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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1955

Page

8

West Branch School Set to Open With 580 Enrollment

West Branch community school will open Monday Aug 29 with an expected 580 students. Of these 130 are in high school and 54 in kindergarten. The faculty includes 31 teachers led by Superintendent Robert F Hedemann and Principal Wayne Halsted. All posts are filled except coach and science instructor. The staff includes four lunchroom workers and three custodians.

West Branch West Branch Community School Robert F. Hedemann Wayne Halsted

Reunions and Local Visits Highlighted by Aug 24 1955

Wednesday notices show bus system updates with ten buses and a reserve. Families from Barparen Speight and California visit relatives while Hoover Park hosts the Smith Moore reunion with Harold Smith elected president and Ethel Kinsey as secretary treasurer. Out of town guests include Davenport Cedar Rapids Muscatine Iowa City attendees.

Paul Speight Leslie and Kent Barparen Cecil Gongwer California Clyde Racey Lydia Stewart Cedar Rapids Abel Walker Mason City Claude Branson West Liberty Hoover Park Smith-Moore Harold Smith Davenport Ethel Kinsey West Branch Frank Moore Springville Mervin Moore Central City Dick Kinsey Charles Rummells Muscatine C. C. Erb Irene Moore Iowa City

Stamp on meat deemed harmless vegetable compound

A quoted line states that the inspection stamp on meat is not required to be trimmed and that the stamp indicates a harmless vegetable compound. Authorities clarify the marking has no safety risk.

Cotopaxi Holds Title as World’s Tallest Active Volcano

Cotopaxi, at 19 344 feet, stands as the tallest active volcano in the Ecuadoran Andes and among the globe’s most prominent peaks. Its height and persistent activity place it high in geographic and volcanologic prominence.

Cotopaxi Ecuadoran Andes

Michigan Gains 52000 Inflow Of People Each Year

Michigan sees net migration of about 52 000 people annually as more residents move in than leave. The figure highlights steady population growth and movement patterns within the state.

Michigan

Beware the Height of the Shutterbug Season

A humorous warning about the peak vacation period when amateur photographers swarm iconic sights. The piece pokes fun at shutterbugs chasing pictures from the Grand Canyon to Venice, noting their obsessions and comic misadventures on highways and in crowds. It ends with a self aware nod from the author as an amateur photographer.

Grand Canyon Niagara Falls Europe Venice St. Mark’s Square Shaddup J. Edgar Hoover Empire State Building

Conesville WSCS Installs Church Officers

The WSCS of the Conesville Methodist church held Sunday services for installation of officers led by Rev. William Tomlinson. Installed: Myrtle Hamilton president Mildred Fitchner vice president Doris Peterson recording secretary Lorraine Murphy treasurer Mary Lou Peterson secretary of promotion Ruth Buser secretary of mission education service Betty Singleton secretary of Christian social relations and local church Florence Stewart secretary of student work Ethel Fay secretary of children's work Nellie Bass secretary of youth work Ruby Sward secretary of spiritual life Mildred Miller secretary of literature and publications Harriett Cragg secretary of supply work Hazel Martin secretary of status of women.

Ethel Fay Nellie Bass Ruby Sward Mildred Miller Harriett Cragg Hazel Martin Status of Women

Buline Relatives Hold 25th Reunion at Lone Tree Park

The 25th Buline relatives reunion gathered at Lone Tree park on Sunday with a basket dinner at noon. Officers elected were James Buline Sr president and Charles Buline secretary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs.

Lone Tree Buline Lone Tree Park James Buline Charles Buline

Hackes Guests At Estle Home

Mr and Mrs Bernard Steinke and family from Muscatine and TIC iC Gaylord Maxwell and Mrs Maxwell of Biloxi Miss hosted Sunday evening at the Estle home. Airman Cadet Ted Allen was honored at a dinner at the Allen cottage on Cedar Sunday.

Bernard Steinke Karen Jerry Janice Mussentine TIC/iC Gaylord Maxwell Yarmouth Beverly Lavigne Columbus Junction Gerald Allen Gerry Loren Ted Mary Lou Lee Elton Allen Bertha McCormick Ted Allen Honda Base Texas Ernest Yedlik Nichols Mary Yedlik Billy Mike Everett Cedar Rapids Irvin Everett Thomas Gippler W. J. Buser Marysville Wash Randall Gallagher Greeley Colorado Banss and Jasper Park Alberta Canada

1956 Lone Tree reunion set for August at park

The text lists numerous families from West Liberty Cedar Rapids Iowa City Riverside Mt. Vernon Lone Tree and other areas as attendees. The reunion is planned for August at Lone Tree park with many family groups named.

Steve Schuessler Fred Hahn Harold Meyer West Liberty Ralph Buline Cedar Rabids Will Buline Don Hogan Roscoe Plum Iowa City John Schatt Riverside Ray Krumm Mt. Vernon Lone Tree J. F. Buline Charles Buline Lacey Brinkmeyer Archie Buline Harold Schuessler Robert Doughtery Clara Jim Bulmer Nina Curtis Garold Brinkmeyer Elaine Lone Tree Park

Gipples Gather For Annual Picnic

Letts descendants of George and Mary Gipple held their annual reunion at Weed Park in Muscatine with about 40 members attending a short meeting and dinner. Don Abbott of Pace Junction was named presiding officer for the 1956 reunion to be held at Weed Park. A song program was presented by the Holtz family with many Gipples and Holtzs listed from Letts Winfield Columbus Junction Rock Island and Muscatine.

George l Mary Gipple Weed Park Muscatine Don Abbott BD cPace Junction Holtz Alice Gipple van Nuys Calif Orville Gipple Rock Island Harry E. Gipple Letts George Gipple Winfield Lester Gipple Beverly Jack Gipple Columbus Junction John Holtz William Holtz Ed Holtz Clarence Holtz Herbert Holtz

NZ Peaks Reach High Seven Thousand Foot Heights

New Zealand hosts 223 summits exceeding 7500 feet with Mount Cook topping the list at 12345 feet among the nation’s notable alpine elevations.

New Zealand Cook

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