Mrs Flater Hosts Cedar Valley WSCS
Cedar Valley Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Don Flater's home. Devotions by Mrs. Albert Heisler and Mrs. Foy Merchant. Planned sending $5 to Muscatine Migrant Council and to Burlington Scholarship Fund. Fall Seminar set for Brighton on Sept 4. Report on summer church camp. Next meeting Sept 11 at Passmore College with potluck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Don Flater
Calvin Flater
John Johnson
Reading
Meditas
Albert Heisler
Foy Merchant
Marvin Blair
Division of
Christian Service
Muscatine
Case
West Liberty Fair
Carla Shingledecker
Woich
Lake Darling
Passmore Collage
Web
Personal Notes From C Valley Describe Local Events
Personal notes from Cedar Valley detail Mrs. Donald Schmidt undergoing surgery at Mercy hospital. Mr and Mrs Paul Oberman Ruth and Virginia Bure ace returned from a two week trip to Canada Nova Scotia and other points of interest. In Rawtins Wyoming a city steel water tank caught fire during cleanings sparks ignited asphalt bottom firefighters used foam as water could not douse the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley
Donald Schmidt
Mercy Hospital
Paul Oberman
Ruth
Virginia Bure Ace
Canada
Nova Scotia
Wyo
Nanlins
Mull and Sons Move to New Warehouse in 100th Year
C L Mull and Sons to observe their centennial next year with a formal open house as they relocate wholesale food business to a 63000 square foot warehouse and shipping center on highway 61 82 southwest of Muscatine. William Mull Sr and Jr attend site as spur line from Rock Island main tracks nears completion in 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allee
Second Street
C. L. Mull and Sons
Muscatine
William Mull
Witham
Mull
Muscatine Development Corporation
CL. Mull and Sons
DeMolay appoints Doug Coder social organizer in Las Vegas
Doug Coder named social organizer for the G. A. Blemette chapter of DeMolay. He is a Past Master Councilor who served in the 96a fall term. The group plans a hay sack dance and masquerade party with upcoming meetings set for August 28 at the Masonic temple and Mothers Circle. The article also notes space expansion for a local firm on a 4 acre site and improved efficiency with the new one story building on West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Blemette
Doe
West Second Street
Wood Attends National Rifle and Pistol Matches
Lt Wood from Creston represents the U S Air Force at Camp Perry Ohio in the national rifle and pistol matches. His wife Eleanor, daughter of James K Shepard of route 2, joins as a family detail as 2300 top shooters compete in the month long world series event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Wood
Creston
U. S. Air Force
Camp Perry
Ohio
Muscatine Substation Contract Awarded to GE
At a 5 30 p m meeting Muscatine trustees awarded a 230299 dollar contract to General Electric for transformers circuit breakers and other equipment for South Muscatine No 2 substation Three bids were received and evaluated by engineers The board also reviewed a dump gas tract presented by Iowa Electric Light and Power Company but took no action The gas contract to purchase during the summer expires this year Lotus Club dinner and Musser Park meeting followed with Mrs Eva Miller reading devotions and Mrs Mary Gremmel of Mason City as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Wustees
Muscaline
Inter
Lotus Glub
Lotus Club
Masxerville Methodist Church
Wims
Musser
Eva Miller
Mary Gremmel
Mason City
Council Sets Hearing On Rezoning Request For Industrial Zone
The city council will hold a hearing September 3 on rezoning the area bounded by Stewart Yone Kemper Avenue and Latham Street from Melslight industrial to M22 heavy industrial. The Grain Processing corporation seeks expansion and plans to buy blocks on Kemper and Latham. The council also approved an ordinance requiring six copies of a preliminary plat for land subdivision. Alderman James Green urged installing street lights on Devitt Avenue and in Beach West Acres. A resolution on final special assessments for the permanent street paying program was adopted, with property owners to pay cash or have assessments spread over 10 years with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Yone
Kemper Avenue
Latham Street
Melslight Industrial
M22 Heavy Industrial
Grain “Processing Corporation Whicl
Wight Nine-Water
James
Beach West Acres
Walton's
Devitt'avenue
City Council Approves Record Budget for 1964
The council approved a 1964 budget including a 2.3 million dollar supplement for the sewer system, raising the total levy with debt service and payroll costs. The plan covers airport taxes, library expansion, and park district projects while aiming for a balanced budget through increased tax asks and departmental adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenty
Gonert Governent
Park District
South Side Park
P.M. Mayser Public Library
Olson family attends VFW convention in Pittsburgh
The Olson and Laffet families travel to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for the VFW convention this week. Also noted are visits with Alva Tiffey relatives, a local hospital return, a birth announced for Rev. and Mrs. Keller, and Lula Stone with Eiie Seager at Milan Methodist services where Tee Hawks was commissioned for Southern Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keithsburg
Fred Olson
Pittsburgh
Penn
Jevy’ Laffet
Diane Trowine
Sheridan
May
Alva’ Tiffey
Margaret ©. Taylor
Burlington Mercy “Hospital
Dale McCaw
Ellen
Ford Whitefall
Aled
Mercer County Hospital
John Keller
Carthage
Keller
Methodist Church
Mars
Lula Stone
Eiie Seager
Milan Methdist
Tee Hawks
Asia
Epperly Branch Reunion Planned at Fenton Park
Buffalo Prairie Zyperly Brauen and families schedule the 35th annual Epperly Branch reunion at Fenton park in Aledo on Sunday. Mrs Jeanette Dawson and children of Sherrard MI spent several days with the Russell Murdock family. Murdock had surgery at Motine Public hospital Wednesday. Mrs Darel Garrett and children returned to Galva after visiting William Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Prairie
Zyperly- Brauen
Fenton Park
Aledo
Jeanette Dawson
Sherrard
Russell] Murdock
Murdock
Motine Public Hospital
Darel Garrett
Galva
William Bridges
Palms Tavern Liquor License Application Approved
The Palms tavern liquor license application was accepted by the council and sent to the state liquor commission for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palms Tavern
One
State Liquor Commission
Pallischeck Promoted to VP at Xerox Corporation
Francis J. Pallischeck, former Muscatine native, elected vice president of machine design manufacturing for Xerox Corporation in Rochester NY. He joined Xerox in 1962 after 22 years at General Electric and has held roles in development engineering and product groups. Married with five children, he holds a BS in general engineering from Town State University and pursued studies at Union and Siena colleges. He is a member of IEEE and ASME.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Pallischeck
Muscatine
Xerox Corporation
Sehenéetady
N.Y
Xerox
Pallischeck
Francis 0. Pallischeck
Lucas
Mr. Pallischeck
Geichen
Jackson Road
Penfield
Herman Korneman
Large, Fla
Muscaline
General Electric
Muscating
Town State University
Union and Sienna Colleges
Pacific
Insiline of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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Rock Island Railroad
Quinter
Ed Fuller
Harold W. Ogil
Mrs. Flater
C. Valley
C. L., Mull and Sons
Doug Coder
Mothers’ Circle
Whenae
LtWood
Shooting
Bill Syers, Jr
Hotel
West Mississippi
Towa
Mr. Syers
Acousticon-Syers CO
West Third
Davenport
Iowa
Council
Gédar Street
Hershey Avenué
OUR
Full Service ‘Bank
Fd.lc
State Bank of
Sd Anid
Putas
Budght der Municipal Enterprise
Enterprise
Iola
V.F.W. Convo
Epperly
Xerox Co
F. de Paltascheck
Madame Maria
Iowa City
W. Benton
Alta Bryant
Henderson
NEC Uric Diractor
Allakazam
Mark Wilter
Abc.tv
Iewa
Rganinn
EU Sig
Tynes
FRY Electric
McKee Farm Store
Spring Street
Hilltop Drive-In
Blood OF the Vpire
Lolita
Wnin Arenitan In
Uta
James Mason
Shelley Winters Peter Ue Lyon Aumnee Seiner
Doris Day
James Garner
Arlene Francis
Safoard Arorehs Asi AO
Selhallonek
Fin
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