Six Vehicles Damaged In Muscatine Accidents
Six cars sustained damage in Muscatine in weekend incidents. A LaRue vehicle collided with a Montgomery car on Evans Street Saturday, while Keith Wetzel’s car struck a Murphy vehicle on Grandview Avenue Sunday. Wetzel was later charged in another accident. Rehwaldt and Crahan also collided on Cedar and Parham, with Rehwaldt overturned. no injuries.
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Muscatine
Raymond Glen Montgomery
Evans Street
Arthur E. LaRue
Montgomery
Bleeker Street
LaRue
LaRue Auto
Polive
Keith Raymond Wetzel
Indiana Street
Kroward Murphy
San Francisco
Calif
Murphy
Grandview Avenue
Wetzel
Murphy Auto
Charles Arthur Rehwaldt
2Nd’ Street
Bernadett Crahan
Cedar Street
Parham Street
Rekwaldt
Rehwaldt
Crahan Auto
Crahan
Family of the Week: The Hintermeisters and their Malamute
The eight month old Mindy Hintermeister shares life with Mort the Alaskan Malamute at 2116 Mulberry. John Hintermeister, a lawyer, active in bar associations and clubs, enjoys trapshooting and YMCA basketball. Karen Hintermeister, a nurse, belongs to Beta Sigma Phi and Jaycee-Blites, with church Trinity Episcopal as a family anchor.
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Melinda
Mindy) Hintermeister
Mort
John Hintermeisters
Mindy
Mulberry
Atty
John Hintermeister
American
Iowa
Muscatine County
Jaycees
Sertoma Club
Elks
Elks and Moose Lodges
Delta ‘Theta Phi
YMCA
Karen Hintermeister
Karen Stohr
Muscatine General Hospital
Karen
Eta Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Jaycee- Bltes
Trinity Episcopal Church
Muscatine Club Pancake Day slated for December
The ninth annual Muscatine Club pancake day will be held on Saturday December 14 in the parish hall of Trinity Episcopal church. Profits fund scholarships for Muscatine Community College students in the area. Pancakes will be served at noon and during the evening dinner hours, with Norman Smith as committee chair.
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Muscatine Club
Trinity Episcopal Church
Muscatine Community College
Norman Smith
More Wallpaper Tactics And New Reproductions
Interiors Today advises wallpaper as a prime decorator bargain and stresses relaxation as a design guide. It warns bold figures disrupt calm and urges professional papering for perfect seam matching, noting antique wallpaper adds niche highlights. The piece promotes Dutch Boy and Gold Bond brands at The Red Paint Store 214 Iowa Ave with free pickup and delivery.
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Dutch Boy
Gold Bond
Iowa Ave
Owen
Four Autos Burglarized On Weekend
Four autos in Muscatine were burglarized Saturday night or Sunday morning with losses reaching several hundred dollars. Dr AM MacLennan reported a Wards tape player and seven tapes stolen from his car at 112 Canon Ave. Floyd McNeeley said a $296 loss included a $130 Motorola stereo, tachometer, two speakers and 35 tapes from his Liberty Street vehicle. Elwood Law reported a vacuum gauge, stereo tape player and 10 tapes missing from his Hershey Avenue car, with the player serial No 9995. Wilson Cromer reported a radio stolen from a 1961 Chevrolet owned by Donna Ewald while he was repairing it. Investigations are underway.
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Muscatine
AM. MacLennan
Canon Ave
Floyd McNeeley
Liberty Street
Elwood Law
Hershey Ave
Wilson Cromer
E. 8Th Street
Donna Ewald
Lt Heitmeier enters Air Force pilot training at Reese AFB
Second Lieutenant William E. Heitmeier, son of Mr and Mrs Wayne E Heitmeier of Letts Iowa, begins a year long Air Force pilot training program at Reese AFB Texas. He will fly the jet trainer and earn silver wings after completing the Air Training Command course. A 1962 LM Community High School graduate, he holds BBA and MBA degrees from the University of Iowa and was commissioned through ROTC. He is a member of Sigma Pi. His wife Joyce is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E P Rolling of 811 Eighth St Kankakee Illinois.
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Heitmeier
Lubbock
Tex
Wiliam E. Heitmeier
Wayne E. Heitmeier
Reese Afb
Air Force
Air Training Command
LM Community High School
University of Iowa
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Sigma Pi
Joyce
E.P. Rolling
Eighth St
Kankakee
Toys to be donated through Muscatine club project
Muscatine Merry Maids 4 F Club repairs toys for underprivileged children. Toys will be chosen by parents at the Salvation Army toy shop, then delivered with annual Christmas baskets. Shop opens Dec 2 9 and 21. Club leader Mrs Henry Kathrein chairs the effort.
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Muscatine
Merry Maids 4-H Club
Salvation Army Toy Shop
Teresa Phillips
Front Row
Debbie Harper
Cindy Garvin
Muscatine Merry
Maids
Salvation Army
Henry’ Kathrein
Tentative Plans Approved For Grace Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran members approved floor plans and elevation sketches for four new edifice sections at a special congregational meeting Sunday afternoon. Sgt. Melvin L. Stalkfleet will be stationed in Germany for three years after leaving Fort Dix for Frankfort. He has 16 years in the service. his wife Erika and three children will stay with W. J. Stalkfleet at 79 Newell Ave. for three months before joining him.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Sgt
Stalkfleet
Germany
Melvin L. Stalkfleet
Muscatine
Charles City
Fort Dix
N. J
Frankfort
Erika
Fort Trwin
Canf
W. J. Stalkfleet
Newell Ave
Sgt. Stalkfleet
Pearl Stalkfleet
Route 4
Lewis H. Stalkfleet
Local students hear Arthur Goldberg in Iowa City
CIRUNA students of Muscatine Community College United Nations club attended in Iowa City for an address by Arthur Goldberg, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations former president of the U.N. Association of the U.S. The group included Jim Tiedeman, Karen Wagner, Elizabeth and Ann Carroll, Gregory Bridges, Shelley French, Margo Sadel, with Miss Nancy Keel and Miss Catherine Miller. The club plans a soup supper and UNICEF ecards sale, honoring the 20th Human Rights anniversary.
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Ciruna
Muscatine Community College
United Nations International Club
Iowa City
Arthur Goldberg
United States
United Nations
U.N. Association of the
U.S
Jim Tiedeman
Karen Wagner
Elizabeth
Ann Carroll
Gregory Bridges
Shelley French
Margo Sadel
Nancy Keel
Catherine Miller
CIRMA
Unicef
Ambassador Goldberg
U.N
East Mth. Street
Assessor Introduces Station System in Each County
Field men will operate from assessor stations in each county this year instead of canvassing. Taxpayers will be notified of station locations and dates to report taxable property. Personal property is recorded faster, and household goods are not registered this year though boats remain taxable.
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Iowa
John Graham
Graham
Muscatine Journal Office Details and AP Rights
The Muscatine Journal lists office hours and pricing details for daily and holiday issues. It notes publication as a member of Enterprises Incorporated and mentions copyright terms and AP rights for local and dispatched news.
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Muscatine Journal
B&b Dournal
Superprises
Ara St
Muscatine
Iowa
Office of
Associated Press
AR News
Subscription Rates for Muscatine Daily
Deliverse daily by carrier in Muscatine city price two dollars monthly in advance. Outside Muscatine carriers forty cents per week. Mail rates: within fifty miles twenty percent more than daily price for one year. towns with carrier service eighteen dollars. rural areas twenty dollars. All subscriptions payable in advance. Special delivery by 6 30 p m daily and 4 9 p m Saturdays. Dial 263 333.
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City of Muscatine
Muscatine
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