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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1963

Page

2

One Candidate Files for Muscatine School Board

One candidate for Muscatine Community School District board of directors has filed nomination papers. John D. Barger, 704 Climer, seeks reelection and currently serves on the band. J. Robert Lewis, a longtime director and former president, will not seek reelection. Filing deadline is 12 noon Friday, Aug. 30. Election set for Sept. 9 with two directors to be named.

Muscatine Community School District John D. Barger Climer J. Robert Lewis Lewis Iiime Prijday

Two Admit Muscatine Burglaries

John Charles Hall and Albert Lee Foster, both 28, confessed to burglaries at Air Lumber Co and the Park Avenue Sun Mart in Muscatine. They also admitted five burglaries across Nebraska Minnesota Iowa and Illinois. Tools were seized from their car and about $50 in stamps and money orders were missing from a postal substation.

Alton Air Lumber Co Park Avenue Sun Mart John Charles ’ Hall Albert Lee Foster Clifford Bennett Bennett Hetner Alton Ehigt Werp Heter Nebraska Minnesota Iowa Illinois Aisale Highway 1 Muscatine Hil Lum- 1 Hefner Hall Foster Hennett

Carver Pump promotes Babcock to top post at Muscatine firm

Willis Babcock of Wilton is named executive vice president and general manager of Carver Pump Company in Muscatine. Roy J. Carver remains president. Babcock joined Carver Pump in 1939 after transferring from Aurora, Illinois as vice president in charge of engineering.

Willis Babcock Wilton Carver Pump Company of Muscatine Roy J. Carver Babcock Carver Pump Aurora

Hayes High Records Record Enrollment At Hayes Catholic High

Hayes Catholic High reports 180 term registrations with 97 boys and 83 girls. Principal Rev. F. J. Lenoch notes this is a new record, up 27 students from last year, and announces a holiday schedule Friday with classes resuming full schedule on Tuesday September 3.

Hayes Catholic High School F. J. Lenoch Iclude Lenoch Hayes Hayes High

Predict Fair Weather Here Predict Fair Weather Here

Fale and mild weather is pre dicted for the remaining days of August. Clear and cooler weather was predicted for tonight and Friday in southeast Iowa, with minimum temperatures, tonight bus to dip into the upper 50s. Top tempera tures Friday were expected to be near 89, Muscatine experienced an 87 degree temperature Wednesday, with a drop to 61 recorded dur ing the night. At noon today the mercury was at 80. Minimum readings at other places In Iowa varied from 30 at Spencer to 63 at Council Blutis and Lamoni.

Iowa Muscatine Spencer Council Blutis Lamoni

Brewer Aboard USS Enterprise During Mediterranean Deployment

Brewer Gecuician s mate first class son of Mr and Mrs Donald L Brewer of 2199 Breese Ave Muscatine serves aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Enterprise which visited Barcelona during a six month Sixth Fleet deployment in the Mediterranean with calls at Naples Genoa Havre Cannes and other ports. The Enterprise is expected to return soon to Norfolk Virginia. Also noted is the revocation of Joe Doneal Barker’s license for 60 days on August 2 for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated per the state department of public safety.

Lester 1. Brewar Gecuician USS Donald. L. Brewer Breese Ave Muscatine Enterprise Barcelona Spain Sixth Fleet Joe Doneal Barker Wilton State Department al Mublic

Rabbi Nodel Urges Public Education as Civic Keystone

Rabbi Junng J. Nodel of St. Louis, Missouri addressed Muscatine public school teachers and rural guests, urging education as a path to a strong society. He warned of lax morals, home-school gaps, and the danger of overemphasizing science at the expense of humanities, calling for Bible study replaced by the Bill of Rights, Constitution, and Declaration of Independence to shape an informed citizenry.

St. Louis Muscatine Nodel Lus Nodeliso J Brown U. S

Supervisors Approve Trailer Park Special Permit and Rezoning

The board approved a special permit to convert farm land into a mobile home park and rezoned 23.5 acres on Highway 61 from agriculture to residential north of Flat Creek. Ripley plans two trailer park areas with lagoon sewage, 700 feet frontage on 112 North South Road, and 3,320 feet east-west. A future commercial parcel south of the park is mapped, with water supply confirmed. McMahan objected by letter to the Ripley permit. The Pine Mill school grounds were slated for rezoning from agriculture to residential, to be converted into housing.

Board of Supervisors AL Agriculture D. Ripley Tawnland Fartheast Flat Inn Point Ripley Highway 61 Flat Harold J. Belknap Albert Kemper Pine Mill

Girl Injured In Accident Involving Two Cars

Hazel J. Siwailes, 2, of 506 East Eighth Street, was injured and treated at a physician's office after a two car collision at 12 08 p m at Mulberry Avenue and East Fifth Street. Police said she rode in her brother Orlandos car south on Mulberry when it collided with a car driven by Philip E Caparoon of 407 West Sixth Street going west on Fifth. Vehicles were moved by service trucks.

Iss Hazel J. Siwailes East Eighth Street Eday Mulberry Avenue East Fifth Street Orlano Mulberry Philip .E. Caparoon West Sixth Street Caparoon Fifth

Four Hurt In Mishap In Muscatine Alley Collision

A Muscatine woman Marjorie Ann Cooney and her three children were treated at Muscatine General Hospital for minor injuries after a 1 10 pm accident in an alley between Williams Street and Bast Firth. All were discharged. Kevin aged 7 sustained facial cuts, Lyle 5 an injured arm and shoulder, Karen 8 minor glass cuts, and Jon Begg Sr. had slight facial scratches. The other driver Mrs Robert J Wilson of 108 Canon Ave was not injured.

Muscatine Muscatine General Hospital Marjorie Ann Cooney Jon Begg Sr Kevin Cooney Lyle Cooney Karen Cooney Robert J. Wilson Canon Ave Williams St Bast Firth

Brus in Morocco Navy man shares new address

Theodore Richard Brus CTSN now stationed at Port Lyautey Morocco Africa. Son of Mr and Mrs R J Brus 715 East Tihal Muscatine a 1938 Muscatine High School grad entered Navy February and graduated Bainbridge Maryland fiancee Miss Joan Frick of Stockton. New address Box 53 Navy N M F P O New York NY.

Theodore Richard Brus CTSN Port Lyautey Morocco Africa Brus R. J. Brus East Tihal Muscatine Muscatine High School Navy U. S. Naval Training Center Bainbridge Maryland Joan Frick Stockton Theodore’ Richard USNC Navy Nm New York

Explorer Post 127 Elects New Officers

Explorer Post 137 of the First Methodist church elected officers to serve another year. James Hoffman was reelected president, Steve Ralston vice president, Jack Lane quartermaster, Tom Hammer secretary, Kevin Gleaves treasurer, and Harold Reeves and Art Bardwell cabinet representatives. Fourteen members made a canoe trip on the Illinois-Mississippi canal from Wyanet to Colona last weekend.

First Methodist Church James Hoffman Steve Ralston Jack Lane Tom Hammer Kevin Gleaves Harold Reeves Art Bardwell Ilinois-Misssip Wyanet Colone

Water Use Reaches New High at Muscatine Plant

Water use in Muscatine hit a new daily peak of 12,400,000 gallons, topping the previous record by 1,394,000 gallons set on August 21, 1862. Analysts attribute the rise to heavy industrial demand at the pumping plant.

Muscatine

Read Money Going Other Places In Iowa Highways

Des Moines report from the Iowa Petroleum Committee states that about 38 percent of motorists taxes for highways over seven years funded nonroad projects. Executive secretary Robert C. Philips says Iowa motorists paid over 411 million dollars in highway taxes since the interstate program began, while only about 256 million was placed into the Highway Trust Fund. He adds motorists now face a higher federal gasoline tax than before the program and questions continued tax rates with 40 percent of national funds withheld from the highway program.

Des Moines Iowa Petroleum Committee Phillips

Court Term Opens Tuesday With Judge Janssen Presiding

Court term opens Tuesday with Judge Arthur F. Janssen of Maquoketa presiding. Members of the bar will meet the judge in the morning to prepare the case docket. Those in the jury panel seeking to be excused report to the court on Wednesday, Sept. 4.

Arthur F. Janssen Maquoketa

Glatstein Files Petition of Bankruptcy in Des Moines

A bankruptcy petition was filed in Federal Court by Harry Robert Glatstein owner of Glatstein Stores a Muscatine based furnishings business. He lists debts of 21112 dollars and assets of 33039 dollars.

Des Moines Harry Robert Glatstein Glatstein Stores Muscatine

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