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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1963

Page

6

Local cars damaged in multiple Monday night accidents

Police reported several mishaps in S town with cars damaging signal standards and a telephone pole. Enzo Belle Harrison, 42, 993 Scott Street, rolled across Mississippi Drive into a traffic light. Calvin M. McIntyre, 39, 1106 Left Avenue, crossed the center line and hit a telephone pole. Kenneth C. Pippett, 43, 1313 Cedar Street, and Gary W. Freers, 23, 715 Sycamore Street, collided at Town Avenue and Fourth Street with over $100 damage to both vehicles. Additionally, Mrs. Rose Mark visited family in Wapello before returning to California.

Enzo “Belle Harrison Scott “Street Mississippi Drive Calvin M. McIntyre Seft Avenue Isett 1Th Street Kenneth C. Pippett Cedar Street Gary W. Freers Sycamore Street Town Avenue Fourth Street Pippert Freers

Lawn Seeding and Threshers Reunion Highlight Rural Topics

The article discusses annual lawn seeding with perennial grasses and seeding strategies for marginal climates, noting better readiness of quality seed to combat weed growth and turf damage. It also previews Mt Pleasant’s Midwest Old Settlers and Threshers Reunion, Sept 4–7, featuring 100 steam engines, antique vehicles, Civil War exhibit, Cavalcade of Power Parade, dances, contests, and an expected 150,000 attendees.

Bermuda Mt. Pleasant Midwest Old Settlers and Threshers Mt Pleasant

To Repair or Not Repair a Four Piece of Furniture

A homeowner dilemma on whether repairs justify the effort and cost. Consider value, time, and emotional attachment before fixing or selling. If missing parts, warped pieces, and high material costs loom, selling may be wiser than rebuilding.

Arave Directoire

Muscatine Scout Returns From 11th World Jamboree

Dick McPike recounts a trip to Marathon Greece where nearly 12 000 scouts from 36 countries gathered for seven days of camps, exchanges, and competitions including the Laurel Award which he earned. He notes friendships formed and the 12th World Jamboree planned for the United States in 1967.

Dick McPike J.D. Mcfike Marathon Greece Plains of Marathon Seoul Adis Alley Aegean Sea National Exhibition of Scouting Prince Considaline Germany U.S.A United States

Bouquets Given At Demonstration Reported

The flower demonstration at the floral hall on Monday awarded two bouquets to Mrs. Stanley Elder of West Liberty and Mrs. Ralph Danner of Muscatine. On Tuesday, Mrs. Louis Grimm of Muscatine presented a talk and demonstration on bat making. The best painting at the agriculture hall display at the fairgrounds was by Milton Borgstadt.

West Liberty Floral Hall Stanley Elder Ralph Danner Muscatine Louis Grimm Hell of Agriculture Fairgrounds Milton Borgstadt

Electric Power Suppliers Launch a 280 Million Transmission Project

Electric power suppliers in 40 states launch a regional plan led by Mid-Continent Area Power Planners to build a 5,400 mile high voltage grid. The project, worth over 290 million, links Twin Cities to St. Louis and Duluth to the Twin Cities, with 230 and 345 kilovolt lines. Members include 14 investor owned utilities such as Iowa Electric Light and Power and seven large coops like Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative. By 1980 demand is seen rising to 23 million kilowatts, tripling current peak. The plan aims to coordinate with adjacent providers and federal agencies while preserving each member's control.

Mid-Continent Area Power Planners MAPP Iowa Electric Light’ and Power Company Na Lucal Ray Service Muscatine Eastern Iowa Thhe North Central States Twin Cities Duluth Minn Iowa Electric Light and Power Company St. Louis MAP

Top Showman and Show Winners at West Liberty Lamb Show

Wayne French of Muscatine named top showman in the junior market lamb class at the West Liberty fair. The rundown lists Blue Ribbons and winners across breeds and ages, with multiple Muscatine and West Liberty entrants and champions in ram and ewe categories.

Lamb West Liberty Wayne French Muscatine West Liberty Fair Mike Shield FFA Wayne Journal

Sheep Show Results Highlight Iowa Prizes and Champions

Judge Eldon Koch and Les Koch top ram judging with Wayne French Davenport and James Gray and Son Mechanicsville prominent. Hampshire ram and ewe champions led by James S. Smith Stanwood and Hitchcock Bros Muscatine. Corrie dale and Corriedale classes show several firsts with Philip Freyermuth and Clifford Freyermuth as superintendents for Division E sheep.

Eldon Les Koch Davenport James Gray Koch Gray and Son French Ewe Byvo Kochs Wayne French James Geray Kachr. Flock Gray and Sons Eldon and Cherpinn Ram Ewe— Wayne French Hampshire Ram James S. Smith Stanwood Clifford Idle Columbus Jet Stamwood Ronnie O'Neil Town City Ram James Smith Garry Hie Se Ewe Garry Idle James $. Smith Flock Columbus Jets Lambs Clifford Téle Columbus Muscatine Jkenneth Kennedy Mika Furlong Leabhert and Son Hitchcock Bros Leabhart and Son Tipton Cca Eabhart and Son Mike Furlong Ender Hitchcock Muscatine Kennethy Tom Streger Ars Over Kennneth Kennedy Kenneth Kennedy Hitchcock Muscacatine Leathhart and Son Leabhart Lysle Hitchcock Hitchcark Bros Ben of Ben of Four Lambs — 1. Leahart and Sons, Tipton; 2. Hitcheach Bros, Muscatine Jam — Bitchsock

Woodruff Reunion At Weed Park Sets 1964 Meeting

The annual Woodruff reunion gathered at Muscatine Weed Park with attendees from Muscatine Columbus Junction East Galesburg Snosville Moline Silvis Rock Island Burlington Morning Sun Guaranda Ecuador and more. Oldest participant was Mrs Pearl Woodruff youngest was Dean Brockway. officers were reelected and the next reunion set for third Sunday in August 1964 at the same location.

Wapello Silvis LL. Z Don Thompson Smer Butcher George Butcher Rock Island Ill Dean Hartsock Xim Burlington Jim Robertson Morning’ Sun Enoch Sanford Guaranda Ecquador Pearl Woodruif Dean Brockway

Entomology Winners Named At West Liberty Fair

West Liberty fair youth division results list winners in entomology woodwork and garden projects. top honors go to Dick Wall for Best Exhibit and Thomas Burns dominates rabbits with blue ribbons and champion buck across divisions supervised by Avie Kennedy and Eugene Mathern.

West Liberty Iere Blue Dick Wolf Durant Roger Swanson Nichols Stanley Sieble Watcott White Martin Wilkens Gaylord Swanson James Morehouse Muscatine Dick Wall Denig Krueger Scott Hendriks Kenny Grable Billie Krueger Donald Krueger Denis Stuegey Mary McAlister Stockton Linda Mian Cathy Morehouse Red Ann Hinkhouse Patty Balmes Mary McAllister Eugene Mathern Thomas P. Burns Doe Thomas Burns Buck Avie Kennedy

Showmanship Honors to Local FFA Boys at Iowa State Fair

Local Muscatine Future Farmers of America members claimed showmanship honors in the junior FFA sheep class at the Iowa State Fair. Lysle Hitchcock, John Hitchcock, and Wayne French each earned showmanship citations with French taking first in the lamb division. Corriedale entries saw awards for Ken Kennedy and Tom Streger, who placed in ram lamb and red market lamb categories respectively.

Wayne French Billie Krueger Donald Krueger Dean Brand John Hichcock Lysle Hitchcock Mike Shield Eric Wagner Wayne Kraft Tom Steger Richard Kraft Bryce Healey Mike Nitzell Kenneth Drumm Margie Paul Marlin Paul Keith Schroeder Leslie Christensen Bob Blomers Mike Furlong Martin Paul Muscatine Lysle John Hitchcock French Corriedale Ken Kennedy Ram Lamb Tom Streger Market Lambs

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