Obituaries and Funerals Highlights in Keithsburg Area
Funeral services for Mrs. Jay H. Madden were held at Steubinger funeral home in Keithsburg with Rev. Herb Bottger officiating. She died in Rock Island after living in Keithsburg earlier. Survived by son Robert K. Madden and grandson, funeral at Greenmound Cemetery. Also notices for Mrs. Katherine E. Wittman of Muscatine and Mrs. Hattie May Briggs of Columbus Junction, plus Mattie Brown and Glenn H. DeBord with service details and survivors listed. multiple obituaries reflect community losses and local burial plans.
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Jay H. Maddensburg
Jay H. Madden
Steubinger Funeral Home
Keithsburg
Herb Bottger
Memorial Christian Church of
Rock. Island
Madden
Rock Island
Neat Republic
Kansas
William and
Alwildz Wickett King
Katherine E. Wittman
Katherine . Wittman
Newell Avenue
Riverview Heights
Wittman
Mascaline
Conesville
Muscota
Wise
Francis
Josephine Fayant Neft
Henry C. Wittman
St. Mary's Church of Muscatines
Clement Ted Wittman
Chicago
Ruth) Ruthenbers
Muscaline
George
Frances) Bierkamp
Durant
W. H
Edith) Gremmel
Muscating
Mildred ‘T. Wittman
Davenport
Clara Pressel
Magentine
Tillie
Luther
Nichols
Riley Funeral Home
St. Mary's Church
Hattie May Briggs
Columbus Junction
Hallie May Briggs
Pine Street
Muscatine
Muscatine General Hospital
Lewis and
Laura Jarrard
Westerman
Bor
Prans Briggs
Haslan Berk
Letts
Floyd Tisor
Morning Sun
Brokher Wayne Westerman
Swo
Kermit Honts
Wapello
Willis Kline
Denver
Stacy
Mattie Brown
Calcifornia
Peacing
Ralph J. Wilich
Greenwood Cemetery
Brown
Willan P. Brown
Ruby Brown
Francis Orr
California
Glenn H. Debord
Race Island
Ostopathic Hospital
Hodgson Funeral Home
Greenview Memorial Gardens
Meter County
DeBord
E. Maurean Frick
William McCleary
Cedar, Muscatine
Wagner Halts Civil Rights Picketing at City Hall
New York mayor Robert F. Wagner ordered an end to around-the-clock siren protests outside City Hall after a noisy melee left three police officers injured. The halt came Thursday following the demonstration and subsequent injuries.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
City Hall
Wagner
Baking winners revealed in fair's open division
List of division winners across bread, rolls, and cakes from Muscatine West Liberty West Branch Tipton and other towns led by Mrs Mabel Cunningham and Mrs Donald Johnston. Includes multiple breads rolls cookies and cakes with second place entries and names of other participants and superintendents.
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Fair
Mabel Cunningham
Muscatine
Donald Johnston
Kim Barnaart
West Branch
Fred Swanson
Nichols
Oatmeal
B. C. Hinrichs
Bennett
Arthur Bailey
West Liberty
Tipton
John Blair
Albert Weiss
Vernon Luedike
August Otta
Arthur Schuessler
Lone ‘Ree
Ind
Mus
Newton Meyers
Robert Ruess
Charles Morgan
Anita Vanderslite
West Libary
Bexhardt Stueha
Vernon Luedke
Arthuy Schussler
Lone Tree
Vernon Luedtke
Roy +Kintz
Mavernon Luedtke
West Librand
Culinay
Cecil’ Bowie
Robert Milder
New York Stocks Report Broad Market Activity
The New York stock scene shows mixed movement with major names like Pepsi Cola and Sinclair Oil among listed issues. Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Davenport provided the day’s quotations and financial commentary, reflecting a volatile trading session across the industrial and consumer sectors.
Daily Report Police Court Jidge William Welloos
Police Court notices fill a page with speeding, intoxication, minors, summonses, births, weddings, divorces, and license issues. Names and addresses span Muscatine to Davenport, with sentences, fines, and court actions listed for each case or event.
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William Welloos
Jann
Havelett
West Fourth
Albert H. May Er
Orange Street
Charles Loving
Muscatine
Jal
Chester Wheeler
Liberty Steeels
Grain market firmness seen in Chicago Board of Trade
Scattered firmness appeared in the early afternoon grain pit on the Board of Trade. September soybeans led with strong demand and rose over a cent per bushel as speculative buying and short covering dominated. Commercial buying supported September corn and 1964 wheat futures with prices up modestly. receipts were wheat 24 cars, corn 36, oats 7, rye 1, barley negligible.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Mets Catcher Jesse Gonder Sets PCL Reading Record
New York Mets catcher Jesse Gonder became the first catcher to read the Pacific Coast League in June, batting in 116 runs for the season.
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New York Mets
Jesse’ Gonder
Swine Prices Change Little in Chicago Market Report
Chicago hog trade remained mostly steady with moderate activity. No. 1 and 3 grade hogs sold around 17.85 to 18.25 per 100 pounds for 200 to 195 lb weights, with slaughter hogs mostly 15.7 to 18.0 for various weights and lots. Cattle and lamb prices showed mixed movements as receipts projected for Monday: 15400 cattle, 7000 hogs. markets described as steady to modestly higher in select lots.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
USDA
Chicago
Flowers and Plants Winners Named at West Liberty Fair
West Liberty fair awards list for Division 7 Flowers and Plants. Winners include Mrs R C Henrichs Bennett for arranging bouquet for dining table and Mrs Lanny Kay Walcott for other bouquets. Numerous entries from Atalissa, Muscatine, Bennett, Lone Tree and West Liberty with dozens of categories such as hydrangeas roses zinnias geraniums and violets. Standout competitors include Richard A Weiss Atalissa and Mrs Maude Eaton Muscatine in multiple exhibits.
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West Liberty
R.c”Henrichs
Bennett
Lanny Kay
Ysa Wuestenberg
Bennet
Eh Ay
Weiss
Atalissa
Arnold
Wuestenburg
Donald ‘Nichols
West” Liberty
R. R. Wright
West. Liberty
A. L. Jarvis
Ind
Burdeth Davis
Ainsworth
Marilyn Little
Richard
Ae Weiss
Roy
Nebergall
R. C. Henrichs
Richard A. Weiss
Ammold Wuessenburg
Richard A Weiss
John Stuens
Walt Timmerman
D. E. Mortis
Muscatine
Burdette Davis
Lone Tree
Arnold Wuestenberg
C. L. Shollabarger
Donald. Nichols
C. L. Shellahanger
Arnold Wuestenburg
Bernhardt Stuehn
Maude Eaton
R! Ri
Wright
Arnold Woestenberg
Betty Barclay
Maude Bal
C. Henricks
Ainsworl
Small
Maude- Eaton
Maude
Eaton
Tine
Maude. Eaton
Albert
Dahlias
Radia
Nichole
West
Imam Lone Tree
Indi
Walt ‘Timmerman
Hayey Phlox
Walt Ticmermah
L. Shellerbarger
Artur Schuessler
Coleus
Eston
Vera Alorand
Maude Exton
John Stuchn
Atynold Whestenberr
Winners Named in Junior Division Sewing and Cooking
West Liberty and Muscatine participants win numerous junior division awards at the fair. Linda Bothell and Caron Larson lead in sewing items such as pillow covers lunchcloths and blouses, with multiple 2nd places across categories. Doreen Askam Carl Larson and Gloria Barclay also earn several honors in weaving, skirts, aprons, and cookies, reflecting strong performance by Iowa and West Liberty 4 communities.
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West Liberty
Dunia Department of Saving and Cooking
Uhis
Pilow
Linda Bothell
Cayol Wilson
Caron Larson
Iowa City
Larry Welf
Doreen Askam
Atatissa
Hamed
Marilyn Freyermuth
Atalissa
Caron Lar‘gon
Iowa
Jon We Coffey
Kim McNeal
Letts
Fudge
Janet Grothe
Doreen Aska
Audrey
West “Liberty
Connie Walker
Doreen ‘Burr
Quick
Audrey White
Seth Stagg
Judy Burmeister
Jan Mc Roberts
Ken‘ Collier
Durant
Roberta Elder
Carole Reesink
Muscaline
Joyce Schuessler
Lone’ Tree
Carol Kile
Linda
Bothell
Linda Wolf
Muscatine
Susie Yehle
Joan Probst
Carol Wilson
Ind
Carol Reesink
Gloria Davfeldt
Carol Arvesel
Surprise Party for Barbara Richardson
Barbara Richardson was honored on her 14th birthday with a surprise party at her grandmother Ruby Richardson’s home in Oskville. Eighteen school friends attended, singing and dancing after games. Barbara’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wykert Jr hosted a dinner for twenty eight guests who stayed for a slumber party and she received a gift from the group.
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Oskville
Barbara Richardson
Ruby Richardson
Barbare
Sam Wykert, Jr
Stocks Rally Amid Heavy Trading Across Markets
New York leads with a vigorous rally by major groups as rails strengthen despite a renewed railroad threat. Trading was heavy with about 4.8 million shares changing hands, up from 4.42 million on Thursday. In Denver, a Pueblo youth, 17, George Eugene Bueno, was indicted on an FRA complaint for breaking into a downtown garage and stealing a car from federal property.
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New York
Denver
Colo
George Eugene Bueno
Pueblo
FBI
Bueno
Puebla
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Chigesg
Usda Howe
U.S
Idaho
Wagners
West Liberty; Inc
Matthen McGowan
Otter Sweet
Virgil Hichelbercen
West’ Liberty
Mabel. Cunningham
Kolaches
Richard Weiss
Mabel
Cunningham
Arthur’ Bailey
Maureen McGowan
Virgil Eieheiberger
Paul Oberman
Ala- Assa
Earl Marts
Stockton
Ange
Arthur Sc
Alvin Marine
Wilton
Alvin Mavine
Richard Waiss
Radio Corp
Sinclair Oi
Benener
Merril Lytch
Pierce Fenner
Cary
I Alm
Goodrich
Aum Mob
Goodyear
T.&t
Bendix Av
Jowa
Atchison
Ken'cott
StdiOu
Beth Su
Crac
Maytag
Chrysler
Monsalvo
Hig
Texaco
Boeing
Ware Sit
Union
Marshal Field
Taléd
Daily Report
David Busch
Wicher
Harold Lemikau
Park
Danny Bean
Randy Rieke
Rebecca DeMess
John Hoeksema
New Providence
Wilbur Seyll
New Boston
Rodger Horst
Isetts
Ronald Fuller
Lola Weber
Wapelo
Charles Smith
Tipton Road
Emma Kirkland
el Paso
Tex
LaWaine Goodwin
Janet Best
George Legrins
Devere Newberry
Middle Road
Gloria Scheidt
Grandvis
John
Witte
Maiden Lane
Lysle Lamb
Sam George
Butte
Mont
Vernon Hiatt
Cambridge
Hilton Reddick
Andalusia
Idannae Chaypening
Lewts
Henry Eyhe
Jesse Bass
Grandview
David Russel
Hagerman Drive
Iity
Roy Gunzelhauser
Davengart
Thursday
Judith Sloan
Zon
Sloan
Route 2
First Church of Christ Scientist
Jerry William Dowden
Clear, Lake
Jand Jo
Ann Barclay
Weat Liberty
Paul Thomas Ridge
Julia Kay Wilson
Royce Winder’ Lane
Carel
Louise Beatty
John Moody
Moodys Heating Service
Betty Fisher
Helen, Hunter“meister
Henry Stockrad
Lovella Tetrick
Pontpelier
Hazle Tetrick
Venice
June Kingery
Jerry Lee Kingsery
Liberty
Bleeker Sweets
Harvey Allbee
Prastiling
Paul Junson Starner, Jr
William Douglas Stamler
Harry A
Niedorf
Walcott
Alfred Milas
West Seventh Street
Sandy
McIntire
Joyce Burr
Betty Barrclay
West Libertys
Carol
Barbara
Rte
Leste
RSS
Hazleton
Beennes
Jerry Mathias
Acme Fuel & Materia
Fotlon
SEARS
Sayer Kenmore
Anne
Wesare Catine Geneva Hospital
Rendysush
Hal Carpenter
Austin Berb
Brighton
Rouran
Wallace Street
Exia Iaa
MER Eker Arred Professional Services
Gillespie
Medical Arts
OOK Ogo Financial
Muscatine Savings & Loan
Insurance Iis Ghoss
SLUS
Ruth Vander Ploeg
Pelee Schmeizer
Insur
Reynolds
Central Construction Company
Whitey Longstreth
Akeaarieara Business Services
Ces
Panehannenste
Max: Collerg
G. E
Jerry) l Lanfier
Anchor Co
Moody's
Bosch Pest Control
Saus Fuhrman
Aegarare
Ee Enbink
L. Lichtenwald
Ingersoll’s Shoe Repair
East Second St. Muscatine, Iowa
Rumasakaararaaniaartarrerearnas
Help Wanted
Brei
Muscatine Journal
Moscow
Ment
Rennereen
Essen
Fowaster
Oui
The
Muscultine Journal
Johny
Haven
Hotel
Avon Cosmetics
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