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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1966

Page

6

Daily Hospital Report Admits and Dismissals List

Admission notes show numerous names and addresses as patients at University hospital Iowa City Ward C-44. Dismissals include Stump De Camp Strohm Hoffman Vroman Garrison Trimble Young Allbee Lov ing Rudolph Ingersol and infant and others. Births list multiple newborns to town couples. Legal notices include collection suit and speeding fines.

Joretta Emlet Bridgeman University Hospital Iowa City Mary Stump Bertha DeCamp Lucas Betha Strohm Iva Hoffman Tate Vroman Winds City Jerry Garrison Donald Trimble Hersey Fay Young Kenneth Allbee Lyle Loving Joy Cloyce Rudolph Smalley Elbert Ingersol Columbus Junction

Democrats Name Leader For Canvass In Muscatine

J W Conway announces Flor ence Ross appointed canvass chairman to organize a door to door survey in Muscatine 3rd ward starting Aug 15. A team of 25 to 30 workers will canvass residents to confirm party affiliation and voter registration for the September primary with later wards to follow.

J. W. Conway Muscatine County Democratic Party Central Committee Florence Ross Muscatine 2Nd Louisa County Friends Ray Boulton Dale Rickert Ware Conway

Island WSCS Meets At The Church Hall

The Island Meth District Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the church hall Thursday evening with hostess Mrs Richard Battenhagen. Mrs William Shoultz Jr, president, presided. Worship led by Mrs Mabel Drake on The Church and The People With Special Needs Who is a Delinquent. Eighteen members attended and they approved giving $100 to the church parsonage and $5 to send literature to soldiers in Viet Nam.

Woman’s Society of Christian Service Island Meth District Richard Battenhagen William Shoultz, Jr Mabel Drake Viet Nam

Cherry Pie Contest Winners Announced At Louisa Fair

Winners in the cherry pie contest at the Louisa county fair were Mrs. Jess McGill of Wapello first with blue ribbon and plaque, Joyce Reif of Wapello second, and Bernadine Buffington of Columbus Junction third as judge results were announced.

Columbus Junction Louisa County Fair Jess McGill Wapello Joyce Reif Bernadine Buffington James Williams Imogene Brown Morning Sun Farm Bureau Shirley Hilbur Morning Sun Neal Smith Art Barnard Francis Young Terri Wright Young Peoples United Presbyterian Church Marian Circle Donna Bell Hughes Lynn Gilkey Burlington

Address Update for Charles Stender Enlisted in April

Mr and Mrs Nevin Stender Route 5 announce a new address for their son Charles H Stender Pvt El Charles H Stender RA 16886159 Co East Bn 2d TNG BDE Ft Bliss Tex 79916 He enlisted in April and was inducted July 24 1966 Muscatine High graduate.

Nevin Stender Route 5 Charles Muscatine ‘High Charles H. Stender East Bn 2d Tng Ft. Bliss Tex

Four Muscatine Residents Pay Overtime Parking Fines

Four Muscatine residents faced police court warrants for failing to pay overtime parking tickets. Each paid a $3 fine and $5 costs, plus $1 per ticket. The individuals were Robert Huber of 394 W 8th, Gary Herrick of Muscatine, Cynthia Brown of 121 W 8th, and William Moomey of Box 201, with 16, 13, 9, and 8 tickets respectively.

James K. Mulvihill Hershey Shirley Ann Erby James L. Connor Oak St Cynthia Brown Robert Huber W. 8Th St Gary Herrick Muscatine William Moomey

New Crop Beans Maintain Grain Gains in Slow Market

CHICAGO AP New crop soybean contracts held small gains most of the day in a slow grain futures market while other grains showed weakness. Brokers noted broad commodity profit taking but soybeans held up with deliveries posting limit gains of 10 cents per bushel. Carlot receipts listed wheat 13, corn 184, oats 112, rye 6, barley 34, soybeans 5. Prices closed with wheat down about 74 cents, corn down, oats near unchanged, rye mixed, and soybeans mixed to higher on August futures.

Chicago

Obituaries and Funerals for Melvon Bognar and Thelma Griffin

Obituary notices report Melvon X. Bognar 71 of 2329 23rd St A Moline died prior and services were held at Knox Larson Rock Island with interment at Davenport Memorial. Thelma Griffin 55 died Tuesday at Muscatine General Hospital with funeral 2 p m at Fairbanks Chapel. Rev Henry Teele officiated with interment at Memorial Park Cemetery.

Melvon X. Bognar Buffalo Prairie 23Rd St. A. Moline Knox-Larson Funeral Home Rock Island Davenport Memorial Cemetery Melvon Bognar Edgington Robert Griffin Robert Thelma) Griffin Fairbanks Chapel Henry Teele First Methodist Church Dorothy Scott Gordon Schoemaker Russell Schoemaker Ted Sulzberger Kenneth Schreurs Memorial Park Cemetery

Anthony Kincaid Back At Camp After Furlough

Anthony Kincaid son of Mr and Mrs William Kincaid has returned to Camp Pendleton after a two day furlough in Muscatine His address is PFC Anthony Kincaid AO 2230573 2nd Pit 1st Armored Amphibian Co 5th Marine Div FMF Camp Pendleton Calif 92055 Funeral notices detail services for Gregory Hunting and Orpha Bates with obituaries and burial arrangements at Muscatine Salem and Wapello locations.

William Kincaid Bletcher Anthony Muscatine Anthony Kincaid Pit Armored Amphibian Co 5Th Marine Div. Fmf Camp Pendleton Calif

New York Stocks Mixed As Markets Close Lower

Late quotations show Allied Chemical at 36 percent, Am Can at 51 percent, Am T and T at 53 percent, and General Electric at 93 percent. Other notable movers include Kennecott at 32 percent, U S Steel at 41 percent, Armour at 37 percent, and Texaco at 68 percent with a broad range of gains and declines across major industrials and utilities. Omaha livestock reports list hogs steady to weak, sows 270 to 350 pounds steady to strong, cattle and calves under price testing, and spring lambs at 24.50 to 25.25.

New York Allied Ch Ja Eil&p AlliedStrs Iowa AmCan Ta P&l AmChain P&l Amcryss AmHome Krige SS AmMot Lech Prt AmSmelt Loch Air AmSugar Maytag Am T&t M’dith Tob Mobil Anaconda Montard Armour Morrell Atchison Ntl Dairy Atlrich Nat Gyp Aveo NY Cent Matg Bendix Penney Pa RA Sou Pac Fairmont 17 Brds Ford Mot Fruehaus Ind Gmble Sk S Oil NJ Elec Sunray Swift Co Texaco Textron Sgent&el TRW Goodrich InterstPw Monsanto Rexall Wolverine Merill Lynch Pierce, Fenner and Smith Davenport Omaha Livestock OMAHA USDA

Swine market lifts prices and cattle hold steady in Chicago

AP reports hogs up to 25 cents higher with 4,000 head on the sales, weekly total 20,500. Slaughter steers advance up to 25 cents while cattle, sheep and potatoes show mixed movements across Chicago markets. Wholesale grain quotes include No 2 hard wheat at 1.98 and corn at 3.48 with soybeans at 3.77.

Chicago USDA U.S California Washington Nor Texas

Glamor stocks lead rally on brisk New York trading

Glamor stocks paced the week's first stock market rally in active trading. Volume neared 6.6 million shares as color televisions electronics and glamor stocks led gains. IBM rose near 9 percent, Corning Glass and Xerox up about 7 percent, Fairchild Camera 6, Scientific Data 4, and Duta Corp Bristol Myers and Collins Radio up 3 or more.

New York IBM Corning ‘Glass Xerox Fairchild Scientific Data Duta Corp Bristol Myers Collins Radio

Chicago Produce and Livestock Futures Mixed On Friday

Butter prices held steady with small gains across grades while eggs remained unchanged in wholesale buy prices. Chicago Mercantile Exchange futures showed mixed actions in live beef cattle and live hogs for Aug through Feb contracts with several gaps and nominal notes.

Livestock Futures Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Classified Sections and Real Estate Listings Overview

The page lists classified ad categories including Sales Personal In Memoriam Lost and Found Lodges Professional Services Chiropractors Insurance Political Advertising Business Services Repair Services Help Wanted Male Salesmen Wanted Help Wanted Female Saleswomen Wanted Help Wanted Male or Female Business Opportunities Schools of Instruction Furnished Apartments for Rent Unfurnished Apartments Rooms for Rent Houses for Rent Miscellaneous Rentals For Rent or For Sale Realtors Cottages for Sale and Property for Sale for the Saba area.

Usiness Property Saba

Classified ad index and pricing reminders

The Journal outlines classified sections from vehicles to farms and pets with deadlines at 9 30 a m daily. It lists contact number 26 2331 for ad placements and notes billing rates based on word count and repetition.

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