Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Muscatine Journal in Muscatine, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1933

Page

4

Bridal Party Announced by Miss Vetter

Miss Beatrice Vetter announces the wedding party for her marriage to Kenneth Coder son of Mrs. W. S. Blades to be held at First Presbyterian church Saturday Sept 16. Matron of honor is Mrs. Paul Havercamp best man Sherwood Phillips with a list of ushers and attendants. A reception at Hotel Muscatine follows and the couple will reside at 301 West Fifth Street after a honeymoon.

Beatrice Vetter F. C. Vetter Mulberry Avenue Kenneth Coder Muscatine County W. S. Blades First Presbyterian Church Paul Havercamp Sherwood Phillips Mary Bryant Houston Tex Doris Havercamp Sonny Phillips J. B. Rendall Helen Heidel Hilda Michels Hotel Muscatine West Fifth Street Thomas Beveridge Cedar Falls Muscatine Philip Maughan Fargo N. D David Maughan Little Rock Ark Binny Mason Charleston W. Va A. E. Kinderbocker St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Jean Mead Chicago Harvey Allbee Lorraine Willis

Catholic Daughters Plan Iowa Night Program

Catholic Daughters of America will observe Iowa Night at the K C hall on Monday. Program features early Iowa history and missionary papers, vocal numbers including Iowa Corn Song and Old Gold, with committee in charge by Mrs Frank Delaney Miss Mary B Ryan and Miss Agatha Detthos. Officials seek strong attendance.

Iowa Catholic Daughters of America K. C. Hall Frank Delaney Mary B. Ryan Agatha Detthos

Mrs Witteman Wins Prize at St Marys Card Party

Mrs Leo Witteman won first prize in a five hundred game at St Marys Aid Society card party and sewing event held Thursday afternoon at the school hall. Mrs Harry Oberhaus took second, with a special prize to Mrs Louis Hiebing. The Aid society plans another card party Tuesday night at the hall.

Witteman ST. Mary’s Leo Witteman St. Mary's Aid Society Harry Oberhaus Louis Hiebing Aid Society

Wedding of Willis and Maughan in Minneapolis

Miss Martha Jean Maughan became the bride of Edwin Aylburton Willis at the Minneapolis Woman's club. The ceremony featured a chamber music program and a large reception with about 200 guests. The couple planned a northeastern motor trip before settling in Glens Falls, New York after September 18.

MR. Willis Miss Maughan Minneapolis Minneapolis Woman's Club Martha Jean Maughan Herbert Charles Maughan Irving Avenue Edwin Aylburton Willis Glens Falls N. Y Ralph Sanderson Willis Mulberry Avenue Muscatine Dorothea Fiske Milwaukee Marianna Pratt Kansas City Jane Woodward

Union meeting postponed for Muscatine groups

A Muscatine Christian Endeavor union meeting at United Brethren church is postponed to next Tuesday. Grace Lutheran Light Brigade members will gather at 2 30 p m Saturday in church parlors.

Muscatine Christian Endeavor Societies United Brethren Church Light Brigade Grace Lutheran Church

Fidelis Club Supper Meeting Held Near Muscatine

Fourteen young women of the Fidelis club gathered Thursday night at the home of Jennie and Ruth Reesink near Muscatine. The evening featured bridge with first prize awarded to Mrs.

Y. W. Fidelis Club Fidelis Club Jennie Ruth Reesink Muscatine

Miss Kleist and James Hopewell to Wed

The engagement of Miss Viola Kleist of 210 Brook Street to James Hopewell of Van Horn Street was announced at a surprise shower hosted by the bride elect’s mother. The event featured bunco with prizes, a gift collection for the honoree, and luncheon with orchid and yellow decor.

Viola Kleist A. J. Kleist Brook Street James Hopewell Louis Hopewell van Horn Street Harold Dutro Margaret Deems Edna Honts Minnett Mannhardt Violet Erickson Edith Whitman Ruth Steveson Dorothy Knox Davenport Muscatine Helen Tadewald

Post-nuptial shower honors Mrs Chester Trout

A surprise post-nuptial shower for former Miss Elizabeth Robbins was held Thursday night at 119 East Eighth Street. Bunco awarded first prize to Mrs C E Fisher. Honoree received many gifts. Participants included Mrs Fisher, Miss Margaret Daedelow, Miss Dorothy Danner, Miss Dorothy Keckler, Miss Dorothy Nicklas, Miss Esther Coon, Mrs Alden Robbins, Miss Ida Huber, Miss Jean Lemkau, Miss Phyllis Yes, and Mrs Trout.

Chester Trout Elizabeth Robbins East Eighth Street Bunco C. E. Fisher Fisher Margaret Daedelow Dorothy Danner Dorothy Keckler Dorothy Nicklas Esther Coon Alden Robbins Ida Huber

Grace Lutheran Mission Group Meets on Thursday

Grace Lutheran Missionary society gathered 22 members at 1077 Lucas Street with Mrs. Helen Lange hosting. Mrs. Carl Spieth led the topic Under the Maple Leaf followed by a magazine quiz. October plans were announced for Mrs. Leland Lesher’s home with several named aides.

Grace Lutheran Mission Group Helen Lange Grace Lutheran Missionary Society Lucas Street Lloyd Grimm Carl Spieth Leland Lesher Leroy Sohn Henry Leedy

Flower Show Classifications For Muscatine Garden Club

The Muscatine Garden Club announces its autumn flower show next Wednesday at the First Presbyterian church basement. Instructions include cutting stems slanted and long, using proper containers, removing labels, and judging flowers only. The show features divisions for zinnias, dahlias, gladioli, roses, perennials, annuals, lilies, native fall flowers, potted plants, shrubs and vines, and collections with varied classes and prizes for best specimens and collections.

Muscatine Garden Club First Presbyterian Church Garden Club

Katherine Martin Elected President of American Legion Auxiliary

Mrs Katherine Martin was elected president of the American Legion auxiliary at a Thursday night meeting held at Mrs Harold Wilsons home. Other officers named included First Vice President Mrs Coralie Fischer Second Vice President Mrs Nellie Allen Secretary Mrs Marguerite Smith Treasurer Mrs Dorothy Grimm Chaplain Mrs W A Hill Sergeant at Arms Mrs Genevieve Davis Historian Mrs Odette Grimm A musical program and social hour followed refreshments were served The next meeting in two weeks will be at Mrs Vera Shoemakers 1617 Cedar Street

Katherine Martin American Legion Auxiliary Harold Wilson East Fifth Street Coralie Fischer Nellie Allen Marguerite Smith Dorothy Grimm W. A. Hill Genevieve Davis Odette Grimm

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Vetter Presbyterian Presbyterian Aid and Missionary Society Jacqueline George Maxine Romig Fay Kautz Louise Gallaher Betty Thompson Betty Johnson Mary Wilson Betty Hoffman Betty Gallaher Joe Hill H. Folsom D. E. Eaton Henry Otto Tom Ogilvie H. Madden George Bjcchenauer J. M. Brockway Jennie Day Ray Mark Otto Sauer Sidney Rankin Missionary Society Will Walter Will East Fourth Street Moscow Township John Hetzler Kenneth Harriet Gladys John Rickless Thomval Thompson Tommy Henry Hocke Lloyd Jesse F. L. Duffee Wilton Charles Garvin Doris Vera Wayne Helen Kaufmann Lucille Garvin Park Avenue Church New Era Young People’s Society Ziegler Memorial Lutheran Church Park Avenue Methodist Church Margaret Kretschmar Just Geo. Kranz & Son East Second St the Commonplace Helen Welshimer Special Service Bureau Eighth Ave New York City NEA Service, Inc Miss Kleist Mr. Hopewell Edith Greenwald Dallas Tiecke Bailey Cash Teize Junedale Hams, Ib Richard White House West Second ST Rich Boots Willie Hamburger Maxwell House Bologna Franks By Martin Pal Southampton Slong , Wattie Neaiservice Mrs. Martin Auxiliary Vera Shoemaker Cedar Street C. L. Hartman Optometrist 2Nd St Grocery Fuhlman Japan RED Paint Store Iowa Ave
Search Courier

Search the Muscatine Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Muscatine Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication