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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1975
Page
3
Edward Richard Jones Jr. is returned to the Shreveport, La., jail by Officer 8.W. Prator, one of the officers involved in the transfer controversy.
Do and dont guidelines from Volunteers of America for thirty Santas set to work in Times Square. The list urges courteous conduct, visible presence, and safety while on duty, steering clear of promises, garlic or alcohol, and personal chats. It instructs Santas to point children to headquarters for questions and to keep routines orderly during December fundraising for needy families.
Des Moines report says the Bicentennial flag lags behind Bennington and Betsy Ross flags in sales. Martin Flag Co. owner James Van Gundy notes the government royalties raise Bicentennial flag price to 18.95 while Bennington and Betsy Ross flags cost about 15.75. He explains legal flying rules and Bicentennial community status, and expects rising interest as July 4 approaches. Two Muscatine residents, Michael Allen Lohse and Clark L. Johnson, enlist in the Army during May 17 21. many Iowa youth enlistment noted.
Multiple deeds recorded including Jack R Jr and Theresa Ann Bunn to Allen Harvey for parcels in Strouseland subdivision section 30 76 2W. Crumly to Proffitt joint tenants for parts of Butterfields Addition Wilton. Longhurst to Taylor for lot 5 Longhurst Subdivision Auditors West Hill Muscatine. Howard to Meyer quit claim for part of lot 9 block 145 George Jr Creamer to Meyer quit claim lot 13 Hoffman Addition Muscatine. Farrell to Carlson quit claim out lots 1 2 Abraham Smalley third addition south Muscatine.
Wilton Muscatine County Council of Republican Women met at the Gus Nopoulos home. Ralph Brown of Des Moines spoke as state party executive secretary. They planned selling elephant door knockers as a Bicentennial project with Doris Setmarje and Dorothy Dahl in charge. Mary Young and Thelma Nopoulos were named to plan next year’s program. No December meeting.
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