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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1966

Page

7

Daily Report Hospital Admits and Dismissals Noted

A daily hospital report lists admissions including Mrs. Roosevelt Gaddis Mrs. Melvin Behrend Mrs Floyd McConnaha Lori Troxel and others plus dismissals such as Mrs. William Jordan Mrs Evert Trimble and Mrs Eunice Murphy. Births announced include daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Ziegenhorn and sons to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blaesing and Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Ziegenhorn. Legal notices include no taillights speeding faulty equipment and marriages licensed. Probate notes Ferdinand Schmarje died July 31 1966 with two daughters named beneficiaries.

Roosevelt ‘Gaddis Roselawn Melvin Behrend Oak Floyd McConnaha Lori Troxel Roscoe Dennis Rock Martin Eichelberger Ethel Musser Herbert Bueser William Jordan Letts Evert Trimble New Hampshire William Duggan Devitt Mildred Steckman Eunice Murphy New Boston Mauro Ramirez Leroy Lacy Melvin Hunter Gregon Michael Blaesing Bidwell Road Rolland Ziegenhorn Delbert Alan Eversmeyer Wapello Deanna Kay Porter Nichols Jerry Lee Doering Vicki Ann Vaupel Muscatine Ferdinand Schmarje Mary Elizabeth Island Methodist Church First National Bank of

Livestock Receipts and Hogs Prices Rise for Week

Official USDA estimates show Monday receipts of 17 000 cattle 4 000 hogs and 500 sheep in Chicago. Demand was strong for butcher hogs on Thursday with prices about 50 cents per hundredweight higher for 4 300 head. The week’s total run reached 20 000 head, up 3 000 from last week and the largest in five weeks. Slaughter steers held steady to 50 cents higher in active trade.

Chicago USDA

New York Stock Prices and Market Movers Report

NY records show hogs up to 50 cents higher with varied weights. Cattle prices rise for slaughter steers and heifers with prime and high choice ranges noted. Sheep and lambs steady with spring slaughter lambs priced at 25.00 to 25.50 per hundredweight and ewes at 5.00 to 7.00.

Chicago Omaha Livestock Omaha (Ap

Stocks Cling To Small Gain On Moderate Volume

In New York, airlines softened late trading but the broader market held a slim advance. Overall activity cooled with an estimated 4.4 million shares traded, far below Thursday’s 691 million. The near close picture showed mixed results among major issues.

New York

West Liberty considers bulk blending plant and beer ordinance

West Liberty council sets August 23 public hearing on S and M Service Company plan to build a bulk blending fertilizer plant and warehouse on East 2nd Street along the Rock Island Railroad right of way. Ordinance amends beer licensing for miners possession. Council also approves building permits, discusses drainage and sewage issues, and names Irwin Mosher investments officer.

West Liberty S and M Service Company East 2Nd St Rock Island Planning and Zoning Commission

Ethel Stroup Honored on 45th North Western Bell Anniversary

Ethel Stroup marked 45 years with North Western Bell Telephone Co. with a luncheon at the Sunset Inn. M. E. Annan, Davenport district traffic manager, presented a service emblem. An afternoon tea at the telephone office from 2 to 4 p.m. featured a group gift. About 60 guests attended from Davenport Clinton Rock Island and Keokuk.

Ethel Stroup Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Sunset Inn M. E.annan Davenport Ethel Clinton Rock Island Keokuk

WSCS Meets At Letts

The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the church Wednesday. A basket dinner was held at noon with Naomi Johnson and Pearle Shearer in charge. The general meeting opened at 1 p.m. by the president. Mary Thompson used a meditation The Growing Teacher. The program The Inclusive Church was presented by Oliver Van Delinder, Marian Hildebrand and Irene Bloomquist. Sixteen members were present. Letters were read from the migrant council acknowledging a gift of money and from Nancy Schomberg describing youth work in New Orleans this summer. A report on Bible school refreshments was given. The planning meeting will be held at the church Monday at 1:30 p.m. Summer Assembly participants are attending the 73rd Iowa conference assembly this week, camping at Riverview park in Cedar Falls. Ann, Beth and Karen Eis are visiting grandparents in Sioux Falls. D. Fay Crull will speak at Cranston and the EUB churches on Sunday, Aug. 7. Golden Anniversary for Elmer Ziskovsky and his parents will be observed at the EUB church in Shueyville on Sunday. They live at 32 Lincoln Ave., Town City. Attending wedding guests include the Raymonds and the Goddards. Kathryn Padgett, on vacation from Mercy Hospital in Davenport, returned with the Raymonds for a visit. Personals note the Barnes family returning from vacation in Springfield and St. Louis. Steve Barnes stayed with R. J. Barnes.

Oliver van Delinder Marian Hildebrand Irene Bloomquist Migrant Council Society Nancy Schomberg New Orleans His Keith Carol Iowa E.U.B Riverview Park Cedar Falls Ann Beth Karen Eis Sioux Falls Fay Crull Cranston

Letts News Notes Weekend Guests and Local Visits

Weekend guests in Letts included Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Lame and Richard of Trenton Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Covey and daughter of Trenton, and Mrs. Wilbur Johnson of Chilli cothe. Emery Blake is camping in Illinois, while Gerald Grace returns from a Grand Rapids Minnesota fishing trip. Ralph and Dean Floyd visit from Phoenix to see sister Mrs. Paul Quigley. Margene Meyer of Keystone and Ruth Tubbs of Detroit stayed with Mary Lou Thompson. The trio later toured the northwest and Canada. Hazel Thompson, with sister Mildred of Hampton, vacationed in Wisconsin and Michigan. Hospital notes list Mrs. William Jordan at General Hospital and Mrs. Orpha Estle at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Death notices report the passing of Mrs. Harry Froeming of Farmington Minnesota, sister of Mrs. Peg Eliason. William Jones has returned home from Hershey home. Mrs. Mary Mickey is as housekeeper. Address received for John Crumly who joined the Seabees is John A. Crumly 7WF3 B60 3651 SPOIC Co. 64 Davisville Rhode Island 02854.

Hazel ‘Thompson Mildred Hampton Wisconsin Michigan William Jordan The General Hospital Orpha Estle Mercy Hospital Iowa City Harry Froeming Farmington Minn Peg Eliason William Jones Hershey Mary Mickey John Crumly Seabees John A. Crumly Spoic, Co Davisville Rhode Island

Obituaries and Funerals Notices

Obituaries list several services and interments including Anna Kirkpatrick at a Methodist church with Rev. Shaughnessy, funeral at Sorden and Adams chapel, interment Lone Tree cemetery. Thomas Bonnichsen at Wapello Methodist Church with Rev. Dodder, interment Indian Creek near Columbus Junction, services with Dudgeon-McCulley. Laura Ann Strand stillborn in Muscatine area, services at Conesville cemetery, Pleasant Grove Bethel church for Wilma Gertrude Foster, interment Indian Creek cemetery.

Nichols Anna Kirkpatrick Methodist Roy Shaughnessy Lone ‘Tree Sorden and Adams Harley Wapello Thomas Bonnichsen Wapello Methodist Church Robert Dodder The Methodist Church Indian Creek Columbus Junction Dudgeon-McCulley Wapella Laura Ann Strand Washington County Hospital Washington Conesville Cemetery Stacy Lewis Paul W Alice Reid Strand 7Th St Muscatine Marion Reid Wilma G. Foster Pleasant Grove Bethel Church Wilma Gertrude Foster University Hospital Town City Stacy- Lewis Funeral Home

Grain Futures Trade Slow In Chicago Markets

Grain futures prices edged up in spots yet overall trading was slow and largely speculative in early trading. A private crop report suggested bearish wheat prospects while most wheat contracts saw support led by a commercial account. Old crop soybeans rose modestly but the market stayed largely unchanged otherwise.

Chicago

False arrest suit seeks 14800 in Taylor County court

Charles Weil of Gravity files in Taylor County District Court a 14800 damage suit for his son Ed Weil 19 alleging false arrest on a charge of assault with intent to rob. The claim cites Mrs Bernice Brown of Bedford reporting a purse snatching near her husband’s service station on July 4 with 1100 in receipts. The charge was dismissed in a justice court July 15.

Bedford Taylor County Charles Weil Gravity Weil Bernice Brown Young Weil Justice of the Peace Court

Flying Farmers Name town Man

For est McDonald of Jefferson Iowa was elected secretary of the International Flying Farmers of America. The six day convention attracted 1 260 farmers and their wives and ended Thursday in Louisville Kentucky.

Louisville Forest McDonald Jefferson Iowa International Fying Farmers of America

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