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MUSCATINE JOURNAL AND NEWS-TRIBUNE MONDAY, AUGUST 12 ocLety. Weed Park Again Draws Crowds to Annual Picnics Annual reunions and family picnics were the vogue again at Weed park Sunday as ideal weather brought out large crowds for the annual events. Thousands gathered at Muscatine's most popular outing site as relatives convened. Basket dinners and suppers were served and the day spent with games, contests and programs. JRausch Gathering.

At the George Rausch family picnic, about 35 attended as follows: Mr. and Mrs. George Rausch, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rausch and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard Rausch and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Lutz and family, Mr. and Mrs.

I. J. Williams and family, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Harris and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Irwin' and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Klstler and Caroline Joan. Beltels Honored.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beitel and Irene and George, of St. Petersburg, were guests of honor at the Barnard'family picnic held at the park. The Beitel family resided in Muscatine until about 10 years ago.

Guests included: Mrs. Elizabeth Smull, sister of Mrs. Fred Beitel, Delia Edwards of and family. Lee Barnard of Moline, Mr. and Mrs.

Todd Muscatine County Residents Picnic at Burlington Park A group from Muscatine county and surrounding communities joined In a picnic and outing at Crapo park in Burlington, Sunday afternoon. Attending were, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Crow of Keokuk; and Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Waltz and son. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Altekruse and son Edwin. Misses Marie and Zora Crow, Elwin Carter, anci Mrs.

Mattle McCleary, all of Muscatine. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Crow and children, Dannie and Dorothy, and Mr. and Mrs.

J. Henry Schaefer, all of Letts; Merle Krahl of months-old, daughter of Mr. and Wapello; ar.d Mr. and Mrs. Harry First Picture of Astor Heir of Ft.

Madison, Mr. August Blaesing, Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs: George Hampton of Eliza.

The reunion will tie held next year on the second Saturday in August. Officers for next year are John McNall, president; Clarence Thomas, vice president; Lois Rausch, secretary; Clyde Hampton, assistant secretary; Mrs. Charles Mewes, the treasurer. The program committee is composed of Mrs. Clarence Thomas, Alice Mae McNall, Flosie Thornburg: and Helen Baldwin.

Gathering. Ninety-two were in attendance when the Lindle family held its annual all day picnic and reunion at Weed park Sunday under the 8 7 A' ot supervision of Mrs. C. A. Bloomer, Marion DePriest and family oi MuscaUne, Mrs.

Eva Mieges, Ma- 1 aon City, Mr. and Mrs. Grant 01 scv A The dinner was served cafeteria Snyder, Missi Mary John. McGrew and Genevieve, the Misses Elfnieda Bartenhagen, Cochrane, daughter, Ella and! Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Wiele and son, and Norbert Cross, all of Grandview. i Moline. The ninth annual reunion of Hippie family was also held with about 64 present. Those attending were from Davenport, West Liberty, Durant, Iowa City, Atalissa, Moline, Moscow and Muscatine. Nevias Family Gathers.

Those attending the annual reunion, of the Nevius family were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eversmeyei and daughter, Nellie, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Eversmeyer, Inez. Lelia and Ruth, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs. A. J. Williamson and son, Paul, all of Wapello; Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Carrol, Mechanicsville; Reuben Nelson and family, Olln, Merl Carroll and family, Galesburg, Park Hickok and family, Earl Eversmeyer ano family, Little York, Mr. anc Plans' were outlined for a similar gathering next year at Lake Side with Ed Lindle acting as chairman. Participating were Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Daut, Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Daut and Dr. and Mrs.

G. G. Leith, of Wilton; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Daut and daughters, of Durant; Mrs.

Ella Daut and daughter, Clara Ella, of Davenport; Private Lauren Daut of the SOth field artillery stationed at Little Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hadley and son, of Tipton; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Daut, of Lime City; Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Coolbaugh, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Merle Lenker and son, of Wilton; Mr. and Mrs.

A. R. Leith, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kramback, of Davenport; Mrs.

Mrs. Lew Viola, Park and daughter Clarence Stoner ani family. Preemption; Mrs. Bertha McCreight. Aledo; Bert McCreight and family, Aledo; Clyde Carnaham and wife, Oliver Brom and family, Jessie Guthrie, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Guthrie and daughter, Jake and Wylie Guthrie, all of Alado; Edwin Barry and family, Seaton, Harry Baumgartle, Charles Ban-ington and daughters, Burgess, Viola Dean, Morning. Sun. Houseals Enjoy Picnic. Those attending the annual get- together of the Houseal and Buffington families at the park follow: Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Houseal, Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Allensworth and family, Davenport; Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Dodril and family, Ainsworth; Lota Swails, Marjory Marsten, Columbus Junction; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Houseal and family, Davenport; Bud Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce Houseal and daughter, Davenport; Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Houseal and children, Columbus Junction; Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Houseal and family, Davenport; Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Houseal and son. Rock Island; Isador Houseal and family, Ainsworth; Mr. and Mrs. RoKa Houseal and family, Columbus Junction; Mr. and Mrs.

George McCaleb and family, Ainsworth; Miss Vera Stratton, Conesville; Mr. Brown, Columbus Junction. Lila Bridges, Houseal Myers and daughter, Pauline, Cedar Rapids; Reggie Mulhern, Cedar Rapids; Mrs. Florence Turgeon, Denver, Mr. and Mrs.

O. C. Buf- flngton, Mr. and Mrs. Layton Buffington, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Buffington and Delbert, all of Columbus Junction; Mr. and Mrs. D. C.

Bridges and Richard, Muscatine; Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Downs and daughter, Mrs.

Daisy Shaw, of Wapello; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Welsch and sons and Charles Edwards, Muscatine; Frank Gipple and son, Columbus Junction.

Feele.ys Gather. Those attending the Feeley family reunion follow: Mr. and' Mrs. Carl Ahlf, Robert and Catherine, Mr. and Mrs.

van- der Horn and son, Richard, Miss Mary Smith, Mrs. John Carroll, Genevieve, Frances, Helen and Gertrude, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Moylan, Roberta, Edward and Jerry, Miss Margaret Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Paul, Leo. Doris and Lawrence, Mrs. Margaret McCabe, Mr.

and Mrs. F. J. Belger, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Romann, Margaret, Elizabeth, Helen Angerer. Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Gruemmer and Patsy, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Davison, Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Feeley and Mr. and Mrs, A. C. Peterson.

160 at Outing. The fourteenth annual reunion of the McK-all-Hesser families was held at the park Sunday with 160 present. Those attending came from Davenport, Muscatine, Letts, Chicago, Buffalo, DeWitt, Montpeller, Columbus Junction, Wapello, Andalusia, Rock Island, Gladstone. Joy, Viola, New Boston, Aledo, Illinois City, New Windsor, Eliza, Carbon Cliff, Edgington and West Liberty. A social time was enjoyed during the picnic hours with a pro- pram being given immediately af- ter the dinner hour, The oldest person attending was Mrs.

EUza Hesser, 84, of West Liberty, and the youngest was her great granddaughter, Alice Darlene Hampton, five- Frank Lindle, of West Liberty; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lindle and sons, of Atalissa; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lindle and daughter, of Cedar Valley; Mr and Mrs.

Vaughn Sanders, of West Liberty; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd DeForest, of West Liberty; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes, of West Liberty; Mr.

and Mrs. M. J. Lindle, of Muscatine; Mr. and Mrs.

George Lindle Mid family, of Muscatine; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lindle and family of Muscatine; Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Lindle and son, of Laka township; Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Lindle, of Riverside; Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Lindle, of Davenport; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lindle and family, of Lake Side; Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. Lindle and son, LeRoy, of Muscatine; Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Bloomer, Mrs. Emma Althaus and Mr. and Mrs. Christ Vokel, all of Muscatine. Olson Family Meets.

Many relatives from Illinois were present when the Olson family gathered at Weed park Sunday for their second annual meeting. A picnic dinner was served at noon and the day spent in an informal social manner. Among those, participating were Mr. and Mrs. W.

M. Curry, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Curry and family and Ralph Curry, all of Mus- caUne; H. Curry of Nichols, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Olson of New Boston, Mrs. Emma Whitehall, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crow and family of Keithsburg, Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Hale and family and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hale of Seaton, Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Retherford and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cooper and family and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Olson ar.d son of Joy, 111., Mr.

and Mrs. Rodney Snyder of Moline, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Olson and Dorothy of Preemption, 111., Mr. and Mrs.

C. Roth of Columbus Junction, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Whitehall of Seaton, Mr. and Mrs.

Carlyle Olson of Aledo, Ed Olson and son of Keithsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green of Eliza, 111. CO.MMITTEE NAMED FOB ST. MATHIAS CARD PARTY A committee to have charge of the card party to be held at St.

Mathias church lawn Wednesday afternoon has been chosen and ic announced today as follows: Mrs. John Leysen and Joe O'Brien, co-chairmen; Mrs. Frank Delaney, Mrs. Fred Switzer, Mrs. J.

J. Ryan, Mrs. W. P. Strain, Mrs.

Clair Klaffenbach, Mrs. C. A. Bloomer, Mrs. James Feeley, Mrs, C.

F. Truncger, Mrs. George Scholten and Mrs. Elizabeth Boland. RELATIVES IN OtfTING AT PORT LOUISA HOME Thirty-one relatives gathered at the Tony Peterson home at Port Louisa Sunday for an all- 'day outing.

A basket dinner served at noon and the afternoon was spent informally with games A reading was given by Mrs, Margaret Van Hecker and a duel was given by Mrs, Wiliam son and Mrs. Tony Peterson, accompanied by Harry Kipp, Sr. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kipp, and.

Harry, Herbert, Raymond, Vivian, Margaret Mary Jane, Emma Louise, Joseph, Clarence, George and Albert Gene of Hampton, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Kipp, Sr. Mr. and Mrs.

Conrad Kipp, Jr, and Conrad William, Mr. Mrs. William Amison of Moline. Hecker of and Mrs. Mrs.

Margaret Van Maywood, 111., Mr. Frank Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoeksema of Muscatine, Mr. and Mrs.

Tor.y Peterson and" Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tisor, Louis Kammerer, Getrtrude Kammerer and Herman Anderson of Port Louisa. SIZEKS RETURN AFTER VISIT OVER WEEK-EXD Mr. and Mrs.

M. A. Sizek and son, Raymond. 404 Grardview avenue, have returned after spending the week-end at Anamosa and Olin, la. Sunday at Olin they iwere guests at a birthday party at the Ray Stivers home honoring Mrs.

She has taught in rural, elemen- Here you see the first group picture of the John Jacob Astor third family, Mrs. Astor holds young William, bont just three weeks ago, gingerly as any young mother whose arms are not yet fully accustomed to the de- light, whUe the proud young father stands self- consciously beside them. Leaving the hospital hi New York, they wore bound for a vacation trip and were expected to spend the rest of the summer at Newport, B. I. The baby is the youngest heir to the vast Astor holdings.

Harriet Bauerbach Named Instructor at Cornell College Miss Harriet Bauerbach of Muscatine has been named instructor in commercial subjects at Cornell college at Mt. Vernon, it was announced Saturday after the end of the 1935 colony. Miss Bauerbach. has studied at Iowa State Teachers' college and holds a bachelor of science degree University of Illinois. 50,000 Danes Ask King for Relief Stivers' mother, Mrs.

James McMurrin of Aiamosa. Fifteen relatives were present. tary and high schools in Iowa and has ha'H business experience in Chicago. Cuts To Size Fifty! Edited by LAURA I. BALDT, A.

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Charles Cozine, 211 Pine street, will note their second wedding- anniversary on Monday. Aug. 19. A picnic Is planned at Weed park with immediate relatives attending. From a glass-enclosed display case set In the back of an automobile, a Berlin merchant advertises hi 1 goods as the car moves through city streets.

Solid carbon dioxide or "dry Ice" is used in the automobile Industry to obt 'n "shrink" fits of parts. There were 21,524,068 passenger cars registered in the United States last year, an increase of 923,525 over 1933. Approimately 513,000,000,000 Is spent annually in the United States taking care of criminals, 2646 Here is something just a little different for your newest cotton, linen or tub silk. As smart a dress as you could wish it is, ind not a scrap difficult to make it. Note how slcndrrizinsr is the detachable cape that just turns shoulders at the front.

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Left to right, the Queen, Princess Caroline Mathilda, Prince Knud, Crown, Prince Frederick, and Crown Princess.Insrid. Calendar The Girl Knights class of the United Brethren church will hold a picnic meeting- at the polr.v at Weed park Tuesday night at 6:30 o'clock, it was today. Bainer lodge, Degree of Honor, 'will meet at the Maccabee hall at 7:30 p. Tuesday. The annnal reunion of tho Reed-Cornel! rarnilies will be he-Id at the Charles Reed home on highway No.

38 Sunday. All relatives are urged to be present lor the picnic dinner at noon. The Fidelia class of the TJait- ed Brethren Sunday school will meet at the home of Mrs. Helen Ross, 126-Brook street, Tuesday night. The affair will be in the form of a shower for Mrs.

Elva Ward. Mrs. Charles Hankins is teacher of the class, Mona council, Degree of Pocahontas, will hold a business meeting- Tuesday sight at the Redman hall. Refreshments will be served after the meeting'. Members Reed family will hold a reunion Aug.

18, at the home of Mrs. Nelson Miller, three-fourths of a mile north and one-half mile west-of Eliza, HI- A basket dinner will be had at noon. Any old friends or eigbbors are welcome. 13 even or 12 seconds is the verage time required to change flat tire on a racing 1 car in MRS. LOCKWOOD HOSTESS At PARK PARTY FOR SON Mrs.

Ivan Lockwcod eniertaln- ea at a children's party at Weed park Saturday afternoon in honor of her little son, Ronrie Kay Don, on his third birthday anniversary. The afternoon was spent with playing- games after which refreshments were served at a long table decor.ajcd with two lighted birthday cakes. Favors were given the guests. The guests included Avon Paullins, Ronnie Brookhart, Noreen and Kenneth peltcn, Bobbie Wirtz, Helen Charles and Pattie Honts, Beverly Jean dolph, Coleen Williams, Mary Louise Bennett, DeWayne and Ronnie Lockwood. present were Mrs.

Dor- Is Kleir.dolph, Mrs. Herman Pippert, Mrs. S. Schmer, Mrs. Roy Pelton.

Mrs. Francis Honts and Mrs. Lynn Pauliins. The Misses Ruth- and Betty Rauch and Aura Lockwood assisted the hostess. All Kind of Fish Food Also Water Plants Geo Kranz and Son 122 East Second St.

Phone 4 Gipple and Baird Clans in Reunions Columbus annual reunion of the Gipple family was held Saturday at Columbus Chautauqua park with 40 present A picnic dinner was enjoyed at noon. The next reunion will be held the second Saturday in August at park, Muscatine. The fourth annual reunion of the Baird family was held Thursday at the fair grounds at Oskaloosa with 25 in attendance. The Misses Bessie and Nellie Moore and Max Sellers of Colum- bug City, and Mr. and Mrs.

R. S. Baird and family of Morning Sun, were those in attendance from Louisa county. A picnic dinner was enjoyed at noon and in ttie afternoon a short program was in charge of -the president, S. Baird.

The new officers are J. M. Sterret, Moines, president; Robert John, president; Miss Nellie Moore, Columbus City, secretary-treasurer. The reunion will be held at the same place next year. LIEBERKOTCHT FAMILY PLANS ANNUAL REUNION.

The nineteenth annual reunion of the Lieberknecht family will be held at Weed park on Thursday, Aug. 15, it was announced today. A picnic dinner will be served at noon and the afternoon spent informally with games and contests. Arthur Lieberknecht of Letts is president of the reunion association; Floyd Lieberknecht of Letts, vice president; Mrs. E.

E. Baker, Muscatine, secretary, and" Mrs. George Lang, Grandview, chairman- of the refreshment committee. BLOOMINGTON BEST CLUB HOLDS ACHIEVEMENT DAY The Bloomington Best Four-H club at the home of Helen and Ruth LeFcver Friday afternoon and held Us Achisvemert day program. Products to be exhibited at the West Liberty fair were chosen at the meeting.

The program consisted of roll call, "My Favorite Flower for Table Decoration," demonstration, ''The Correct Way to Set a Table," by Helen LeFever, and a talk on "Meal planning," by Wanda Zeller. Fair plans were discussed by the members at the business meeting. Combined Bands and Women's Chorus to Appear Wednesday A women's chorus.of 50 voices will be a feature of the last concert of the summer series to be played by the combined boys' and girls' bands of the city at the east lawn of the Jefferson (school grounds, at 8 p. m. Wednesday, it was announced today.

The chorus has been recruited from various church choirs of the city. The band will be compoaed of 75 pieces and special music been purchased for the concert. A rehearsal will be held at the Jefferson building- tonight. Part of the bleachers from the playing field are being' moved to the east lawn of the grounds for the convenience of the MB. AND MRS.

LANGE ARK HONOREO ON ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. James Lange, 510 East Sixth street, were honored at a surprise party at their home Saturday night on their fifth wedding anniversary. The evening 1 hours were spent at cards. Lunch wag served at a late hour.

Those attending the courtesy, illr. and Mrs. J. G. Richley, Mr.

and Mrs. W. G. Barry. Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Mr. and Carl Winning, Mr.

and Mrs. Sheldon Schreurs and children, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chelf and children, Mrs. Walter Raethz and children, Mr.

and Mrs. William Nietzel, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bentley, Lysle Ray, Misa Madeline Johnson, Miss Blary Mapea and Mr. and Mrs.

Lang- and children. TREAT' PARTY SCHEDULED BY SOCEBTY The Miriam circle of the Woman's Missionary society of the First Baptist church will hold a "Dutch treat" porch party at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Vernon L. Shontz, on Linn street, Tuesday night.

Each one attending ig to bring old sheets and pillowcasea for White Cross BLOOMINGTON SOCD3TD3S PLAN MEETING AT PARK The Bloomington Friends Aid and Missionary societies will bold an all day meeting at the point at Weed park Wednesday. A basket dinner will be served at noon. Ice cream and cake DC provided. Each member attending: is asked to bring her own dishes and silver. JOAN CRAWFORD Star ofM-G-m "NO MORE LADIES" JjL JOAN CRAWFORD Create Beauty with Color Harmony Make-Up Once you learn lie correct color harmony shades for your typs in powder, rouge sad lipstick, and how to apply simple rules of art to make-up you can give your beauty- new appeal FREE Personal Instruction in the art of MAKE-UP See how rouge colorings may change facial contours.

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