Pharmacists Plan On Campus Seminar At Muscatine
The First of-campus seminar of Iowa's two pharmacy colleges will be held at the Muscatine hotel on September 2. Attendees include pharmacists from Washington Scott Muscatine Louisa Des Moines Henry Vee and Van Buren counties. Topics cover obesity agents pharmacology and tranquilizers with Dr Joe Cannon and Dr Seymour Blaud. An evening district meeting will address activities in Booke Wolfsburg Dick Casey Mason City. Chuck Brammer of Henderson is reservation chairman.
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Iowa
Trya ‘Pharmaceutical, Association
Colleges of Pharm- Bor
Drake University
Att ‘University
Altondlayg
Washington
Scott
Muscnbines
Louisa
Des Maines
Henry
Vee
Betfer
Avail van Bureau
Te Muscatine Hotel
Pharmas
Chuck
Brammer
Henderson Drug Store
Four Youths Admit Early Morning Milk Thefts
Four youths aged 14 and 15 confessed to sneak- ing from doorsteps to steal milk during pre-dawn hours. Police chief Clifford Bennett said the group was nabbed near West Fifth and Limneys streets after taunting residents. One boy admitted at least ten forays, others said two to four, with one having prior burglary ties. They claimed to spend nights at a friend’s house and slip out after guardians sleep. The department will tighten curfew enforcement and refer the case to juvenile authorities.
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Eighth Street
Clifford Bennett
Nabhe Youngsers
Bennett
West Fifth
Lim
Syeets
Holy Parents
Bennatt
YMCA Names New Youth Director in Muscatine
Edward Trumble has started as the Muscatine YMCA Youth Director after serving as aquatic director at Milwaukee Boys Club. A University of Omaha and Cine city alumnus, he is married with three children Sonja Edward Jr and Zed. He led Indian Guide Gra clubs junior and senior Hi Y youth center and day camp programs.
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Edward Trumble
Muscatine Ymca
Trumble
Milwaukee
New Location For Bentlys Pla Mor Lanes
The Pla Mor Lanes bowling center at 1411 Grandview Avenue will open for business at 1 p.m. Friday. C. E. Bently, owner operator, says the Pla Mor Recreation and Bowling Club at 111 East Third Street will close the same day. The downtown alley will be moved out of town and Grandview extends has been refinished with further improvements planned before the official grand reopening assisted by Mrs Valerie Wiskamp.
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Pla Mor
Grandview Avenue
C. E. Bently
Ube 24Lane PlaMor
Pla Mor Recreation and Bowling Club
East ‘Third Street
Islane
Benny
Grandview
Valerie Wieskamp
Postpone Civic Music Board Picnic
The annual picnic of Muscatine County Civic Music Association directors has been moved from August 25 to Lent. It will be held at Mr. and Mrs. William Leslie's home at 2520 Mulberry Avenue. A planning committee will arrange refreshments and share details. newcomers are welcome as members. Memberships will be available at community college registration days for students. Notable participants include Don Shirley Trio, Jean Casaderus, Wrightson and Hunt, and Charles Treger.
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Muscaline County
Nso
Loaht Soigonate
Don Shirley Tri Jean Casaderus
Wrightson and Hunt
Missing Tools From Armory Parking Lot Reported
Lou Myers of Burlington told police on Wednesday night that a bowl and tools valued at $78 disappeared from the armory parking lot on Park Avenue while he was at a national guard unit training camp.
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Park Avenue
National Guard
Lou 'Myers
Burlington
City Budget Hearing Set By Council In 1964 Plan
The council will hold a public hearing tonight at 7 30 to discuss and adopt the 1964 city budget. The budget proposes tax increases totaling 30509 while the council can only raise or reduce amounts in the tentative budget. The hearing follows the regular council meeting and includes consideration of budget amendments. The piece also notes Miss Leryann Bis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester N Bis, recently completed a Master of Education at the University of Illinois and serves on the mathematics faculty at East Moline Unitied Township High School.
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Ane Eily Council
Leryann’ i
University Ofllinois
Bis
Chester N
West
4Th Strool
Muscatine
United Township High School
East Moline
Pfc Kammerer Plays Part In Swift Strike Exercise
Pfc Gerald L. Kammerer, son of Mr and Mrs Lewis A Kammerer of Wapello Route 4, takes part in Exercise Swift Strike, a large Strike Command drill across Georgia and North and South Cardling with more than 75 000 personnel. Kammerer, 5, joined the Army in July 1861 and serves as a military policeman in Company B of the 10th Military Police Battalion at Fort Hood Texas.
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Army
Gerald L. Kammerer
Lewis A. Kammerer
Wapello
Ecise Swift Strike TM
Georgia
North
South
Cardling
Kammerer
Fort Hod
Texas
Mailman in Ruleville Retires After 31 Years of Service
C. E. Ward devoted to children retired after 31 years as Ruleville Mississippi mail carrier. He helped youngsters by delivering gum and toys, checked for Santa packages on Christmas mornings, and gave extra holiday service beyond duty, earning praise from friends and colleagues.
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Ruleville
Miss
C. E. Ward
Vaandy
Ward
Desertion Charge Against Robert Way Arrested
Robert Way of the Grand Hotel was arrested at 4 am Wednesday on a desertion warrant. He was held in county jail under a $300 bond and is scheduled for arraignment before Justice of the Peace Harvey Albee Jr.
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Robert Way
Grand Hotel
Justine of the
Harvey A Albee, Jr
Fire destroys 1963 auto at Hershey welding shop
Fire today shortly before noon destroyed a 1983 model Buick in an alley beside a Hershey welding shop. The car owned by Robert Allen of Davenfort was damaged after an electric welder touched the fuel, causing a fire that engulfed the rear. Edw ards, who runs the Seright General Repair shop, attempted to extinguish it with a mounted extinguisher before help arrived.
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Mocel
Horshey
Robert Allen
Davenfort
Shia. Edwards
Seright Gperal
Hershey Avenue
Edwards
Allen
Church Memorial Service Held for Rev Bruns
Memorial service for Rev. Bruns, pastor at Our Savior Lutheran church, Davenport, was held Wednesday afternoon at Trinity Lutheran. Rev. Bruns died suddenly on Christmas Day after seven months since graduating from a Springfield Missouri seminary. Speaker was Rev. William Saelcher of Immanuel Lutheran, Williamsburg, with convention actions naming Circuit Counselor Rev. John Nieman Wilton and electing Rev. Fred Hen Davenport as district president. vice presidents Rev. Ernest Runge Marshalltown and Rev. Harold Roschke Waverly.
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A. Memorial
Lea Brons
Lutheran Church
Missouri
Synod
Davenport
Bruns
Our Savior Lutheran Church
Springfield
Catine
Sax Jvice
William Saelcher
Start Construction of Rail Spur to Muscatine Sites
Muscatine Development Corporation begins building a 500 foot rail spur on highway 61-92 to serve new industrial sites. Harold W Ogilvie says the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad and the development corp share costs. Mull and Sons funds the spur on its property. The project aims to attract business to an area already with power and water services.
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Muscatine Development Corporation
With &Erany Ripa
Harold W Ogilvie
Muscatine Development
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
The
Development Corporation
Cl, Mull and Sons
Carpets
Ogilvie
MULL
Wholessler
Lin
Aedte
Ske
Strest
Muscatinn Island
Ana Block
Rock, Island
Oplivie, Saidy
Corporation
Finuaedd
Muscatine Pearl Works
Weldemann Indus
Two Trucks Damaged in County Road Accident
A 34 year old passenger suffered a forehead cut as two trucks collided on county road C east of Cedar River bridge at 3:45 PM Wednesday. Philip Gaeta 30 and Raymond Swailes 28 drove east and Swailes turned left into Arnold Krueger farm driveway. both vehicles sustained damage.
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Cedar Tiver Bridge
Anthony Gaeta
Muscatine
General Hospital
Charlie Whisley
Philip Gaeta
Inna Avenue
Raymond Swailes
Conesville
Calligioni
Swailes
Sita
Arnolld
Krueger
Gaeta
McKee Grain and Lumber
Japan Holds Service for War Dead
Japan observed the anniversary of its surrender with official ceremonies. A nationally televised memorial service for the 3.2 million war dead was held in Hibya Hall Tosho. Attendees included Emperor Hirohiso Empress Nagaka Prime Minister Nagato Ikeda and about 1 in 500 Japanese who lost relatives in the war.
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Tokyo
Japan
Tosho
Hibya Hall
Hirohiso
Na Gaka
Nagato Ikeda
The Case of the Hungover Horse
The Hungover-Horse story from Mulgrave Fairtay, a Cleveland stallion, arrived in port with a hangover after a long voyage to England. He was offered a bucket of alcohol by a longshoreman in Los Angeles while the Loch Royal docked. No lasting effects were reported.
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San Francisco
Loch Royal
England
Los Angeles
Pearson Hopes for Canadian Nuclear Warheads Deal
Ottawa Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson seeks cabinet approval for a proposed U S nuclear warhead agreement to arm Canadian forces. The Friday cabinet meeting aims to secure consent for cross border defense collaboration and weapons deployment.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
United States
Five Muscatine draftee corrected for army move
Merwyn de Phillips of 1101 Medraska street was among five draftees departing Muscatine on Tuesday for the army induction station at Fort Des Moines. The name had been incorrectly reported as Merwyn Leroy.
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Merwyn de Phillips
Médraska Street
Muscatine
Fort Des Moines
Merwyn Leroy
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