Muscatine Schools Reach 6314 Enrolled In District Totals
District reports 6314 students across Muscatine Community School District with 1171 in high school, 1371 in junior high, and 3772 in elementary. School by school tallies include Franklin 347, Garfield 357, Grant 298, Jefferson 634, Lincoln 403, and Harry Kelly birth day note alongside tributes to Presidents Johnson Coolidge. Local honors include military promotions for Joseph M. Lewis and Fred Faulkner, and a Muscatine Masquers season opening Sept. 2 at Laura Musser Museum.
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Muscatine Community
Thee
Franklin
Garfield
Grant
Jefferson
Lincoln
Evangelistic Services Start Here Monday at Walnut Street Church
Evangelist Robert L. Sumner of Indianapolis will lead a seven day campaign at Walnut St Baptist Church in Muscatine beginning Monday September 2 and ending Sunday September 8. Sessions run 7 30 p m each evening with invitation to all faiths. Sumner directs Biblical Evangelism and edits the Biblical Evangelist. Meanwhile Izaak Walton League officers in Muscatine are to be installed September 5 with district director Henry Brandt presiding. New officers include Stolley Diltman Nesmith Lewis and Thorpe.
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Walnut St. Baptist Church
Robert L. Sumner
Indianapolis
Ind
Muscatine
Sumner
Biblical Evangelism
Baptist Evangelistic Association
The
Biblical Evangelist
Sword of the Lord
America
Timothy T. Barrett
Izaak Walton League
Howard Stolley
Ralph Diltman
John Nesmith
Walter Lewis
Henry Brandt
George Blackwood
Fred Bunn
Gerald Hetzler
Robert Kaufman
Robert Thorpe
Carl Tiecke
Ralph Dittman
Hunt America
Erv Jennings
Delwyn Evans
Mascouten
Henry Flickenger
Izaak Walton
Youth Unhurt After Car Strike on East 2nd Street
Dennis Wiley, a boy of 4211 East 2nd street, escaped injury when struck by a car in the 1000 block of East 2nd street Friday morning. The driver, Mrs. James Brauhn of rural Muscatine, notified police.
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Dennis Wiley
E. 2Nd Street
East 2Nd Street
James Brauhn
Muscatine
Roberts Named Manager of New Heinz Facilities
Cyril P. Roberts, former manager at the H J Heinz Muscatine plant, is appointed to a newly created role as manager of new facilities and project planning. He started with Heinz in 1929, has led factories in Salem New Jersey Fremont Ohio and Muscatine, and was eastern manufacturing region head in 1961.
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Cyril P. Roberts
H.J. Heinz
Muscatine
H.J. Heinz Company
Howard E. McKinley
Roberts
Heinz
Salem, N.J
Fremont, C
Brief Schedule At City YMCA
The YMCA week of September 2 to 7 schedule lists closures and family swim times. Monday is closed. Tuesday and Thursday feature 7 p.m. family swims. Saturday shows 7:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. family swims. Labor Day holiday on Sept 2 prompts local offices and services to close. banks, schools, post office windows, libraries, and transit may pause. City and county offices close.
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YMCA
C.B.M.C
Muscatine
YWCA
Election Judges and Clerks Named for Primary Election
Muscatine County announces the nine precincts for the September 3 primary and lists election judges and clerks by township or ward. Names include Bloomington Joseph L. Hogan George Monson Paul Rohling. Cedar Virgil Fuhlman Marian Lee Emma Gage. Fruitland Ida Taylor Mer non Peck Harry Marx. Fulton Wilbur Matzen Glenn Moeller William Ehrecke Jr. Goshen Paul Oberman Logan Steen William McKillip. Lake Burdette Hitchcock George Reesink Clyde Minder. Montpelier Fr ncis Rinnert Lester Bonsack Albert Kemper. Moscow Marvin Johnson George McCoy Francis Henderson. Crono Ed Milder Mary Singleton Charles Shellabarger. Pike Ellsworth McGowan Gladys Rudman Roy Bieri. Seventy Six Alice Noll Leo Furlong G Earl Bailey. Sweetland Ralph Sywas sink Howard Toyne Roger Kretschmar. Wapsie Curtis James Mary Bowie Francis Hinkhouse Inez Birkett Wilma Wieskamp Vion Clayton Rest Harold Ochiltree Edward McQuillen Raymond Moeller Frank Scott. First Ward of Muscatine Mary Fuller Ruth Bollinger Norma Thomas Shirley Baumgarden Eva Kramer Louise Deahr Margaret Ziegenhorn John W Alexander. Second Ward Muriel Finnegan Elizabeth Brodie Liffian Kuebler Dorothy Brown Pat.
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Muscatine County
Muscatine
Bloomington
Joseph L. Hogan
George Monson
Paul Rohling
Cedar
Virgil Fuhlman
Marian Lee
Emma Gage
Fruitland
Ida Taylor
Mernon Peck
Harry Marx
Fulton
Wilbur Matzen
Glenn Moeller
William Ehrecke
Goshen
Paul Oberman
Logan Steen
William McKillip
Lake — Burdette Hitchcock
George Reesink
Clyde Minder
Montpelier
Francis Rinnert
Lester Bonsack
Albert Kemper
Moscow
Marvin Johnson
George McCoy
Francis Henderson
Crono
Ed Milder
Mary Singleton
Charles Shellabarger
Pike — Ellsworth McGowan
Gladys Rudman
Roy Bieri
Alice Noll
Shirley Baumgarden
Eva Kramer
Louise Deahr
Margaret Ziegenhorn
John W. Alexander
Second Ward
Muriel Finnegan
Elizabeth Brodie
Liffian
Kuebler
Dorothys Brown
Pat
Two Concerts At Weed Park
The Musicians Local 551 will present two concerts at Weed Park on Sunday and Monday afternoons at 2 p.m. Dixieland and Country music will be featured under the direction of Dave Warner. Supported by grants from the trust fund of the recording industries and Local 551, with a roster of performers listed by ward and first names.
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Weed Park
Dave Warner
Strust Fund
The
Recording Industries
Local 551
Musicians Union
Social Security Questions Answers Explained
A reader asks about retirement and earnings limits. The SSA notes you can receive full payments for months with no earnings over 140 and that annual rules allow payment for months with low earnings. Earning up to 1660 per year does not affect payments, while earning over 1680 reduces benefits until earnings exceed 2880. Regardless, if you do not earn above 140 in a month, you receive that month's benefit.
Barefoot In the Park Second Masquers Season
Barefoot In the Park will be the second play in the Masquers 1968-69 season following Mary Mary. The comedy about newlyweds features a fifth floor walk up as they move into their first apartment. Season tickets on sale Aug 25 Sept 7 for $7 family or $4 single with contact Masquers Box 502 Muscatine 264-1789.
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Mary
J. B
Muscatine
LIQUOR STORE CLOSES FOR HOLIDAY AND ELECTION
The Iowa liquor store will be closed Monday for Labor Day and will also close Tuesday due to the primary election.
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Iowa
Muscatine Journal Publisher and Advertiser Details
The Muscatine Journal is published daily except Sundays and certain holidays by The Muscatine Journal, a member of Lee Enterprises. It operates from 301 E 3rd St, Muscatine Iowa and is a second class matter in the local post office.
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Muscatine Journal
Lee Enterprises
3Rd St
Muscatine
Iowa
Associated Press
Subscription Rates for Muscatine Daily News
Daily carrier in Muscatine $2.00 per month in advance. Carrier outside Muscatine forty cents a week. Rail within fifty miles $15.00 yearly. Mail in towns with service $13.00 yearly. Mail over fifty miles $20.00 yearly. All mail subscriptions payable in advance. Office hours 9 to 5 daily, Saturday 8 to noon. Special delivery until 6:30 p.m. daily and 4:00 p.m. Saturdays. Dial 263-2331.
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City of Muscatine
Muscatine
Naily
Dial
Three Car Wreck Sends Two to Hospital in Muscatine
Two people remained under observation at Muscatine General hospital after a three car collision on Grandview Avenue near a restaurant drive at 1701. Filberto Valenzuela Jr., 22, and Linda Sue Huddleston, 21, were in good condition with chest pains and injuries. Douglas Batty, 16, Jimmie Huddleston, 25, and Dianar Lynn Huddleston, 17 months, were treated and released for mouth injuries, cuts, and bruises. Police say Valenzuela drove south on Grandview Ave just north of the intersection.
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Muscatine General Hospital
Grandview Avenue
Filberto Valenquela, Jr
Mississippi Drive
Muscatine
Linda Sue Huddieston
Kraft Street
St. Louis
Douglas Charles Batty
Sherman Street
Jimmie Darrel Huddleston
Dianar Lynn Huddleston
Batty
Jimie Huddleston
Valenzuela
Huddleston
Arnold Feldhahn
Stockton
Harold Davidson
Dalton
Mill Street
Kate Schildt
First Ave
Thomas Blake
New Hampshire Street
Park Avenue
Washington Street
Marvin Tooman Receives Silver Navigator Wings
Second Lieutenant Marvin L. Tooman son of Mr and Mrs Roy E Tooman of Rt 5 Muscatine has been awarded silver wings after graduation from the U S Air Force navigator school at Mather AFB California He remains at Mather for advanced training as an electronic warfare officer A Muscatine High School graduate he earned an A A from Muscatine Community College a B S H from Drake University and was commissioned through ROTC His wife Fayonne is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Busch of 208 E Fifth St Muscatine
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Marvin L. Tooman
Roy E. Tooman
Rt. 5
Muscatine
U.S. Air Force Navigator School
Mather Afb
Calif
Tooman
Mather
Muscatine High School
Muscatine Community’ College
Des Moines
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Fayonne
Harry Busch
E. Fifth St., Muscatine
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Lucas St. Muscatine
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kelly
Johnson
Calvin Coolidge
Antonette Faulkner
Green St
Joseph M. Lewis
Fred Faulkner
Wayne Lewis
Germany
New Ulm
Saigon
Phuoc le
Or Tay
Costal Rand
San Francisco
Judy Ann
Route 1
D. Btry
Bist Arty
APO
New York
N.Y
E. S. Burns
Laura Musser
Madison
McKinley
Washington
Colorado
Mulberry
JF. Kennedy
West Jr. High
Central Jr. High
Pilot Club
Pilot International Club
Kent
Margaret Griffith
Atlantic City
Maurice
Baringer
Maurice Baringer
City Ymca
Jim Bramwell
U. S. Senate
Jim
U. S
Bramwell
Senate
Garry Woodward
Stor
W. W. Kam
Parliament
Malaysia
Chamber of Commerce
Nellie M. Vetter
Frank J. Killian
Kam
U. S. Department of State
Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs
Chicago
Myra Brade
Helen Liebbe
Harvey Moore
Fred Riexinger
Social Security Administration
E. 4Th St
Davenport
Phelps Bros. Laundry
the Muscatine Journal
Marvin L, Tooman
Marvin Tooman
Migrant Center
Second St
Bob Miller
Miller Sheriff Committee
Editon
Doris Day
Brian Keith
East Second St
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