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Newspaper

Mt Pleasant News

Location

Mount Pleasant, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1947

Page

3

News Behind The News On Europe Aid Skepticism And Recovery

Washington observers question the European aid need, noting mixed factors such as weather, socialist policies, and government controls. Reports from American agriculture experts warn against false optimism, while France and Britain face farming pressures and Russia’s prospects remain unclear. The Marshal plan faces scrutiny as nations strive self help amid war scars, with incidents and injuries noted in passing.

Washington Congress Europe Wittopoah Orgenitalian England Germany Russia Belgium Holland Denmark Italy France Win Grayton Wwe Britain

Heavy Rainfall Deluge Hits Mt Pleasant Area

A Monday storm dumped 2.48 inches in Mt Pleasant with 1.03 inches in a 15 minute span and caused sewer backups, road flooding, and stalled buses. Morning rain extended to Iowa City delaying a southbound Berline bus, while Highway 34 traffic faced numerous stalled vehicles. A second rain event Saturday night brought 1.07 inches, raising the four day total to about 2.55 inches. Wayland reported very heavy rain with unofficial tallies near three inches for the year.

Mt. Pleasial Iowa City Ber Line Towa Highway 34 Mt. Pleasant Wayland Mieemowib

Bee Line schedule changes add new service to Mt Pleasant

The Bee Line schedule updates effective July 1 add a new north bound 7 43 morning bus and a new south bound 6 50 from Mt Pleasant. The north bound 10 35 departure moves to 10 20. The 5 10 PM trip is now 6 30 PM. The south bound 9 30 AM trip shifts to 6 20 AM and the 2 50 PM trip to 2 55 PM.

Bee Line Bns Mt. Pleasant Mt, Pleasant

Local Markets and Tournament Roundup Show Mixed Results

Chicago markets report hogs at 22 24 dollars with top 2635, cattle at 27 dollars, yearlings around 20 dollars, and sheep 20 to 23 dollars. Egg prices noted, dairy creams listed. Sports terse notes describe the first tournament round with Goats and local Vets favored. pitchers Ren Tange and Fiddie Devinger mentioned amid wet field conditions and late games.

Chicago

Local Stores to Close Friday for Fourth of July

Pleasant stores will be closed all day Friday in observance of the Fourth of July. Customers are urged to note the usual Thursday afternoon closing and to make purchases earlier in the week.

ML. Pleasant

Mrs. Mary Schadt 85 Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Mary Wenger Schagl Schadt 85 of Wayland died Sunday at Memorial hospital after months of illness from injuries. Born March 25, 1864 to Joseph and Elizabeth Wenger, she was widowed years ago. Survived by sisters Mrs. Barbara Conrad and Mrs. Lizzie Mast, and brothers Ed and Avall Wenger of Wayland, with others preceding her in death. Funeral at Richer church 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. body to be at Zehr Funeral Home until noon then to sister Mrs. Lizzie Mast’s home. Burial at Elcher Cemetery.

Wayland Mary Wenger Schagl al “Ie Memorial Hospital Joseph Ala Elizabeth (Roth) Wenger Valentine Schadt Land Brothers Barbara Conrad Lizzie Mast Avall Wenger Lela Ab

New Ford Car Awarded at Wayland Homecoming

Homer Jennings went to Wayland on Monday to receive the new 1847 Ford, awarded to Tim as a prize in the Wayland Homecoming sponsored by the American Legion post.

Homer Jennings Wayland Tim American Legion

Truman Signs Rent Measure

President Truman signed the rent control bill extending federal controls to March 31, 1948. He criticized the measure as plainly inadequate but said he approved it to prevent a blow to the housing market and to avoid a collapse of existing controls.

Washington, D. C Insi— Presi ‘Dent Ruman Loday Consol

Floods cause great wildlife loss in central and southern regions

Conservation officers assess flood damage to game birds and mammals in central and southern districts. Nesting birds like quail and pheasants suffered heavy losses as nests drowned. Muskrat, beaver, mink, cotton rats, groundhogs and skunks also hit. Adults survive on high ground debris but young are often drowned. Losses may be offset as nesting resumes later.

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Car Struck Stalled Vehicle On Highway 218 North Of Mt Pleasant

An early Sunday accident on highway 218 north of Mt Pleasant involved the stalled car of Edward Massey. Harald Ricks of Capnack collided with Massey’s vehicle, injuring Ricks. Massey’s car sustained rear damage estimated at 300 dollars while Ricks’ front end was damaged to about 150 dollars. Massey’s vehicle was hit while stationary. Ricks did not see it.

Mt. Pleasant Edward Massey Harald Ricks Capnack Sanings Ricks Rigs, Jr Lester Stalder Pleasant Plain Massey

Family Supper At Mt Pleasant Golf Club July 4 Event

Members of the Mt Pleasant Golf and Cowley club plan a family supper on July 4 as part of the celebration. Each family should bring fried chicken in proportion to attendees, plus a covered dish, sandwiches, and their own service. Desserts and beverages will be served by the committee at long tables.

Mt. Pleasant Golf and Cowley Club

Jersey Parish Show At Keesauqua on July 18

The summer grorish slow held by dorsey breeders of this territory will take place at Keesauga on July 18. Winners from each parish are eligible for entry in the All Iowa alr Cedar Rapids.

Dorsey Keesauga Cedar Rapids

Start Re Marking Parking Spaces In Mt Pleasant

City council began work Monday to re mark equi ve and street spaces near the square, narrowing spots and angling them to fit more cars. The plan aims to ease downtown parking as car numbers rise, with police patrols Saturday evenings to ensure space.

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Worker Electrocuted in Keokuk Plant During Reopening

Keokuk—Joe Columbus, 40, a casting company employee, was electrocuted Sunday night while making electrical connections to reopen a plant closed by high water. He stood on level ground when he touched a 230 volt line. In Dubuque a series of storms left two dead from downed power lines and caused extensive property damage. The Glasson girl, 4, died after grabbing a live wire in her yard. Atchinson, 27, was electrocuted while helping clear a fallen wire. Damages included a $25,000 flood-related loss near Waterloo and interruptions to telephone service near Milford. Multiple reports of cloudbursts and severe electrical storms affected several Iowa cities.

Keokuk, da Joe Columbus Keokuk Casting Company Pollee Columbus Dubuque Ja. Uns John W. Atchingon Kaby Glasson Waterloo Base Tucols Milford Charles City Keokuk Des Moines Dubugie Glasson Charles Glassen Atchinson

Schuerman Reunion Held At Cabin In Park

The final Schuerman reunion took place Sunday at a Saunders county cabin. About twenty two relatives attended the meal and social time after the gathering. Mr and Mrs Karl Schuerman and Roger from Ainsworth attended from Auk of town.

Schuerman Cabin IN Park Cabin In Saunders Karl Schuerman Roger Ainsworth Auk

South Center Picnic Honors Townsend Anniversary at McMillan Park

The South Center club hosted a family picnic at McMillan Park on Sunday June 2 celebrating the Al anniversary of Mr and Mrs Marty Townsend. A noon dinner concluded with ice cream as members and many families attended, presenting a gift from the club through secretary Mrs Frank Farr.

South Center Mcmillan Park South Center Club McMilhay Park Marty Townsend Nullie Prahees Slate Tery Elsie Tees Wade Mcwilliams Gharies Allen Gary van Amerongen Carl Register Marguerite Murtens Roxie Woods Shiny Netluurt George Smith Famly Enmebt McDowell Dent Moehln Thirry Ford Wamlen Inrns Ray Baldosler Fiily Wlory Wells Wayne Harry Smith Jemmy Pal Thally Cray Shakin Ralph Jukgubor Lito Welsh Prank Pare Med Tarry Townsend Martha Ant

Delay Plans For Meeting With Lewis

Washington insiders report soft coal miners regained possession of Unci mines and face new wage talks with John L. Lewis to avert a summer strike. Secretary Schwellenbach delays inviting parties to negotiate, despite Krug restoring about 2,600 bituminous pits to owners and labor officials’ expectations of immediate bargaining.

Washington, D. C INS Unci John L. Lewis Interior Secredary D. A Laboon Labor Department Lewis Schwellenbich

Arrests Made In Plot To Seize French Government

Paris reporting reveals a high level plot by anti republicans to seize control of the government. General Guillodot and DeVultion were identified as principals with leaked documents outlining planned commando raids in Paris and attacks on communications centers and prisons. The plan aimed to trigger uprisings in Brittany with insurgent divisions recruited near Rennes and Vannes.

Paris France LNSI Guillodot French War Ministry DeVultion Vichy Albuvks Preusnes Towa Brittany Rennes Vannes

Charles Ross 81 Taken by Death

Charles Ross 81 died Saturday at Memorial hospital. His home was near Trenton. Survived by children Leonard and David Ross of Mt Pleasant Ralph Ross of Winkell and Mrs Stacy Ricks of Runlbigby along with nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Monday 6 pm at Cookes Funeral Home with Rev Owen Wie Son Ty Ohare, Burlat. burial in Green Mound cemetery.

Charles Ross Metorial Hospital Trenton Leonard David Ross Mt. Pleasant Ralph Ross Winkell Stacy Ricks Runlbigby Cookes Owen Wie Ty Ohare Burlat Green Mound Cemetery

New Cars and Trucks Licensed in Mt Pleasant District

A dated list shows licensed new cars and trucks for the month, including makes such as sedans and jeeps. Names of owners and locations like Mt Pleasant, Porthend Ore, and Mt Pleasants appear amid the entries with various model mentions and dealer notes.

Th.ble Witting ML. Bleasant Sedan Rueliredl Higgins Mt. Pleasant Jeanpe Joint A. Tauger Mt. Meanant Jeoxeclan Margaret G. Potd Mt. Plegant Garonea Teld Mt. Uniden Jeep Bunk Bard Mt. Plow Mit Apaedany

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