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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1966

Page

4

Auction Sale Climaxed Louisa County Fair Junior Events

In Columbus Junction the Louisa County Fair junior division auction featured 19 lambs 84 hogs and 128 steers. Grand Champion Baby Beef shown by Steve Bonnichsen sold for 42.40 per hundred to the Columbus Junction State Bank and Smylie Livestock. Reserve Champion steer Robie Heindel weighed 1045 pounds selling for 35.50. Bill Ryan’s Champion Market Lamb sold for 27 per hundred to Wapella Livestock Auction. lamb weighed 110 pounds. Mary Gipple’s Reserve Champion Market Pig sold for 40 per hundred to the Farmers Coop of Winfield. The Grand Champion Pig went to Carcass show. Average prices were 24.15 per hundred for lambs 28.77 for hogs and 26.65 for steers. A tractor pulling contest followed with multiple weight classes and handlers along the pulling course.

Columbus Junction Louisa County Harry Duncan Steve Bonnichsen Robbie Heindel Wapella Livestock Auction Bill Ryan Mary Gipple Winfield

West Liberty Fair Opens at 104th Fair

West Liberty grounds buzz this morning as gates opened for the 104th West Liberty fair. Judging of Girl’s 4-H divisions Floral Hall exhibits and the Farm Gadget show was set for this afternoon along with contests and a tractor pulling event. Road Runners Al Huntzinger Untouchables top Sunday program with dancing nightly and a 9 10 p m free car giveaway to close opening day. Sunday marks Muscatine Day with the 4-H Light Horse Peony show at noon.

West Liberty al Huntzinger West Liberty Fair Iowa Wapello WSCS Woman’s Society of Christian Service Fellowship Hall D. B. Bullemer Violet Dearmin Albert Hook Wilbur Drake Max Fisher Mary Circle E.A.B. Story Ora Kippey Lawrence Parish Douglas Langstaff Fay Dean ‘Jackson Paul Schafer Edgar Ahs Burling- Mion Weat Floyd Reif Gaylord Eliott Ais Robert Dodder Shelter House Ross Dudgeon Rebecca Ruth Ed Fullerton Pearl Bond Gillease Cherokee Ruth Circle

Wolverine Expansion Seen Paying Off in 1967

Wolverine World Wide Inc. projects that its expansion program will start paying off in 1967, but 1966 sales and earnings will be restrained by pigskin shortages and higher costs. President Adolph Krause outlined plans including a pigskin tannery in Muscatine and a major plant buildout to boost production and reduce costs, with 200 million pairs of shoes to be treated yearly under the bioMet spray. Net sales in 1965 were 39.36 million with 4.80 million earnings. for the first 24 weeks of 1966, sales rose to 21.19 million and earnings to 1.41 million.

New York Wolverine World Wide, Inc Adolph K. Krause New York Society of Security Krause Wolverine Muscatine Wolverines M and T Chemical Company American Can Company Albert Howard Kirk Jo Ellen Zybarth Wilton Carl David Jessie Joanne Jessie M. L. Sutton Patsy M. Simpson John D. Simpson Frank Townsend Carrie E. Townsend

Conesville RNA Meets Aug 19

The Conesville Royal Neighbors of America will hold a meeting Friday August 19 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs Sylvia Platts in Conesville. The notice lists several local social and church activities, with residents announced leaving for or returning from trips and attending events in nearby towns.

Conesville Royal Neighbors of America Sylvia Platts Memorial Room Grace United Church of Christ Nass

West Liberty Obituary Roundup and Services Pending

Obituary notices from West Liberty recount Halloway of Troy New York a former resident and Iowa graduate and other local deaths including Mrs Elsie Hawker and Goldie Mae Gosset. Funeral arrangements and interment details are listed for Snider Funeral Home Downey and Greenwood cemeteries with survivor lists and service times. The Grandview Missionary society gathered at the church basement for a potluck and meeting with the pastor presiding.

West Liberty H. ‘Maxson Halloway Troy N.Y University of Iowa Snider Funeral Home Downey Cemetery Elsie Hawker Snider Harland, Gantoti Geneva Campbell Earl Wiggins John Johnson Frank Hollenbeck Ralph Marshall Harry Lewis Guy Hildebrand Oakridge Jules Gosset Robert Eugene Gosset Ronnie Dean Gosset Muscatine Alfred Gayle) Oest Donald Maxine) Irimble Wilbur Jeanette) Weber Davenport Max Fuller Portland Oregon Richard Fuller Florida Howard Fuller California Willian Pearl) Stricker Wellman Grandview Missionary Society of the Marian Kemp Nellie Werner Walter Westerfelt

Police Arrests and Court Actions Across Muscatine

Police report multiple speeding and traffic offenses in Muscatine including Hugh Bennett and Steven Dagel with fines of 15 dollars each. Also listed are failures to pay parking tickets, stop sign violations, license issues, unauthorized driver, muffler noise, improper registration, and bond forfeitures. Divorces, maintenance suits, probate actions, and notices from local clubs and births are noted, along with a stream of courtroom adoptions, dismissals, and volunteer lists with dates and names.

Hugh W. Bennett Woodlawn Steven Lee Dagel Rt. 2 Earl Lee Schmelzer Sampson Charles C. Bunn Devitt Herman’ R. Howard Leroy Max Cushman Muscatine Charlotte Hill Main Paul A. Templin Ruth Ann McCleary Hershey Ronald W. Foster Phillip R. Harris John D. DeWeese Rt. 5 Mark B. Leuck Barry J. W. Lowe Orange St Harold M. Freyermuth Mulberry Erwin H. Newman Scott John Hylton Covington

Deppey Reunion Set for Sunday in Columbus Junction

The Deppy cousins reunion gathers Sunday August 14 in the Peoples National Bank community rooms in Columbus Junction. A noon basket dinner with coffee is provided. Also noted are social visits and local church events including a WSCS meeting August 17 at 7 30 pm led by Mrs Vera Ditler with hostesses Mrs Jean Rutt and Mrs Bonnie Frisk.

Marian Kemp Lois Westerfelt Roy Oakes Columbus Junction Carol Williams Lucas Laurie Willitts Minois City Ford Bringer Orange Charles Ballinger H. J. Heinz Mary Wiese Grand Ave Darwin Ballinger Lincoln Blvd Lawrence Todd Grand Gale Lamp Jefferson JD. Bridges Park Ave Leslie Eyes Liberty Everett En Deppy Cousins Peoples National Bank Whited Presbyterian Church Cotter Ws.c.s Columbus City Vernon Eberling Ann Nancy Peter John Laverne Minn Halph Utter Dick Utter Louise Forbes Lone Tree N. D. Hill Louisa County Fair Beverly Brown Margie Rita Vend Floyd Rutt Addie Becke Irs George McCandless Hamilton Ohio Ozarks Eureka Springs Ark Wehmeyer Shelter House Chautauqua Park

Flamingo mystery widens in Michigan sightings

In South Haven Michigan a tropical flamingo was seen wading along the Lake Michigan shoreline, adding to a mystery after a prior sighting near Lake Huron. The distance between Rogers City and South Haven suggests the bird’s movements are unusual, with ice routes noted as a possible path.

South Haven Mich Michigan Lake Michigan Lake Huron Rogers City

Restopic Nursing Home To Be Under New Management

In Columbus Junction the Restopia nursing home will transfer to new owners Mr and Mrs Joe Lawless of Eldora on Sept 1. Mrs Lawless, an L.P. nurse, brings prior ownership experience from Tama and Eldora. Existing staff and patients to be kept. Mrs Gilkey will assist during the changeover and relocate Aug 31 Aug 21 27 week visit to acquaint staff and residents.

Brenda Lee Pierce Myrtle Hamilton Conesville Toowa City State University of Iown School Lewis Peterson Becky Paul Yellowstone National Park West Restopic Nursing Home Columbus Junction Restopia Twyla Gilkey Joe Lawless Eldora

Zambia a Dramatic Africa Spot During Ambassador Visit

Lusaka dispatch notes Zambia as a dramatic region with majority rule, border with Rhodesia, and dependency on copper exports. It covers sanctions, fuel rationing, and new transport routes while detailing a cordial reception with ambassadors at a cocktail party that underscored cross racial mingling and a hopeful lesson.

Henry Hook Lusaka Zambia South Central Africa Africa Robert Good Britain Free World Rhodesia Northern Rhodesia Ag Brittain James F. Bishop Davenport

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