Author to Speak At Workshop for Teachers in Muscatine
Mrs Gladys L Jenkins of Iowa City will headline the Tuesday September 1 teachers workshop in Muscatine speaking on What is the Identity of the Child in This Technical Age The session includes an 8 a m start for new teachers at assigned schools and a 10 30 a m talk by Jenkins at the high school auditorium
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Gladys L. Jenkins
Iowa City
Muscatine
Jenkins
Association
George, Washington University
Washington, D.C
University of Iowa
Coverup Fails as Youth Nabbed Wearing Two Pairs of Pants
A 16 year old Letts boy, seen wearing two pairs of pants and attempting to conceal the second pair with an altered shirt tail, was stopped leaving Bat terson's store Tuesday afternoon. He entered with two companions, tried on a pair in the men's dressing room, but returned with only one pair and claimed he did not want it. Police hold him as a possible violator while the clerk reports the incident.
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Letts
Batterson's
Compromise Reached in Muscatine Car Accident Suit
A $1,500 settlement for seven year old Steven Shawn McGovern was approved by Judge Matthew Westrate in Muscatine district court. Judith Anne McGovern acted as conservator for the child injured March 9, 1964, when struck at East Eighth and Oak streets by a car driven by Jean Bankhead. The Bankheads denied guilt but agreed to pay the compromise. the boy suffered a skull fracture and contusions while crossing the street.
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Muscatine District
Matthew Westrate
Steven’ Shawn, McGovern
East
Eighth
Oak Streets
Jean Bankhead
Ben Bankhead
Judith Anne McGovern
Bankheads
Iowa League Plans Tax Relief Meeting in Des Moines
Iowa League officials meet in Des Moines to map tax relief programs and revise state tax structure. Alderman Harold Finnegan attends as board member as league plans a Sept 4 meeting of city and town representatives on tax issues. The group targets recommendations for next year's state legislature.
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Iowa League Group
Iowa League
Des Moines
Harold
Pat) Finnegan
Knocking at 107 East Eighth Street Leads to Charge
Nils Herbert Persson a 47 year old Cook Minnesota door to door encyclopedia salesman was released on $50 bond pending a Friday hearing. He faces failure to register as a solicitor under a city ordinance adopted with Chamber of Commerce support after a door to door attempt at 107 East Eighth Street met Frank Killian executive secretary of the Chamber.
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East Eighth Street
Nils Herbert Persson
Cook
Minn
Police Cour
Chamber of Commerce
Persson
Frank Killian
Iowa Rabies Cases Rise in 1964
Des Moines reports 320 animal rabies cases in the first seven months of 1964, up from 224 the year before. Skunk rabies dominate with 214 cases, dogs and cats total 14 each. authorities urge vaccination for pets as rabies shifts from dogs to wildlife in Iowa.
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Iowa
Marines Promote Lonnie Rankins to Lance Corporal
Lonnie L Rankins son of Mr and Mrs Cyril E Renting of 606 Chestnut street has been promoted to the rank of lance corporal by the U S Marines He serves with the headquarters unit Third Tank Battalion Third Marine Division on Okinawa and is stationed overseas
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Lonnie L. Rankins
Cyril E. Renting
Chestnut Street
U. S. Marines
Anfe
soUnices
Rankins
Third Tank Battalion
Third Marine Division
Okinawa
July Car Sales At High Level Des Moines Report
Des Moines reports from the Iowa Tax Commission show July new car sales at a high level with 1 184 vehicles sold. The month’s sales totaled about 37.5 million dollars, up roughly 42.0 million from the same month a year earlier as buyers awaited 1965 models.
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Des Moines
Jowans
Towa
Collision damages two station wagons in Grandview and Schley
Tuesday collision on Grandview avenue and Schley street involved drivers Alice Faye Duncan of 113 Jefferson street and Frank Genisek of Elmwood Park Illinois. The left front of Duncan’s wagon and the right rear of Genisek’s wagon were damaged.
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Grandview Avenue
Schley Street
Alice Faye Duncan
Jefferson Street
Frank Genisek
Elmwood Park
Duncan
Genisek
Recondite Subject Stirs The Mind Beyond Ordinary Knowledge
The text presents a challenging, obscure topic described as a recondite subject beyond common understanding. It emphasizes the difficulty of comprehension and suggests specialized knowledge is required to grasp its meaning. Names, places, or events are not identifiable in the readable fragment.
Pantel to Lead YMCA Duties in Muscatine
Clack Pantel of 1610 Hershey, a Muscatine High School and Muscatine Community College graduate, will become executive secretary at the Kalamazoo Michigan YMCA this September. Uyemura plans to leave in September. Pantel is a Central College graduate from Pella.
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Clack Pantel
Hershey
Pella
Museutne
Uyemura
Kalamazoo
Mich
YMCA
King Pantel
Muscatine High School
Muscatine
Sturms and Womack Returned to Jail from Kirkwood
Cecil James Womack, 19, Springfield Missouri, and Harald W Butch Sturms, 20, Mustine, were brought back in chains to Muscatine County jail from Kirkwood, Iowa, late Tuesday night after fleeing the county jail last Saturday. Sheriff Dick Oppelt and Deputy Charlie Whisler accompanied the pair as they waived extradition to Iowa.
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Cecil’ James “Womack
Springfield
Harald
Butch) Sturms
Mustine
Muscatine
Kirkwood
Dick Oppelt
Charlie
Whisler
Sturmé
Womack
Towa
Showers Move Toward Iowa Area With Thunderstorms
Weather bureau reports showers and thunderstorms moving toward Iowa. Western and southeast Iowa expect rain tonight and Thursday with partly cloudy skies. Temperatures rise from upper 50s tonight to low 80s Thursday, with overnight lows from 41 to the upper 50s across Mason City Lamoni and Ottumwa.
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Iowa
Weather Bureau
Nigon
Mason City
Council Bluffs
Lamoni
Ottomwa
Film at Kingdom Hall During Jehovahs Witness Assembly
A color film of one and a half hours was shown at the Kingdom Hall in New York City as part of the international assembly of Jehovahs Witnesses in summer 1958. Harry C. Good, district supervisor, spoke to about fifty attendees Tuesday night and opened a series of activities leading to a circuit assembly this weekend at Muscatine High School.
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International Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses
New York City
Kingdom Hall
Harry C. Good
Jehovah’ Witness
Muscatine High School
High School Will Accept Fees Sept. 8
Muscatine senior high announces fee day on Tuesday September 8 with payments for activity tickets and other items. Fees include 6 cents for physical education pads 25 cents for padlocks 8 dollars for student football insurance 3 dollars for non football insurance 1.35 dollars for other insurance and 4 dollars for the annual yearbook.
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Muscatine Senior High
Fred Messenger
Central Construction Advances On Hammann Avenue Project
Readymix cement is delivered in six cubic yard batches as crews finish the first half of Hammann Avenue and work on the last half continues Tuesday evening. The public boat ramp on Harbor Drive is shown with Mississippi River activity, including a Nichols fire department pumper test and a trailer craft being moved by a beater, observed by the National Bureau of Underwriters.
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Hammann
Wark
Readymix
Harbor Drive
Pike Township
Nichols
National Bureau of Underwriters
Registration Opens Friday At Hayes High
Announcement says registration at Hayes Catholic High will be held Friday August 28 from 9 30 to 11 30 a m and Sunday August 1 from 9 30 to 10 and 11 10 31 a m. The Muscatine Journal is published daily except Sundays by The Muscatine Journal.
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Hayes High
Hayes Catholic, High
Subscription Rates and Delivery Details for News Service
The notice provides daily carrier delivery at forty cents per week and yearly mail rates within and beyond Muscatine, plus advance payment and office hours. Special delivery for missed papers is available until 6 30 PM with a contact number 263 2022.
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Muscatine
First Petitions Circulate For Seat On City Council
Three Second ward residents seek the council seat vacated by Dr. John Tillie this month. Petitions have been signed for Dr. William R. Cader 1122 Mulberry Avenue a veterinarian and partner of Dr. Tillie and Fred R. Haber 29 East Seventh Streets manager of the WEW club Wayne Tooman Alleyne drive also is a candidate. The six remaining aldermen will interview candidates next Monday night.
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John Tillie
William R. Cader
Mulberry
Avenue
Ile
Fred R. Haber
East Seventh
WEW
Wayne Tooman
Alleyne Drive
Furniture Store Robbery Reported
A night burglary at the Say-On used furniture store at 211 West Mississippi Drive was reported today. Entry came through an open window from the east roof after 7 p.m. Tuesday, with proprietor Leonard MeIntyré informing police.
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Burghars Wok
Mississippi Drive
Leonard MeIntyré
Osborn Reports Theft of Motor
Lee Osborn of 1304 Iowa avenue told police a 15 horsepower outboard motor was stolen Tuesday night from his boat on the river near Kent Feed store. The motor was taken from the boat and placed on the bank. it was later carried away in the evening.
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Nis
Kent Feed
Lee Osborn
Iowa Avenue
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