Large Crowd in City for R. N. Convo at Elks Home
About 250 Royal Neighbor juveniles from Muscatine and nearby towns gathered today at the Elks home on Front Street for a convention. Mrs. Blanche Schmidt arrived from Hampton IA to deliver a Special Address. Dr. B F Schwartz spoke briefly as wards competed in the afternoon program. A prize awaited the group with the largest membership. A children’s treat followed.
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Muscatine
Davenport
Durant
Columbus Junction
Nichols
Wilton
West Liberty
Atalissa
Conesville
Moscow
Elks Home
Front Street
Blanche Schmidt
Hampton
B. F. Schwartz
Marya and Ray Plan New Home as Eve Faces Change
Marya and Ray anticipate a furnished gray bungalow with beamed ceilings and a beaming wedding in a story set at Bixby's. Eve and Dick share plans for a future while Eve assists Marya shop and contemplates a career, and Mona Allen’s presence adds a tense echo to office life. Eve receives a Times advertising department call signaling shift.
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Eve Bayless
Earle Barnes
Bixby's
Dick Rader
Lake City
Eve
Sam Holeridge
Arlene Smith
Bixby’s
George Bliss
Bliss
Mona Allen
Marya
Ray
Arlene
Mr. Bixby
Art Museum
Gan
Union Station
New York
Gene
Ada Seaver Honored at Farewell Party
Miss Ada J. Seaver cafeteria director is honored at a farewell gathering hosted by YWCA cafeteria and executive boards at Mrs. Gus Allbee’s home 1609 Mulberry Avenue. She leaves tonight for Sioux City and then Beresford South Carolina to visit her sister after four years directing the YWCA cafeteria.
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Gus Allbee
Mulberry Avenue
Young Women’s Christian Association
Ada J. Seaver
Allbee
Miss Seaver
Sioux City
Beresford
S. C
Y. W
Mary Shemaitis
Chicago
Lucy Milligan
O. L. Peck
Girl Reserve Committee
Fidelis Club
Ruth
Jennie Reesink
Weed Park
Miss Katherine McMains Weds Chester Lepper in Full Gospel Tabernacle
Katherine McMains wed Chester Lepper in a Friday night ceremony at 8 30 at the Full Gospel tabernacle. Rev R C Sellers performed the single ring rite. The bride, daughter of Roy McMains, wore white Spanish lace over satin with a tulle veil and orange blossoms. She carried white gladioli and baby’s breath. Attendants included Verda Covell, Rhode Maisenbach, Dorothy Maisenbach, Darleen Phillips, and Evelyn Lord. Lawrence Lepper was ring bearer. Orville Lepper and ushers Vance Chapman Ivan Heins. The couple, who will reside at 606 East Fourth street after Sept 6, left for a motor trip through Indiana.
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Katherine McMains
Chester Lepper
R. C. Sellers
Roy McMains
East Tenth Street
William Strong
Verda Covell
Rhode
Dorothy Maisenbach
Darleen Phillips
Evelyn Lord
Lawrence Lepper
Mr. Lepper
Grace Lepper
East Sixth Street
Orville Lepper
Vance Chapman
Ivan Heins
Indiana
East Fourth Street
Mrs Bueser Hosts Gingham Girls for 22nd Birthday
Mrs William Bueser entertained the Gingham Girls bridge club at 1405 Mulberry Avenue Friday afternoon for her 22nd birthday. First prize went to Mrs Richard Hartung second to Miss Florence Dora and a special award to Mrs Charles Hagermann Jr. A birthday lunch followed with a cake centerpiece and each guest received a favor. Next week the club meets with Miss Florence Dora on Sherman Street.
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William Bueser
Gingham Girls Bridge Club
Mulberry Avenue
Richard Hartung
Florence Dora
Charles Hagermann, Jr
Sherman Street
Rose Croix Shrine Sets Fall and Winter Meeting
Rose Croix shrine No. 5 and White Shrine of Jerusalem will hold a fall and winter meeting Monday night at the Masonic temple. A business session is planned followed by refreshments.
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Rose Croix Shrine
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Community notices: meetings and elections announced
Rainbow Girls will elect officers at 7:30 San in the Masonic The Day Nursery board meets at 4 p m Tuesday at Mrs. George B. Mark 412 Cedar. Union Christian Endeavor meets Friday Sept 8 at 7:45 at United Brethren church Mrs Frank Brown hosts Musserville Ladies Aid work meeting at Hoopes hall Wednesday. Daughters of Union Veterans meeting moved to Tuesday at 8 p m due to Labor Day.
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Rainbow Girls
San
Masonic
George B. Mark
Cedar Street
Union Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Church
Frank Brown
Musserville Ladies’ Aid Society
Hoopes Hall
Daughters of Union Veterans
Appointments of I. F. W. C. Are Listed
Des Moines announces appointments for the 1933 35 Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs administration with state chairmen for finance printing resolutions revision cooperation with rural districts club institutes and endowment fund programs. Des Moines fall council activities and department chairmen for home education public instruction and more are listed along with numerous divisional chairmen and regional representatives.
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Des Moines
Eugene Henery
Grinnell
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
William Larrabee, Jr
Fred Loss
Marshalltown
Frank Griffith
Fort Dodge
E. N. Coleman
Davenport
J. H. Mather
Ames
Clifford Boyer
Dot Jackson
F. E. Shore
Josiah Johnston
R. M. Sylvester
Robert J. Johnston
Humboldt
W. G. MacMartin
Tama
H. S. Vincent
Robert Pike
Sioux City
Garden
O. J. Sacquety
Holston
Evangelical Ladies Aid Society Marks 57th Anniversary
Mrs. E B Molis led a history talk at a Friday party in the church marking the Evangelical Ladies Aid fifty seven anniversary. Attendees numbered 22 with prayers, scripture, duets, and a piano duet. Charter members include Emma Kautz Mary Heerd and Josephine Dora. Winter dinners begin next week.
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Evangelical Society
Protestant Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society
E. B. Molis
Martin Heussner
K. M. Jeschke
Clara Haan
Jeschke
Molis
Norma Johnson Weds Raymond Chatfield at First Methodist
Miss Norma Johnson of Walnut street married Raymond Chatfield of 116 Sherman Street in a Friday evening ceremony at the pastor's study of the First Methodist Episcopal church. Dr. B F Schwartz officiated. Attended by Mr and Mrs Carl Chatfield the couple plan to live in Muscatine. Mr Chatfield works at McKee Feed store.
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Norma Johnson
Walnut Street
Raymond Chatfield
Sherman Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
B. F. Schwartz
Carl Chatfield
Muscatine
Chatfield
McKee Feeg
Weber Night Employees Potluck Supper at Factory
Weber and Sons employees held a potluck supper Friday night in the machine room. William Weber attended as a special guest. Twenty three people were present. A pie eating contest was won by Mr. Weber. Fall flowers decorated the room.
Lake heads department of public affairs with divisional chairmen
Lake heads the department of public affairs with divisional chairmen Mrs. H. O. Hyatt of LaMoille for citizenship, Mrs. Max Mayer of Des Moines for economic problems, Mrs. S. H. Tomlinson of Des Moines for international relations, Mrs. Gordon L. Elliott of Des Moines for legislation. Marshalltown heads the public welfare department with assistant Mrs. W. A. Sanford of Cherokee for child welfare, Mrs. Channing Smith of Cherokee for public health, Mrs. C. S. Sulser of Des Moines for safety, and Mrs. A. J. Decker of Newton for social welfare.
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Des Moines
Safety
A. J. Decker
Newton
Homecoming Planned by Philathea Class
The Philathea class of the First Methodist church will observe Homecoming Tuesday with a covered dish banquet in the church basement. Present and former members will take part and are asked to bring dishes silverware sandwiches and covered dishes for the men. A program and officers election follow the supper.
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First Methodist Church
Giant athlete mystery in sports puzzle variant
A complex puzzle asks who is the giant athlete in the variant picture and lists many cross clues across across and down. The clues reference sports terms, instruments and objects, with the pictured lady described as a world insect champion and other entries hinting at forms of entertainment and measurements.
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NEW Era
New Era Young People’s Society
Flittermouse
Mrs. Ellis
Rita May Sauer
Maude
Helen Pantel
Prissie
Mary McElroy
Gerald
State University
Ferdinand Anderson
Ellis
Marvel
Arline Grimm
Darlin
Harland Hetzler
Mrs. Godspeed
Marvel Grimm
Mr. Goodspeed
Jacob Brei
Mary
Rosalind Maasen
Tom
Isabelle
Ida Mae Hetzler
Ozark Mountain Home
Clifford Pantel
Margaret Kretschmar
Barnes
Mrs. Bueser
C. V. Mapleton
Toledo
Max Hemingway
Webster City
Iowa
Ethel Towne Holmes
Cora Johnson
J. M. Halstead
van Wert
F. C. Kellogg
Cedar Rapids
Gordon Hayes
Red Oak
Frank Hofmann
Ottumwa
Flapper
Fanny
U. S
Pat
Oys
Aree
Bride OF
Cha Lee
Policy Today
F. M. Ziegler
Bldg
Sheridan Road
Highland Park
Ill
Lake Michigan
U. S. Route 41
Illinois 42
R. W. Larke
Park Highland Park, Ml
Sae Canaan
Kentucky
Green River
Muscatine Lumber & Coal Co
East Second St
Yeur
Avite
Boots
By Mak
Cook , Nou
AY Rero
South Side Dairy
C. Toborg Dairy
Leu & Son Dairy
Lee
Orville
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