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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1972

Page

5

Daily Reports from Muscatine Court Records

Muscatine Journal notes arrests and court findings from public records. Names and addresses listed include Hutchison, Davis, Eaton, MacGowan, Neff, Morgan, Luna, Martinez, Elliott, Berry, Lazio, and Shouse. notices of marriage license, petitions, and custody orders accompany local incidents and hospital entries in Louisa and surrounding areas.

Muscatine Journal A Leken Jack L. Berns John Wesley Hutchison W. 3Rd Gary Richard Davis Bettendorf Thomas Eaton Scott St Ronald MacGowan Milan Rachel Neff Dennis Morgan Amereana Dr Shirley Neipert Wilton Gerald Keith Cedar St Sotero Luna Jr Ernesto Martinez Lake Park Blvd Bobby Lee 4Th St Roger Fuller Keith Elliott Max R. Werling Eddie Dean Berry Nancy Helen Lazio

Central Iowa Stockyards cattle and hogs market report

Webster City Iowa stockyards report shows steers steady while heifers fall 25 to 50 cents. Bulk steers 34.00 to 35.00 with tops to 35.00. bulk heifers 32.75 to 33.00 tops 33.10. cows 23.00 to 27.00. bulls 30.00 to 33.00. Hogs up to 25 higher with butcher grade 23.00 to 29.00 and top 29.25. boars under 350 pounds 20.00 to 24.00. heavyweights 23.00. Wednesday estimate 00 cattle 900 hogs.

Webster City Iowa Central Iowa National Til

Yesterday’s Picnic Spoiled by Rain at Baptist Mis sion

A distant recall of yesterday's rain ruined a Baptist Mission Sunday school picnic, leading to an indefinite postponement. The column also notes various local nostalgia items from 100, 75, 50, 25 and 10 years ago, with mentions of travel, honors, and family events.

Baptist Mission Atly John F. Devitt Ward St American Bar Association San Francisco Devill Loretta George Rollins Arnold Kolpack Fletcher Ave Chicago JF. Eveland Nevada J. Arthur Eveland First Evangelical United Brethren Church Harry Bowsman Warren Blackwell Cheyenne, Wyo

Break-in Reported at Glen and Bob's Body Shop

Police investigated an overnight break-in at Glen and Bob's Body Shop on Gobble Street. Entry was by a broken northwest window. the building was ransacked but no items appeared missing. Tires reportedly stolen from Tamon G Rivera of Olive Branch audition. Leroy Jackson reported a five speed Schwinn Stingray bike stolen from his yard. Aden Fix reported a green five speed Schwinn bike stolen from Plaza shopping center lot. Mrs Donald Seaba reported an orange Woolworth girl’s bicycle stolen overnight.

Glen and Bob Gobble St Tamon G. Rivera Olive Branch Goodyear Leroy Jackson Aden Fix Mulberry Ave Plaza Donald Seaba Poplar St

Marijuana arrests in Muscatine youth and man charged

Muscatine police arrested Randy J. Scarlett, 15, and Gary D. Terry, 19, at 1028 Newell Ave on controlled substance charges. Terry appeared today in Muscatine Municipal Court with A. Wayne Eckhardt. Burns released him on 10 percent of a $1,000 bond and set a preliminary hearing for Sept 4. Scarlett was transferred to juvenile court.

Muscatine Ronald Martin Randy J. Scarlett Gary D. Terry Newell Ave Terry Alty Wayne Eckhardt Muscatine Municipal Court Jack L. Burns Flor Scarlett

Washington man named fund leader for First District Democrats

John Elliott of Washington is named sub First District Democratic Party fund raising chairman for Scott Louisa Muscatine and Washington counties. He will oversee fund raising events, appoint county chairmen, and coordinate ticket sales for the September 13 party fund raising barbeque at Wildcat Den State Park with Ed Mezvinsky as the featured guest.

John Elliott Washington Democratic Party Scott Louisa Muscatine Elliott First District Democratic Gertrude MacQueen Ed Gilmour Gilmour Wildcat den State Park Ed Mezvinsky

Three Vehicle Crash on Highway 1 South of Muscatine

The Muscatine County sheriff’s department investigated a three vehicle accident on highway 1 near Progress Park at 7:15 a.m. A 1972 Suzuki motorcycle driven by Larry Jones aged 20 and a 1969 Dodge driven by Randall Freund aged 28 were turning into a business driveway. Freund’s Dodge was rear ended by a 1963 Dodge driven by Leona Fullington aged 24, causing Freund’s car to strike Jones’ motorcycle. No injuries were reported and charges are pending.

Muscatine Leona Fullington Freund Auto

Livestock Quotations From AP and USDA Update

Market quotes move through Monday with livestock figures from AP and USDA. Prices show modest shifts amid supply and demand signals as trading begins for the week.

USDA

National Stockyards and Chicago Grain Market Roundup

National Stockyards reports 5 000 hogs 500 cattle and 200 sheep for Wednesday with hog receipts at 6 500. hog prices up to 50 cents, sow prices firm to 50 higher. Chicago wheat futures rise about 2 cents but soybeans corn oats ease. traders note strong demand and export potential, with prices mixed across grain and hogs.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade China

Stocks decline on price rulings and higher rates

New York stocks fell as the Price Commission denied price hikes and major banks moved to a 5 percent prime rate. The Dow dropped 6.39 to 950.56 while the NYSE composite edged down 0.20 and the American Stock Exchange index slid 0.05. Ford, GM, and American Motors weakened, Curtiss-Wright gained on the Wankel engine news.

New York American Stock Exchange Robert Stovall Reynolds Securities Bank of America Manufacturers Hanover Trust Price Commission Ford General Motors Chrysler American Motors Curtiss-Wright

Pumpkin project yields harvest for young grower

In Columbus Junction David Duncan, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Duncan, shows a thriving kindergarten pumpkin crop. Seeds saved from last year under teacher Miss Karene Mills, planted this spring, with a 38 pound large pumpkin highlighted in the photo.

Columbus Junction David Duncan Paul Duncan Karene Mills David

Obituaries and Funerals for Susan Schafer and Others

Funeral services are listed for Susan Rebecca Schafer 19 of Columbus Junction with burial in Columbus City cemetery after a fatal auto accident near Lone Tree. Also noted are memorial services for Clarence William Blank in Wilton and funeral services for John Harold Gritfin in Wilton with burial in Davenport Memorial Park and Muscatine Memorial Park.

Susan Beci) Schafer Columbus Junction Rebecca Bec Schafer Stacy-Lewis Leo K. Ruley Columbus City Cemetery Lone Tree Clarence Blank Wilton Clarence William Blank Gill Memorial G.W. Ukena Paul Maurer LeRoy Hamann Leo Healy Clarence Beinke Charles Corle Sr Charles Herrold Clarence Jondle Davenport Memorial Park Cemetery J. A. & Wilton John ‘Harold Gritfin Gill Donald’ Wooge E.B. Meyer Cindy Martz Willodene Lindle Sandy Nickel Clarice Glenny Shirley Grimm Don Litedle Kenneth Marois Herbert Townsend Dan Grimr Bob Nietzel Jim Shepard Muscatine Mémorial Park Cemetery

Dates Set for September Food Stamp Sales

Dates announced for the sale of food stamps set for September on specific dates. Sales occur at the Food Stamp Office Room 4 Muscatine County Courthouse from 9 A.M. to 11 45 A.M. and 1 P.M. to 3 P.M. Appointment required by calling 24 3130. Bring proof of income Social Security pensions housing rent insurance and medical receipts.

Food Stamp Office Muscatine County Court House

Gov Ray urges unity at Republican campaign strategy meeting

Gov Robert Ray led a Republican unity push in Des Moines urging adherence to the party platform. He and top Republicans laid out lines, issues, and tactics for the upcoming legislature, noting half the members will be new. The 1971-72 school aid plan with a property tax freeze tops campaign priorities.

Des Moines Iowa Robert Ray Ray Maurice Baringer

Durant Opens School With 965 Students

A tentative opening day headcount in Durant shows 965 students enrolled. Of these, 660 are in kindergarten through eighth grade and 297 in high school. Superintendent Roger K. Langer lists by grade: K 67, 1st 61, 2nd 63, 3rd 70, 4th 79, 5th 77, 6th 77, 7th 74, 8th 79, 9th 78, 10th 78, 11th 69, 12th 72, with eight special education students bused to Tipton.

Savings bond totals show county and state progress

Jim Pulliam reports Muscatine county sales of Series E and H bonds in July reach 97,877 dollars, lifting seven month total to 693,478 and 66 percent of 1972 goal. Taylor county tops at 109 percent, Mills 98, Ringgold 98, Appanoose 87. State seven month total 56,231,040 at 66 percent. Other counties reach Scott 62 percent, Louisa 71, Cedar 75, Johnson 62.

Jim. Pulliam Muscatine Volunteer County ‘Savings Bonds Taylor County Mills Ringgold Appanoose Pulliam Scott County Louisa Cedar Johnson

Cub Scout leaders kickoff season in Hoover district

Roundtable set for 7 30 tonight at Our Savior Lutheran church in Lucas St to begin the 1972 73 program calendar. Discussion will cover School Night for Scouting Sept 21 roundtables literature and training plus upcoming events and program ideas.

Hoover Our Savior Lutheran Church Lucas

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