Muscatine Considers Milk Quality Ordinance At Council Meeting
Muscatine Iowa Tuesday December 18 1962 city council discussed proposed ordinance to ensure all milk entering Muscatine meets grade A quality by reference to federal standards. Monthly truck samples would be analyzed by state labs with inspection reports forwarded to the city. Also bids for sanitary sewer work were rejected and Mad Creek straightening project discussed as city crews resume work clearing the channel between Pith and Ninth streets.
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Muscatine
Marvin Cole
State Agricultural Department Laboratories
Pith
Ninth Streets
Annual Congregational Meeting Of EUB Church Held Monday
The First Evangelical United Brethren church held its annual congregational meeting Monday evening. Elected were board of trustees members for three years Jesse Wagner Chester Corder and Francis Longhurst. Sunday school officers include Clair Yorx as superintendent and a large slate of assistants and department superintendents. Lay leaders named Virgin Ross Donald Lewis and George Wollett will serve as head ushers. Numerous committee assignments and church officers were listed with Mary York as financial secretary and missions treasurer. The installation of officers will be held Sunday December 30 during morning services with duties starting January 1 18m.
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First Evangelical United. Brethren Church
Board of Trustees
Jesse Wagnar
Chester Corder
Francis Longhurst
Clair Yorx
Livya Whitlow
Vera Longhurst
June Davis
Glenda Schweit Vey
Betty Brewer
Everett Tomfield
Vernon Cochran
Charles Steady
Eldon Davis
Mary York
Norma Beutler
Cora Mac ‘Thornton
Mary Brookhart
Loreto Hendriks
Joyce Gerth
Bertha Davis
Clara Lanfier
Virgil Ross
Donald Lewis
George’ Wollett
William Cook
Ralph Reynalds
LaMoyne
da Wobs
Chester Corner
Wayne Hettler
Fred Gerth
Jonn’ Simpson
Cyril Herwig
Ray Bates
Earl Cochran
Richard Lord
Kenneth Willtrout
Clarence Hermley
Thomas Dilley, Jr
Edward Paetz
Millard Ferguson
Herbert Brivcher
Earl Keiser
Lary Wolff
Donald
Rickless
Lauren Goddard
Edward Ash
Mwtold Hanson
Paul Eveland
Holly Hendriks
Patsy Simpson
Verda Covell
Mary Ellen Eveland
Dale Thomas
Gerald Gerth
Harold
Hanson
Glenna Cochwart
Charlotte Johnson
Paul
Hazel Pollock
Jesse Wagner
MAP
Ormah-Wolleit
Boys and Girls Fellowship
Edna Leum
Board of Stewards
Orville Emu¢k
Alfred Hecht
Ethel Stroup
Leslie Hendriks
Florence Heidler
Wiliam Cook
Dornvald-Lewis
Orville’ Emrick
George Wollet
A. M. Thornton
Floral
Dorothy Jones
George Wittick
Phyllis Thomsgon
Lloyd Whijlow
June Keiser
Athletic
Everett ‘Tenfeld
Donald Rickless
Fern Dilley
Myrtle Hecht
Sesslons
William, Cook
Ethel Sirdup
Ormah
Wollett
Everett Tofeld
A. M.thornton
Algo
Christian Social Action
Pauli Thompson
Richard Wiley
Lillian Ross
Clair York
Retty Brewer
Marguerite Schaer
Junio
Lt Col Glenroy Ryan Ends Army Service
Lt Col Glenroy Ryan, a Muscatine native, retires from U.S. Army after a career starting in 1942. He attended OCS and Engineer Officer School, served in the Storage Division at Rent until, and now plans to live in Granite City with his family including SPS Jerry Ryan and his wife in St Louis.
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John M. Ainsley
Granite City
Ryan
Muscatine
Ratiring
Col. Ryan
U.S. Army Service
State' University
Athes
The
Unie
Heerd
Fifth ‘Street
Joy
Sps
Jerry Ryanith
Anit
St. Lobis
Ryans
Surprise Party Honors Housemar at Grant School
Custodian Houseman of Grant School retires after a 20 plus year career. Colleagues staged a Monday night surprise at Grant School, followed by a gathering tonight with Grant school teachers at the Sunset Inn.
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Housemar
Grant School
Marry Houseman
Amherst Avenue
Grant
Sunset Inn
Lutheran Homes Christmas Party Held for Staff
The Lutheran Homes staff and spouses attended the annual Christmas party Monday night at the Memorial Lounge in Cape. Frieda Blobaum hosted with committee members Rachel Viesur Florence Leve Millard Nelson Kenneth Jorgensen and Bernhard Male. The group sang carols played by Ora Mollenix they enjoyed games refreshments and a gift exchange.
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Lutheran Homes
Mehorial
Fire damages small building on Hylan Phillips property
Fire at an out side corner of a frame office building on Hylan and Mylan Phillipson Park aye near Colorado street caused about 100 dollars damage Monday night. Firemen responded at 10 53 p m to extinguish the blaze. The building, placed on the property three weeks ago, had few windows intact. The owners plan a spring vehicle sales venture. Community notices follow with names of attendees and scheduled services for Christmas and New Year observances.
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Hylan
Mylan Phillipson
Colorado Street
Hylan Phillips
Mane
Nominations Sought for Annual Good Government Award
Junior Chamber announces nominations for the Jaycee Good Government Award to be accepted until January 3 1983. The winner will be named at Bosses Night Banquet in January. Nominations from residents of Muscatine may be submitted by judges or the public for public service in local state or national offices and related government units.
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Junior Chamber
Good: Government
Jerry Yorners
Jaycee
Anual Jaycee
J. Robert Lewis
Muscatine
Chamber of Commerce
West Mississippi Drive
Iowa
Last Barge Shipments Are Moved
Barge traffic on this Mississippi river section is believed ended for the season. The towboat Minnesota picked up three barges of grain at the Mekee elevator in New Boston today. Dam No 16 reports Ty Cides with three empty barges downstream. Upstream tonnage for the week ended Monday totaled 15 700 and downstream 3 200 with 28 900 tons moved in all.
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Mississippi River
Minnesota
New Boston
Dam No
Jock No
Corps of Engineers
Journal's Christmas Party Held at Geneva Golf Club
The Musaline Journal held its annual Christmas party Monday at Geneva Golf and Country Club. About eighty people attended a turkey dinner with organ music by Mrs. Helen Ridge. Santa distributed toys to girls, and the evening ended with group singing of Christmas songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscaline Journal
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Helan Ridge
Santa Claus
Central Junior High Christmas Concert Scheduled
Central Junior High presents a Christmas concert Thursday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium featuring Combined Choirs with Joy to the World and other carols. Conductors Marcia Hintz and Yagene Storenberg lead vocal and instrumental directors as multiple singing groups and ensembles perform a 10 part program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel
Marcia Hintz
Yagene Storenberg
Kiwanis Auction Nets $276 at Muscatine Tree of Lights
Muscatine Kiwanis club members raised 276 today for the Salvation Army Tree of Lights at a gift auction during the Juncheon meeting. Harold Ogilvie chaired the auction with Kelly Burns as autoioneer. A Christmas music concert by the Muscatine Community College chorus directed by Carole Merrick preceded the sale, and the total surpassed previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Kiwanis Club
Salvation Army
Tree of Lights
Harold Ogilvie
Kelly" Burns
Muscatine Community College Chorus
Carole Merrick
City Council Approves New Police Car Purchase in 1963
The city council approved the purchase of a new patrol car for the police department in 1963. The department recently received delivery on another new vehicle, the citadel, indicating ongoing fleet upgrades.
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Police Department
Ithe
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