Mrs Collins Is Hostess to Eunice Circle
Eunice circle of the First Methodist church met Thursday morning at the home of Mrs. Max Collins 2090 Fair Acres drive. Social chairman was Mrs James Cook and program leader Mrs Robert Huhn used the pledge service as her topic. De vocal leader was Mrs L L Rogers. Two guests attended and all but two members were present. The next meeting will be with Mrs Harold Wells Jr. Social chairman will be Mrs Pearl Huizel.
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Eunice Circle
First Methodist Church
Max Collins
Fair Acres
James Cook
Robert Huhn
L. L. Rogers
Harold Wells, Jr
Pearl -Huizel
Miriam Circle Members Meet Thursday at Mildred Kemble Home
Miriam Circle of the First Methodist church met at Mildred Kemble's home with two members present. An upcoming October meeting will be at Mrs. Merrill Howe's residence. Dorothy Hahn and Merrill Howe led a pledge service. Social committee members included Arnold Schmudl, Walter Russell, Richard Bunn, and Hazel Barker. Circle A of First United Presbyterian met in church parlors for social time and Bible study with Iva Boston and Mary Hill hosting. Gene Rosenthal presided at a tea tables display with fall decor. The Central Wal district Presbyterial fall workshop is set for Tuesday, September ?, at 10 a.m. with fellowship and coffee. Lunch will be served at the First Methodist church at 1 p.m. Members should reserve luncheons with circle leaders. A fall rummage sale is announced for Wednesday, October 9. Those not yet assigned to work should contact Loeb circle chairman. Mrs Kennedy led the lesson on chapter seven of the study guide. next meeting set for October.
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Miriam
First Methodist Church
Mildred Kemble
Ocober
Merrill Howe
Dorothy Hahn
Arnold Schmudl
Walter Russell
Richard Bunn
Hazel Barker
First
United Presbyterian Church
Iva Boston
Mary Hill
Gene
Rosenthal
Loeb Circle
Sarah Circle Potluck Luncheon Meeting at Riverside Home
The Savat Circle of the Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service held a potluck luncheon Thursday at Mrs. John Weber's home with 24 members and one guest. The social committee organized hospitality, devotionals opened by the vice teacher, and plans were made to collect an October offering for a Christmas gift to Lie Bidwell Riverside home. An offering was also taken for the flower and card fund. Mrs. Ella Clark led devotions with music by Mrs. John Hohenadel. Mrs. Leonard Roggeveen presented the program assisted by several members. Mrs. Jesse led the pledge service and closing prayer was offered by Mrs. Roggeveen.
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Christian Service
John Weber
Fred Buckman
H. C. Webster
Bessie
J. Hoover
Weber
Lloyd Jesse
Bidwell Riverside
Ella Clark
John Hohenadel
Leonard Rogreveen
George Crawford
Dessert Lunch Precedes Martha Circle Meeting
The Martha Circle of the First Baptist Church met for a regular gathering after a dessert lunch on Thursday. Mrs Leroy Thomas was noted as 1814 Lagan. Mrs George Opel led the circle, Kay Allen was elected cross chairman for the year. Devotions by Mrs Lucile Weingart. program by Mrs Elmer Bloom Sr on a testimonial by a Business Christian woman. 12 members attended. next meeting at Mrs George Zoller 107 Locust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
First “Baptist Church
Hamed
Leroy Thomas
Lagan
A. Desert
George
Opel
Kay Allen
White Cross
Lucile Weingart
Hans
Elmer Bloom
George Zoller
Muscatine Women and Local Groups Schedule September Meetings
The Musculine Garden Club meets September 3 at 2 p.m. at the YWCA with talks on Lillies and a Cocoanut-The Treasure Tree discussion. Alpha Forum gathers September 3 at 7 45 p.m. at Doris Bergman’s home with Travelle Reed program and TV program call. The Muscatine Council of Republican Women meets September 24 at 2 p.m. at Lucile Freyble’s home with two speakers on local government and a note on the meeting place change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musculine Garden Club
YWWCA
Vera Fisher
Lee Riggs
Fred Sommerdorf
Harold Lohse
Mary Mewes
Alpha Forum
Doris Bergman
Pine
Norma Schulz
Travelle Reed
Roll Call
Ininame
Muscatine
Esther Circle hosts first meeting at Mrs Trenbern home
The Esther Circle of the First Methodist church met Thursday morning at Mrs W W Trenbern's home with 14 members and one guest. Doughnuts and toffee were served by Mrs Lloyd Cecil and the hostess. Mrs Phillip Temple led devotions. Mrs Murray Sedge Jey and Mrs Norman Smith delivered the pledge service. The October meeting will be at Mrs John Bready's home, 419 W Second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
First Methodist Church
W. W. Trenbern
Lloyd Cecil
Phillip Temple
Murray
Sedge Jey
Norman. Smith
John Bready
Ruth Circle Meeting at First Baptist Church
Mrs Cottrell hosted the Ruth Missionary Circle at her home with seven members present. G T Eaton chaired the business meeting and the group decided to write missionaries more often. Russell Brannen gave the leaguers report, and Wilbur Dietrich led the afternoon program on Reflecting Our Reflections from II Corinthians 2 and James 1:25. Prayer was by Harry Parker. refreshments by Paul Colbrell. The October 17 meeting will be at Mrs George Kruse's home.
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Ruth Missionary Circle
First Baptist Church
Paul Cottrell
G. T. Eaton
Leaguver
Russell Brannen
Wilbur Dietrich
Harry Parker
Paul Colbrell
George Kruse
Deborah Circle Holds First Fall Meeting at Church
Deborah Circle of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Glen Bloom’s home with 21 members for the first fall program. Devotions were led by Ries and Louis Tervill. Mrs. John Hahn led the program as the group discussed Holt's Korean adoption effort. Mrs. David Stanley shared highlights from a trip to Japan and Hong Kong’s Methodist church in action. Refreshments were provided by the social committee chaired by Allah Harris with members Richard Anderson and Richard Willer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debora
First Methodist Church
Glen Bloom
Ries
Louis Tervill
John Hahn
Holts
David Stanley
Japan
Methodist Church
Hong Kong
Allah Harris
Richard Anderson
Richard Willer
Carol Deahr Elected Head of Muscatine Guardettes
Carol Deahr was named president of the Muscatine Guardettes after a Thursday meeting at Ruth Samuelson's home. Karen Ore became vice president and Ruth Samuelson secretary treasurer, with next meeting set for October 17 at Deahr's home and dues due then.
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Carol Deahr
Muscatine Guardettes
Ruth Samuelson
Karen Ore
Shellbark Club Fashion Show Draws Attendees
The Shellbark Club staged a well attended fashion show in Columbus Junction with 100 ladies present. Notables included Mrs Mallon Holwell Oley Prior Nellie Marsden and Everett Piper. Mrs Edward Rowe Grand View spoke on the Louisa County Association. Mas Shirley Finke leads the club and Lois Ross narrated the show. Refreshments followed and prizes went to Jean Good Wendell Morgan Grace Heatt Carol Harbison and Everett Piper. A Pleasant Prairie Presbyterian chicken supper is set for Oct 36 with various committees named. Columbus Junction fellowships host spiritual life meetings Sept 22–27 at Independent Bible Church led by Rev Enoch Sanford, fresh from Ecuador. Faye Greene, once a Town City Mercy surgical patient, returned home Wednesday. Dorothy Steffa of Cedar Falls visits her parents, Mr and Mrs George Weber, who recently suffered a broken hip and arm.
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Columbus
Junction
Batik
Shellbark
Mallon “Holwell
Oley Prior
Nellie ‘Marsden
Everett Piper
Edward Rowe
Grandview
Louisa County Association
Mas
Shirley Finke
Ross Dry Goods
Lois “Ross
Jean Good
Wendell Morgan
Grace Heatt
Carol Harbison
Columbus Junction
Enoch Sanford
Independent Bible Church
Everning
Sanford
Ecuador
Uhy
Faye Greene
Town City 1 Mercy Hospital
Dorothy
Steffa
Cedar ‘Falls
George ‘Weber
Y Teen Potluck Kickoff at Chautauqua Park
Y Teen members held a potluck picnic at Chautauqua Park with new members as guests. Announcement notes Women’s Winter Bowling League to start Thursday September 26. Interested women may call Mrs. Willa Carey at RA 8-2637, league president.
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Columbus Junction
Willa Carey
Features on Muscatine in The Front Line magazine
The September issue of The Front Line highlights Muscatine Iowa with details on its principal industries and community facilities. It notes gas usage by H J Heinz plant Monsanto Chemical Grain Processing and Muscatine Municipal Light Company, plus photographs of Harold Chub Bain and office staff and 26 local workers. Gas service began in Muscatine nine years ago with natural gas since October 2, 1932.
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Muscatine
Front Line
Iowa Electric Light and Pow‘er
Towa Electric
H. J. Heinz Company
Monsanto Chemical Company
Grain Processing. Corporation
Muscatine Municipal Light Company
Harold Chub
Bain
Divion
Columbus High to Send 18 to FHA Meeting
Columbus Community schools will send 18 girls from Columbus Junction to an all day Future Homemakers of America District meeting at Washington on Saturday. The agenda includes registration, remarks by guest speaker Mrs Marlies Neubauer of Wapello on citizenship, and installation of district officers led by outgoing officials.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus
Washington
Homemakers of America
FILA
Mickey McGinnis
FHA
Columbus Girls
Jeanette M
Marlies
Neubauer
Wapello
Cithezenship
FLA
Wes Germany
United States
Sdnda’ Sexton
Columbus — Community School
F.H.A
Judy Stoneking
Nominations To Be Filed at Durant Oct 8
Durant notices announce mayor, councilmen and treasurer nomination deadlines by 5 p m October 8 with papers obtainable from the Durant Town Clerk. The Durant Business and Professional Women meet September 26 at 6 30 p m dinner at Whiteway Cafe hosted by Mrs Lula Luethye and Mrs Harold Roelke. The Durant Band Parents card party continues Tuesdays at 7 30 p m Pilch Skat and 500 with refreshments. proceeds fund band uniforms and equipment.
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Durant
Eaw
Whiteway Cafe
Lula Luethye
Harold Roelke
Durant Band
Perty
Son Born to Gale Tschantz’s Family at St Lukes Cedar Rapids
Gale Tschantz and husband announce the birth of a son named Todd Anson born Wednesday at St Lukes hospital in Cedar Rapids. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Don Smith of Stanwood and Mr and Mrs Theodore Tschantz of Wayland. A family gathering at Max Vannice’s home included Mr and Mrs Hugh Jamison and others. Steve Vannice departs Friday for a year of duty as Labrador.
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Columbus Junction
Gale Tschantz
Todd
Anson
St. Lukes Hospital
Cedar. Rapids
Don Smith
Stanwood
Theodore Tschantz
Wayland
Gursis
Max Vannice
Hugh Jamison
Paul Vannice
Mediapolis
New Pharmacy Building At SUI Health Science Center
The State University of Iowa will dedicate a five story Pharmacy Building at its Health Science Center in a ceremony linked to the Pharmacy Seminar. The college began with UA students and three teachers in the old Medical Building, enrolling 227 undergrads and 32 grads last year. total funding included 1 418 000 from the 38th Iowa General Assembly, 500 000 for equipment from the 9th General Assembly, and 223 000 from NIH.
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Yowa
SUI
College
Hay
Sui-Health Science
SUY Medical
Old Capitol
Louis
C. Zop
Iowa General Assembly
9Th General Assembly
National Institutes of Health
Beating Whites for Maximum Volume Caution Note
A fragment warns that fat on a beater reduces volume when beating whites. It stresses removing fat to achieve maximum volume and notes control of texture and consistency. The context suggests kitchen guidance for egg whites and whisking technique.
Morrison Elected President of West Liberty Pep Club
West Liberty High School elects Morrison as president of the Pep Club at the first meeting after the school term begins. Linda Howrietary, Susan Barclay, Cheryl Carters named officers as vice president and student council representative. Club aims to boost school spirit and learn new cheers. No date set for next meeting.
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West Liberty
Siarle Morrison
Liberty’ High
Schdal
Linda Howrietary
Winilery Susan “Barclay
Counés
Cheryl’ “Carters
Bible Club Opens at Columbus Junction
Mrs. O Baby Chatfield announces a non denominational Bible Club at Columbus Junction beginning next week and meeting every Wednesday during the school year. All boys and girls are welcome to attend. The Rebekah Mother and Daughter potluck supper will be held at Toof Hall Monday at 6 30 p.m. Mr and Mrs Russell Van Vie w Paul are visiting at the former Mrs Van Vie t's home on Fourth Street.
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Columbus Junction
O 'Baby Chatfield
Russell
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