Court Suit Seeks 224 Amanda Wyelsett v Werle Grundy
Amanda Wyelsett of Muscatine filed a district court suit Friday against Werle Grundy of Muscatine. She alleges that on July 7 while both traveled Baker street toward an intersection with Teac Wisconsin railroad tracks, Grundy swerved and failed to keep right, forcing her car toward the left lane and causing $224.54 in damages to her 1959 auto.
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Amanda
Helen ‘Wyelsett
Muscatine
Werle Grundy
Baker Street
Baker
Teac Wisconsin
Plucky Pikers Discuss New Pony Project at Nichols School
John Grimm Nichols Jills newly installed president of the Pike Plucky Pikers 4H Club led the December meeting at Nichols School with 29 members present. A new pony project and revised record books were explained and a tentative December 13 dance date set for the Nichols School Gym. Attending included two guests leaders Bob Elder Vernon Carter and Ronnie Baxter with Linch set by Mrs Lois Carter Mrs Lois Christofferson and Mrs Marcella Barnhart.
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Nichols
John Grimm
Pike Plucky Pikers 4H
Nichols School
Bob Elder
Vernon Carter
Ronnie Baxter
Lois Carter
Lois Christofferson
Marcella Barnhart
Wapello Council and WSCS Circle Meetings Noted
The Wapello City Council held its regular meeting Thursday evening disposing of routine business and bills. The Methodist WSCS met Friday morning at 9 30 after an executive board session at 9.00. Betty Wiederrecht chaired the program with Alta Otto leading devotions and a Bethlehem playlet staged by several members.
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Wapello
WSCS
Methodist
W.S.C.S
Betty Wiederrecht
Alta Otto
Christ
Bethlehem
Hilda. Kemper
Joseph
Martha Hiller
Gloselman
Mary
Elmer Hayes
Warren Kemper
Rebecca
Ruth Mangels
Fellowship Hall
Mrs McDowell
Stella, Oakes
Ruth
Charles Weber
Brandts Note Anniversary in Durant
Mr. and Mrs. Cas Brandt of Durant observed their 33rd wedding anniversary this week. They wed in Davenport on December 21, 1908, and are the parents of five: Mabel Martens in New Liberty, Norma Ramm, Ella Schlueter, Johnnie Brand, and Arian Schult, all of Durant.
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Durant
Cas! Brandt
Minnie Schnoor
Brandt
Davenport
Clarence
Mabel) Martens
New Liberty
Norma Ramm
William
Ella) Schlueter
Johnnie Brand
Leroy
Arian) Schult
United Church Women Board Meets Friday
The quarterly United Council of Church Women meeting occurred Friday at Mrs. Marvin Craddock’s home with Mrs. Nona Trader assisting. Devotions by Mrs. Clarence Dehne centered on gifts from God. World Day of Prayer planned for February 14 at Furst Melt dist church with Mrs. acting chair. Clothing drive details set for courthouse by December 16 to be left near first floor lobby with eight cents per pound donated to the Clothing Center. Spring Fellowship at Trinity Episcopal on May 1. next board meeting at Mrs. Ray Crews’s home on April 3 at 9:20 a.m.
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The
United Council of Church, Women
Clarence Dehne
Furst Meltdist
Chavel
Vorla Service Clothing Center
Duncan Ave
St. Louis
Trinity Episcopal
Ray. Crews
Oregon
Sweetland WSCS Meeting Recaps Christmas Plans and Donations
Mrs. Vernon Sheparel presided as the Sweetland WSCS met at the church. Members heard a program titled If we had been in Bethlehem with Miss Maynard Belchar et al, featured Martz the pianist and Mrs. Donald Lindle as soloist. Reports on 4-H sons and fathers pig-project supper were given, and secretaries offered updates. The group approved poinsettias for the sanctuary and discussed attending the Muscatine United Church Women meeting. WSCS announced a December clothing drive and voted on Christmas donations to multiple charities. Five committees will be formed if needed and meeting times adjusted to 1 50 p.m. Lunch was served to 28 members. A line item notes United States farmers paid $875 million in taxes on motor fuels in 1962.
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United Women's Clothing
Presbyterian Garrels
WSCS
Hitlcrest
CARE
Blank Memorial Hospital
Des Moines
Piney Woods
Mississippi
Christian Home
Council Bluffs
National College of Rival
Kansas City
Kansas
Sale
Shepard
Oakley Collier
Wayne Mittman
Nellie Connor
Arthur Swanson
John McClean
Harold Covell
Gladys Swanson
Seven Wilton Students Earn Straight A Second Six Weeks
Wilton High School reports top honor roll for the second six weeks led by seniors Geoff Shuger Marilyn Treimee Connie Workman and juniors Tom Devore Betsy Fair Mike Heinrich Jewel Murdock. A list of 3.75 to 3.00 averages includes Carole Selley Connie Mogan John Ervin Judy Elder Becky Norton Dean Birkhofer Elaine Grunder Lela Norton Jansen and many others across grades with students taking five subjects highlighted.
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Wilton
Wilton High School
Jack E. Lowther
Jeniors
Geoff Shuger
Marilyn Treimee
Connie Workman
Tom Devore
Betsy Falr
Mike Heinrich
Jewel Murdock
Carole Selley
Connie Mogan
John Ervin
Judy Elder
Becky Norton
Dean Birkhofer
Elaine Grunder
Lela Norton
Jansen
Freshruen
Donna Pedersen
Nancy Glunder
Darlene Mohr
Jack Elder
Carolyn Mayer
Bruce Johnson
Jolin Scoll
Margo Lange
Anita Stell
Artur
Budeller
Paris Coder
Diane Bis Sandra
Cole
Diane Frayermuth
Carolyn Hinlshouse
Janelta Savage
Jerry Ahrens
Kathy Mann
Linda Denkman
Shorty’ Morris
Mary Hain
Cheryl Martin
Marlene Tremer
Carole Wagner
Jeanine Beinke
Julie Houseman
Charles Come
Jane Maurer
Diane Ahrens
Bobby Jo Lage
Mary McNeil
Jim Meeks
Jill Rife
Joan Staschke
Allen Zahner
Joy Rife
Gerald Devore
Mary Martin
Dir’ Pagel
Sherry Moeller
Waren Puls
Betsy Mann
Barbare Belhke
Teresa Lange
Deora Van_Alta
Several From Grandview Cited at Dinner
Thatcher Glass' company held a supper Tuesday at Hotel Muscatine. Grandview attendees included Mrs Hazel Shew Mrs Betty Hendrix Gratchen Robert son Ellen Greer and Lawrence Rowe. Each lady received a pin for 10 years service. Home Benefit society met at Mrs Cleta Grasham's home for monthly meeting and Christmas party with social time a cooperative dinner and a girl exchange. Eleven members and three visitors attended. Tracy Ball, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Ball, is a patient at Burlington hospital. Mrs Richard Blake is also a patient at Burlington hospital.
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Grandview
Thatcher Glass’ Company
Hotel Muscatine
Hazel Shew
Betty Hendrix
Gratchen
Robertson
Ellen Greer
Lawrence Rowe
Home Benefit Society
Cleta Grasham
Elizabeth “Grashant
Tracy Ball
Burlington Hospital
Paul Ball
Richard ‘Blake
Durant Pythian Sisters Potluck Slated Monday
Durant Pythian sisters schedule a 6 30 potluck supper Monday at the lodge room with hostesses Mrs Fritz Gruemmer Mrs LeRoy Hammann Mrs Waldo Torn Mrs Hogan and Mrs Jaeper. Band Parents plan to serve lunch at the Adolph Paper farm sale January 9 and Christmas party prizes were awarded to several named members.
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Durant — Pythian
Fritz Gruemmer
LeRoy Hammann
Waldo Torn
Henry’ Hogan
Cat Jaeper
Durant ‘Band
Harlan ‘Tank
Max Gander
Harlan Tank
Wes Muller
Glenn Moeller
Harald Schuett
Alvin” Dauteldt
Allen Lilienthal
Vera Riessen
Any Maincke
Rarvey Knutsen
Je Mays
Marvin Krause
S. Howard Lane
LeRoy Mortensen
Names 12 For Grand Jury Duty in Muscatine County
Twelve persons have been selected to serve on the Muscatine County Grand Jury for 1964. The drawn names include Howard Fry of Fourth Ward Muscatine, Mary Bowie from Wilton Twp, Carl Bannister of Sweetland Twp, Joe Rauch of Tiwp, Lester Carmell and Orville Betetum from Moscow Twp, W R B Duffle of Ewlon Twp, Anna M Hermann of Pike Twp, Ernest Kirchner of Montpelier Ty, Lester Bohne sack of Twp, Morris Hones, and Mary McKee from Orono Twp.
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Muscatine County
Fourth Ward
Ewlon
Anna M. Hermann
Pike
Ernest Kirchner
NFO Meeting Moves To Tuesday Evening
The Muscatine County National Farmers Organization meeting has been rescheduled to Tuesday evening December 10 at the YWCA in Muscatine due to numerous Christmas programs on December 11.
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Muscatine County
Wapello Band Program in High School Auditorium
Wapello High School will stage a band program in the high school auditorium on Wednesday evening, December 11. Tickets are now available. The junior high vocal group will perform December 15 and 19. A prior program was heard at L and M School. School vacation starts at 3:00 p.m. December 20 and resumes on January 2.
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Wapello
Lake F B Women Dinner Plans at Lake Prairie
HIGH PRAIRIE The Lake Township Farm Bureau Women plan a polluck dinner at Mrs Don Scotts home on Dec 12 Bring covered dish rolls and coffee will be provided Christmas favors for a nursing home will be made in the afternoon Members should bring paper cloth ing scissors and a pencil They are asked to bring one dozen Christmas cookies and the recipe Young Adult Class to hold potluck supper at the church Dec 20 at 6 pm with decorating the church The Greek word of geography is geographia a description of the world.
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High Prairie
Lake Township
Local Lodges and Clubs Schedule for Muscatine Week
Muscatine service clubs and fraternal groups publish a week of meetings and events. Rotary hosts Harvey Altbee Jr on churches and tax exemptions. Toastmasters dinner and speaking program with Roger Lande as toastmaster and Robert Woodhouse topic master. Elk lodge 8 pm meeting. Circle K chartering after 2:30 pm dinner for Kiwanis members at Elks Club. Muscatine Community College chorus performs Thursday at a lunch event. Moose lodge Thursday night and a Saturday Moose dance. Washington Chapter and Webb Council meet Friday night at the Masonic Temple. November 11 holiday observance noted with wreaths, speeches and parades dating to 1919.
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Muscatine
Harvey Altbee, Jr
Rotary Club
Hcicon
Serve Club
Toastmasters Club
Roger Lande
Robert Woodhouse
Elk Lodge
Circle K
Miwanis Club
Nerc
Elks Clubs
Muscatine Community College
Muscatine Community, College Chorus
Muscatine Selub
Moose Lodge
Washington Chapter
Webb Council
Alasonic Temple
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Sweetland
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Phelps Bros. Laundry
Orange St
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National Weather Picture
Deep South
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Gulf States
Tennessee Valley
Durant Pythian Sisters
NFO
Web
ISP
Rere Eelil
Muscatine Journal
Lake F. B
Geographia
Woodrow Wilson
Armour Columbia
Baker's
Pinta
S&h
Cascade Inn
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Noothpaste
Colgate
BOL
Chase & Sanborn Instant Coffee
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