Trinity church begins 100000 remodeling project
A $100,000 program to remodel Trinity Episcopal church at 211 Walnut has started. The old sanctuary floor is being removed and a new floor seating heating air conditioning wiring and lighting will be installed. The project expected to finish by December 1 will keep worship in the parish hall. J N Pateros designed the work Hersom Construction Co. handles the general contract with financing from a trust and the church budget. The 180 family congregation anchors the church built in 1851, the oldest Episcopal church west of the Mississippi still in use.
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Walnut
Trinity
Episcopal Church
Mississippi
George Six
J.N. Pateros
Chicago
Hersom Construction Co
Laurens, Jr
Trinity Episcopal Church Hall
East 2Nd and
Walnut Sts
Agri business bookkeeper meetings set across Iowa
The Iowa Grain and Feed Association with community colleges will hold five district sessions this month, including an all day Aug 23 session at Muscatine Community College. The program targets agri business accounting staff, covering harvest records, inventory liquidity, and the new Iowa Unemployment Compensation Law. advance reservations through the association. In Ames, a separate note says 1,500 under 21 Iowa voters will attend a statewide conference at Iowa State University Aug 28–29, part of the national Register for Peace project led by 54 youth organizers.
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Iowa Grain and Feed Association
Iowa
Muscatine Community College
Iowa Grain, and Feed Association
Des Moines
Register For Peace Ames
Sergeant acquitted in Vietnam death case at Da Nang camp
In Da Nang Vietnam an all white jury at Camp Baxter acquitted Sgt Jerry L Holden of unpremeditated murder in the death of Spec Christopher Brown a black enlisted man amid racial tensions. Holden was found guilty only of illegal possession of a 45 caliber pistol and fined 100 dollars.
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Vietnam
Sgt
Jerry L. Holden
Fort Worth
Tex
Spec
Christopher Brown
Ridgeville
Holden
Brown
Camp Baxter
Hollen
Home theft at Claude Hart residence involves TV and sewing machines
The Muscatine County Sheriff's Department investigated a break in at Claude Hart residence Route 3. Thieves entered by breaking a west side window, ransacked the home and stole a 24 inch color television along with two Sears Kenmore sewing machines. The crime is believed to have occurred between 4 15 p.m. Friday and noon Sunday.
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Muscatine County
Sears Kenmore
Chamber committees set meetings in Muscatine Tuesday
The Muscatine Chamber of Commerce will hold two committee meetings on Tuesday. Agriculture committee chaired by L. E. Peterson will convene at 4 p.m. at the Civic Center, and the national legislative affairs committee, led by J. B. Schumacher, will meet at 7:30 a.m. at Hotel Muscatine.
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Muscatine
Veteran loses leg to aid Indians in Grand Canyon village
John Gobert, a 29 year old Blackfoot veteran who lost a leg in Vietnam, pioneered health services for the isolated Havasupai at Supai on the Grand Canyon rim. He trained Indian medics, organized patient flights, and inspired a Public Health Service program across western tribes.
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John Gobert
Supaz
Ariz
Grand Canyon
Gobert
Vietnam
U.S. Public Health Service
Detroit
Supai
Browning
Mont
Navy
Naval
U.S. Indian Health Service
Arizona
Phoenix
Tucson
Charles 5. McCammon
Phoenix Area
Miss Your Paper Delivery Contact and Hours
Miss Your Paper We provide carrier contact details and circulation desk hours. Call 263-2331 weekdays 8:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturdays 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Muscatine Journal office hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon. Published daily except Sundays and holidays. The paper is a Lee Enterprises publication from Muscatine Iowa 52761. The Associated Press holds exclusive local news publication rights.
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Journal
Muscatine Journal
Lee Enterprises
E.ard St
Muscatine
Iowa
Associated Press
Muscatine News Subscription Rates Announced
The Muscatine paper lists daily carrier rates for city and outlying areas, with mail options varying by distance. Prices include $2.25 monthly in advance for city delivery, $2.00 outside Muscatine, and $20 to $27 yearly by mail depending on distance. servicemen and students have specialized terms.
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City of
Muscatine
Miss Iowa Judy Stephens to attend Miss Muscatine pageant
Judith Faye Stephens Miss Iowa 1971 and Miss Southwest Town will appear at the Miss Muscatine pageant Saturday night in Muscatine. The Daven port native, 5 foot 7, blue eyed and a Clarinda Lions sponsor, graduates May 1971 from Morningside College with a B.S. in history and plans graduate study at Nebraska University to become a history professor.
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Judith Faye Stephens
Towa
Nebraska University
Lincoln
Judy
Rock Island youth charged after motorcycle? (invalid)
The 19-year-old Davis Lee Miller of Rock Island faced two charges after his 1967 Ford struck road markers at the intersection of highways 61 and 38 at 9 15 p m Sunday The driver failed to control his vehicle and lacked a valid license, causing over 100 dollars in damage to the vehicle.
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Rock Island
Davd Lee Miller
Miller
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