Obituaries for Henrietta Schmidt Laura Wonnell Nellie Cashman
Funeral services were held for Henrietta Schmidt at Snider funeral home with Louis Penningroth officiating. Interment followed at Overman cemetery Atalissa. Laura Ethel Wonnell, 76, died at Muscatine General Hospital after six years with her daughter in Muscatine. She previously ran Wornell Beauty Shop in Davenport for over seven years and is survived by family including D. N. Kuchler and Mary Downey. Miss Nellie Cashman, daughter of Thomas and Mary McCall Cashman, died in Berwyn NJ and services will be in Berwyn with graveside rites at Acton Catholic cemetery. she leaves three brothers, one sister, nieces and a grand-nephew.
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Henrietta Schmidt
West Liberty
Henrietta Schmitt
Pam
Snider
Laura Ethel Wonnell
Muscating General Hospital
Wornell
D. N. Kuebler
West Ninth
Muscatine
Davenport
Wornel
East Lo
Nellim Cashman
Nellie Cashman
Thomas and
Mary McCall Cashman
Muscatine County
Berwyn
Sa Vm
St. Hugh's
Fairbanks
Acton Catholic
Edwin of
Skokie
Phil
Harry
Letts
Mary
Owo
William Rehmer
Lombard
Mary Edwin
Maneley
Nichols Man Released On Bond Here
Raymond J. Hayes of Nichols faced assault and battery charges issued in Scott county. He was released today on a 125 dollar bond. Deputy Sheriff Charlie Whister arrested Hayes at the courthouse while she was renewing a layman’s license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Hayes
Nichols
Scott County
Roberta Hayes
Charlie Whister
Hayes
Ghayleur
New York Stocks on Friday Quotation List
A scattered list of stock quotes and prices includes Gen Matt Phill Pet 58, Am Can 48, Am Sugar 36, Am Tae 7, Tob 110, Anaconda 301, Armour 14, Bendix 83, Boeing 4, Sears 5, Sinclair Oil 38, Socony 48, Pac 3134, Std Onn Jeng, Texaco 85, Chrysler 47, Union Pac 38, Deere 525, U Steel 71, Gen Foods, Philco H% Woolworth Ba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
Atehiaon
Bendix
Beth Stani
Boeing Air
Naaio
Sears
Curtin
Deere
U & Steel
Gen Foods
Philco
Woolwrin
Local Court Roundup of Dec 1 1961 Cases and Births
In Friday's court report, Jerry Atkins paid fines after an accident on Kansan Street on Nov. 20. Robert Lo gel faced a minor delinquency charge with a $100 bond. Speeding, licenses, and support orders feature prominently, including decrees reducing weekly payments in the Smice case and a divorce granted restoring Hazel Manley. Several divorces, custody actions, and adjournments are noted, along with multiple admissions and dismissals. New births include sons to Schubacker, Richardson, Bensdie, and Beahe families.
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Jerry Efi Atkins
Route 1
Alalissa
Kansan Street
Robert
Henry Logel
East Second Street
Court of Justice ‘At the Peace
Harvey Allbee, Jr
Speedink
Phillip Wilbur Patterson
East Eighth Street
Licensiate
Vern Foutch
Woodbine
Nancy Jo Caviell
Atalissa
Gary Lee Brown
Muscatine
Margaret Ann Hazlewood
Lucille M. Smice
Lawrence D. Smice
Clay le Grand
Desiree
Hazel. McEacharn
Ernest McEacharn
le Grand
Plaintiff
Hazel Manley
Wnt
Milda Knight
Leo Knight
Peoria
Jefferson Street
Didn’t Stop After Mishap Man Fined
A traffic accident last Saturday night caused over 300 in damage to two cars and led to the arrest of Jerry Eli Atkins 25 route 1 Atalissa for failure to stop and inform at the scene in the 1300 block of Kansas Street. He was fined 10 dollars and 5 cents costs in Police court. Ray L Pace reported his car parked when another vehicle struck it causing 83 in damage to his car and 330 estimated damage to the other vehicle.
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Jerry Eli Atkins
Route 1
Atalissa
Atkins
Kansas Street
Alsini
Ray L. Pace
Lingoln
Pace
May Accept Dunbar in Nursing Home
Dunbar Roger Crow offers admission to Muscatine Riverview Heights nursing home after Davenport facilities refused him, citing racial bias. Crow noted Davenport home full, bed available at Muscatine if open. attorney Tom Kelly said Dunbar is a Negro from Davenport. The report also includes mixed agricultural market notes and commodity prices.
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Johm Dunbar
Negra
Davenport
Riverview Heights
Muscatine
Dunbar
Tom Kelly
Roger Crow
Muscating
Crow
Iowa Girl Struck By Car Killed In Rodman
A Rodman girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Schmidt, was killed Thursday after dash in front of a gear driven vehicle driven by Mrs James Knoer of Rodman. Police said she ran into the path of the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodman
Linda
Joan Schmidt
Lyle Schmidt
James Knoer
Butcher Hog Prices Steady To 25 Lower
Chicago livestock market reports steady to lower hog prices with mixed No 1 and 2 hogs up to 17.25 or 16.25 to 16.75 for lighter weights. Slaughter cattle and calves varied while sheep trades remained active with slaughter lambs around 17.50 for choice to prime. Other regions show mixed cattle and hog movements and uncertainty in weights and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Retired Bank President Rides in First Car Through New Facilities
Claude Edmonds longtime Central State Bank president, honored at a three phase expansion opening in Muscatine. He rode in the first car with Mayor Robert Bosch to open the new motor bank on East Third Street. The event featured ribbon cutting, a tour by bank officers and contractors, bullet proof teller windows, and a connected basement passage to the main building. The open house runs until 9 pm with future remodeling, elevator installation, and a West Third Street parking lot planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Bank of Central State Bank
Journal Obo
Claude Edmonds
Central State Bank
Motor Bank
East Third Street
Edmonds
Robert Bosch
Bosch
Stanley Engineering Co
John B. Rigler
M. Kattx Biking Co
Colonial Design
Alyse
Third
Iowa
Sta. m
Pont
Muscatine
Rite Jer
West Third Street
L M School Seeks Bond Issue Sale
Grandview bids for four hundred thirty four thousand dollars in school building bonds are to be received by the board of Louisa Musertine Community School District. Bids will be opened at Letts school building to finance a new high school midway between Grand View and Letts after the deadline. The bond issue was approved by voters on a September special ballot by a 423 to 144 margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Letts
Lm” Community
West Liberty Bands to Play Concert Monday Evening
West Liberty Elementary and high school bands will give a joint concert Monday at 7 30 p m in the high school gym. Forty two players including thirty three fourth graders in a song flute band perform under Julia Bedoll and Royal Workers Club to hold Christmas lunch with gift exchange.
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West Liberty Company
Jim Nawcomb
Lynanna Williams
Marsha Wright
Judy Ruby
Linda Elder
Mae Hale
Lyle Weas
Standing
Steve Wilson
Doug Johnson
Fred Morrison
Bob Thomason
Jim Reier
Frances Bodie
Journal Photo
West Liberty
Julia Bedol
Royal Workers
Royal Workers Club
Royal Neighbors of America
Toof Hall
Demand for Bean Futures Mild to Good Demand
Chicago soybeans showed moderate to good demand on the Board of Trade with buying led by exporters in soymeal. Prices fluctuated as heavy liquidation pressured grains at the open but recovered slightly, while tenders to deliver December contracts weighed on the market and estimated receipts included wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
BSI Abi
Board of Trade
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Winston Churchill
Hyde Park Gate
London
House of Commons
Churchill
Britain
Mercer County
William A
Mary Downey
St. Mathias Catholic Church
Muscaline
DB. N. Kuchler
Z. W. Downey
Marty Nicklas
Ray LaMansky
Muschling
Grady Sparks
SL Mathias Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Riley Funeral Home
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Old Tirer
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Minn
Paulin
New York
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Daily Report
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Vicki
Gary Harlgrave
E. Fifth
Shherry Beadle
Faye Grelnér
Park Ave
Frances Nietzel
Town
Chester King
George Miller
Kenneth Carpenter
Isett
Rey Carpeenter
Edward Bickhofer
FE. Filth
Stephen Albee
Asia Orange
Vicki Townsley
Joe Bens Die
E. Pirth
Terry Beahe
Chicago Cash Grain
Uw-Usda
U.S
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Horeung
U. S
New Motor Bank
L-M School
Grange
South Prairie Grange
Robert Petset
Ronald Brown
Muscatite
Constellation
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Ite
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Marchattan
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