Obituary of Fred B. Rinnert 73 Farm Pioneer
Fred B. Rinnert 73 retired farmer died Saturday at Mercy Hospital Davenport after a weeklong illness Born Sept 8 1991 at Montpelier he was son of Fred Sr and Crescentia Stecher Rinnert Married Caroline Paul Feb 14 197 and ran the family farm. He served Montpelier Two trustees aided local fire department and county programs a long time Farm Bureau member St Mathias and St Marys parishes. Survived by widow a daughter Marian Wetzel two grandchildren one brother and two sisters. Rosary this evening. funeral Tuesday at St Mathias with interment at St Marys cemetery.
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Fred B. Rinnert
Wells
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Fred Rinnert
Montpelier
Fred Sr
Cresentia Stecher Rinnert
Pine Mill
Brown's Business’ College
Muscatine
Caroline Paul
St. Mathias Church
Teonard
Rinnert
Germany
August Paul
Sweet Dand Two
Mr. Rinnert
Montpelier Two
Montpelier Twp
Muscatine County
Muscatine County Farm Bureau
Sweetland Grange
Muscatine County Pomona Grange
Wayne
Marian) Wetzel Sr
Barney Rinnert
Josephine Schroeder
Teeklal Rinnert
Bloomington
George M. Willich
Msgr
I. J. Welsch
Thomas Dove
St. Mary's Cemetery
Corn Crop Drive Successfully Shipped Carload to Staley Illinois
The county CROP drive collected 741 bushels plus 1272.26 in cash. A carload of corn shipped to Staley Illinois for processing into corn oil supports disaster relief. Lester Curvicll, longtime drive chairman, will step down after four years, praising workers and thanking TeStrake Brothers Muscatine and L W McKillip and Sons Ataligsa for shelling and hauling.
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Lester Cornell
Muscatine County
Anfacturing Company
Decatur
Illinois
McKee
Lester Curvicll
Shi
TeStrake Brothers of
Muscatine
L. W. McKillip and Sons of
Ataligsa
Clarence Weiss
Thieves Swipe Christmas Tree Lights At Five Places
Police report five burglaries Sunday night as 150 Christmas tree lights were stolen from homes on Newell Avenue Mulberry Avenue Orchard Avenue Parkington Drive and Garfield School. In one Garfield School burglary windows were broken but no items taken.
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George Harmad
Newell Avenue
Robert R. Honss
Mulberry
Sival K. Fishers
Orchard Avenue
Parkington Drive
Garfield School
Wisconsin Street
Agriculture Film Shown For Rotary Club Luncheon
EBFB Charles of Moline presented the motion picture Give Us This Day at the Rotary club luncheon to illustrate power equipment use in farming for Deere Co. He spoke briefly about farm operations. five members with December birthdays gave to the Rotary Foundation and new member William Moore provided a biographical sketch.
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Rotary Club
FB. Charles
Moline
Forrow
John Deere Co
Charles
Rotary Foundation
Harry Hahn
Edward Frohardt
Marvin Krieger
John Rex
R. R. Goad
William Moore
Navy recruit Dean Tumey stationed at San Diego address on file
An electric hot water heater exploded, ripping through a frame house and killing TWarl Wolff, a father of five, who slept with his wife and foster son John Mathis nearby. The blast occurred Sunday, Wolff shielding his wife and the boy as they slept. The Navy recruit Dean Tumey, enlisted in November, is listed at San Diego with U SNTC RTC addresses.
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Dean Ray Tumey
Navy
San Diego
Califis
Calif
Collinsville, II
Twarl Wolff
Ohn Mathis
Walnut Street Baptist Youths Attend Tourney
Nine cars carrying 47 youths from Walnut Street Baptist church depart at 6:00 a.m. for the annual all state Basketball Jamoree at Eldara High gym.32 teams compete in two conferences with trophies for conference winners and a sportsmanship prize. A banquet follows and trophies are awarded.
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Walnut Street
Hardin County
Hospital Roots In Language And Modern Pharmacy Ads
Pharmacy feature by M J Brammer traces the word hospital from Latin hospitium to Hospitallers and Pope Innocent III, notes English adoption by the 15th century, and explains that modern hospitals arose with new medical techniques. Bramway Rexall Drug invites readers to bring prescriptions at the corner of Iowa and 2nd, emphasizing friendly service.
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Hospitallers of the Holy Ghost
Innocent
Hom
Lowa
2Nd
Snow or Drizzle Predicted in Southeast Iowa
The Weather Bureau forecast occasional light freezing drizzle and snow in southeast Iowa with southerly winds and rising temperatures reaching the low 30s to 40s Tuesday. Muscatine area reported an inch of snow, with statewide snowfall general but varying. temperatures rose from below zero to the 30s, while lows ranged from the mid 20s to mid 30s across cities.
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Mnight
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Miercury
Muscatine
Associated Press
Spencer
Mason City
Lamoni
Waterloo
Fine Driver After Cars Collide Here
Two cars were damaged in a collision at noon Saturday on East Mississippi drive at Sycamore street. Clarence E. Peay, 31, of East Mississippi drive, was fined $1 and costs in Police court for failure to have control of a vehicle. His 1954 model car, driven with Marion Batchelor, struck the rear of Joseph W. Walters’s car. Walters, 38, of Houser street, was traveling east and stopped for a traffic signal. The rear of Walters’s car and the full front end of the other vehicle were damaged.
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East Mississippi Drive
Sycamore Street
Clarence E. Peay
Marion Batchelor
East Third Street
Joseph W. Walters
Wallers
Tractor Fire At Leu's Garage Damages Farm Vehicle
Fire crews at Leu's garage quickly extinguished a tractor blaze that burned the engine area. A leaking fuel line and a spark were blamed, with flames spreading before the vehicle was moved outside and saved from total loss.
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Leu
Driver escapes serious injuries after car hits cattle truck
Francis McQuillan 98 Davenport route 2 and Janes Shepard 53 Muscatine driver rear ends a cattle truck on highway east of Muscatine in slick conditions. McQuillan’s 1987 car breaks windshield and top, damages about 500 dollars, he receives a summons for improper plates. Ambulance called but not needed.
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Muscatine
Francis McQuillan
Carey Avenue
Davenport
Janes Shepard
Bob Miller
Drunk Driver Arrested After Radio Interference
Deputy Sheriff Charlie Whister arrested Kenneth Allen Clevenger at 1005 Hershey Avenue west of Muscatine after a civilian radio disturbance complaint. Clevenger, 27, paid a $10 fine plus costs on an intoxication charge. he was barely able to speak or stand during the arrest at Funk's Hill, county roads. An earlier line about a gray whale migration appears unrelated.
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Charlie Whister
Kenneth Allen Clevenger
Hershey Avenue
Funk
Whisker
Cievenger
Clevenger
Naber Youth Hurt In Sledding Accident
Randy Naber, eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs Ernest B Naber of 402 East Eighth street, sustained a gash in his left side during a sledding outing on Climer Street. He was taken by ambulance to Muscatine General Hospital where the wound was stitched and he was sent home.
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Randy
East Eighth Street
Climer
Bulance
Muscatine General
Muscatine Journal and AP News Notice
The Muscatine Journal is published daily except Sunday by The Muscatine Journal. A Muscatine newspaper note declares Associated Press exclusive use rights for local news and AP dispatches. The paper is authorized and entered as second class matter in Muscatine Iowa.
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Muscatine Journal
Lee Epternrises
E.ard St
Muscate
Iowa
Muscatine
Associated Press
AP News
Subscription Rates and Delivery Terms for Muscatine News
The Muscatine paper lists daily carrier delivery at forty cents with weekly terms. Mail subscriptions inside the city are $12 annually and over fifty miles $109 annually. Advise is given for delivery hours and a special Saturday schedule.
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Enero Ae
Muscatine
Offier Nawrs R
Pty
Sperind Delvery
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Walnut Street Baptist
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