Public Hearings on Colorado Street Relocation January 3
City council scheduled public hearings January 3 on the transfer of property for the relocation of Colorado Street at Park Avenue. Aldermen voted Thursday night to approve hearings and related resolutions. The plan routes Colorado Street joining Park opposite Clay Street, with several parcels and driveways approved for commercial and residential access, including Kerr Industries and Henry’s Drive-by.
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Colorado
Colorado Street
Park Avenue
Park
Clay
Isett Avenue
A. W. Gack Spratt
F J
Mylan
Approv
Kerr
Idustries
Colorado ‘Street
Davison
Oll Company
Grandview Avenue
Henry's
West Mississippi Drive
Seek Control of Surveyor Boundary Lines
James E B Tracy and Em H Schulz urged the counters on Thursday night to adopt a monumental ion ordinance for boundary line control in the city. The proposal includes placing pipes with brass caps and establishing permanent records for boundary corners tied to permanent landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James EB. Tracy
Em] H. Schulz
Muscatine Club Elects Officers and Plans Pancake Day
Muscatine club officers were elected including president Max Churchill and vice presidents Kenneth Gerharz Roy Luce with J Arthur Eveland as secretary treasurer. Directors named L R Beatty and Carson Schwandke. Pancake Day set for Saturday from 11 am to 1 pm at Episcopal Ahaab, with proceeds funding four Muscatine Community College scholarships awarded annually.
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Max
Churchil
Kenneth “Gerharz
Roy Luce
J. Arthur Eveland
Careson
Schwandke
Muscatine Club
Episcopal Ahaa
Muscatine’ Community College
Muscating Club
Ordinance To Control Solicitors Adopts Public Regulation
The town passes a solicitor control ordinance requiring registration and bond for solicitors. The measure, adopted on first reading, sets penalties up to 20 days in jail or a $200 fine for violations. Youth organizations may be exempt under the ordinance’s provisions.
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Jali
Election of Officers in Redmen Maaquatine Tribe No 35
Officers elected by the Redman Lodge Naw for the Maaquatine Tribe No 35 include Albert Works as sachem and Stanley Buckley as senior sagamore. R Albright, Ry Schenkel, Herbert Washburn, Francis Tompkins, and Ray Othmer named to key posts with terms beginning January.
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Redmen
Albert Works
Stanley Buckley
Sachem
R. Albright
Sagamore
Schenkel
Herbert EF
Washburn
Francis L
Tompkins
Ray Othmer
Installation Sunday for Rev Teambey at Muscatine church
Installation services will honor Rev Leo Teambey as new pastor of Muscatine First Presbyterian Church at 1 30 p m Sunday Dec 9 with representatives from Southeast Town Presbytery. Sermon by Rev Edward Veambey of Lineal Neb and a reception for the Teambey family will follow.
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Lee E. Jeambey
Muscatine
First Presbyterian Church
Riche
Evelyn Jeambey
Jeambey
Judith
Ralph
Journal Etal
Leo B. Teambey
Town
Paul Figge
Davenport
Wil
Edward Veambey
Lineal
Nebr
Leo’ Jéambey
Migs Glyde
R Church
William, Grassheim
Sam. Ewart
Mt. Pleasant
South East Town
Muscaline
Desnp
Joambey
Jesup
Fran
Aid
Dewitt
Nebraska Wesleyan
University At
Lincoln
University of
Mercury dips to a record 16 degrees in town
Temperatures plunged to 16 degrees the lowest of the fall season with expectations of a slight warmup tonight and Saturday. Snow possibly mixed with rain may affect southeast Town, with mid 20s tonight and 30s Saturday. Skies were clear this morning but clouding up later, with a five day outlook near normal in the southwest and below normal in the northeast. A slow warming trend is seen then colder weather early next week and light precipitation around a tenth to a quarter inch remains possible.
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Weather Bureau
Not Connected to Sewer, Homes to Pay Rental Fee
Fork Place area residents without sewer service to be charged monthly sewer rental. Alderman Knott pushes collection. Finnegan cites ordinance. Of 258 homes, 219 connected. Sewer committee to aid lateral extensions for 12 Houser Street homes across from Hilltop. Exec board meeting set before final 1962 council meeting to fill city posts. Motorola contract for 12 police radio waits approved. Street repairs urged on Locust and Spruce streets.
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Fork Place
Roger Knott
Harold
Pat) Finnegan
Knott
Jines
Houser Street
Hilltop
Finnegan
Severnd
Wessels
Motorola Corporation
Franke Anson, Jr
Pilot Club Hosts Winning Music Students
Muscatine High school music students with watt awards in state contests will be honored guests at the Pilot Club of Muscatine meeting on December 20 at the Hotel Whusealine. They will provide the program for the luncheon. The Thursday meeting focused on plans for co sponsoring the Golden Age Christmas party on December 11. Community Service chair Carol Macon leads arrangements with Pilot volunteers assisting during the afternoon.
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Muscatine High School
Pilot Club of
Muscatine
Whusealine
Community Service Committee
Carol © Macon
City to relocate Rock Island lines terminal
The city receives four state vouchers covering half relocation costs for Rock Island freight and passenger stations to a new Grandview Avenue terminal. State highway commission covers $29,822.65 of the total $53,745.29. Property purchase totaled $155,740 for the new site over about nine years.
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Aity
Rock Island
Mississippi Drive
Jie
Grandview Avenue
State Highway Commission
Snow Removal Rules Shaped By City Council
City council reminded residents of the snow removal rules set last January. An alternating parking system applies when snowfall exceeds three inches, with even days for even-numbered street sides and odd days for odd sides. Police, fire, and street departments coordinate closures and priority plowing, with emergency lanes cleared first and windrows created in business districts. When snowfall surpasses four inches, extra staff can be hired. vehicles parked beyond two hours may be ticketed or towed. Private property removal is prohibited and drivers must not block drainage or sight lines.
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Council
Crosstown
Triune Lodge Elects New Officers For Year
William Long was elected senior master of Triune Masonic Lodge for the coming year at Thursday night’s meeting. Other officers chosen include Clyde Craw senior warden William J Leslie junior warden L J Horst treasurer William Connor secretary and G V Lawrence representative on the Masonic Temple board. A joint installation with their own lodge is set for January 3 when executive officers will be announced.
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William Long
Triune Masonic Lodge
Clyde Craw
William J.leslie
L. J. Horst
William Connor
G. V. Lawrence
Masonic Temple Board
Masonic Lodge
Areditctive
Five new Muscatine Chamber directors named for 1963 terms
Five candidates were elected to three year terms on the Muscatine Chamber of Commerce board. New directors named are L. L. McKee Dr John H Spencer John B Schumacher Mrs Margaret Tobias and Charles Rehwaldt Terms begin January 1 1963 and board will appoint three additional directors for one year. Retiring directors include Wendell L Day Edward J Hill J W Myers Mae Poole and Dr Jos W Potter. Board to reorganize and elect officers at January meeting.
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Muscatine Chamber of Commerce
L. L. McKee
John H. Spencer
John B. Schumacher
Margaret Tobias
Charles Rehwaldt
Hotel
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