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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1963

Page

10

Coach Enthused By Progress of Iowa Grid Team

Towa City Iowa. Coach Jerry Burns reports progress for the Hawkeyes eight days before the season opener with Washington State. The veteran first team with nine seniors is moving the ball well with a balanced pass and run attack. Improved quarterback Fred Riddle passing earns praise and the Bob Grier move to fullback shows no loss in running potential. Burns cites Grier Krause and Sherman as the Big Ten’s top defensive backs.

Towa City Jerry Burns Towa Washington State Hawkeyes Burns Fred Riddle Bobby Grier Grier Paul Krause Bob Sherman

Sophs Lose on Last Play in Bettendorf Opener

Muscatine high school sophomores fell 12 to 6 after a fumble on the final play. Keniny Lane’s 45 yard punt return set up a late Muscatine drive, but Bettendorf's defense and a late fumble return sealed the win. Coach Pat Jannett praised the defense as Bettendorf benefited from three 15 yard penalties in the scoring drive. The JV travels to Assumption on Sept 36 for a Monday night game.

Muscatine High Soph Bettendorf Muscatine Keniny Lane MHS Steve . Wade Pat Jannett MHS Tophs Betlendoct Sophs Assumption Iowa City

Golfers Shoot For Big Pot At Dalmahoy

Dalmahoy Scotland hosts the Dalmahoy Golf Tournament where 130 players pursue a $14 000 Erick shot prize for a hole in one on the 15th hole while Doug Sanders of La Jolla Calif leads after a 4 under par 66 in round one, one stroke behind Peter Alliss.

Dalmahoy Scotland Doug Sanders la Jolla Calif Sanders Peter Alliss

New Look Jersey Label Dropped By Tulane This Season

New Orleans Tulane opened this season under a new coach and new uniforms after a winless last year with the New Look label. This year, facing rugged Texas, Tulane has dropped the old nickname and hopes to change its luck.

New Orleans Tulane Texas

Boxer Tony Maramarelli Adopts New Ring Name Ma mareli

Miami reports that lightweight boxer from Pittsburgh, Tony Maramarelli, after nine straight wins, will be known now as Ma mareli. His manager announced the name change Thursday, joking about press power and pronunciation.

Miami Fla Tony Maramarelli Pittsburgh

Women Bowling Delegates Set for State and National Conventions

Delegates to the Muscatine Women s Bowling Association announced for state and national conventions. State delegates include Maxine Norton Grace Merdink Dorothy Crumly Beulah Varney Margaret Naber. Alternates are Pauline Hart Dorothy Brockway Jo Oveson Millie Blaesing Martha Kutringer. National delegates: Maxine Norton Grace Merdink. alternates Wilma Heuer Janet Askam.

Wilton OBS Tells Plans for Harvest Session

Wilton Purity Chapter 365 and Des Moines Grand Chapter outline Harvest session plans. Open House at Eastern Star Home in Boone Sept 29. Harvest Home project items due to Diana Maurer or Nancy Taylor. District 10 to meet Davenport Masonic Temple Sept 3 with dinner at 6:30 and meeting at 7:20. Members Digna Maurer Norma Seivers Janet Marolf attend. October meeting 7:30 start. Purity Past Matrons Club noon Sept 25 at Masonic Temple. Mrs. Nicholaus hosts visited by Mrs. Kraft and relatives.

Wilton Des ‘Moines Eastern Star Boone Town Purity Chapter Digna Maurer Norma Seivers Janet Marolf Clut Masonic Temple Nellie Whitmer Hattie Mills Muscatine Edith’ Nicholaus William, Kraft Davenport Nicolaus

Plan Seminar At Oakville WSCS Meeting

Oakville WSCS plans a District Seminar at the Methodist church on Sept 19 with Mrs. Dorothy Gerdner presiding. Wilma Swafford led devotions, 22 members and four visitors attended, Good-Will supper planned for Nov 13 to support the church building fund.

Oakville W.s Dorothy Gerdner Methodist Church Man Bailey Wilma Swafford Fred Hardin Gerdner Esther Brown Louise Peterson Leona Hardin Judy Gerst Rell Virginia Swatford Janice Boyer Louis Miller Town City Mercy Hospital

Conesville Community News Briefs and Visits

Community notes from Conesville celebrate lodge meetings and local club activities. Oak Camp No. 601 hosts a September meeting at Edna Snyder's home with eleven rural attendees. Members plan trips to Monmouth and Haeger Potteries by bus, while church reports preview commissions for the Quarterly Conference in West Liberty. The Double Eight club gathers at Maxville, with the next meeting slated for October in Muscatine. Local residents share visits, moves, and hospitality across Davenport, Muscatine, and Columbus Junction areas.

Conesville Conesville Methodist Church West Liberty Methodist Church Conesville Double Eight Maxivell _ Wed Hilda Owen Muscatine Ile Huby Otto Vera Showalter Clarence Schneckloth Timmy Elsia Babblit

Committees Named For Bloomington Car Wash Event

Bloomington Spanaker chapel MYF has named car wash committees for Saturday at Paetz grocery. Workers from 9 to 1 include Bonnabelle Schenck Karl Kevin Linda Jo Gleaves Carelyn Bonnie Boorn Joanne Schmidt. From 1 to 5 are Bills Boorn Dennis Rite Mike Esmoil Julie Houseman Lois Edith Beatty. Additional volunteers Tom Windman Ronald Esmoil and Marvin Beatty from 4 to 9.

Bloomington Spanaker Chapel Paetz Grocery Bonnabelle Tom Windman Ronald Esmoil Marvin Beatty

Blue Grass News Notes Air and Mrs Kay Celebrate Son

Air and Mrs Stuart Kay of Atlantic Iowa welcome son Roger born Labor Day at St Luke's Davenport. Mrs Kay formerly Sandra Kay of Blue. Mrs Mamie Taylor from northern Wisconsin visited the Kay home. Mrs Mary Nagel honored at Hand meeting leaving soon for Merced California. Pleasant Prairie bazaar set Oct 16. Christian Education Rally Day Sept 29. World Wide Communion Oct 6. Wayne Schroeder address received from Mare Island Vallejo California.

Air Stuart Kay Atlantic, Iowa Roger Labor Day Kaysis Sandra Kay Blue St. Luke's “Hospital Davenport Mamie ‘Taylor Wisconsin Ben D. O. Farley C. Pe Conrad Brazil Wayne Schroeder Wayne Schroeder Milnsy N.P.S Mare Islard Vallejo Calif

Stockton Sailor Swims to Safety

Kenneth Dusenry of Stockton was one of four sailors who swam to safety when waves swamped a Navy launch off Long Island Sound. One man was not recovered. The launch was returning the men to Hazelwood after a night ashore. E. E. McBee, former depot agent for Durant, died of cancer at Washington Iowa after working for the Rock Island railroad since 1938. Durant PTO met in the auditorium to plan Mardi Gras and discuss monthly meetings with Father Richard Anderson of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church addressing the group.

Durant Washington Iowa Rock Island Railroad Durant Pto Durant P.T.O Richard Anderson St. Paul's Episcopal Church

TTT Holds Wapello Session Chapter 6 Meeting

TTT held its first season meeting at the Catholic church with picnic. Attendees included Mrs Elda Matthews Danna Allworth Jackie Wiele and Celis McClurkin leading the committee. Two camp attendees Lu dy Wright and Dianna Montagne reported on activities and showed camp handiwork. Easter seat sale drive was continued. Latha McElhinney elected first delegate Ruth Bentley alternate to attend the national convention in Dayton Ohio in October.

Wapello T.T.T Elda Matthews Danna Allworth Jackie Wiele Celis. McClurkin Ludy Wright Dianna’ Montagne Eden Valley Minn Jackie’. Wiole Darlene Hookland Maurine Schmesser Latha McElhinney Ruth Bentley Dayton Ohio

Wapsie 4-H Club Plans Hayride Party

Wapsie 4-H Club meeting at the Grange hall with Terry and Jerry Kruse as hosts presided by Vice President Charles Hawley. Twenty four members attended and planned a hayride for Saturday night with Wiener roast at Wright's, dance by The Untouchables, and officer elections with Gary Hahn as president and Terry Ruess as treasurer.

Grange Hall Terry Jerry Kruse Charles Hawley Wright Kenny Frauenholz Kenny Wright Ronnie Lehman Dick Ruess Ken Wright Gary Hahn Kenny Traunenholz Ruess Corrine Windus Charles Haley

West Liberty CWF Sets September Meetings

The Christian Women's Fellowship at the Christian church in West Liberty schedules meetings for Thursday evening September 19 at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Harold Weinard’s home with Mrs. Findlay Brooke assisting and Mrs. John Ashton leading, and Friday afternoon September 20 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Lester Jenson’s home with Mrs. George Mulvaney assisting and Mrs. Louis Hormel reading while Mrs. Yates Thurness leads worship. As part of the church Centennial Celebration a guest talk is scheduled for Wednesday September 25 at 2 p.m. in the church featuring Florence Logan, returned missionary for China, plus a brief Centennial skit.

West Liberty Christian Women's Fellowship Group Christian Church of Harold Weinard Findlay Brooke John Ashton Lester Jenson George Mulvaney Louis Hormel v Yates Thurness Christian Church CWF Florence Logan China

Letts OES Meeting and Harvest Observance

Letts Chapter No 3%0 Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonica Temple with Mrs. Collins presiding Harvest Home included jam and jellies for the Eastern Star Home in Boone. Harvest Home set for Sept 29 at Boone home. Fifty year members honored and gifts given by worthy matron. Invitations issued for friendship gatherings in Davenport Burlington Muscatine and a Golden Harvest session Oct 29-31 at Des Moines Veterans Memorial auditorium. Social committee listed for October.

Letts Dolores Collins Eastern Star Masonica Temple Boone Davenport E. C. Blackmar Burlington Muscatine Order of the Eastern Star Des Moines Veterans Memorial Auditorium Earl Wiese Fay Dean Collins Mary Downer Twila Dodder Max Hafmnen Harry Shearee Mabel Toland Ortelle Hunter

Five Nights with God at W Liberty Christian Church

West Liberty Reverend Bob McDonald leads a five night series September 23 to 27 at 7 30 p m with themes from Why the Cross to Above the Cross special music by Cedar Memorial Davenport choir Tuesday Mrs McDonald leads singing refreshments in basement each evening church groups run meals and all are welcome

West Liberty Bob McDonald Christian Church Cedar Memorial Church Choir Davenport

Conesville Club Exercises Faith and Community Gatherings

The Junior Bible club of Conesville met Tuesday evening September 17 in Grace United Church of Christ Friendship room V. Mrs Faithe Shellabarger led the Luke lesson while Dawn Hesseltine Kay Buser and Patty Roush guided the honesty discussion. Members tested verses learned and charted results. The next meeting is October 1 at 7 p.m. in the church basement with Joshua 24:24 memorization tasks.

Conesville Junior Bible Club of Friendship Room Grace United Church of Christ Faithe Shellabarger Dawn Hesseltine Kay Buser Patty Roush Date Rel, Crieger Billy Roush Murry Wheeler

Hazel Boulton Hosts Friendly Workers Club Meeting

In Wapello Mrs Hazel Boulton hosted the Friendly Workers club on a Tuesday. The group planned a party at the County Home on October 3. An annual bazaar is set for November 22 at Columbus Junction National Bank with door prizes won by Mrs Francis Grimm and Mrs Grace Bopp. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Dorothy Smith on October 1.

Atalissa Socials Highlight Local Family Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Al Tillman of Elma visited cousins Mr and Mrs Walter White on Monday. Mr and Mrs Wayne Spileer hosted a family dinner Sunday near Atalissa for Mrs Clarence Schmidt on her birthday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Schmidt attended a fish fry at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Cross in Grandview Sunday.

Atalissa al Tillman Elma Town Walter White Wayne Spileer Clarence Schmidt Ralph Cross Grandview

RNA Meets at Hawker Home in West Liberty

The Royal Workers club gathered Tuesday at Mrs Katherine Hawker home with few members present. President Leila Jarrett opened by reading a poem Slow Me Down Lord. A business meeting followed and games yielded prizes for Anna Nauman and Bessie Rosa. Next meeting set for Edna Heath home.

West Liberty Royal Workers Club Katherine Hawker Leila Jarrett Anna Nauman Bessie Rosa Edna Heath

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