Daily Report Judge
Justice Court cases list speeding fines assault and battery notices and divorce filings from Aug. 1962. Names include Duane Goodken William Koepping Ethel Purcell Dale Worden John Daves Roy Best Janet Galloway and Leona Cloninger plus parties in Omaha and Muscatine. Hearings set for Aug 15 and Aug 24 with injunction matters and custody questions noted.
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Duane Goodken
William A. Koepping
Miles Avenue
Ethel May’ Purcell
Dale
E. ‘Worden
West Eighth Street
John L. Daves
Oregon Street
Justice Court
Harvey Allsbee, Jr
Roy Best
West Third Street
Janet Galloway
Carol McIntyre
Eighth Street
Elmer Jeremiah Morrison
Mildred Rosina Bardshofer
Omaha
Neb
Leona Cloninger
Homer C. Cloreinger
Picnic honors Carters at Grandview Park shelter
Grandview residents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carter were celebrated at a picnic supper at the shelter house Monday evening. They are visiting their son Richard Carter in Salt Lake City en route to Lakeland Florida, and former Grandview residents were among attendees including Clarence Schmidt Atalissa Walter Depping Muscatine Lou Snyder Merle Stephens Ray Rukgaber Gerald Mentink Letts Steve Dralos Glen Berk Guy Aardman Vinnie Cross Gladys Paullins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Elmer Carter
Shelter House
Carters
Richard Carter
Salt Lake City
Foma
Lakeland
Fla
Clarence Schmidt
Atalissa
Walter Depping
Muscatine
Lou Snyder
Merle Stephens
Ray
Rukgaber
Waperley
Gerald Mentink
Letts
Steve Dralos
Glen Berk
Guy Aardman
Vinnie Cross
Gladys Paullins
Gratdview
Obituaries and Funerals Knox and Parrish Services
Funeral services for Daniel Knox were conducted at George M. Wittich Funeral Home at 1 30 p m Thursday by Rev Deteb Larson with Mrs George Holliday as pianist and singers Sandra Fortney and Leah Lacey. Flower attendants were Mrs Cecil Byrd and Mrs Howard Knouse. Burial was at Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers Cecil Byrd Howard Knouse Lyle Keith Beverlin Herbert Britcher Charles Weber and John Bryan. Knox died Aug 10 at Muscatine General Hospital. West Liberty funeral services were held Thursday for Arthur D Parrish of Nichols at Snider Funeral Home in West Liberty at 2 p m with Rev Dale Williams officiating. Pallbearers were Duane Neff Al Jansen George Grable Don Mills Duane Rosenfield and Vernon Carter. Interment was in Nichols Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel ‘Knox
George M. Wittich
Deteb Larson
George Holliday
Sandra Fortney
Leah Lacey
Cecil Byrd
Howard Knouse
Greenwood Yeemetery
Lyle Keith Beverlin
Herbert Britcher
Charles Weber
John Bryane K. Knox
Muscatine General Hospital
West Liberty
Arthur D. Parrish
Nichols
Snider
Dale Williams
Teaching Personnel Named for L M School System
Letts School in the Letts community will start Aug 41 with no classes Labor Day Sept 7 and resume Tuesday. LM High School staff include Frank Hallet Wapello in industrial arts Maxine Bennett Columbus Junction home economics Wilma Henson Columbus Junction English and mathematics Larry McLean Wapello mathematics and girls coach Gene Bersch Muscatine social studies and basketball coach Harviett Bauerbach Muscatine business education Crystalle Schmeiser Wapello science Joanne Estia Letts English Fred Shetler Wapello physical education science and football
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letts
Richard Paine
Louisa-Muscatine
LM High
Frank Hallet
Wapello
Maxine Bennett
Columbus Junction
Wilma ‘Henson
Larry; McLearn
Gene Bersch
Muscaline
Harviett Bauerbach
Muscatine
Crystalle Schmeiser
Wapella
Joanne Estia
Fred Shetler
Columbus Junction Happenings Update on Residents and School Plans
Mrs Lela Bell returns from Des Moines with a visit to Colorado. Rae Lee Lewis spent two months in San Antonio visiting relatives. The first Columbus Junction high school band rehearsal is set for Friday August 4 from 2 to 3 30 p m with most time on marching and arts work. Band director is Mike Lowe. The Columbus Coin Club plans a family picnic August 17 at 6 30 p m in Chatauqua Park. Mrs Sharon Soukup begins work at Rose's Beauty Shop with Ava Baits and others. Local staff assignments include Delbert Hardy directing instrumental music, Homer White teaching Spanish and English, and principals and teachers across Grandview Letts Columbus Junction and surrounding areas.
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Columbus Junction
Lela Bell
Des Moines
Eugene ,Arns
Chris
Colorado
Mike Lowe
Columbus Coin Club
Chatauqua Park
Sharon Soukup
Rose's
Ava Baits
Spin Duncan
Doug Duncan
Larry Wrede
Paul Luty
Clyde Crawford
St. Louis
Richard’ Heck
Violet Furnas
Muscatine
Sharon Burghoffer
Donnelson
Patricia Bermichsen
Grandview
Rickert
Wapello
Faithe Furnes
Wanda Gage
Let
Hadley Fined in Muscatine Driving Case
James B. Hadley, 23, Nichols, pleaded guilty in Muscatine district court to operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license. Judge Matthew Westvale fined him 100 dollars and assessed costs of 2.50. Hadley was arrested by Muscatine police on August 5.
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James B. Hadley
Nichols
Muscatine District Court
Matthew Westvale
Muscatine
Hadley
River Trip On Raft Nears End For Muscatine Scouts
Muscatine 1st Explorer Scouts with four advisers near end of Mississippi river voyage aboard a 16 by 240 foot raft built from oil drums. They spent Thursday night at Clinton with Air Explorer post entertaining and sharing watermelons. The group aimed to sail below Dam 15 at Davenport tonight and camp on Credit Island, planning to return to Muscatine Saturday after leaving last Saturday.
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Muscatine
Dubuque
Clinton
Air Explorer Squadron I
Davenport
Credit Island
Mascaline Saturnay
Oakville Briefs Highlight Local Missionary and Travel News
Oakville and Sakriville youths join a tour with the Wapello PFA Chapter featuring Robert Pontzius Don Swanson Wally Gerst and Dale Whitaker as they voyage to New York. Local families note religious activities Des Moines Nagarene Camp meeting and upcoming missions to Matty Lands Belgian Congo and Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sakrville
Oakville
Wapello Pfa
Robert Pontyius
Arthur Pontzius
Don Swanson
Ronald Swanson
Wally Gerst
Richard Gerst
Dale Whitaker
Hilbert Whitaker
New York
Carolyn
Patty Swanson
Donald Swanson
Baptist Missionary Service
Huff
Mediapolis High School
Donald Bayer
Jest
Glendale State Hospital
Jody
Stanley to Push For Tax Reform in Cedar Muscatine District
Republican state Senate hopeful Rep. David Stanley spoke to more than 40 supporters at a West Liberty coffee event. He urged shifting school costs from property taxes to sales taxes, enforcing existing taxes, and cutting government waste while opposing tax increases and repealing the money and credits tax and nuisance tax on TVs. He cited support for reform bills and aims to break bottlenecks in the Senate.
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West Liberty
David Stanley
Muscatine County
Cedar-Muscatine
Stanley
Harry Bunker Jr
Iowa
House ‘of Representatives
Senate
Chicago Livestock Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Demand
Estimated Saturday receipts show 11,000 cattle, 7,000 hogs, and 500 sleep. Hog market steady to 85 cents per hundredweight with 6,000 head meeting only moderately active demand. Cattle supplies large at 8,090 head. slaughter steers down 25 to 75 cents, two loads prime around 1,250 pounds at 25.75, bulk high choice 1,400 pounds at 25.73 to 26.50, cows 22 to 19, lambs steady with spring slaughter noted.
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Chicago
Chicago -Ir
USDA
Grandview Notes of Iowa Town Social
Mrs Charlotte Buster returns to Estherville after weeks with relatives and graduation at State University of Town Iowa City. Neuges family visits W A McGill home and heads to Riverside California. Willian trip to Mentor On the Lake Ohio to see Sawdey family. Moody Bible Institute staff visit Gae family in Riverside. Cedar Valley hosts Shaffers Flaters and birthday gathering for Valerie Flater of Peoria Di. Afternoon calls by Duttons. Hetzlers at Day reunion in Muscatine.
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Grandview
Charlotte Buster
Estherville
State University of Town
Iowa City
Harold Willian
Mentor
The
Lake
Ohio
Sawdey
Estella Beik
Lois Stineman
Paul Kemp
Faith McGill
Wapello
Robert Gael
William Jones
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Gae
Catt Anthony
Cedar Valley
Glen Shaffer
Teresse
Lynnetté
Green
J.B. Flater
Shaffers
Flaters
Peoria
Calvin Flater
Valerie
Mfr
Faul Moneymaker
Steve and
Allen
Kitty
Moneymaker
Jackie Dodds
Mary
Rose
Freddie
Kuntz
Moline
Miro
Hank’ Wiese
East Moline
John Flater
Virginia
Flater
Warren Dutton
Albert” Hetzler
Muscaline
New York Stocks Mixed In Late Session Report
Market figures show varied gains and losses across major names including Pepsi Subaru Texaco Union Pacific and Westinghouse with brokers Merril Lynch Pierce Fenner Smith noted among leading firms. The noisy OCR text reflects stock ticker activity and brokerage mentions rather than a cohesive narrative.
Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Narrow Gains
New York stocks closed the afternoon slightly higher as trading slowed. Volume was about 4.8 million shares versus 4.6 million on Thursday. Most key issues posted fractional gains while losers increased as the session wore on, threatening the rally into a third straight session.
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New York
Grain Market Slacks Amid Weather Driven Speculation
On the Chicago Board of Trade speculative activity margins are mixed as weather influences futures. Carlot receipts show wheat 13, corn 172, oats? g, rye 1, barley 15, soybeans and potatoes report light demand with prices largely unchanged. Local cash grain and Chicago produce markets reflect slow demand and cautious pricing across corn, wheat, soybeans, and butter.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
U S hogs 200 240 pounds 4.50 to 4.75 per cwt with higher watchers. sows steady to 25 higher. U S 1 3 200 240 head 16.75 to 17.25. Select lots 1738 pounds. 3 quarter 500 sow lots 12.25 to 15.75. Carcass 1500 carver 200. Steers weak to 25 with some 50 lower. heifers steady. Good to choice steers 22.50 to 23.75. lambs around 25.00.
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Omaha
USDA
U. S
Carle
Carver
Chaice
Durant Hosts Cole Circus in Durant Queeday
Durant Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Cole Circus for one day with two shows at 2:10 PM and 8:00 PM on Third Street and Eighth Ave. The three ring canvas circus travels on 20 trucks arriving with elephants and 25 acts in a new five continent program lasting 1 hour 30 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
Durant Chamber of Commerce
Cole Circus
Durant Queeday
Eighth Ave
Ford Carsten
Cedar Valley News Notes Derla Sterner Visit and Family News
Cedar Valley notes report Derla Fae Sterner visiting Davenport with her parents Mr and Mrs Pace Sterner while Ray Sheller remains a patient at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. Several families including Askams Meyers Inghra ca West Liberty and Johnsons share supper and travel news from Clay Center to Iowa.
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Cedar Valley
Derla Fae Sterner
Pace Sterner
Ray Sterner
Davenport
Ray Sheller
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Inghraca Askam
Jeff
D-Anna
Anamosa
George Meyers
Mae Askam
West Liberty
Land
George Meyres
Virgil Meyers
Clifton’ Meyers
John Johnson
Johnson
William Broden
Clay Center
Kan
Johnsons
Broden
Hollings Wort Deed Traced to Leitbrands in Musetine Area
Property transfer records show Dees recorded Frank E and Patsy L Hollings wort conveying property to Donald L and Norma J Leitbrand in Jot 6, block 5, AL Ogilvie addition to Musetine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E
Patsy L. Hollingswort
Donald L
Norma J. Leitbrand
AL Ogilvie
Musestine
Flying Object Just a Prank Soars Over Loveland
Police said reports of an unidentified flying object with flashing lights over Loveland were a prank. Officers explained a group released gas filled balloons and a model object, landing Thursday night with no danger or danger.
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Loveland
Colo
Enverland
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