Muscatine Daily Report 1971 Admits and Dismissals
Admitted patients include Theresa Thompson 2112 Breese Mrs Este van Trevine 712 E Std Mrs Elmer Young Route 4 Mrs Laura Hines 1907 Mulberry and others. Dismissals list Donna Keever 126 W 3rd Mrs Edwin Groters 307 Clay Mrs Rosa Jennings Oakwood Nursing Home and several infants. Born: daughter to Heaston Muscatine and son to Timmson Wilton. WAPELLO study club news and social calendar sections follow with meetings Sept 1, picnics, nature talks, and local club events. Also notes on hospital patient Earl Moore and air trophy winner Ronald Veach. Fire department and theft reports conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Thomp
Breese
Estevan Trevine
Elmer Young
Laura Hines
Mulberry
Burn, Johnson
Grandview
Jeffrey Bishop
Lucas
Stanley van Nice
Frederick Terny
Donna Keever
W. 3Rd
Edwin Gro ‘Ters
Clay
Rosa Jennings
Oakwood
Clemente Garcia
Route 1
Raymond Reist
Main
Thomas Gray
Orange
Richard Jackson
Boston Park
Dale Mittman
Charles Schrieber
Richard Kruse
Wilton
James Heaston
Muscatine
Robert Timmson
Earl Moore
Fletcher
Iowa City
Freeze to affect teachers holding single contracts
Iowa teachers with individual contracts face a pay freeze rules ruling by the President's Cost of Living Council. Eligibility for fall raises hinges on actual work under contract by Aug 5, with blanket contracts not guaranteeing raises unless worked under before Aug 15. Separate item reports Lundell Manufacturing strike with 75 workers and IAMAW Local 1426 after Aug 20 contract expiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Cost of Living Council
National Education Association
Cherokee, Iowa
Lundell Manufacturing Co
Lundell
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Icelandic Civility Bakes Quiet Eardrums and Rules
AP Special Correspondent tours Reykjavik to reveal a high living standard and strict social norms. The city bans dogs in streets, hosts octagonal music houses, and keeps Keflavik airport distant. Iceland enforces tough driving while intoxicated laws with swift testing and penalties. The country enjoys a cool oceanic climate, an Althing parliament, and full literacy, publishing many books per capita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Europe
Farm youth from Nicaragua to visit Stockton Farm
Ronald J. Bolanos of Nicaragua, International Farm Youth Exchanges, will join the Max Ganzer family on Route 1 Stockton Sunday and stay through Sept 5. A university graduate in Agriculture, he is a professional youth worker with 4S clubs in Nicaragua, observing 4-H activities, agriculture, and community development at the 500 hectare home farm growing cotton, corn, rice, beans, and sorghum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald J. Bolanos
International Farm
Nicaragua
Max Ganzer
Stockton
Bolanos
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Daily Report
Wapello
Iowa River
ISU
Mik Stephens
Nikki Jackson
Nancy Ortmeyer
WWI
VPW
United Methodist Church
Webers
Town River
Loh
Lela Pretz
Wscs General Eseeling
Fullerton
Louisa County
Burlington Memorial Hospital
Air Trophy
Ronald C. Veach
Constance
Robert Middaughs
Republic of Colombia
Veach
Carl Veach
Central City
Colorado
Lake Park Blvd
Gil Huseman
Muscatine High School
Richard Auberg
Devitt Ave
Donald Brewer
Brewer
North Star
Walnut St
4M& B
Millie) Schroder
Davenport
Anna Millie Schroder
High St
St. Luke’s Hospital
Range Chapel
Blue Grass
Chicago
Benjamin H. Schroder
Pleasant Prairie
Schroder
Farm Bureau
Purity
C.E.S
Wilton Junction
White Shrine
Masonic
Women’s Club
Horticultural Club
Richard V
Evelyn) Becker
Harvey B
Silvis, NL
Laura Johnson
Worthington
Minn
Alvena Johnson
Round Lake
Benjamin
Henry
Louis Greve
Range Mortuary
Mary Suchsland
Zion Lutheran Church
Fred Boyce
Herbert Grebing
Shirley Smith
William Dittman
Ralph Dittman
Ray Miller
Don Stange
Greenwood Cemetery
Suchsland
Monroe St
Ralph J. Wittich
Sioux City, Iowa
Spencer Foods, Inc
Joseph Esselman
Omaha
Lushwell
Rey
Astor
Bach
Hugh A. Mulligan
Reykjavik
Keflavik
Gulf Stream
Ronald Bolanos
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