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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1963

Page

2

Moss Threatens Park Pond as Moss Covers Lagoon

Park Commissioner O E Bently reports moss covering the pond and lagoon area, with additional chemicals being secured to combat the moss. He notes the dry summer worsened the growth, expects rain to help, and foresees moss disappearance at the first frost. Paper and debris rest on the moss.

O. E. Bently Bently Gil’ Dietz Weed Park

First Friends Pastor Leaves Muscatine for Indianola

Rev. Lowell Rasmussen, pastor of First Friends Church in Muscatine, resigns to accept a call at Indianola. He will deliver his farewell sermon Sunday and move with Mrs Rasmussen next week. The couple came to Muscatine four years ago after ten years in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. They have two married sons and four grandchildren and he has been active in local and Yearly Meeting committees. Rev Paul Hadley and his wife will arrive to lead First Friends Church here.

Lowell Rasmussen First Friends Church of Muscatine Indianola Rasmussen M Rasmussen Sturgeon Bay Wis Frev Yearly Meeting Town Yearly Meeting of Friends Oskaloosa D- Paul Hadley Greenfield Tnd Muscaline First Friends Church Hadley Tawa Friends

Youth Held For Entering Church Office

Lucius Williams Jr. 18, of 207 West Fulham Avenue, bound over to district court on charges of breaking and entering Trinity Episcopal church office at Walnut and East Second streets. Police recounted an intruder seen at 2 25 p m Wednesday and Williams later found at his home with witness accounts of a typewriter, knife used to release a lock, and an eventual flee from the building. Williams waived preliminary hearing. bond set at 1000 dollars.

Lucius Williams, Jr Weat Fulham Avenue District Court Trinity J Episcopal Church Walnut East Second Streets Williams Clifford Bennett Justice of the Peace Harvey G Albee, Jr

Tax Refunds Await Seven In Muscatine

Seven Muscatine and West Liberty taxpayers have unclaimed federal income tax refunds due to missing proper addresses. Des Moines IRS director Ernest Av Bacon says 507 people nationwide will receive 32828.26 in uncashed checks, with amounts from 1 to 1161.31. Local names include J. yt. and J. Bunn, E. L. and D. M. Estabrook, Paul EB. Grothe, Joe Ponce, Robert Setler, Carol Wysoxko, and Eugene Y Welg, West Liberty. Taxpayers should write to Bacon at P O Box 1337 Des Moines IA 50305 with names, addresses as on returns, social security numbers for joint returns, the refund amount, and any available social security number if none exists.

Muscatine J. Yt J. Bunn E. L D. M. Estabrook Paul EB. Grothe Joe Ponce Robert Setler Carol Wysoxko Eugene Y Internal Revenue Service Bacon Des Moines Iowa

Turning Lane Project Begins On Grandview Avenue

The city council announced a traffic change on Grandview Avenue to create a turning lane from Oregon Street. Sand bags form an island to keep the outer right lane free for entering traffic, and signs banning Riverside sidewalk parking were installed to guide drivers.

Eyuncil Grandview Avenue Oregon Street

Scouts Plan 50 Mile Canoe Trip on Local Canal

Fourteen members of Explorer post 127 will begin a 50 mile canoe trip on the Illinois and Mississippi Canal from Colona to Wyanel near where the canal is crossed by the highway. Led by Art Bardwell and Dick Lord, the trip aims to fetch eight canoes and marks a prelude to a longer voyage next season, sponsored by First Methodist Church.

Explorer Illinois and Mississippi Canal Colona Moline Rock River Art Bardwell Dick Lord Letlaires Wyanel Hennepin Post First Methodist Church

Driving Rights Of 3 Suspended

The license of Eugene George Hamlin, 34, 2218 New Hampshire steel, Muscatine, was revoked for one year Aug. 9 for a felony charge. Frank Edward Hanler, 304 East Third Street, had license revoked for 120 days on Aug. 8 for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Raymond Irving Bang Jr., 2%, Route 2, Wapello, had 30 day suspension Aug. 14 for a reckless driving charge.

Eugene George Hamlin New Hampshire Steel Muscatine State Department of Public Safety Frank Edward Hanler East Third Street Raymond Irving Bang, Jr Route 2 Wapello

Thefts Reported To Police Here

Two burglaries were reported with loot described as $64 in dimes from Albert McCullough’s Westwood Lane home and $75 worth of fishing tackle taken from Ronald Young’s Stewart Road residence. Both entries occurred overnight with disturbed rooms and scattered debris observed.

Albert McCullough Westwood Lane McCullough Ronald Young Stewart Road

Cars Damaged In Collision On Green Street

Two cars were damaged at 15 p m today when the operator of one attempted a left turn into a driveway on Green Street a few feet south of West Third Street. Wendell T Heuberger 78 of 519 Main Street made the turn in front of George W Ross 64 of 1605 Stewart Road. The right front fender and headlight of Heuberger s car and the left front fender bumper and headlight of Ross s car were damaged.

Green Street West Third Street Wendell T. Heuberger Main Street George W. Ross Stewart Road Heuberger Ross

Hayes High Registration Set Sunday at Waves Catholic High

Hayes High registration at Waves Catholic High School occurs Sunday August 28 from 9:20 to 12 and 4 to 2 30 p.m. Classes begin Thursday August 29. Principal Rev F J Lenech expects about 170 students an increase of twenty from last year.

Waves Catholic High School Hayes F. J. Lenech

Supervisors Open Hearing On Rural Sub-Divisions

County board opened a public hearing on a zoning ordinance to regulate rural subdivisions. Spokesmen favored control while some urged liberalization. Debates over street costs, curb and gutter vs rock with ditches, and state aid funding dominated until noon.

John Kasbeer County Board of Supervisors Raymond Dutro River Vista Farm Montpelier Highway 2 J. R. Dougherty Ron~ing Dutro Dougherty John Ri Lee Osborn Walter Barnhart Albert Kemper Allen Otto H. Metzger David McFerren James Tracy Dutre

Army Reserve School Faculty Member Archie Martin

Major Archie W. Marin of 700 Wier Street Muscatine serves on the faculty of the 2073rd Pittsburgh US Army Reserve School during a two week active duty training at Fort Benning Georgia. The Infantry Officer Career Course began August 12 and runs through August 23 teaching weapons, day and night tactics, communications and ground mobility to 550 students from all six continental Army areas.

Archie W. Marin Wier Street Muscatine Pittsburgh United States Army Reserve School Fort Benning Pittsburgh Usar Continental Army

Plane operation funds approved for official use plane

Des Moines reports the Town Legislative Interim Committee has approved 10009 dollars to operate the airplane slated for official state use. The 1962 legislature appropriated 86000 dollars to buy the plane but did not specify operating funds.

Des Moines

Capt Lee and Family Visiting Here

Capt Lee and Mrs Lee and son Alex are guests this week of his parents at 1815 Schley avenue. They just returned from a four year tour in Tima Peru and will depart Sunday for Fort Benning Ga where Capt Lee will be stationed.

Lloyd L. Lee Alex Ward Lee Schley Avenue Tima Peru Capt. Lee Fort Benning

Wheat for Victims Aid for East Pakistan Disaster

About 400000 bushels of wheat are being released to cyclone victims in East Pakistan through Church World Service the relief arm of the National Council of Churches. Some 10000 tires were lost in the storm.

New York East Pakistan Church World Service National Council of Churches

Ironsides to Sail for New York World’s Fair

A ship named Ironsides, famed from the Barbary War, will depart Charlestown Navy Yard for New York to participate in the World's Fair next year, marking a notable voyage from its berth.

Charlestown New York

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