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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1952

Page

8

Cedar County Highway Bids Announced For Bridge and Grading

The Iowa highway commission lists low bids for a 15.73 mile section of No. 30 in Cedar county. Taylor Isenhower Inc. Hud son Iowa bids 67 980 32 for 48 reinforced concrete culverts. R B Burch Inc Cedar Rapids bids 148 692 36 for grading with culverts and pavement work. Dewees Construction Co Marion Iowa low bidder for surfacing 6592 miles on two Cedar county roads.

Iowa Highway Commission Cedar County Taylor Isenhower, Inc Hudson R. B. Burch, Inc Cedar Rapids

Iowa project bids for road surfacing and bridge work

No. 38 north and east of Stanwood Olin and 8 484 miles of Iowa No. 1 east of West Branch saw the same firm as low bidder for surfacing. The commission announced a contract award to Cunningham Reese Company of Des Moines for a bridge on project FM 305 at 11 084 89 dollars.

Stanwood O Olin Iowa No. 1 West Branch Cunningham Reese Company Des Moines

Wendling Low Bidder on Two Surfacing Jobs

Otto Wendling of Muscatine was the low bidder for two Muscatine county highway surfacing projects announced after a letting by the Iowa highway commission. His bids were 15362.10 for 6.729 miles on highway 22 east of Wildcat Den state park and 5560.50 for 2.496 miles on county roads O and H from Lucas street to highway 22 and south to Lucas street.

Otto Wendling Muscatine Muscatine County Iowa Highway Commission Commission Flatiron Point Wildcat den State Park Lucas Street No. 22

Repair of Silo Before Storing Silage Advised

Iowa State College extension engineer C. H. Van Vinck warns farmers to inspect silos before silage storage. Concrete silos resist acids. cement plaster or linseed oil asphalt mixes extend life. painted joints and damp curing help. Metal and wood silos require repainting, sealing, and replacing rotten staves to prevent failure under pressure.

C. H. van Vinck Iowa State College van Vlack van Vinck

Fulton Farm Bureau Picnic at Durant Park

The Fulton Farm Bureau held its annual picnic at Durant Park on Thursday evening. Arnold Dietz led a brief business meeting after the potluck. Entertainment came from the Fulton Royal Workers girls 4-H club and the Fulton Future Farmers boys club who demonstrated items to compete at the West Liberty fair.

Fulton Farm Bureau Durant Park Arnold Dietz Fulton Royal Workers Girls Four-H Club Fulton Future Farmers Boys Club West Liberty Fair

Adams Rejoins Congress as Former President

John Quincy Adams becomes the only ex president to return to Washington serving as a member of Congress marking a rare career transition.

John Quincy Adams United States Washington Congress

Henderson Pays $100 and Costs In Traffic Court

Harry R. Henderson of Letts was fined $100 and costs for reckless driving after a 12:31 a.m. arrest in the 700 block of Grandview Avenue by Muscatine police. Neil Kenneth Greenwald of 900 Climer Street was fined $5 and costs for speeding after a 7:45 p.m. Thursday arrest on Eighth Street. John W. Noyce of Hotel Muscatine received the maximum $25 fine and costs for intoxication after a 2:30 a.m. arrest on Iowa Avenue. he initially pled not guilty, then changed to guilty with bond set at $50.

Harry R. Henderson Letts Nathan Hoefflin Henderson Grandview Avenue Muscatine Neil Kenneth Greenwald Climer Street Hoefflin Greenwald Eighth Street John W. Noyce Hotel Muscatine Noyce Iowa Avenue

Guernsey Cattle Show Returns to Waterloo Fair

The American Guernsey Cattle Club of Peterborough New Hampshire plans its international Guernsey show at Waterloo September 27 through October 4 with the National Junior show originating here in 1949. Cash premiums exceed 10500 and nine perpetual trophies will be awarded as part of the National Dairy Cattle Congress events.

Waterloo American Guerney Cattle Club Peterborough New Hampshire E. S. Estes National Dairy Cattle Congress FFA Guernsey United States American Guernsey Cattle Club California Estes Ayrshire

Royal Workers of Fulton Celebrate Achievement Day

The Fulton Royal Workers Four-H club held Achievement Day at Pleasant Prairie school with Sara Baker presiding. Members shared project highlights and Camp Abe Lincoln reports while Janet Petersen spoke of Ames convention and an accordion sale was noted.

Faye Matzen Mary /Lou Spiess West Liberty Fair Fulton Royal Workers Four-H Club Pleasant Prairie School Sara Baker Ida Spitznogle Peggy Lou Palmer Abe Lincoln Janet Petersen Ames Virginia Clark Frank Kaalberg Bernadine Neff Wilbur Matzen Faye Lois Linda Lawrence Sloan Sandra Jimmy Jane Henry Franzen Lavone Charles Fletcher Janet Arnold Petersen Walter Spiess Mary Lou Dorothy Clifford Spitznogle Hilda Ida James Clark Virginia Walter Baker Sara Robert Bermel Floyd Nicewanner Milton Borgstadt James van Camp Wayne Wetzel Floyd Petersen Allen Awdrew Judy Cecil Wathan Ann Clarence Eis Alice Edgar Kemper Gladys Catherine Susan Chalpa Joyce Danfeldt

Shirley Boorn of Moscouw Honored At Birthday Party

Mrs Harold Boorn of Moscow hosted a Wednesday afternoon party to honor her daughter Shirley for her eighth birthday. Games and prizes, refreshments, and a floral birthday cake framed the event with gifts presented to the honoree. Attending were numerous family and friends including Sandra Birkhofer, Karen Swank, Judy Boorn, and other Boorn relatives.

Harold Boorn Moscow Shirley Sandra Birkhofer Betty Lou Stapp Sandra Werling Lois Joyee Linda Pace Karen Swank Kathryn Frances Ballenger Judy Carol Lee Joan Tommy Boorn JoAnn Thompson Sharon Smith Carolyn Bonnie Boorn Linda James Wayne Donald Warner Ruth Ann Billy Boorn Donald Werner John Boorn Emma Hartman Ray Pace Henry Herbst

Moscow Busy Miss Club Annual Achievement Day

The Moscow Busy Miss Four-H club held its annual Achievement Day at Marilyn Johnsons home. A program followed the business meeting with a duet by Marilyn Johnson and Mary Ann Bierman, readings, a June March piano solo by Marilyn Oberhaus, a skit by Inez Krantz and Jo Ann Lane, and a trio by Janet Josephine and Joyce Kaufmann. Eight members eight guests and two leaders attended and refreshments were served.

Moscow Marilyn Johnson Mary Ann Bierman Reading

CIO Endorses Stevenson for Presidency

The CIO formally backs Adlai Stevenson as Democratic nominee, calling the party platform the most liberal and forward looking ever adopted. The 46 member executive board avoids naming Eisenhower while criticizing the Old Guard Republican influence in Congress and policy making.

Washington UPI CIO Adlai Stevenson Stevenson Democratic Party Dwight D. Eisenhower Republican Party Congress

Gloria Grahame Wins Divorce From Nick Ray

Gloria Grahame, 25, wins divorce on cruelty grounds from Nick Ray, 40, after testifying weight loss due to her husband’s morose nature. Superior Judge Samuel Blake approves, awarding $370 monthly for their 3-year-old son Timothy.

Los Angeles Gloria Grahame Samuel Blake Nick Ray Grahame Timothy

Twin Visit Sparks Divorce Suit In LA Couple

Ralph S. Healy filed for divorce accusing his identical twin brother Russell of visiting his wife Grace during his three-year sea stint. Grace Healy also sought divorce citing cruelty and desertion.

Los Angeles Ralph S. Healy Healy Russell Grace

Funeral services for John McGrew in Grandview

Wapello area notices the funeral for John McGrew who died at Hershey hospital on Wednesday. Services will be held at Grandview Community Church at 2 p.m. Saturday with Rev. Ralph Priebe officiating. Burial follows at Grandview Cemetery. Dudgeon Funeral Home of Wapello handles arrangements. Read the Classified Ads today.

Wapello John McGrew Grandview Hershey Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

Co. B. Dewees Construction Co Marion Iowa Captain Wy & Company Laura Bldg Yadam Buddy Miz Welty Billy By Leslie Turner Gig Blondie Frigidaire Westinghouse Refrigerator Chic Young Dagwood Apter Si Fulton Bureau Durant Royal Workers of Fulton Shirley Boorn Moscouw Gloria WeGrew Stromberg-Carlson T.V S. G. & P. Stein Furniture Co Ford Kentucky Fisher Sales CO Joy, Illinois Qassin GEO. Kranz & Son Florist Vernon and Margaret Walters
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