Admitted and dismissed notices from Daily Report August 2 1968
Mercyess Admitted: Harry Thompson Grandview Arthur Phillips 618 Walnut Merle Sterner Sr Wilton Mrs William Layman 315 Cedar Mrs Emil Doering 1007 Sycamore Mrs Walter Krueger Illinois City Miss Juanita DeLeon 506 Lake Park Blvd Sandra Snyder 33 Liberty Mrs Leland Morgan 1017 Oregon Linda Hall 404 W Fulham Mrs Esther Wiley Morning Sun Bertha Roth 805 Broadway Mrs Teresa Bekker Wapello Mrs Harry Vera Etter 1610 Ohio admitted to University hospital Iowa City room 301 Dismissed: Angelita Zuniga Conesville Mrs Betty Winters Columbus Junction Gerald King New Boston Mrs Hazel Dwinell Columbus Junction Clara Leith Wilton George S Pepper Conesville Mrs Ethel Russell New Boston Daniel Schreurs 119 Laurel Wayne F Parden 1101 Oregon Janet Franks 812 E Seventh Born Son to Michael Lawrence Letts Thursday Son to Bonifacio Almanza Route 1 today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thompson
Grandview
Arthur Phillips
Walnut
Merle Sterner, Sr
Wilton
William Layman
Cedar
Emil Doering
Sycamore
Walter Krueger
Illinois City
Juanita DeLeon
Lake Park Blvd
Sandra Snyder
Liberty
Leland Morgan
Oregon
Linda Hall
W. Fulhiam
Esther Wiley
Morning Sun
Bertha Roth
New Boston
Daniel Schreurs
Laurel
Wayne F. Parden
Janet Franks
Michael Lawrence
Letts
Bonifacio Almanza
Butchers Steady at Chicago Hog Market Report
Butcher hog prices were steady to 25 cents higher at the Chicago Stock yards Friday with receipts of 4,000 hogs. Spring slaughter lamb prices were steady and sheep receipts totaled 100. USDA cattle and hog receipts projected for Monday near 9,000 cattle and 5,000 hogs, no sheep estimate. Also notes on local court appearances for Edward Lamb and Morrie O. Skaret of Muscatine, and speeding fines for Steven Wagler and Richard Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Omaha Livestock Omaha
Street Work Bid Opening Set Aug 15
Muscatine City council in special session set 8 p.m. August 15 for opening bids on the street improvement program for 1968. The plan includes Barry Ave Burnside street extension and Sunrise View addition with a $10,000 certified check per bid. Uncertainty over last night’s vote prompted the special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Barry Ave
Burnside Street
Sunrise View
New York Stock Quotations Fall Amid Mixed Trading
NY stocks moved lower at midday with declines in Allied Chemical and Int Harvester and gains for Am Can and Texaco amid a broad, unsettled market. Commodities and futures slid, while bond and industry leaders showed mixed results in a desultory session across major sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AlliedCh
Int
AlliedStrs
Int Salt
Am Can
T&t
AmChain
Interst P
Amcryss
Ia Eil&p
Jowa Ill G
AMK Cp
Ia P&l
AmMot
KC P&l
AmSmelt
Kn’cott
Loch Air
Am Tob
Martin
Anaconda
Maytag
Armour
M’dith
Atchison
Mobil
Ad Rich
Avco
Bengix
Am Air
Beth Stl
Bo’ng Air
Penney
Borden
Pa Cen
Brunswik
Case Jr
Phill Pet
Chrysler
Collins Ra
RCA
Safe
Ford
Westg el
Ind
IBM
Monsanto
Rexall
Wolverine
Veach Named Clerk At Wapello Farmers Elevator
Veach succeeds Ron Coffin as clerk at the Wapello Farmers Elevator. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Veach, formerly with Grain Processing Corp in Muscatine, and a graduate of Eastern Iowa Community College. His training covers feed and fertilizer marketing. he and his wife moved to Wapello. Local notices list obituaries and hospital notes for area residents, with details on Sirotnak death, Schmidt funeral, Brown death, and multiple local residents visiting family.
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Wapello
Ron Veach
Ron Coffin
Veach
Carl Veach
Grain Processing Corp
Muscatine
Eastern Iowa Community College
Wapelto
Ed Brown
Memphis
Tenn
William Grigg
Emma Williamson Templin
Minnie Mumme
Ramona Flick
Phoe- Inis
Art
Art Wiederrecht
New London
Mary Wiederrecht
Templin
Mumme
Flick
Rozena Hayes
Larry Decker
Doug
Debra
Burlingame
Calif
H. E. Hoover
John Pooley
Davenport
Hoover
John Wilson
Lamily
Ogai
David Winter
Marshalltown
Ernie Winter
New Orleans
E. R. Winter
Randall Schneider
Burlington Hospital
Electric Franchises Sought For Muscatine County Line
An official notice announces a petition by Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative Wilton Junction Iowa for a franchise to erect maintain and operate an electric transmission line in Muscatine County Iowa under Chapter 489. The revised Exhibit A details routes voltages and termini across numerous sections including 7200 volt single phase and 7200-12470 volt three phase configurations with routes along private and public property and highway corridors continued on page 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative
Wilton Junction
Iowa
Township
Seventy-Eight
Towa
Iwo
Said Township
Range
Township Seventy-seven
Said
Section Seven
P.M. Muscatine County
P.M
Obedience sermon topic at Conesville church
Conesville Rev. James A. Reinhard will preach Obedience at the 10 30 service with Sunday School at 9 30. A missionary offering for Dorothy Christianson, medical missionary, at Tibetan Mission House Kalimpong India will be taken. Local social notes list gatherings and travels of area residents and 4-H student Linda Chelsea departing Henryburg Saskatchewan. Local grain quotes at 11 am show corn and soybeans with moisture discounts and deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
James A. Reinhard
Dorothy Christianson
Kalimpong
West Bengal
India
Methodist Church
Durant Firemen Plan Weekend Celebration in Durant
Durant Firemen sponsor their annual fall celebration Saturday and Sunday August 3 and 4. Parade starts 1 p.m. Saturday with entries registering 8:40 to 12:30 at the fire station and arriving at East Park by 12:30 for the tuneup. Prizes offered in multiple category floats bikes novelties and ponies. Activities include a barbecued park exect at Pythian Sister park, a flower show at Gloria Dei Lutheran church, a concert by high school bands at West Park band shell, a money grab and kid races, archery, dancing music, rides and concessions. Sunday features a prize walk and evening entertainment by Polka Dots Blue Thyme Band and Paulsen's Dutchmen. Over $1300 in merchandise prizes drawn Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Park
Pythian
Durant Jaycees
Durant Jaycees From 10 Am. To 2 P.m. the Country Gardeners
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
West Park
Hawk
Blue Grass
Xl's
Polka Dots
Blue Thyme
Paulsen
Deeds Recorded For Ralph and Evelyn Martin
Ralph D. Martin and Evelyn L. Martin transfer property to themselves as joint tenants by warranty deed as shown on a Plat of survey filed or recorded on 9487 in book 3 of Plats page 213.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D. Martin
Evelyn L. Martin
Death of George W. Pence Former Joy Resident
George W. Pence of Gilbert Arizona and a former Joy resident died July 29 at Lackland Air Force Base hospital in San Antonio Texas. Services were set for Thursday with burial in the San Antonio National Cemetery. Pence a retired Air Force sergeant was born October 19 1918 in Joy to Norman and Helen Johnson Pence. He graduated from Joy High School. Surviving are his wife Betty a son Derry of Gilbert and a brother Robert Pence of Joy.
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Albert J. Sirotnak Joy
Albert Joseph Sirotnak
Joy
Mercer Leane Hospital
Streator
Ill
George
Susan Sirotnak
Keithsburg
DeKalb
Albert Sirotnak
Virginia Cameron
St. Mary’s Church
Western Illinois University
Macomb
Michael
Joe Sirotnak
Edward Sirotnak
Long Beach
Calif
Ralph Byrnes
Robert Marx
San Fernando
St. Catherines Church
Aledo
St. Stephens
Olin Funeral Home
Roy Lee Roberts
Rov
Lee Roberts
Lucas St
University of Iowa Hospital
California
Mr. Roberts
Muscatine
Kirksville
Mose
Rebecca Tuttle Roberts
Robert West
Tuscon, Ariz
Burton West
West Liberty
Edgar West
Garry West
Chicago
Donald
Col- Jeen) Whitehall
Kenneth
Carol) Olson
Mendon, Ill
Elmer Roberts
George M. Wittich
T. Ray Crews
Memorial Park
IIL
George W. Pence
Gilbert
Ariz
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
San Antonio National Cemetery
Pence
Norman
Helen Johnson Pence
Joy High School
Betty
Derry
Gilbert, Ariz
Robert Pence
Ordinance Repeals And Declares Junk Cars Nuisances
Legal notice outlines repeal of Title 6 Chapter 6 sections and replaces with provisions designating junk cars as nuisances. It requires abatement notices and enforcement under state law and city ordinance. Definitions specify nuisances including decayed carcasses and filthy deposits in alleys, streets, or public places or on private property.
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Council
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Daily Report
Edward Lamb
Morrie O. Skaret
Duana Geedken
Steven Leroy Wagler
3Rd Street
Richard Clarence Cole
Washington
U.S
Census Bureau
Americans
Grain Futures Chicago
Livestock Futures Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Nebraska
Washington Norgolds
Reds
Grains
Chicago Board of Trade
Blanche Schmidt Letts
Blanche Schmidt
Stacy-Lewis
Earl E. Josten
Donna Belle Hughes
Earl Wiese
Jack Estle
Joe Boulton
Harvey Bloomquist
Clyde Crawford
Howard Littrel
Burke
Greenwood Cemetery
Burlington
Lelia Vail Brown
Lela Vail Brown
King Ave
Muscatine General Hospital
Brown
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Cranston
John Roy
Martha McMichael Wilhelme
J. Paul Stevens
Letis
Florence Mason
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Conesville Church
Conesville United Methodist Church
Russell Hart
Karen Mulford
Marion
J.K. McKee
Denver
Fannie McEvoy
White
Bear Lake
Minn
Cecil Schlichting
Dale’ Kennedy
Cedar Rapids
Pearl Kennedy
M.C. Swails
Iowa City
Rena Marling
Gladwin
Ron Livingston
Ellen
Eric
Mark
Kirk Livingston
Ronald
Russell Orr
Leslie
Columbus Junction
Donald Buckman
Gail
Brian
Teri
Doris Peterson
Mark Livingston
Linda Chelsea
Henryburg
Saskatchewan
Canada
Becky Peterson
Lewis Peterson
Gordon Hankins
Kimberly
Kristine
Naperville
Robert L. Gray
Wayne Hawkins
Stockton
U.S. Navy
Vietnam
Wayne Singleton
Mercy Hospital
Durant Firemen
Durant
Garden Club Tour
Durant Gardens Club
New Glarus
Wis
Alice Meincke
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