Farmers Attend Credit Conference In Muscatine County
The Muscatine County Farm Bureau and county lenders sponsored an all day credit conference for area farmers at the Farm Bureau office on Friday. About 40 to 50 farmers participated in panel discussions featuring speakers including John Rigler Gary Hermann Herb Sywassink Ernest Burke Fred Klopenstein Jim Van Nice Erwin Mosher Ellis Negus Harold Walther Orville Luedtke Harald Lemkau and Chad James.
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Muscatine County
John Rigler
Gary Hermann
Herb Sywassink
Ernest Burke
Fred Klopenstein
Jim van Nice
Erwin Mosher
Ellis Negus
Harold Walther
Orville Luedtke
Harald Lemkau
Chad James
James E. Shotwell
Lamon Street
Tipton
Muscatine
Shotwell
Park Avenue
Marion N. Sadler
Moscow
Sadler
Herbert Dean Ford
Ford
Duane Goodken
City County Offices Set Christmas Holiday Closures
City hall and county courthouse announce two long year end holidays closing the week after Christmas and New Year. Offices will be closed Saturday through the following weekdays with no regular mail delivery, except special delivery and perishables on the Christmas Saturday.
Muscatine Journal Description and Copyright Notice
The Muscatine Journal published daily except Sunday by The Muscatine Journal and its Lee Enterprises affiliation at 301 E. Iowa. Entered as second class matter in Muscatine March 1879. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Muscatine Journal
Muscatine Journal, & Member
Lee Enterprises, Incorporated
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Muscane
Iowa
Muscating
Associated Press Ia
AP News
Subscription rates and delivery details for Muscatine paper
Rates shown include daily by carrier forty cents two weeks, one year by mail within fifty miles of Muscatine. Office hours listed, special delivery service offered. Contact 6738 or dial 263-2391 for more information.
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Muscatine
Topan
Dial
Dr Jeamby Honored By Royal Geographic Society
Dr Edward J Jeambey of Lincoln Nebraska named Fellow of the Royal Geographic Society in England for research on the history of American flags. He travels nationally giving programs on flags and owns a large collection.
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Jeamby
Royal Geographic
Edward J. Jeambey
Lincoln
Nebr
Royal Geographic Society of England
Military Historical “Society of England
Jeambey
Leo Jeambey
Muscatine
Mt. Pleasant
Red Oak
Iowa
Hayes High Christmas Music Program Is Sunday
Hayes Catholic High will present a two part program at 8:00 p.m. Sunday in the school auditorium. The first part features Silent Night Is Born and scenes from Gruber's life ending with a living Christmastime in the cottage. The second part presents The Living Christmas Tree with a full chorus performing carols in English and French. Mrs. Stender assisted with French, and a team of Crews and directors led by Sister Mary Madeleva and Father Lenoch guided the production.
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Hayes Catholic High and
Franz Gruber
Beth- Jehern
Gruber
Ilse
Wayne Schaapveld
Jospeh Gruber
Cynthia Bluesing
Anna Gruber
Larry
Stender
Garry Wieskamp
James White
Nomination Window Open for Muscatine Distinguished Service Award
Jaycees invite nominations for the Distinguished Service Award with a Jan 3, 1965 deadline. Nominations may be picked up at the Muscatine Civic Center. A judging committee including Vernon Walters John Moore Ken Bright Elmer Bloom and Bill Spieth will select Muscatine’s outstanding young man of 1964 based on community welfare leadership and progress.
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Dee Wamsley
Muscatine
Jaycee Ward
Garry Woodward
Rodney Drake
Max Churchill
Terrance Mealy
David M. Stanley
Emil Schulz
John D. Moore
Jaycees Take Nursing Home Residents On Holiday Tour
Muscatine Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a Tuesday evening outing for 30 to 35 nursing home residents to view Christmas lights, followed by a Civic Center lunch of ice cream and cake. Jaycees and wives bake treats and local merchants donate gifts for residents.
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Jaycees
Muscatine
Civic Center
City records show meter fines and arrests in latest report
Parking meter violations net $1,239 for the month ending Dec 6 while police court fines totaled $1,960 for the period ending Dec 11. The Harbor Drive grain season slowdown cut business. 497 loads weighed yielded $277 in fees. City police made 116 arrests in the month ending Dec 15, with speeding and intoxication among top charges. Bernard Steinke, patient at Veterans Hospital Iowa City, is listed.
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Police Department
Duana Goodken
Atales
Harbor ‘Drive
Richard C. Dawcane
Mail Now Campaign Urges Early Holiday Mail Delivery
Postmaster John H. Hendriks warns of the largest mail surge before Christmas and urges cooperation to ensure all holiday mail is delivered. Air mail and special delivery are advised. Christmas Day operations will run a holiday schedule with only special delivery mail arriving. Citizens of Muscatine thanked for supporting the shop and mail early effort, noting a peak passed but a remaining mountain of mail remains. A Christmas program by Dr and Mrs Wheeler's children is planned for Friday night and Sunday at the County Home.
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Muscatine Post Office
Harry Wiggin
Robert Zoller
Henry Guck
Dean Tiecke
Harvey Axel
Lloyd Suttles
Journal
Ats
John H. Hendriks
Hendriks
Muscatine
Gatewood
Edward Wheeler
Beverly
Meredith
James
Angela
Ida Springborn
Millage Children Decorate Mooseheart Christmas Tree
Children from the Millage family decorate Christmas trees at Mooseheart Illinois. Sponsored by Muscatine Moose Lodge No 388, the photo shows Linda, Robert, Rick, Donny and BJ Millage posing beside one tree.
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Millage
Mooseheart
Muscatine
Hughes Opens Door to Private Citizens for State Problems
Gov. Hughes invites private citizens and business leaders to help address state problems, signaling a more inclusive approach to governance. The move aims to broaden input beyond official channels and leverage private sector expertise.
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Gov. Hughes
Hughes
Water Works Contract Bid Deferred For Review
Four bids for the water department improvements were received. The board of trustees deferred awarding the contract until the next meeting to review details. C C Construction Co of Fort Wayne submitted the low bid of 132,767 for a pressure reducing station and pumphouse work with an option lowering to 129,417. Checks were to be returned to the other bidders as the contract awaits further study.
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Water Department
Board of Trustees
Municipal Utility
C &C Construction Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Isett Avenue
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