Funeral services for Vaarl Nauman conducted in West Liberty
Funeral services for Vaarl Nauman were held Thursday at Snicer Funeral Home with Rev. Elmer Baker of the Christian church in charge. Pallbearers were Guy Smith, Arlie Kennedy, Bob Bucknan Jr., Harold Barkhurst, Lester Barkhurst and Norton Wymen. Burial followed at Oakridge Cemetery.
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West Liberty
Vaarl Nauman
Snicer
Elmer Baker
The
Christian Church
Glen Campbell
Orgalt
Guy Smith
Arlie
Kennedy
Bob Bucknan Jr
Harold Barkhurst
Lester Barkhurst
Norton Wymen
Oakridge Cemetery
Harters Visit as Navy Family Plans Pensacola Return
Lt JG and Mrs Gary Harter and Douglas are on a six week visit with relatives in Muscatine. Lt JG Harter, former plane commander of a Navy super constellation at Barber's Point Hawaii, will be stationed in Pensacola after the trip. Also noted is a legal notice for Muscatine Plumbing & Heating Co Inc and a funeral service update for Kathryn Overholt with details of her life and survivors.
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Gary Harter
Douglas
Elatives
Harter
Patricia Orr
James. Orr
JG Harter
Barber's Point
Hawaii
ARAKI
Muscatine, Plumbing & Heating CO
Muscatine Plumbing & Heating CO
Jawa Business Corporation Act
Iawa
Svail
Said
G.ronald Gonking
A . G. Ronald Conkling
Muscatine
Iowa
Frederick W. Othmer
I Harold ©. Troxel
State of
Pesc
Muscatine County
Inne
Muscatine Plumbing & Heating. CO
G. Ronald Cankling
Allbee & Allbee Attorneys
Kathryn Overholt
Columbus Junction
Stacy Funeral Home
Kathryn_ Overholt
Muscatine General Hospital
Washington County
Francis Mafion
Sarah Cowles Latta
Samuel M. Overhalt
Columbus d Junction
Methodist Church
WSCS
P.E.0
Ted Overholt
Des Moines
Frank Svadthe
Swine Steady To Strong in Active Trade
Chicago livestock receipts for Friday are forecast at 5,000 cattle 5,000 hogs and 300 sheep. Hog offerings were above average yet sold steady to strong in active trading. Mixed No. 1 and 2 hogs cleared at 17.26 to 17.50 for 200-930 lb, with 190-260 lb at 17 to 17.25. Sows 13 to 16. Cattle scarce but some 900-1100 lb steers at 29.50 to 34.50. heifers 29.00 to 23.73. cows 14.50 to 16.50. Sheep 18 to 41 for spring lambs. Moscow reports Soviet denouncement of Cuban raids and continued support for Fidel Castro. Potatoes: arrivals 2 on track, demand steady for russets, Wisconsin and Michigan tracked.
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Chicago
Wall Street Stocks Record Mixed Returns Amid Trading
Late New York stock quotations show mixed gains and losses across major names. Pepsi Cola, Am Can, Gen Mot, Am Tel, Radio Corp, and Ford Mot are among the movers, with several industrials and utilities posting fractional changes. Market commentary notes modest activity and variance in key sectors.
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Fepsi Cola
Alum Co
Phill Pet
Radio Corp
T&t
Ind
Beth St
Bencott
Boeing Air
Kresge
US Rubber
DuPont
KRY Cent
US Steel
Eastman
West U Tel
Penney
Damage suit and dismissals filed in Daily Report
In damage suit Cash v Pace and Jackie Carl Bergen the plaintiff seeks 5279.86 plus interest and costs for a 1963 traffic accident on Mulberry and East Fourth streets. Default judgment Havemann Grocery v Eldridge and Lambert awarded 202.30 plus 8.40 attorney fees 4119 costs and interest. Speeding cases Michael H Leuck Royce R Hyink. Intoxication Frank Sullivan. Hospital admissions list several names with addresses. Dismissals listed for multiple individuals. Births noted: daughter to Geészris of Wilton and son to Pugh of New Hampshire Avenue.
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Cash
Pace
Jackie Carl Bergen
Mulberry Avenue
East Fourth Street
Fourth
Mulberry
Havemann Grocery
Eldridge
Beatrice Lambert
Grains Show Slipping Prices On Midwestern Rainfall Signals
Chicago grain futures drifted lower as scattered buying failed to stem a down trend. Traders blamed overnight rainfall across the Midwest for weak corn and soybean futures while wheat faced selling pressure ahead of Friday tenders. Receipts included 12 wheat cars, 139 corn, 2 oats, 43 soybeans, with September futures cited for each grain.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Midwest
Stocks Rally Amid Rail Strike Fears In Heavy Trading
New York traders pushed prices higher as fears of a railroad strike easing. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 142 points to 796.19 at noon, continuing a sharp rally fueled by belief that Congress would forestall renewed strike threats.
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New York
Congress
Dow Jones
Chicago wholesale buying price report
Chicago wholesale buying prices steady with minor grade variations. Descriptions include 93 score AA S774 and 92 A ST BIC B513 for cars, plus Epes irregular wholesale prices at 70 percent or pattern grade A whites 5635. Notes on quality categories list mediums 31 standards 33 dirtier 27 checks 26 percent.
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Chicago
Omaha Livestock Market Prices Report
Omaha Livestock Market Wednesday prices show US grade cattle firm with calves and heifers steady to higher demand. Hogs trade 17.25 to 17.50 per pound for 200 to 250 head, sows 15.50 to 16.25, cattle 2,000 head with steer values around 24.50 to 22.80 for good and choice, heifers steady to strong, lambs at 19.75 to 20.50 with prime spring lots appearing.
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Omaha
USDA
U. S
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report August 22
Chicago cash grain figures show no wheat or soybean sales. Corn prices listed as No 2 yellow 1.92 and No 3 yellow Tale. No 5 yellow rat oats and No 2 extra heavy white 68 percent for oat oil. Soybean oil price noted at 8b.
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Chicago
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China
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J. B. ST. Clair
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Mulberry Ave
Daily Report
William Wellens
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Mulberry Avenues
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Westwood Jane
Frank Sullivan
Cincinnati
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Leon Dilbeck
Nichols
Leonel Villar ‘Real
Buffalo
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Henry Harpton
Oak
Steven Terrill
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David Horney
Marie McCormick
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Newell
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Ruth Anthony
Grandview
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Edward Meir
Climer
Scott Toyne
Gerald Geéhris
Wilton
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Sun. Mart Buttercrust Bread
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