Mrs Kautz Wins Golf Tournament at Geneva Club
Mrs Kautz won the Geneva Golf and Country Club women's championship with a 2 and 1 victory over Mrs Albert McKee. Roy Kautz announced the result. Lee Richards beat R S Jackson 1 up in the first flight. Edwynna Boothe defeated Mrs Robert Wilson 2 and 1 in the second flight. The committee plans to extend Thursday women’s day events into September and hosts a luncheon and golf gathering Thursday at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kautz
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Albert McKee
W. F. Bishop
Lee Richards
R. S. Jackson
Edwynna Boothe
Robert Wilson
Eve Rader's Coat Ad Error Stuns Bixby Store
Eve Rader assistant to Earle Barnes at Bixbys marries Dick Rader while a illustrated coat sale backed by a $20 price slip triggers a $2,000 loss. Mona Allen is blamed after a proofreading mishap and office intrigue as Eve faces Monday confrontation with Mr. Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Bayless
Earle Barnes
Bixby’s
Vertising
Dick Rader
Lake City
Eve
Sam Holeridge
Arlene Smith
George Bliss
Theron Reece
Mona Tuen
Mona
Charles
Bixby
Barnes
Miss Gordon
Mona Allen
Mr. Bixby
Miss Allen
O. K
Mrs. Rader
Arlene
Coat Department
Mr. Barnes
Homecoming Night Notes From First Methodist Philathea Class
The Philathea class of the First Methodist Episcopal church held a Tuesday potluck banquet with 35 attending. Officers were re elected: Mrs. L C Howe president Miss Hattie Parker vice president Mrs L F Othmer recording secretary Mrs A W Schmidt treasurer and Mrs E E Baker press reporter. A Light themed toast program featured expressions Its Ray in the Home At Work In the Church. Letters from former members in other cities and states were read and musical numbers plus the class song were performed. Out of town guests included charter member Bertha Boiler of Iowa City and Mrs Jesse Foster of Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
L. C. Howe
Hattie Parker
L. F. Othmer
A. W. Schmidt
E. E. Baker
L. S. Penrose
J. J. Fishburn
F. G. McCullough
J. A. Stover
B. F. Schwartz
Bertha Boiler
Iowa City
Jesse Foster
Davenport
Mrs Addie Stearns Hosts West Liberty Birthday Gathering
Mrs Addie Stearns celebrated her 83rd birthday at her West Liberty home with a luncheon in cafeteria style and an afternoon of social time. Readings were given by Mrs Stearns. The next meeting is scheduled for Sept 13 at Mrs J A Fiderlein's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Stearns
West Liberty
Stearns
J. A. Fiderlein
Nursery board meets at Mrs. Mark home
Day Nursery board gathered Tuesday afternoon at 412 Cedar Street to review a uptick in children cared for and to request contributions of canned goods jellies preserves or fresh fruits and vegetables from members and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mark
Cedar Street
Freiderich Family Holds Fist Reunion at Battenhagen Home
The Freiderich family gathered Sunday at the Battenhagen country home near Grandview for games and a lawn basket supper. A business meeting decided the reunion would be annual with Hermann Brendel named manager for 1934 at the Gottlieb Grendel home in Muscatine. Four generations were represented among attendees including Gottlieb and Brendel families and others with numerous named relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freiderich
William Battenhagen
Grandview
Hermann Brendel
Gottlieb Grendel
Fulham Avenue
Muscatine
Gottlieb Brendel
Charles Beach
Donald Whitlow
Charlotte
Florence
August Freiderich
Henry Freiderich
Leo Mann
Henry Tober
William Bartenhagen
Henry
Freda
Walter
Congregational Church Plans Picnic Supper
The Congregational Church announces the first fall and winter Thursday night supper at 6 30. After the meal attendees will have the opportunity to relate an interesting...
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Congregational Church
Rules for Muscatine Autumn Flower Show Classes
The Muscatine Garden club lists rules for the autumn flower show to be held Sept. 13 at the First Presbyterian church basement. Entries must be in by 10 a.m., registrations start 7:39, with one entry per class, flowers must be exhibitor grown, containers specified, and precise labeling mandatory. Judging uses a 10 point scale across categories from blooms to arrangements, with entries staged by number and final decisions by judges.
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Muscatine
Bride Elect Honored With Pre Nuptial Party
Miss Bessie Sywassink was honored at a pre nuptial party hosted by Miss Rosabelle Korschot at 610 Kindler Avenue. Eighteen guests enjoyed hearts, prizes were awarded to Mrs. Charles Rosenberger and Violet Horst, and gifts were revealed by poems hidden around the home. Nile green and pink were the chosen colors for decorations and a two course lunch was served. Additional parties are planned with Miss Sywassink’s upcoming marriage to Charles Axel on September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Sywassink
Charles Axel
Rosabelle Korschot
Kindler Avenue
Charles Rosenberger
Violet Horst
Miss Sywassink
Juanita Cochran
Eugene Sywassink
Watermelon party at Nyenhuis home brings Illinois community together
Monday night in Illinois a large watermelon party gathered many families and neighbors. Participants included P Nussbaum L B Shirkey Delos Spickler Art Mewes Roy Rector W Gil lett Elmer Feldman Fred Feldman D A Gorham D L Gorham Dunker Dunker Dunker Mary Dunker Nels Dunker Deane Williams Clifford Rice Jessie Plank Lee Freise Bud Fisher Agnes Kelly James Sheppard Macklem L V Hayes Emma McGreer Maynard Evelyn Omar Tomlin Floyd Ricketts W B Nyenhuis Betty Ruth Nyenhuis Bud Nyenhuis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Nyenhuis
Illinois
P. Nussbaum
L. B. Shirkey
Delos Spickler
Art Mewes
Roy Rector
W. Gillett
Elmer Feldman
Betty and
Ruth Nyenhuis
Mrs
Bud Nyenhuis
Damenchor elects officers in Muscatine Liederkranz
Mrs. Carl Hess has been named president of the Muscatine Damenchor Liederkranz. Other officers to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damenchor Group
Carl Hess
Muscatine
Damenchor Liederkranz
Mrs Grigg to entertain First Christian Ladies Aid Society
Mrs F L Grigg invites the First Christian Ladies Aid Society to meet at 2 30 p m Thursday at her home 1815 Mulberry Avenue. Past Noble Grands of Miriam Rebekah lodge will gather at Mrs W L Smiths 215 East Sixth Street tonight with Mrs Gus Halberg aiding hosting duties.
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F. L. Grigg
Mulberry Avenue
First Christian Ladies’ Aid Society
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
W. L. Smith
East Sixth Street
Gus Halberg
Euchre Night At St. Mary's Aid Society Party
Euchre was the game of the evening at a St. Mary's Aid Society card party in the school hall. First prizes went to Mrs. William King and Art Hahnbaum, second to Mrs. John Weber and Andrew State, with a special prize for William King. The society will meet Thursday afternoon at the hall for sewing and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Aid Society
William King
Art Hahnbaum
John Weber
Andrew State
Grace Lutheran senior league elects officers at meeting
Hazel Brei was elected president of the Grace Lutheran church senior league at a Tuesday night gathering in the church parlors. Henry Lange became vice president, Marie Lindley secretary, and Terril Young treasurer. Twenty members attended and three new members joined. the meeting ended with a watermelon feast.
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Hazel] Brei
League of Grace Lutheran Church
Henry Lange
Marie Lindley
Terril Young
Presbyterian Groups Meet Thursday At Church
A joint meeting of the First Presbyterian Aid and Missionary societies will be held Thursday afternoon at the church. A program will be presented by the missionary group. Hostesses for the Aid include Mrs. Folsom Eaton Otto Ogilvie Madden and Eichenauer. Missionary hostesses are Mrs Brockway Day Mark Hill Sauer and Miss Rankin. Members asked to bring scraps of gingham or print for quilt blocks for a quilt during the coming winter.
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First Presbyterian Aid and Missionary Societies
H. Folsom
D. E. Eaton
Henry Otto
Tom Ogilvie
H. Madden
George Eichenauer
The
Missionary Society
J. M. Brockway
Jennie Day
Ray Mark
Joe Hill
Otto Sauer
Sidney Rankin
Miss Leila Glatstein Heads West to UC Westwood Village
Muscatine graduates send Miss Leila Glatstein to the University of California at Westwood Village in Beverly Hills to study dramatic art and music. She travels with her uncle and aunt R Rosslaw and Mrs Rosslaw, with stops planned at Yellowstone and other points.
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Muscatine High School
Leila Glatstein
O. A. Glatstein
Canon Avenue
Miss Glatstein
University of California At
Westwood Village
Beverly Hills
West Coast
Yellowstone National Park
Kensington to Elect New Officers
United Brethren Kensington will choose officers for the coming year at a meeting Friday September 8 at the church. A noon potluck dinner is planned with attendees bringing a covered dish and sandwiches. For menu questions call Mrs. Pearl Wedekind.
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A. B. Kensington
United Brethren Kensington
Pearl Wedekind
Legion Auxiliary Meeting At Wilson Home
Mrs Harold Wilson will entertain the American Legion auxiliary at 306 East Fifth Street Thursday night. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected. The meeting starts at 8 o clock with a social hour and musical selections including a vocal solo by Mrs Martha Sywassink. Refreshments will be served.
Evangelical Group Plans Sunday School Conference
Teachers and officers of the Protestant Evangelical church met at Miss Bernice Mittman’s home to discuss plans for a Sunday school workers conference set for Oct. 10. The group will reconvene Oct. 2 at Mrs. E. B. Molis’s home for further planning.
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Evangelical Group
Protestant Evangelical Church
Bernice Mittman
Newell Avenue
E. B. Molis
Woodlawn Avenue
Miss Vera Novak Honored On Birthday
Leona Pieper hosted a birthday surprise at her Green Street home Tuesday night for Vera Novak. Guests played bunco with prizes going to Mildred Wittman and Gertrude Thauren, and Dora Wichers and Leona Bierman in other draws. A two course luncheon followed.
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Vera Novak
Leona Pieper
Green Street
Bunco
Mildred Wittman
Gertrude L. Thauren
Dora Wichers
Leona Bierman
Miss Novak
Dora
Meta Wichers
Dorothy Neff
Peggy Miller
Esther Fabrizius
Gertrude Thauren
Small-Irwin reunion draws 57 attendees at Weed Park
Seventy seven? the article notes 57 attendees at the Small-Irwin family reunion held Sunday in Weed park. Mrs. Charles Holmes was named president for 1934 with Lockwood Moore as vice president, Maxine Anderson secretary and Clifford Worst treasurer. Harry A Smull of Pasco Washington was the oldest present and Beverly Jean Smull of Atalissa the youngest. The Muscatine group includes Mary Smull and many Worst and Smull family members while Rock Island lists Mavello Smull and G E Smull among attendees.
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Weed Park
Charles Holmes
Lockwood Moore
Maxine Anderson
Clifford Worst
Harry A. Smull
Pasco
Wash
Beverly Jean Smull
Atalissa
Muscatine
Mary Smull
William Becker
Mary B
Smull and Related Families Listed Across Illinois and Iowa
A roster of Smull family members and associates across multiple towns including Atalissa Durant Iowa City Moline Pleasant Hill and Illinois locales is provided. Names include J. W. Smull L. H. Smull Mary A. Gibson Adna Miller Elbert Holmes and Zella Smull among others with spouses children and relations.
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Charles Holmes
Vern Holmes
Joy
Elbert Holmes
Flora Marie
Marilyn la June Holmes
Illinois City
Zella Smull
Sadie Black
Carrie Ridenour
Moline
H.A. Smull
Pasco
Wash
Jessie Plank
Lee Freise
Illinois
Little Dancers Perform in Davenport Program
Little Miss Virginia Rosenthal Jackie Goetz and Stephanie Edmondson showcased dances on a Davenport DeMolay program Tuesday night. They are set to perform again tonight at a Royal Neighbor convention in Davenport.
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Davenport
Virginia Rosenthal
Jackie Goetz
Stephanie Edmondson
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