Steele Reunion Brings Community Together at Sunset Park
The annual Steel reunion is set for this Sunday at Sunset Park. A cooperative dinner will be served at noon.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1948
Page
3
The annual Steel reunion is set for this Sunday at Sunset Park. A cooperative dinner will be served at noon.
The Pat the Moothart family reunion will be held on Sunday August 15 at Sun Set Park.
The R H Heitzman family gathered Sunday in Weed Park Muscatine for a reunion with a picnic dinner and social time. Attending were Mr and Mrs R H Heitzman and Miriam of Riverside. Mr and Mrs B J Unferth and daughters Mary Lynne and Barbara of Moline. Mr and Mrs G O Patterson of Davenport. and Mr and Mrs Paul Hellaman and children Margaret Ann and Tommy of Iowa City.
Mr and Mrs Robbert Stahmer welcomed son John Bernhardt at 6 20 Monday weighing 7 pounds 1900 grams Friends gathered that evening at Fear Parcell to surprise the newborn on his birthday A fried chicken dinner followed by card playing marked the celebration
Mrs Anna Walter hosted the Senior Needle Club at her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Earl Walton’s Riverside home. Guests included Mrs William Edwards Mrs Hubert Doud Mrs Elmo Knittel and others. New member Mrs Arthur Emmons welcomed. The gathering featured social conversation and refreshments provided by the hostess and her daughter Mrs Sars Walton with Mrs Hubert Loud assisting.
Community listings show Stotices due by 10 am Wednesday for Linger Longer and Sunshine Community clubs with picnics at Sunset Park and Winfield, plus Pilotburg Ladies Aid, D.U.V., Pansy Hill, H.E.O., W.R.C., and Walnut Women's Club events. Attendees bring own service, dishes to pass, and guests welcome. rain plans noted and transport lines given.
The hall was decorated for the occasion and Rita Ruth received many gifts at a social event. She will marry Joseph Jean on Wednesday August 11 in a ceremony at St Mary’s Church Riverside with refreshments served by sponsors.
West Chester meeting of White Way club discusses August 24 picnic supper at 6 pm hosted by Fr Foriash. Fifteen members attend with guests including M G Augustine and Margaret Smith. Activities included geography quiz and word building contest followed by social visits and refreshments.
The Modhart family reunion will be held Sunday August 15 at Sumset Park. The announcement lists location and date for descendants and relatives to gather.
The piece argues that eliminating rat populations could save ample grain to feed the hungry. It highlights rat-proofing storage as a crucial step in effective pest control.
The Marion Maids 4-H club met at Jean Davison's after noon Monday. Eleven members answered roll call. Plans were made for the local achievement day on August 11. Members practiced folk games for recreation and refreshments were served.
A fragment states the mass of the moon as 79 intillan tons. No further scientific context or units are provided in the readable portion.
Mr and Mrs Lyle Haury hosted relatives and friends for Wayne Haurys first birthday party at their home Ice cream and cake were served and the honoree received many gifts Guests included Dayton Eden and Donna Columbus Junction Edward Haury and daughters Iowa City C Kauffman and Joe Ainsworth the grandparents Norm Bean Ainsworth Louis Haury Muscatine.
The Farmerettes 42 club met at Phyliss Schnoebelens home yesterday afternoon. Phyl liss presided over the business session with ten members answering roll call. Discussions covered the 4H Sports Festival and the local achievement day set for August 19. Guests included Mrs. Harry Malicky Jr., Silvia Stout of Wapello, and Beverly Shalia.
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