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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1955

Page

2

Shetler Marriage Annulled by Court Decree

In a decree in the case of John L. Shetler versus Rose E. Shetler the marriage on August 2 1954 at Rock Island was annulled. Judge M L Sutton granted the decree after Shetler claimed the defendant had a husband living at the time of the marriage.

Shetler John L. Shetler Rose E. Shetler Rock Island M. L

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Gerad Bopp at St Mathias

Funeral services for Mrs. Gerad Bopp 57 of Illinois City were held at St Mathias Church with J J Welsh pastor officiating. A church choir and school choir sang the requiem and flower attendants included Evelyn Pallbearers were Joe Kulhavy Clair Alderman Merle Reed Ralph Cox Francis Bopp and Louis Bieri. Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery under Riley Funeral Home direction. A pre service at the funeral home featured vocalists Mrs Herbert Brayton Herbert Ziegenhorn with organist Mrs Eva Kramer.

St. Mathias Church Gerad Bopp Illinois City Bellevue Hospital J. J. Welsh Jim Lange John Klein David Kelly St Mathias School Philippa Gaeta Evelyn Joe Kulhavy Clair Alderman Merle Reed Ralph Cox Francis Bopp Louis Bieri St. Mary’s Cemetery Riley Funeral Home Herbert Brayton Herbert Ziegenhorn Eva Kramer

Rites Planned For Deborah See Infant

Funeral services for Deborah See three weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor See will be held at 2 30 p m Wednesday in Albia Iowa Interment will be in Mystic Iowa The officiant and attendees are listed in the notice though some text is unclear

Deborah See Victor See Ieee Albia Mystic

Camp attendees named for Grange youth event

Nichols-Glen and Margaret Pitsenberger and Anna Mae Wilson were selected to attend the Grange youth camp to begin Wednesday. Pike Grange No. held a meeting last Wednesday with a Wiener roast at 7 p.m. The next meeting is set for August 17. Lunch committee includes Mr and Mrs William Pike, Mr and Mrs Bernard Moorhead, and George Hollenbeck.

William Pike Bernard Moorhead George Hollenbeck

Marriage licenses issued in Muscatine Davenport area

Marriage licenses issued to Charles H Borgstadt 24 Davenport and Miss Jear Orr 21 Muscatine Harvey G Allbee 21 and Miss Jo Ann Worst 18 Muscatine Donald Allen McCleary 20 and Miss Nancy Lee Oest 18 Muscatine George Joseph Hatfield 23 Fruitland and Miss Mary Ann Norris 18 Muscatine. Police Chief reports patrolman Lester Smith left Muscatine department for Montgomery Ward Co Eddie Estes assisting temporarily. Community notices include visits, committee assignments for a potluck lunch, hospital admittances and dismissals, and the Dale family 36th annual reunion planned August 21 at Weed Park.

Charles H. Borg- Stadt Davenport Jear Orr Muscatine Harvey G. Allbee Jo Ann Worst Donald Allen McCleary Nancy Lee Oest George Joseph Hatfield Fruitland Mary Ann Norris Lester Smith Montgomery Ward and Co Ted McGill McGill Eddie Estes Bellevue Hospital Thede Boysen Mediapolis Richard Robuck Fletcher Avenue Maurice Safley Woodlawn Avenue Boyd Ashier Grandview Lloyd Smith Wapello iLeo McCleary Park Avenue Chris Fick Wilton Leroy Brookhart Angle Street Vel Walter Brown Dale West Side Weed Park Muscatine ‘County Hospital Floyd E. ‘Holiday Letts Marie Holliday Brenda A. Keiser James A. Williams East Fifth Street Blaine Bliven Columbus Junction Ronnie Honts Clay Street Jefferson T. Fi Cedar Street Kenneth L. Fread Holly Street Dorothy Miller East Sixth Street Otto Bowers Nebraska Street John D. Gruenwald Missopi Stevens Musca

Births Reported At Muscatine County Hospital

At Muscatine County hospital a son was born to Mr and Mrs Atkins rural route 6. A son to Mr and Mrs Edwards of Iowa avenue in the morning. A son born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Reynolds at 114 East Fifth street this morning. Former residents note twin sons born to Mr and Mrs Tees at sae.

Muscatine County Hospital Atkins Coe Mes Ae Edwards Iowa Avenue Arthur Reynolds East Fifth Street Ernal Grandpa Ie Toto Tees Sae

New Steel Barge Set To Run Between New Boston and Iowa

New Boston Illinois prepares to receive a new steel ferry to cross the Mississippi toward Iowa. Owner George Mason says delivery near August 15 will replace the old barge and handle autos trucks and heavier equipment. A new dock and concrete approach improve local boating facilities.

New Boston Ill Lowa Mississippi River George Mason Mason St. Louis New Boston Illinois

Children Named Beneficiaries in Loga Document

Three children of Samuel Loga of Muscatine who died July 10 are named beneficiaries in his will filed for probate. The hearing is set for Sept. 6. The will provides that households furnishings go to any child living with him, real estate at 601 Parma Street is to be sold for $500 less than market value, and the remainder divided equally among sons Edmond and William Loga and daughter Wanda Burr. Albert Burr named executor without bond.

Samuel Logan Muscatine Parma Street Edmond William Loga Wanda Burr Albert Burr

Hoover to Dedicate His Boyhood Home

Former President Herbert Hoover will observe his 81st birthday with a dedication of his boyhood home in Newberg Oregon as a national shrine. He will speak at the home of his late uncle Dr Henry J Minthorn, a country physician in the community 25 miles southwest of Portland. The house has been restored to its 1884 condition by the Herbert Hoover Foundation led by Oregon historian Dr Burt Brown Barker.

Newberg Ore Herbert Hoover Henry J. Minthorn Portland Hoover

Flag Day Proclaimed by Wilson in 1916

June 14 was established as Flag Day by a proclamation issued by President Woodrow Wilson on May 30, 1916, officially designating the date to honor the flag.

Woodrow Wilson

Hogs Steady to Lower at Chicago Market on Wednesday

Chicago hogs were steady to 25 cents lower in fair activity. Steers near steady while heifers mostly 50 cents down. Hog prices ranged around 16 to 316.30 with most salable hogs 190 to 270 pounds. Cattle and sheep totals listed with varied price ranges and quality levels.

Chicago USDA U. S

Chicago Grain Prices Report

Chicago cash grain quotes show wheat and oats with multiple grades and prices. Soybean meal and barley values listed, with feed price around 31.03.

Chicago Cash Grain

Chandler Wins Democratic Primary for Kentucky Governor

Former baseball commissioner aged 57 wins the Democratic nomination after a stormy Kentucky primary. He will face Edwin R. Denney, 51, Republican nominee, in the November 8 general election.

Kentucky U. S Atty Edwin R. Denney

Minnie Martin Bound Over After DUI Waiver

Minnie Martin of Muscatine waived preliminary hearing on an operating while intoxicated charge before Justice Robert Jehring. She was bound over to the district court under a $300 bond. She was arrested last month.

Minnie Martin Muscatine Robert Jehring

Services Arranged For Mrs Hayes

Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Fairbanks chapel for Mrs Rebecca Hayes 87 who died Sunday at Hershey Convalescent home The Rev Caleb Larsen of Grand View will officiate Burial will follow at the Illinois City cemetery

Fairbanks Chapel Rebecca Hayes Hershey Caleb Larsen Grandview Illinois City Cemetery

Changeable Mine Shifts From Mica to Feldspar at Grafton

The first mica mine in the United States was the Ruggles at Grafton New Hampshire opening in 1803. Uranium was discovered there about fifty years ago but the mine now produces feldspar.

United States Grafton N. H

Oyster Maturation Sparks Market Tenderness Insight

Tenderized with age from two to five years, depending on region, oysters reach marketable size. The older the oyster, the more tender its meat.

Ann's Cafe Delivers Hearty Dinners With Free Service

Ann's Cafe promotes air conditioning and free deliveries calling AM 3-3361. Dinners include Chicken Jim-Dandy at 1.38, 21 Shrimp at 1.54, and pan-fried Catfish at 1.65. Lunchroom hours 6:00 A M to 11:00 P M, six days a week. deliveries seven days, except lunchroom Sundays.

Dial AM

New York Stocks Closing Quotations August 9 1955

Trading figures show radio CP Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Socony Vacuum Sea Pac Sid Bonds Sid of Ind Swift & Co Texas Co Union Pacific Unit Air L US Rubber US Steel Westinghouse Tel Wilson Co posted notable gains and losses with several issues in the 40s and 50s percent range. Market activity reflected mixed sentiment as investors weighed industrials and energy equities.

Radio CP Sears Roed Sinclair Ol Socony V Sea Pac Sid Brands Sid of Ind Swift & Cosi Texas Co Union Pac Air L US Rubber US Steel West U Tel Wilson Co

Poultry Market Prices Update

Local markets list heavy breed hens over four pounds at 4 cents per pound? eggs at A and up M cents, B and medium at 20 cents, dirti es and checks at 17 cents.

Eric

Chicago Produce Prices and Poultry Receipts Report

Butter steady with receipts of 1,235,213 and wholesale prices unchanged. Live poultry receipts 967 with coop counts. heavy hens 24, light hens 17.5 to 18.5. broilers 39 to 38. old roosters 12.5 to 15.9. USDA standards and various grade distributions listed.

Chicago U. S&s USDA

Chicago Potatoes Market Update and Prices

USDA potato arrivals and track quotes show mixed movement in Chicago on August 9. California long whites sell around four dollars, Idaho Oregon round reds fetch roughly two fifty to two seventy, while Nebraska and Washington prices vary for datoes and triumphs respectively.

Chicago USDA

Stratton Sees Illinois Toll Road Financing Nearing

Gov. William G. Stratton said financing for the Illinois Toll Road could begin next spring after a bond sale. He spoke during the Governors Conference about highway funding amid Congress’ inability to approve the Eisenhower or Democratic highway plans.

Illinois Stratton William G. Stratton Gov. Stratton Congress Eisenhower San Francisco

Radio Broadcaster Bill Stern Injured in Parkway Crash

New York ABC network sportscaster Bill Stern aged 48 was injured in a crash on the Henry Hudson Parkway. He was taken to Jewish Memorial Hospital in serious but later improved condition with a concussion cuts bruises and possible internal injuries. Stern previously endured leg injuries from a 20 year old prior automobile accident.

New York Bill Stern ABC Henry Hudson Parkway Jewish Memorial Hospital Stern

Wheat Firm After Mixed Grain Market Rally

Wheat led a broad rally in grains with short covering and some support for houses. Corn eased after early gains, closing 1 cent higher for wheat and around 1 to 2 cents lower for corn, with oats up and soybeans mixed.

Chicago

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