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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1952

Page

2

Oxley wins junior champion sow at Iowa state fair Hampshire class

Loren Oxley of West Liberty captures junior champion sow honors in the Hampshire class at Des Moines. Other local placings include W. A. McMahon entries in Chester White and other swine divisions and Duane Dotson, Arthur Bailey and Jones among other awardees.

Loren Oxley West Liberty Des Moines Hampshire Robert L. Einfeldt Wilton Duncan and Smylie Columbus Junction Chester W. A. McMahon McMahon Poland China Duane Dotson Atalissa Arthur Bailey and Sons Dotson Tamworth J. H. Jones Ainsworth Jones

More Storms Forecast for Area Tonight

Forecasts warn of showers and thunderstorms in the area tonight with skies clearing later. Friday brings cooler weather with highs of 82 to 85 and lingering clouds.

Associated Press Northwest Iowa

Colorado Group Returns to Moran Residence

Joy TH Mr and Mrs Wayne Finfeldt and Miss Leitha Moran of Colorado have returned to the house of their parents Mr and Mrs Harry Moran Wayne who has been in the Army was recently discharged Mr and Mrs Maurice Jackson are parents of a daughter born at Mercer County hospital at Aledo Roger Rader 18 and Wayne Garrett 21 both of Joy were arrested by Deputy Sheriff William Albertson after stealing gasoline from a barrel at Harry Sawin s farm southwest of Aledo about 1030 pm Monday Sawin held Garrett but Rader escaped in a car The farmer took Garrett to the Sheriff s office in Aledo and Deputy Albertson pursued Rader who was found a few miles from Lawin farm Both are in county jail pending hearing

Joy Wayne Finfeldt Leitha Moran Colorado Harry Moran Wayne Maurice Jackson Mercer County Hospital Aledo Roger Rader Wayne Garrett William Albertson Harry Sawin Sawin Garrett Rader Albertson Lawin

Four-H girls win red ribbons at state fair

Muscatine county 4-H members earned red ribbons in demonstrations and a style revue at the state fair. Carol White and Janice Brown of Wapsie Best demonstrated sewing care, while Margaret Langbehn of Wilton township starred in a 32-girl style revue and could go on to the National Club Congress in Chicago.

Muscatine County Four-H Bernadine Neff Carol White Janice Brown Wapsie Best Club Wapsie Township Margaret Langbehn Wilton Township Iowa Chicago Langbehn Younker’s Tea Room Floyd Harned Marvin Brown Wilton

Local Birth Announcements From Area Hospitals

Biographies chapter reports births at Hershey Hospital Columbus Junction and Bellevue. A son to Mr and Mrs Ross Masonholder. a son to Mr and Mrs Glen Small of 209 West Third Street. a son to Dr and Mrs Clark Bloom at Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Mrs Bloom is Jacqueline Davison of Muscatine.

Hershey Son Ross Masonholder Columbus Junction Bellevue — Son Glen Small West Third Street Clark Bloom Mercy Hospital Iowa City Bloom Jacqueline Davison Muscatine

Wilton Schools Open With 513 Pupils for 1952-53

Wilton schools opened for the 1952-53 term with 513 students on opening day. Supt Kenneth Patton reported 156 in the high school and 357 in the grades. Grade enrollments ranged from kindergarten to eighth grade with counts listed for each grade and a high school freshman count of 58.

Wilton Kenneth Patton

Local notices and community updates from Muscatine area

The American Legion Auxiliary postpones the Gold Star Mothers meeting planned for September 4 with date to be announced. Bible study at First Evangelical United Brethren Church at 7 p.m. led by Rev. J. Arthur Eveland. Minnie Rosenberger to collect Woman's Benefit Assn assessments at George Kranz flora shop 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Marriage licenses issued to Donald Willis and Mary Beth Karr. Bar Eis and Beverly Gean Bivens. Chamber of Commerce directors hold meeting at Hotel Muscatine Friday noon. Harlan H. Robey fined $8 for speeding near Montpelier. Choir rehearsal at First Presbyterian Church 7:30 p.m. George Amos registered a new Pontiac. A Chicago girl, 15, runaway, held by Muscatine police with Chicago police confirmation. Bellevue Hospital admittances include Wieskamp, Brown, Howard, Sywasink, Crotty Griffin, and Wacker. dismissals listed. Cyrus Fry reunion set for Sunday at Weed park west shelter house. Wiele and Nicewanner admitted to Hershey Hospital. several patients dismissed. Descendants of John Hahn plan a reunion at the Hahn barn on Mulberry Avenue with potluck. Pvt. Vernon A. Brown home on 10-day furlough from Ft. Riley for visit with parents.

American Legion Auxiliary First Evangelical United Brethren Church J. Arthur Eveland Minnie Rosenberger Woman's Benefit Assn George Kranz Flora Donald Willis Mary Beth Karr Davenport Bar Eis Beverly Gean Bivens Muscatine Clyde Parks, Jr McArthur Street Dominick Carecaro New York City Robert Gritton New Hampshire Street Joseph Kavanaugh Moscow Judy Eland Hershey Hospital William West East Tenth Street Mary Berg Don Hampton Taylor Ridge Robert Young East Fifth Street Jack Weiershauser Park Drive John Hahn Hahn Mulberry Avenue Pvt Vernon A. Brown Ft. Riley Kas Arthur L. Brown Park Avenue

Sale of Melons Sets Record at Coop

The Muscatine Island Cooperative Association loaded 227 430 pounds of watermelon on Wednesday at the loading station. Manager John Holliday said three railroad cars and many trucks hauled the load, the largest one day total ever handled. Watermelons continue to arrive but the peak yield is past. a few cantaloupes and early sweet potatoes are also coming in.

Muscatine Island Cooperative Association John Holliday

Zion Lutheran Parochial School Opens with 38 Pupils

The Zion Lutheran parochial school opened Monday with 38 pupils enrolled. Teachers are H. L. Walch and Miss Audrey Liedholdt. Sophomores numbered 35 juniors 30 seniors 32 and the hot lunch room, opened Tuesday, is again in charge of Mrs. Olive Whitmer and Mrs. Alma Claussen.

Olive Whitmer Alma Claussen Zion Lutheran Parochial School H. L. Walch Audrey Liedholdt

Woman Held for Swindling $450,000 in La Mineola

Mrs. Lillian B. Robinson, 47, president of Ideal Insulators and secretary-treasurer of Ideal Aluminum, was arraigned in Mineola on a second degree forgery charge for allegedly swindling more than $450,000 from a local bank by falsifying home loan applications. Bail set at $10,000 for grand jury action. Investigating officer Philip Huntington cited a verbal complaint of attempted extortion.

Mineola N. Y Lillian B. Robinson Philip Huntington

Harper wins senior yearling Guernsey at Iowa State Fair

Charles W. Harper of Muscatine takes first in the senior yearling bull division for Guernseys at the Des Moines Iowa State Fair. Other dairy results include Victor A. Mueller of Lone Tree third in Holstein bull aged three plus and Alfred M. Paper of Stockton sixth in Holstein bull calf born after June 30 1951.

Charles W. Harper Muscatine Des Moines Victor A. Mueller Lone Tree Alfred M. Paper Stockton

Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Summary

Chicago market notes show butter receipts 596,729 with wholesale prices mixed. Eggs receipts 5,890 with prices steady to two cents lower. USDA live poultry reports steady prices with ducklings two cents higher and various fowl prices listed, including heavy hens 23 27 and fryers 37 38.

Chicago Gers U. S USDA FCFB

Chicago Potatoes Market Report August Update

USDA potato arrivals stand at 161, on track 282, with total U S shipments 467. Supplies are moderate and demand fair. market firm for russets but weaker for reds. Idaho Oregon russets 6 15 to 6 25, Washington russets 5 25 to 6 20, bakers 6 50, Wisconsin contiacs 4 00 to 4 35, Triumph type 4 40.

Chicago USDA U. S Idaho

Grain Prices Ease as Weather Boosts Midwest Crops

Trading on the board of trade sees light but steady selling pressure across grains. Wheat falls about 1 percent to 2.29 per bushel while corn slips around 1 percent to 1.76, oats hold near unchanged, rye edges lower, and soybeans drop 1 to 2 percent. lard declines 20 to 30 cents per hundred pounds, Sept at 10.85.

Chicago Board of Trade Midwest

Chicago cash grain market report

Chicago cash grain report lists limited wheat activity with no cash wheat. Corn prices range from No 1 and No 2 yellow 1.83 to 1.85, No 4 at 1.79 to 1.805, No 5 at 1.75 to 1.76, and sample grade 1.45 to 1.624. Oats sample grade medium heavy white 0.86. Barley making 1.35 to 1.81 and feed 1.10 to 1.29. Soybeans show no activity.

Dee Waae Dee Eee Jan Etee Mar Weeee May Wee Chicago

Estimated receipts Chicago August 28 47 USDA figures

Estimated salable livestock receipts for Friday show hogs about 5000 head cattle around 1000 and sheep near 500. The USDA totals reflect a moderate supply with hogs leading volume and cattle and sheep smaller in comparison.

Chicago USDA

Market Leaders Show Mixed Gains The Am Group Rises

Am Can up 32 percent and Am Home climbs 37 percent as Am Rad and Am Smelt post strong gains. Am Tel and Tel rise 155 percent while Am Teb 57 and Anacon Cop 45 show notable moves. Armour 95 and Boeing Airp 36 percent follow with diverse results across a broad list of companies including Case JI and Chrysler 80 percent.

Tel & Tel Teb Anacon Cop Armour Atchison Bendix Av Beth St Boeing Airp Chrysler Curtiss Wr Deere du Pont

Purebred Beef Cattle Breeders Win High Prizes at Iowa State Fair

At the Des Moines Iowa state fair placings for Aberdeen Angus and Hereford breeds were announced. Wilton Farms Davenport earned multiple wins including junior bull calves and senior yearling entries while Goose Creek Farms Muscatine secured several top finishes. Hillandale Farm Muscatine led Hereford entries with top junior and summer yearling placements.

Des Moines Wilton Farms Davenport Goose Creek Farms Muscatine Hillandale Farm Millandale Farm

Royal Neighbors Social Club to Meet Wednesday

The Royal Neighbors social club will hold a Wednesday evening meeting at Wilton city hall. Hostesses include Ella Rife Viola Siems Pearl Martin Elizabeth Martin Cora Reginnetter Alvin Stoelk. Attendees and guests are listed among local residents.

Wilton Royal Neighbors City Hall Ella Rife Viola Siems Pearl Martin Elizabeth Martin Cora Reginnetter Alvin Stoelk Gus Heinrich Michael Des Moines R. L. May Lennie Garrison Centerville May Harry Freeland Lillie Maurer M. M. Harding Ed Duffe

Couples Planning Vacation Trip Feted at Supper

Wilton area relatives and friends hosted a surprise buffet supper at Dunravin College for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nicolaus and Mr. and Mrs. Frank King who were preparing a New England States and St Lawrence River boat trip. Guests included Judge Matthew Westrate and multiple Nicolaus households. After a turkey supper, guests enjoyed cards.

Downey Rudolph Sebelien Frank King Harry Nicolaus Harold Nicolaus Jerry George Raie Robert Nicolaus Sherry Dunravin” College

Six Months To Live Believer Returns Cured At Sea

Bristol report says retired British naval officer J. C. R. Griffin was told he had six months to live. He bought a boat and went to sea to die but arrived back in port claiming he is completely cured. He offered no explanation of how.

Bristol England J. C. R. Griffin

Big Leaguers and Peanuts in a Notable Lineup

A round of baseball legends led by Bob Lemoi Jerry Priddy and others including Lowie Irving Noreen Hank Sauer and Al Zarilla are highlighted in a nostalgic lineup. The piece notes prominent names and their era impact within a compact memory sketch.

Bob Lemoi Jerry Priddy Peanuts Lowie Irving Noreen Hank Sauer al Zarilla

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