Obituaries and Funerals in Muscatine Area 1969
Theodore Kneer 91 of 404 Madison St. Muscatine died at home after a short illness. Survived by two sons, two daughters, eight grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Funeral services pending at Riley funeral home. Donald J. Viner 50, a former Muscatine man, died in Las Vegas of a heart attack. Surviving: six sons, two daughters, three sisters, and six grandchildren. Funeral set for Las Vegas. William Pantel 85, of 21214 Walnut St., died at Hershey Convalescent Home. Survived by one brother and three sisters. Services Saturday at George M. Wittich funeral home. burial Greenwood cemetery. Mrs Gertrude Kirch, Des Moines, formerly Muscatine, died of heart attack. Survived by husband and sisters. services in Des Moines. Lowell J. Hartgrave, 41, of Cedar Falls, died in Waterloo. Survivors include wife, one son, one daughter. Funeral in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kneer
Theodore
Tom) Kneer
Madison St
Mr. Kneer
Muscatine
Odell
Elizabeth Kneer
Burlington
Bessie Szabla
Jack Kneer
Ted Kneer Jr
Albert
Lela) Gundrom
Leo
Helen) Brookhart
Cranston
Riley Funeral Home
Donald J. Viner
Las Vegas
Nev
Lag Vegas
Marian Luth
Viner
Bill Roach
Muscatine High School
Craig
David
Michael
James
Chicago Area
Gerald
Thomas
Sharon
Janice Ann McGuckin
Ray Berri
Letts
Adramn Rabe
West Liberty
Ruby Meeke
William Pantel
William C. J. Pantel
Walnut St
Hershey
Pantel
William C. F
Jane Goddard Pantel
Iowa City
Lillie May Fulman
Harold V. Pantel
Daisy Klaffensbach
Dea
Ivy) Hugler
Idaho Falls
Idaho
George
Howard
Ralph
George M. Wittich
Raymond van Dorah
Greenwood Cemetery
Gertrude. Kirch
Gertrude Kirch
Ovid Ave
Des Moines
Joseph
Mary Missell
Walter Kirch
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Muscaine
Kirch
McColm and Co
Lowell J. Hartgrave
Wilson
First United Methodist Church of
Cedar Falls
Harvey Nelson
Fairview
Dah- van Hove
Hartgrave
Waterloo
Joseph C. Hartgrave
New York Stock Listings Turbulent Markets Mixed
A dense OCR snapshot shows a wide assortment of stocks with varied quotes including AlliedCh 2634 Int Harv 254 AlliedStrs 3058 Int Salt 3544 Am Brds 3735 and many others. The list includes percentages and prices for firms like Kraft Co 40 Gen Elec 79% IBM 855% and Monsanto 37% with numerous ratios and partial symbols, suggesting a market summary or ticker compilation from a historical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AlliedCh
AlliedStrs
T&t
Am Can
Interst P
AmChain
Isel&p
Amcryss
Town
AMK Cp
KC P&l
Krocoit
Am Smelt
Kraft Co
Krige SS
AmSugar
Leh Prc
Loch Air
Marcor
Armour
Martin
All Rich
Maytag
Avco
M'dith
Fds
Mobil
BendixAg
Beth Sdl
WN Am RR
Borden
Penney
Brunswik
Pa Cen
Pep Cola
Chrysler
Phill Pet
Collins Ra
Pa'walt
CPC
Ind
RCA
Curtis Wr
Rey Tob
Deere
Safewy At
duPont
Scar Rod
East Rod
Sfe Ind
Eltra Cp
Sou Pac
Fairmont
Sperry R
Cal
Fruchauf
Oi NJ
Gmbie Sk
Swift Co
Elec
Texaco
Goodrich
UN Pac
Goodyear
Uniroy
Gtwestu
Unit Air
Hound
Hershey
US Steel
Homestic
WU Tel
IBM
Westy el
I.c.ind
Monsanto
Dart Ind
Wolverine
Not Guilty Verdict in West Liberty Rape Case
A Muscatine county district court jury found Michael Heath of West Liberty not guilty of rape after deliberating just over six hours. The offense was alleged to have occurred in a West Liberty park on April 13, 1969, as Heath walked a girl home from a dance.
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Muscatine County
Michael Heath
West Liberty
Lowell Titus
Foreman
West Liberty Park
Meath
Hospitals and court notes from Muscatine county
Admitted patients include Jessie Wagen er Ed win Stuhr Mabel Meeker Jerry Shipp Lester Riley John Haukaas Kenneth Nussbaum. Dismissals listed and other hospital notes plus a University of Iowa Hospitals report. Court actions include appointment reappointment Terrence L. Mealy to hospital commission, several marriage licenses, and parole custody orders. Also rape verdict not guilty and Honolulu surf report with grain quotes and police court entries.
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Jessie Wagener
Millersburg
Ill
Edwin Stuhr
Mabel Meeker
Mulberry
Jerry Shipp
Lester Riley
John Haukaas
E. Mississippi
Kenneth Nussbaum
Houser
Delbert Baars
Letts
Homer Fread
Newell
Glen Gueller
LeRoy Knickerbocker
Wilton
Keith Weiershouser
City to decide Dec 18 on bus subsidy request
Elmer Davis of Keokuk, owner of Midwest Transit Lines, asked the city for a $100 monthly subsidy increase to $600.4, noting service costs and urging no fare rise. City administrator Gordon Jaeger said the increase is not in the budget funded by liquor profits, and taxpayers would ultimately cover the cost whether the city or school handles student transport. Davis warned higher taxes spark unrest but said the company would persist if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Transit Lines
Elmer Davis
Keokuk
Iowa
Davis
Gordon Jaeger
Chicago market summaries show hogs down at stockyards
Official Monday estimates show 4000 hogs and no sheep estimate with 500 dollar livestock target. Hog receipts at Chicago Stockyards total 4500 as butcher hog prices fall 25 to 50 cents. Slaughter steers rise 25 to 50 cents, heifers up 25 cents, cattle receipts 3500. Wool slaughter lamb prices steady, sheep 100 head receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaefa
Neb
Omaha
U.S
Chicago
Usea
Grain futures mixed as soybeans dip onCBOT tone
Chicago grain futures showed irregular trading with soybeans slipping near one cent while soybean oil drew attention on the floor. Government data reported a sharp rise in oil stocks aiding some selling pressure, with oils globally weak and overall liquidation mood evident. Corn and wheat offered little sustained price movement amid mixed activity and localized pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City
Homemakers Hold Christmas Meeting in Moscow Township
A Moscow Township Homemakers gathering at Mrs. Edward Brown’s home featured a poem reading Stars Shine, a carol favorite and safety tip, with 20 members and one guest. Mrs. Edward Brown presented a drugs paper. Pride in Farm Bureau plans were discussed. gift exchange and a Christmas box distribution followed. next meeting set for Jan 7 at Mrs. Gene Denkman’s home. The Iowa DPS suspended Henry Radke 60 days for a serious violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow Township
Edward Brown
Ray Wouseman
Harold Boorn
Farm Bureau
Marvin Johnson
Ronald Ballenger
Harald Boorn
Norton Lake
Gene Denkman
Housing project revealed here in Muscatine
Alderman Karl Reichert announced plans for a six home project on Oneida Ave near Tom Bruner Field funded through a Federal Housing Administration program. Elkar Constructors has $106000 in building permits. homes could cost 17700 with $200 down or nothing with a work agreement. payments 168.95 with 73.41 government aid leaving 93.54 monthly. The council tabled Reichert’s request to cut Oneida paving for sewers pending legal opinion on ordinance limits.
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Reichert
Elkar Contractors
Oneida Ave
Tom Bruner Field
Federal Housing Administration
Muscatine
Oneida
John Hintermeister
Lennon role in Jesus musical at cathedral withdrawn
London AP reports Beatle John Lennon will not portray Jesus in a pop musical at St Mark's Cathedral next spring. A Music Corp. of America UK spokesman said Lennon would color the role with his own persona. Lennon said he might take the part if Yoko Ono played Mary Magdalene. An unknown actor will be cast for Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Lennon
Jesus
St. Mark’s Cathedral
Lennon
Music Corp. of America-U.k. Record Co
Yoko Ono
Mary Magdalene
Jesus Christ
Split council votes on beer ordinance changes and dancing rule
NUS jeatine city council on Thursday considered several amendments to beer laws with split votes. Dancing allowances for class B venues were approved on first reading under conditions, while class C stores cannot sell cooled beer. A 6-1 vote expanded the beer zone, Alderman Vischer opposed. An amendment requiring hairnets and caps for food or drink prep passed on first readings alongside new low rent housing and human rights commissions and pay raises for aldermen and the mayor. In Letts, the Women's Society of Christian Service met with 21 members, discussed a Christmas dinner invitation, budget, and service projects including boots for service members and a clothing drive. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Robert Crist in Keosauqua.
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NUS Jeatine City Council
Harold Vischer
Vischer
Duane Keough
Karl Reichert
Arthur Bowe
Lyle Hinman
Evelyn Schauland
Charles Rehwaldt
Harriett Balou
Sioux City
World Service
Christine Small
Hazel Thompson
Oline van de Finder
George Crist
Pearle Gipple
Robert Crist
Keosauqua
Masonic lodge elects Fischer as master
James Fischer was elected worshipful master of Triune Ma Senic lodge for the coming year at a meeting Thursday night. Other officers named include William Robertson senior warden P M Phillips junior warden Archie Casebolt treasurer Dean Strouse secretary and Richard Pagel representative on Masonic temple board. Installation set for January with joint ceremonies planned with Town Masonic lodge. A correction also notes changes in the travel of two cars after a Wednesday crash at Cedar and Logan Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fischer
Triune Ma
Senic Lodge
William §. Robertson
Senio
P.M. Phillips
Archie Casebolt
Dean Strouse
Richard Pagel
Masonic Temple Board
Town Masonic Lodge
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Muscatine, Va
Journal
Bec
Omaha Livestock
New York
Daily Report
R.K. Stohr
Terrence L. Mealy
George Albert Knight
Dixie Diane Ross
Thorvald Martin Christensen
Route 1
Moscow
Susan Dean Edmondson
David Samuel Whitaker
Oakville
Minnie Ella Davis
Wapello
Thomas M
Sharon Dutton
Richard Oppell
Lincoln
Wendell van Arendonk McKissick
Honolulu
Oahu Island
Hawaii
Jon R. Pearce
Jesus Romas Salazar
Roby Ave
Lucille Kuhn
Coal Valley, Hil
Rock Island County
Juanita Truitt
6Th St
James L. Duggan
Oak, St
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Henry Herman Radke
Beatle
John
WSCS
Masonic Lodge
Charles Arthur Henderson
Mulberrey Ave
David William Krueger
Cedar and
Logan Sts
Henderson
Cedar
Krueger
Muscatine Journal
Sreyrite
United States
the Muscatine Journal
Seagram Distillers Company
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