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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1933

Page

10

Mission Society Elects Officers in Wilton Meeting

Wilton news reports the Mission Society electing officers at Mrs. Nelson’s home with Wilton-Mrs. Dan Davies named Foreign Missionary. Officers include Mrs. Friederichsen as vice president secretary Mrs. Darting and treasurer Mrs. Lauser.

Union Welfare Association H. F. Schnack F. A. Maurer Vern Walton Frank Fulton Amy Smith Eulala Juanita Lehigh Utah W. A. Grunder Clifford Noble Glen Swenningson Orville Stevens Minneapolis Minn Nobie R. F. Abbott Francis Gray Herbert Dickinson Chicago Kennet Stodgill Robert Ottawa Earl Atkinson C. M. Shaffer Des Moines Muriel San Diego Calif G. G. Leith Leith A. R. Leith Dorothy Richardseff Gregz Business School Peter Daut Ella Daut Davenport Clara Ella Daut Will Looney Katherine Iowa City Betty Hain Ella Nicolaus

Families Gather for Glaser Reunion and Local Visits

Stockton visitors include Mrs G F Broders and Winslow from Iowa City while other locals hosted and traveled. The Glaser family held its second annual reunion at West Park Durant with 40 attending. Margaret Glaser 87 oldest and Roger Morthdorf 3 youngest. A potluck supper followed cards and planning for next year in Durant.

Belle Bohnsack W. H. Eis Montpelier A. E. Stigers Davenport Ed Grimm Floyd Irwin C. H. Anderson Alice Chicago Glaser Westpark Durant Margaret Glaser Roger Morthdorf Harry Horn Laura Makoben

First Linn Grove PTA meets at school house

North Prairie West Liberty reports the Linn Grove PTA held its first meeting Tuesday evening with 41 in attendance for a potluck supper. Harry Schooley led the business session while Edwin Walker ran the program. each family contributed.

West Liberty Linn Grove P. T. A School House Harry Schooley Edwin Walker Minerva Gates Ivan Gates Lynn Claire Will Oyler Oklahoma N. D S. Schriner Elmira Tom Ed McDermott Davenport Schriner Minerva Gatey W. F. Wiggins Downey Marcella Schriner McDermott

Pictured lady novelist clues crosswords in tribute

A puzzle honoring a famous female writer with clues spanning her works and life. The grid references a celebrated novelist and includes terms from literature, travel, and arts.

Letts Church to Ask Conference to Letts

Reports from the Letts quarterly conference cover year’s work. Mrs. Olla McCleary elected Smart to annual conference at Moville on Sept. 20 with H. H. Westbrook as alternate. Rev. C. O. Winters to return for a seventh year. Free movie shown. Letts Ramblers to play Cairo kittensball at Wapello Friday. Various local visits, travel, and school news following.

Mary Shellabarger L. A. Gipple Cedar Rapids Miriam Lieberknecht Coe College H. G. Hartman Chicago Katheryn Letts Iowa City Sandy Grove Hazel Thompson Miss Thompson Neva Hendrix Muscatine Wilmot Hendrix Letts H. J. Austin Charlaine Charles Dickinson Albert Werner Lee Werner Chris Werner Evalyn Thomas Curtis Davenport Ulric Lintner Burlington Lilah English Eppingham Kas Max Lieberknecht Peggy Jessie Letts

Cranston Residents Attend Melon Day and Local Visits

Cranston and nearby residents joined Melon Day events in Conesville on Tuesday. Many families including the Hafners, Viners, Harveys, Tomfelds, Idle, Barnhart, Epperly, Williams, Puhr, Courtney, Easterla, Schmoldt, McCleary, Shafer, and others traveled to Iowa City and Jacksonville Ill. News notes include Mrs. Willits visiting for throat treatment, a newborn Wesley LeRoy for Arthur and Mrs. Brookhart, and trips related to the Century of Progress with Cranston residents Merton Epperly and Clifford Epperly. Several Cranston students attended Muscatine High School events.

Arthur Brookhart Wesley LeRoy George Townsley Jessie Means Dortha Jacksonville Ill Lawrence Brookhart Cranston Summerhayes Rock Island Century of Progress Henry Masonholder Glen Crow H. M. Shearer Roy Masonholder Near Muscatine Merton Epperly Detroit Glen Epperly Clifford Muscatine High School Dorothy Hafner Paul Lee Cone Bettina Hunter Martha Jean Meeker Mildred Delbert Mary Brookhart Harold Courtney Florence Uhr Wayne Fry

Atalissa R N A juvenile camp meeting announced

The Atalissa R N A juvenile camp will hold its next meeting in the R N A hall in the afternoon. Social events include dancing and an observance of the Century of Progress. Community members and visiting families attended Rotary lodge events and local gatherings over Labor Day weekend with meals, fishing, and swimming noted.

Atatissa Atalissa R. N. A R. N. A. Hall Zella’Seuith Sas Presen Century of Progress Stewery Arnold Paescringy Archie Staley Rotary Lodge Staley’s Lake Rohrbacher Florence Betty Keith Whiteis Ann Loring Iowa City T. W. Hunter Gon Wesley Muscatine Charles Staley Leota Louis Staley Bee Pel Bjork Chicago Cedar River Bevier Spinney Ames Eleanor Hargrave B. M. Smith Davenport M. McDonald Bruce Murphy Dale Ellsworth Murphy Salisbury Bridge

Birthday party marks Gerald Brinkmeyer twelfth

In Lone Tree Iowa Mrs L E Brinkmeyer held a birthday party for her son Gerald with his Sunday school class and Junior Scout troop as guests. Afternoon lawn games preceded a luncheon and well wishes from neighbors and friends.

Lone Tree L. E. Brinkmeyer Gerald Sarah Cray Wellman Everett Neal Rural Letter Carriers’ Association Mary Zimmerman Lewis George Carl Edgar Chicago Century of Progress Clinton Starr Elsie Stock Muscatine George Stock Miss Stock W. L. Bywater D. W. Crum Krueger Bowman Iowa City Lone Tree Business Men’s Association Legion Hall NRA John L. Mumm Post American Legion James S. Rowan Mercy Hospital Lens City James Dunn Hills Anna Margart Huff

Services Held at Junction for Two Former Residents

Funeral services were held for William DeFord former Louisa county sheriff at his South Third street home with Rev. Lamp officiating. Burial in Columbus City cemetery followed by I. O. O. F. pallbearers and about twenty Red Men mourners. Henry F. Gabriel of Muscatine, a former resident, was brought to Columbus City for burial. The Red Men led the burial service.

Columbus Junction William DeFord Louisa County South Third Street W. A. Lamp Selec S. A. Dwinell B. O. Roundy Lewis Pugh J. EB. Lukins Rollo McKean Mr. Bebb R. S. McDaniels Manhattan Kas Kingsley McGivin J. K. Dunn Crawfordsville Richard Peters E. E. Jones Chicago Ernest Jones Jean Williams Ames Jacob Liebersnecht J. C. Barnes Burlington W. H. O’connor

Bloomington Community League September Meeting Program

An unusual program at Bloomington's September Community League meeting at the Friends church featured multiple family contributions including songs readings plays and solos. Participants included Ruth Stortz Lyle Pulse Robert Garnes Alice Garnes Helen LeFever and others with future plans announced for October 4 under Esther Stortz Lyle Pulse John and Alice Garnes.

Bloomington Old Black Joe Harrison Fishburn Ruth Stortz Athena Mortimer Darlene McCullough Howard Farnsworth Fred Stortz Esther Albert Herlein Richard Pulse Drew Kramer Keith Hetzler Lilly Hoopes League Esther Stortz Lyle Pulse John Alice Garnes

Auxiliary officers elected at West Branch Legion post

West Branch American Legion auxiliary elected for the coming year with President Ardith Henderson and officers including Vice President Josephine Shipley, Second Vice President Lara Cariens, Secretary Rena Albin, Treasurer Arlene Brown, Chaplain Laura Gray, Historian Alice Fitzsimmons, and executive board Ruthanna Gruwell Millicent Hoff man Alice Fitzsimmons along with past presidents.

West Branch American Legion Auxiliary Ardith Henderson Josephine Shipley Lara Cariens Rena Albin Arlene Brown Laura Gray Alice Fitzsimmons Ruthanna Gruwell Millicent Hoffman

New Boston Social News and Birthday Observation

New Boston notes show Mr and Mrs Carl Schultz hosting a Sunday picnic at Campards for guests from Galesburg and the local drainage district. Stork shower honors Shirley Jean Sutton two weeks old, with friends present. Charles Hyser, lifelong New Boston resident, marked his 80th birthday after eight months bedfast following surgery in Hershey hospital.

New Boston Carl Shultz Campards T. M. Swartz Galesburg Morris Blair Maxine Will Stearny Shirley Jean Sutton Kenneth Sutton Eliza Pauline Looser Maxine Willits Myrtle Bruce Harley Bear Carl Schultz Charles Hyser Hyser Hershey Hospital Muscatine

Farm Bureau unit selects officers in Blue Grass area

Blue Grass Buffalo township Farm Bureau women met at Mrs. Harold Tucker's home for the annual officer election. Elected were Chairman Mrs. Harold Tucker Vice Chairman Mrs. Henry F. Boock Secretary and treasurer Mrs. Charles Logan Publicity chairman Mrs. Harrod Brus. District cooperative leaders named for districts 1 2 3 5 6 7. Dorothea Wingert led a lesson on Neutchafter Cheese. Next meeting set for Oct 3 at Mrs. Peter Owens' home with new project Fifth Year Clothing and Gift Suggestions starts.

Blue Grass Buffalo Township Farm Bureau Harold Tucker Henry F. Boock Charles Logan Harrod Brus John Kahl Fred Bruse S. Kress Charles Moorhead W. A. McGarvey Dorothea Wingert Peter Owens

Tipton Schools Open With 880 Pupils Enrolled

Tipton Tipton consolidated schools begin the year with 880 pupils including 40 in junior college 244 in high school 219 in junior high and 55 in kindergarten. Forty four boys report for football and the home opener under flood lights is set for Sept 15. Rural teachers institute planned by Miss June McCormick Saturday.

Tipton June McCormick

Reformed Church Festival Plans Named in Wilton

Wilton planners outline the Trinity Reformed church fall festival to be held at month’s end. Committees include purchasing, facilitating, kitchen and dining rooms with many named workers handling tickets, fancy work, table setups, and parcel post duties.

Wilton Trinity Reformed Church Anna Heabner Frank Cromer Faciliting Ada Wildasin Nettie Baker Ethel Marolf Pearl Hain Anna Rexroth Stella Daufeldt Pearl Daut Grace Dickinson May Baker Jean Hime Clarence Baker Elwood Heabner Roy Witmer Vella Dickinson J. M. Newgard Bernice Daut Vera Lauer Bessie Jasperson Margaret Flater Geraldine Daut Ora McKean Violet Stratton Vesta Marolf Margaret Cole Marguerite Hain Ollie Witmer Doris Jasperson

Grand Jury Meetings and Local Court Docket Brief

The report notes Grand Jury in session Wednesday and Petit jurors ordered to report Monday at 9 30. New term docket shows four state cases, 28 new actions in law division and 25 new equity matters filed.

W. A. Ot_tilie Manchester Lydia Wells

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Mission Society Dan Davies Wilton Group H. F. Johnson Kenneth Brenner Baker Frank Chris Angerer Anna Erickson Stockton North Prairie Ancient Kingdom Syria Fritz Kreisler Armadillos America Letts Church Conference Junction State Highway Commission Washington County Grandview A. M. Williams Columbus City R. D. Sinclair Hugh McCreery Grinnell R. J. McCreery Marshall Cairo J. M. Marshall Hugh Morris Cotter Grace Stone Ainsworth Willard Glaze Huston Tex Mrs. Morris Miss Stone Clyde Robinson Claude Robinson Ronald Charles Fred Robinson Mt. Carmel William Cunningham Alabama Frank Hopkins Elizabeth Boulton Frank Boulton Yarmouth Elizabeth Norval Kelly Nancy Jane Jean Kelly Henderson Ian Shelley West Second St Charley Pwylls Rex Farm Bureau Unit Reformed Church Plans Festival Leu Ed Leu Iowa Ave Bath
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