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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1952

Page

2

Lamb Sentenced In Forgery Case

James Edward Lamb of Muscatine received six months in the county jail after pleading guilty to forgery. He was credited with time served since July 19. The charge stemmed from a $27 check bearing the forged signature of William Blessing, given to grocer Co. WL Freyermuth.

James Edward Lamb Muscatine Lamb Matthew Westrate Robert C. Petersen Co. WL. Freyermuth William Blessing

Five Fined On Speed Charge

Police Judge Nathan Hoefflin fined five persons booked by Muscatine police for speeding. The punished drivers were Fred R. Freers of 524 Woodlawn Avenue arrested at 8 30 a m Monday Jess Boyd of 613 Linn Street arrested at 8 45 a m Monday Clarence Streetler of Muscatine arrested at 7 25 p m Monday Charles LaRue of Route 2 Muscatine arrested at 7 30 p m Monday and Ed Roberts of Route 3 West Liberty arrested at 7 05 a m today.

Nathan Hoefflin Muscatine Fred R. Freers Woodlawn Avenue Jess Boyd Linn Street Clarence Streetler Charles LaRue

Religious Survey On Program For Work Camp Here

Young people at the Work Camp of Evangelism for Youth at First Methodist church conduct a religious survey of part of the city this afternoon. The survey precedes the city wide religious survey this fall and helps determine cured preferences. Forty four persons including Iowa Methodist youths attended a dinner at the church Monday marking the opening of the Work Camp. The event features morning classes and afternoon and evening visiting work and runs through Saturday.

First Methodist Church Iowa

Youths Assessed For Melon Raid

Two 18 year old Oakville youths appeared before Justice W G Roberts in Columbus Junction and received fines for water melon theft and property damage. Sheriff Robert Lewis of Louisa County arrested them on a complaint by Dale Everett of Conesville. They were ordered to reimburse $70 for damage to the Everett farm. names and exact fines were not released.

Oakville W. G. Roberts Columbus Junction Sheeriff Robert Lewis Louisa County Dale Everett Conesville Everett Justice Roberts

Past Pocahontas Club Picnic Held At Buser Cottage

Twenty one members and guests gathered Monday evening for a Past Pocahontas club picnic at the Buser cottage. A brief business session preceded card games. Eva Fletcher won first and the special prize, Clara Maisenbach second, Florence Reinier third. Guests included Lavina Andrews representing the Great Indiance and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brockman of Des Moines. The next meeting is set for Clara McGee’s home on September 15 to discuss the great council.

Pocahontas Club Buser Cottage Eva Fletcher Clara Maisenbach Florence Reinier Lavina Andrews Great Indiance Robert Brockman Des Moines Clara McGee Great Council

Clayton Wagner Honored On Birthday Celebration

Mrs. Chester Wagner hosted a party at 407 Liberty Street celebrating her son Clayton’s sixth birthday. Guests included Merle and David Manley Cheryl Tobias Darrel and Richard Werner Tommy Brendel Diane and Douglas Bowman Judy Keller and others. An evening gathering at the Wagner home continued the celebration with family members present.

Chester Wagner Liberty Street Clayton Merle David Manley Cheryl Tobias Darrel Richard Werner Tommy Brendel Diane Douglas Bowman Judy Keller Gene Paxton Jane T'u'liam Karen Montgomery Alan Wagner Diane Evans Jasper Pulliam Elmer Manley Sue Staats Sandra Montgomery Clayton Wagner Wagner Albert Evans Dease Charles Blake Alam

First American Soybean Crop Grown by James Mease in 1804

The first American cultivation of soybeans traces to James Mease, a Pennsylvania farmer, who grew a soybean crop in 1804 marking an early milestone in U S agricultural history.

James Mease Pennsylvania

Eisenhower Leads Stevenson in Three Iowa Newspaper Polls

Three Iowa newspaper straw polls taken at Cedar Rapids All Iowa Fair Davenport Mississippi Valley Fair and Burlington Hawk Eye Gazette show Dwight Eisenhower leading Adlai Stevenson. Totals include 8954 to 5289 at Cedar Rapids 1051 to 498 Davenport results and 149 to 52 at Burlington with local and farm voters favoring Eisenhower. Herschel Loveless leads Beardsley by 708 to 698 in Iowa gubernatorial race.

Iowa Dwight Eisenhower Cedar Rapids Gazette Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson Davenport

Local Hospitals Report Several Births This Week

Bellevue records a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Everett Adams of 70942 East Seventh Street on Monday. Hershey reports a daughter for Mr and Mrs Merle Ball of Route 1 New Boston.

Bellevue Everett Adams East Seventh Street Hershey Merle Ball New Boston Lee Norton Wilton Bellevue Hospital Charlies Weber East Tenth Street Ick Herrick Columbus Junction Lonnie McIntire Robert W. Olson Peter St. Cloud Avon Lake Minn Brei Charles Sywassink Orchard Avenue D. W. Kopp Fuller Avenue Chattanooga Tenn Oe Son Gene Louisville United Television Laboratories Hershey Hospital Lester Truesdale Marilyn Doerfer Georgia Morrison Moline Della Howard Park Avenue R. L. Metzger East Second Street James Martin Hershey Avenue Ynn Reifert Illinois Street Dave Butz Norma Jean Bert Rasmussen Greely Colo A. F Gaidies New Era Butz Rasmussen Gaidies John Wayne Gordy Letts Phyllis Elaine Newton Muscatine Virgel L. White Johnadine Alsman Davenport

Funeral Rites Held for Elizabeth M Lage

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth M. Lage were conducted at the George M. Wittich Funeral Home Monday afternoon by Rev. Ralph Fisher with organist Mrs. Stephen Vorwerk. The body was sent to Nashville Tennessee Monday night for burial at Spring Hill cemetery.

Elizabeth M. Lage George M. Wittich Ralph Fisher Stephen Vorwerk Nashville Tenn Spring Hill Cemetery

Judy Ann Riley Honored At Birthday Party

Judy Ann Riley celebrated her fourth birthday at a Saturday party hosted by her grandmother Mrs. Cora Rotlesberger at 410 Walnut Street. Guests played games with prizes for Joyce Atkins Avone Rieke and Patyt Tietje, posed for group photographs, and enjoyed refreshments and a large birthday cake. Attending were Joyce Leroy and Anita Atkins Jimmy Causey Linda Humpleby Linda Sue Proffitt Jerry and Avone Rieke LaVonne Schuessler Ronnie and Johnny Shelangoski Patty Rose Judy and Carol Tietje Mrs. Cora Rotslesberger Mamie Riley and Cecla Schuessler along with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Campbell.

Judy Ann Riley Cora Rotlesberger Walnut Street Joyce Atkins Avone Rieke Patyt Tietje Joyce Leroy Anita Atkins Jimmy Causey Linda Humpleby Linda Sue Proffitt Jerry LaVonne Schuessler Ronnie Johnny Shelangoski Patty Rose Judy Carol Tietje Cora Rotslesberger Mamie Riley Cecla Schuessler Dick Campbell

School Merger Fees Appeal to District Court

Citizens opposing the West Branch consolidation filed in Cedar county district court a petition appealing a three-member election contest court decision upholding the merger. The June 16 special election passed 341 to 157 with 11 surrounding districts added on a tuition basis, and 186 yes to 10 yes in the consolidated area.

Tipton West Branch Consolidated Cedar County H. G. Hemingway County Board of Supervisors Glenn Hoffman Eleanor Secrest West Branch A. W. Kermann Mildred Ivey Alice Coxson Verla Bodine Albert O. Petersen A. Louis Madsen Floyd Fawcett Alfred Larson Donald Lininger Minard Thomas William Cozime

Occasional Rain Expected in Muscatine Area

Weather outlook shows partly cloudy to occasional rain with thundershowers possible Wednesday. Muscatine highs near 84 to 89 today and 80 to 85 Wednesday, with cooler northwest and warmer southern temperatures.

Muscatine Iowa Weather Bureau

Chicago Cash Grain Prices August 19 Report

The Chicago cash grain market shows wheat with No. 1 red at 2.31 and No. 2 at 2.30. Corn values range from No. 2 yellow 1.73 to 1.81 with several lower grades. oats list No. 1 heavy mixed at 84. Sample figures for soybeans show none traded and barley at nominal levels.

Chicago

Women City bowling league meeting at Muscatine club

A meeting of the Women’s City bowling league is set for 8 pm Thursday at the Muscatine bowling club to elect a new president and plan the coming season. The piece lists other local notices including reunions, registrations, and community events.

Women’s City Bowling League Muscatine

Potatoes Market Report Roundup From Chicago

USDA data show light supplies and slow demand as arrivals reach 119 with total U S shipments 376. Idaho Oregon russets quoted at 6 10 to 6 25, Minnesota warbas 5 75, North Dakota warbas 6 00 to 6 25, Washington long whites 6 35 and russets 6 00 to 6 25, Wisconsin Pontiac s 5 75.

Chicago USDA U. S Idaho

Stock ticker snippets and percent figures from an industry list

A dense string of company names and percent values appears, including Am Can 33 percent and Am Home Pol 38 percent, Am Rad 15 percent, Am Smelt 42 percent, Anacon Cop 45 percent, Armour 9 percent, Boeing Airp 35 percent, Chrysler 79 percent, Con Edis 35 percent, U S Steel 39 percent, and U S Rubber 24 percent, among many others. The text reads like a catalog of company performance or holdings with several abbreviations and older ticker-like entries.

Am Tel & Tel Armour Atchison Bendix Av Beth Sdl Boeing Airp Chrysler du Pont

Piper Gives Scots Desk Pen Set to Aberdeen

Iowa City reports that a fine desk pen set was sent to Aberdeen Scotland by the W A Schaffer Pen Company of Ft. Madison via one of the SUI girls. The gift followed the Iowa girls highlanders visit and supported their Aberdeen trip.

Piper Iowa City Aberdeen Scotland State University of Iowa Girls Highlanders Dundee Aberdeen Council SUI W. A. Schaffer Pen Company Ft. Madison Possie Iowa

Grains Weaken Near Close as Markets Liquidate

Chicago grain trading ended with broad weakness as profit taking and liquidation hit soybeans and other grains. Wheat fell 3 4 to 11 8, corn moved from 7 8 higher to 7 8 lower, soybeans ranged 1 2 higher to 1 1 4 lower with September futures around 3.18 1 2. Lard declined 10 to 25 cents per hundredweight, September 10.85.

Chicago

Butter and poultry prices and receipts report

Chicago produce market report lists USDA receipts and wholesale prices for butter and live poultry. Butter clarity shows scores from AA to C with prices. live poultry receipts at 1,189 coops with steady paying prices and ranges for heavy hens, light hens, fryers, roosters, and ducks.

Chicago USDA U. S

Estimated Receipts for Wednesday Livestock Market

Chicago on August 19 lists estimated salable livestock receipts for Wednesday Hogs 9000 Cattle 10000 Sheep 2000. The USDA posted figures reflecting expected supplies across hogs cattle and sheep with regional trading dynamics likely shaped by demand and market conditions.

Chicago USDA

City of Muscatine public sale notice

Public notice informs Muscatine Iowa residents that the City Council intends to sell real property to Harden A Semler and Ethel A Semler as joint tenants with survivor rights and to Ethel Knott as joint tenants in common. The notice outlines the proposed sale terms and parties involved.

Muscatine Iowa Harden A. Semler Ethel A. Semler Ethel Knott

Property Description and Sale Notice for Muscatine Lot

Commencing at the northwest corner of Lot 22 in Oak Ridge Addition Muscatine Iowa the parcel measures 140 feet south 40 feet east 13 feet south 40 feet west and 13 feet north to the starting point. Objections to sale may be made before September 4 1952 at City Council Chambers City Hall Muscatine Iowa Florence Mason City Clerk.

Muscatine Iowa Oak Ridge Orange Street Irallel Florence Mason City

Notice of Will Probate in Muscatine County

State of Iowa Muscatine County to all whom it may concern notice is hereby given that on the fifth day of August 1953 there was opened and publicly read by the Clerk of the District Court the will and codicil of Elizabeth A Greiner late of the county deceased and that the instrument will come on for hearing and proof on the eighth day of September 1952 at the September term of the district court at which time any interested may appear and show cause why the same should not be admitted to probate. Fishburn and Fishburn Attorneys.

State of Iowa Muscatine County District Court Said County Elizabeth A. Greiner H. H. Hanson Dstrict Fishburn & Fishburn

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