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6 Muscatine. Journal Friday, Feb. 14, 1975 ASTROLOGICAL FORECAST by Sydney Omarr Saturday, February 15, 1975 Valentine engagements vnmething besides promise, something solid for your efforts. Cash flow is important, more so than in recent past. Luxury item could come your way as a gift." IF TODAY IS VOIR BIRTHDAY you are artistic, sensitive, have sweet tooth and unusual, voice.

You may change residence or lifestyle ill March. Taurus. Libra persons play significant roles in your life. May should be your most productive month of 1975. utilize knowledge in a practical way.

Aquarius. Leo. Scorpio are involved. AOl ARU Jan. 20-Frb.

IS):" Hold off on decisions regarding neighbors, relatives. Sta out of "heary traffic" pible. Steer dear of disputes based on whim and r-go. Ajscssive indiidual attempts to spread rumors and you could be prime target Protect vourself in dinehes! PISCES (Feb. I March 20): Money conditions are not what "they appear on surface.

Cet Capricorn appreciate pnw rt-Hi "ray of lichl" mvr tbaa da, nxnl prrvoov. Thi it Ixcautr Hi aatite oftra i involved in nkmn und-ioam vituatiom and wrtromn a mpitc. Cmn and Capricorn term In ko loKrihrr the individual ttmgpn oddw utntaciet and uwially aih until laHrr yrart for grnuine vindira- tiuo or ultimate mftni. MAin( Capricorn laujdi may he akin In an act of mimanity AMES (Mardi 21-April 19): A'aUiaw vital points aaay under pmwire. However, ryde rontinuet high and you will land on your feet.

Mean Mime may attempt to undermine you. Be prepared. Ride with tide. Have faith in your own judgments and felectiontTYoull understand! TAL RIS (April 20-May 20): Indecision could plague you. Key is to be analytical.

Once you Kathy Phillips Ken Schweitzer WAPELLO. Mr, and Mrs. Leonard F. Phillips, RL lj Wapello, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathy Ann, to Kenneth R. Schweitzer, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert V. Schweitzer, Grandview. Miss Phillips is a graduate of L-M High and Northeast Missouri State University, Kirksville, Mo. She is employed at Bandag.

Mr. Schweitzer is a graduate of L-M High and attended Muscatine Community College. He is employed at Monsanto. I Church Groups Social calendar The Bloomington-MuscaUne Friends Church United Society of Friends Women wfll have an all-day work meeting starting at 10 am. Tuesday.

The noon lunch will be served; by the hostesses. The afternoon speaker will be Mrs. Ralph Bierman. talking on her trip to Mexico. Hostesses will be Mrs.

Larry Carter, Mrs. James Graves. Millard Mills and Mrs. Richard Reickert. Maranatha Circle Seven members and four guests of the Marantha Circle of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs.

Jennie Raushenberger Thursday evening. White Cross work quota was completed. A thank-you letter from the circle's home missionary, Marvin Marsh of Providence, R.I., was read. It was announced the circle members will be in charge of the dessert for the Area II Missionary Rally to be held at the church Feb. 27.

The women will also prepare salads for the Women's Missionary Fellowship salad buffet March 6. It was decided the distribution of tapes of church worship services will be the circle's local missionary Friendship Circle BETH COLE A "Grief, Betrayal and Arrest" was given oy Mrs. Ben Hanssen, assisted by Mrs. Wendell Day at the meeting of the Friendship Circle of Faith United Church of Christ held Thursday. The Lenten program was a series of famous paintings of the events of Christ's last days on earth.

A meditation of each picture was given and a poem read with each selection. Mrs. Day read the accompanying scripture of Matthew The program was ended with the Lord's Prayer. The business meeting was led by Mrs. Robert Miller.

Further plans were made for the Lenten soup suppers held each Wednesday evening during Lent. There will be a nursery for the JANA.N SCH LI CH TING Janan Schlichting, Steven Smith Mr. and Mrs. James Rt 3, announce the engagement of their daughter, Janan, to Steven Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Smith, 1444 Winter Drive, Freeport, 111. The wedding will take place March IS at the Zion Luthem Church, Schapville. 111. Miss Schlichting is a graduate of the University Illinois and is employed at Economy' Insurance Free-port Mr. Smith attended Highland Community College and is employed with Mathews Distributors.

KAREN KERR Karen Kerr, Charles Ytzen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerr, 2506 Imperial Oaks Muscatine, -announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Lynn, to Charles M. Ytzen, son of Mr. and Ytzen, 1140 6th North, The wedding will take place at 6:30 p.m.

May 24 at the First United Presbyterian Church. A reception will follow at 7:30 at the Elks lodge. Miss Kerr will' graduate in May with a BS degree in nursing from the University of Iowa. Mr. Ytzen is a graduate of Iowa State University with a BS degree in architectural engineering.

He is employed with the Austin Co. at Des Plaines, 111. 17 I i meeting to be held Thursday, Feb. 20 at 1:30 p.m. at the church.

A kitchen shower will be held to furnish the new kitchenette. AH women of the church are urged to help with this project. Eighteen members attended the meeting and Mrs. David Kundel was introduced as a new member of the circle. Refreshments were served by the hostesses Mrs.

William Johnson and Mrs. William DeVries at a table decorated in the Valentine theme. Missionary Society Election of officers was held when the Women's Missionary Society of the Calvary Baptist Church met Thursday at the church for a noon potluck. Named to office were: Darlene Weggen, president; Marie Danz, vice president and reporter; Gertrude Reif, sunshine chairman; Eleanor Gotaas, secretary; Elma King, treasurer; Gerry Houseal, devotional chairman; Marge'Sloat, white cross chairman; and Ella Rummels, assistant. The meeting was opened with prayer by Ethel Sissel.

The devotional; "The Burning Bush" was given by Eleanor Gotaas. The afternoon was spent doing white cross work and the meeting closed with prayer by Eleanor Gotaas. Debra Skinner, Philip Terpenning Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred -Skinner, 1009 Cedar announce the engagement of their daughter.

Debra Lee. to Philip Terpenning. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ogle Terpenning, "Fairport" No wedding date has been set as yet Miss Skinner is a graduate of Muscatiae High and Is employed a Neilsen Clearing House.

Mr. Terpenning Is a graduate of Muscatine High and is employed at Hinman Contractors and JoANN SCHAAPVELD JoAnnSchaapveld, James Mills Mr." and Mrs. Cecil R. Schaapveld, Rt. 1, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jo Ann Marlene, to James Rodney Mills, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert A. Mills, 1823 New Hampshire St." No date has been set for the -wedding as yet. Miss Schaapveld is a graduate of Muscatine High and is employed at Bandag, Inc. Mr.

Mills is a graduate of Muscatine' HtBtrind'ir employed at C.t "Muir and Sons; Inc. BARBARA ELDER Barbara Elder, Stephen Dinnen Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Elder, 820 Seminary St', Wilton announce the engagement of their, to Stephen Dinnen, son of Mrs. Patricia Dinnen, 1700 Casady Des Moines, No wedding date has been set as yet.

Miss Elder is a senior Drake University, Des Mr. Dinnen is a graduate of Drake and is now a graduate student at Georgia State University. Atlanta. Donna Doerscner, Darell Mickelson Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Doerscher, 3130 674 announce the engagement Of their daughter, Donna, to Darell Mickelson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mickelson, 715 12th DeWitt The ceremony will be held at 1:30 p.m. April 26 at St.

Paul's Lutheran Church, Davenport. A reception will follow in fellowship hall and that evening a wedding dance will be held from 9 to 1 at the Walcott Colseum. Friends and relatives are welcome. Miss Doerscher is a graduate of Davenport Central High and attended Marycrest College. She was employed with Scott-Muscatine DHI Association.

Mr. Mickelson is a graduate of Grand Mound High and is. employed at Acco Seed DeWitt. have synthesized information at hand, make a commitment What is screen," behind the scenes, ill favor -your efforts! Hospital or special organization could range in your personal picture. CEM1NI (May 21-June 20): Friends become involved in disputes.

You are called upon to play the role of peacemaker. Be diplomatic without becoming inextricably involved. Taurus, IJbra and Scorpio could play paramount roles. Cet lines of duty, authority dearly defined. CANCER, June 21-July 22): If you insist on creating friction, youll pay the price.

Key is to be selective, to time your moves, to avoid situations which drain time, money, energy. Pisces, Virgo individuals could figure prominently. LEO (July 23-Aug, 22): Your ability to communicate might be hampered by side issues. Means get priorities in order. Like yourself, help yourself, dear away emotional debris.

Only then will you be able to aid others. Message will become increasingly clear. VIRCO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Money position should be con- solidated.

Take nothing for granted. Finish what you start -Deal gingerly with aggressive Aries. Some friends, interested in specific business deal or or. ganization, may not be providing a clear picture. LIBRA (Sept.

23-Oct. 22)i Marital, legal or partnership questions arise. Don't attempt to be your own lawyer. Listen and learn. New approach is now a necessity.

Persons with flair and style are drawn to you. Don't kick toe in sand. Stand up and be counted and tout your talents in nice way! SCORPIO (Oct. Intuition plays key trole. You sense what you should do.

Key is to initiate action, to be self-starter, to get ball rolling. Accent now is on secrets, work procedures, basic health and income requirements. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Highlight flexibility.

Find creative outlet for restlessness. Love may be a rough road temporarily. Means there are differences which become evident CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Roadblocks could become "building blocks." Know it and respond accordingly.

Means accept challenge in constructive manner. Older persons want to share their experiences. Key is to be aware of subtle nuances, to Open house set for V. Altekruse An open house honoring Velma Altekruse formerly of Muscatine and now of Cedar Falls, will be held Sunday afternoon at the home of her niece, Leona McCleary, 514 Mulberry on the occa-. sion of her 85th birthday.

All friends and relatives are invited to attend the open house. However, it has requested there be no gifts. 03 TWYLA CROOKS. Twyla Crooks, Michael Hartman LETTS Janice Crooks of Letts announces the engagement of her daughter, Twyla Kay, to Michael Duane Hartman, son of Duane Hartman, Rt 5, Muscatine, and the late Velma Hartman. A July wedding is planned.

Twyla is a graduate of L-M High and is a secretary-receptionist at the Muscatine Sheltered Workshop. is a graduate of L-M High and is an operator at Grain Processing, Corp. Sue Kleindolph Schwabenlander Mr. and Mrs. Neal Kleindolph, 1111 Lincoln announce the engagement of their daughter, Sue Ann, to Bernard D.

Schwabenlander, son of Mrs. Ann Phillips, 1608 First and Art Schwabenlander, 1609 Hershey Ave. No wedding date has been set as yet. Miss 'Kleindolph Is a graduate of Muscatine High. She is attending Muscatine Community College, and is employed at Stiles Drug and Ace Hardware.

Mr. Schwabenlander Is a graduate of Muscatine High and is employed at Elkar Contractors, (Bimford pkoto) KAY ZOLLER t(nv 7nor Chris Wjpgler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zoller, 2019 Shady Lane, announce the engagement of their daughter, Kay, to Chris Wagler. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Delbert Wagler, 2711 Lucas St A late summer wedding is planned. Miss Zoller is a graduate of is presently attending the Muscatine School of Hair Design. Mr. Wagler is a graduate of Muscatine High and will' 1 i PAMELA CROOKS Pamela Crooks, Michael Paul LETTS Janice Crooks, Letts, announces the engagement of her daughter, Pamela Sue, to Michael Glenn Paul, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Paul, 108 Easton Park, Muscatine. An Aug. 2 wedding is planned; Pam is a graduate of L-M High and is employed at Giant Foods. Mike is a graduate of Muscatine High and Muscatine Community College.

He attended the University of Iowa and is employed at Giant BARBARA Barbara 'Slocum, Rod Oberhausjy Mr. and Mrs. William C. Slocum, 5306 Darbyshlre, Dallas, announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara, to Rod Oberhaus, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Oberhaus, 404 Myrtle Lane, Muscatine. Miss Slocum is a. junior at Southern Methodist University, in marketing! Mr. Oberhaus is a junior at the University of Iowa, majoring in physical education. BECKY STINSON Becky Mike Hazen Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Becky Stinson, daughter of Mrs.

Betty J. Stinson, 2108 Grand and the late Robert W. Stinson. II, to Mike A. Hazen, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald E. Hazen, 110 George St. The wedding will take place at 7 p.m. March 1 at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

All friends and relatives are, invited to attend the wedding and reception to follow at the Hazen home. Miss Stinson is a graduate of Muscatine High, and is employed-at the Lutheran Homes. Mr. Hazen is a graduate of, Muscatine Higfcandjs employed at Bandag, Inc. fY i regular Women's Fellowship RidTHunt portrait gift tells him that a place of honor 4 Beth Cole, Arlo Sandersfeld WILTON Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Beth Coler 319 Pine St, Wilton, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. E. W. Cole, to C. Arlo Sandersfeld, son of Mr, and Mrs.

Clarence. Worthington." Minn. The wedding will take place at 7:30 p.m. June 21 at the Zion Lutheran Church, Wilton. All friends and relatives are invited to attend the wedding and a reception and dance to follow at the American Legion hall in Wilton.

Miss Cole is a graduate of Wilton High and attended Muscatine Community College. Mr. Sandersfeld is a graduate of Worthington High and attended the University of Iowa. He is now a route salesman with Colonial Bakery in Muscatine. CYNTHIA RICKEY Cynthia Rickey, "Jeffrey Everett Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Rickey, Rt. 1, Muscatine, announce- the engagement of -their daughter, Cynthia Sue, to Jeffrey Lynn Everett, son of and Mrs. Leslie (Joe) Everett Rt 2. Winfield.

rjA1June22jTeddinf is planned Miss Rickey is a senior at Muscatine High and is employed at 'First National Bank of Muscatine. Mr. Everett graduated from Wapello High and is employed at Grain Processing Corp. Deb Anderson Keith Kronfeldt Announcement is made of the engagement -of Deborah Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer K. Patton, 2718 Spinning Wheel Ct, and the late Gerald Anderson, to Keith Kronfeldt son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kronfeldt Muscatine. The wedding will take place at 7 p.m.

Saturday, March IS at the First Baptist Church. Some invitations are being sent However, all friends and relatives are invited to attends Miss Anderson is a graduate of Muscatine High and is Mr. Kronfeldt is a "high school graduate and is now serving with the U. S. Army at Ft Bliss, Ter.

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