Obituaries and Funerals From Muscatine Area
Obituary notices list Berch Buffington 59 of Columbus Junction and others including Marsten Gerst 13 of Gladstone IL, Mabel F. Camp 72 of Moscow, Olla Mare McCleary 72 of Letts, Clark C. Altekruse 81 of Letts, Glenn E. Van Atta 79, Shirley Ruby Millard 46, Ernest G. Sylvester 64 of Muscatine, and Curtis Foster 72 of Muscatine. Entries cover death dates, parish or church rites, burial sites, survivors, and funeral home arrangements with service details and memorials across Mt. Pleasant, Letts, Muscatine, Columbus Junction, and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach Buffington
Columbus Junction
Berch Buffington
Henry County Memorial Hospital
R. K. Crane
Mt. Pleasant
William Pflantz
First Methodist Church
Columbus City Cemetery
Harold Lee
John Matthews
Walter Miller
DeWayne Garrels
Leonard Mollander
Alle Wittmer
Santa Maria
Calil
K. C. Wong
Omaha
Verdie Buffington
Reid
Dean
Craig
Danny Ash-land
Wapello
Willard Davis
Feryi Gipple
Marsten J. Gerst
Oakville
Apostolic Christian Church
Marsten Julius Gerst
Marsten
Otto Joseph
Delores Stewart
Gladstone
University Hospital
Town City
Anita Keener
Burlington
Krystal
Shirley
Dawn
Julius Gerst
George Brewer
Mabel F. Camp
Moscow
Edwin
Mary Nell Wilhelm
Muscatine County
Henry Camp
Sweetland
United Church of Christ
Edwin H. Camp
Wilton
Hazel Soteros
Elda Proctor
Mary A. Benson
Rock Island
Ill
Hazel Hill
Muscatine
Griffith Funeral Home
Homer Perry
Letts
Olla Mare McCleary
Muscatine General Hospital
Harry Erastus
Trene Jacobs Barnes
Aaroh McCleary
Divorce Decree and Estate Notices From Daily Report
Judge RB Slohr granted Cheryl A Roby custody of the child and 19 weekly support with household goods and debts to be divided. Beulah Nyenhuis died intestate Sept 24 1964 survived by Glenn Nyenhuis. estate valued about 14150. Admitted and dismissed lists and a birth notice for a son to Jack Strouse Route 2 Wednesday included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl A. Roby
William J. Roby
RB. K. Slohr
Beulah Nyenhuis
Glenn Nyenhuis
Chicago Livestock Market Report Opens Slowly
Chicago AP markets show cattle receipts around 700, hogs 8500, sheep 200. Hog market opens slow with butchers steady, sows 50 higher. Prices include 190-225 lb butchers at 28.00-28.75, 190-240 lb at 27.75-28.25, 240-260 lb at 27.00-27.73, 350-400 lb sows at 23.50-24.95, 400-450 lb at 22.75-23.75, 450-500 lb at 22.00-22.75, and 600 lb plus at 21.50-22.00.
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Chicago
National Guard Tightens Inspection of Armories
Des Moines reports the Iowa National Guard tightened armory inspection rules after the Keokuk explosion. Adjutant General J F Miller says a standardized list of items to inspect is now submitted to guard headquarters. The change is not a critique of Keokuk staff. Miller discusses gas buildup theory and notes no odor was detected before the blast which killed two. He describes armory use for a square dance and outlines public relations and profit rules for groups using armories. The tort claims act allows state suits over $5,000 with approvals required. a constitutional challenge is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
IDPA
Keokuk
National Guard
J. F. Miller
Miller
Keokuk Armory
Iowa
Milner
Public USA
State Appeal Board
Polk County
Viet Nam War Effort Could Reach Korean War Peak
The United States may near or exceed the 402000 man peak of the Korean War in Viet Nam by next summer. The buildup promises a higher fighting tempo and longer casualty lists, pressuring the Johnson administration to strike targets such as Hanoi Haiphong or Cambodian border areas. Current strength around 249000 could rise by up to 150000 in six months as officials weigh expanding roles and force levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Viet Nam
Johnson Administration
Hanoi
Haiphong
United States Ha
7Th Fleet
United States
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
New Address For Cardwell
Albert N Cardwell, RMSA 1736 10 02 Box 11 Division 1 NAVCO MSFA GUAM MI FPO San Francisco Calif 96630. 500000 Americans engaged by this time next year. Peak US strength in the Korean War theater was about 402000 men. Even more than last winter’s decision to bomb North Viet Nam, the turning point probably was President Johnson ordering the Army 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division and other big reinforcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cardwell
Climer Street
Albert
Pacific
U. S. Navy
Albert N. Cardwell
RMSA
Division 1
NAVCO
MSFA
Guam
FPO
San Francisco
Calif
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Johnson
B. E. Spivy
Joint Chiefs of
Johnsons
South Viet Nam
New Addresses and Local Notes from Burlington Area
Local notices list new addresses for Larry Cozine and updates on residents Mrs Luethye in Davenport hospital room 314, Robert Yedlik's return from St Louis, and family visits. Pvt Richard Stutzman completes five week aircraft maintenance course at Fort Rucker. Burlington Free Press offers a free funeral to drinkers on New Year’s Eve with prior notice. Deeds recorded for River Terminal and local Muscatine parcels. Viet Nam war analysis discusses the U.S. role, troop ratios, and escalation in South Viet Nam with quotes from Lt. Gen. Spivy and Sec. McNamara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Clifford Luethye
St. Luke's Hospital
Davenport
Robert Yedlik
St. Louis
Renete Johanson Wit
Veteran's Hospital
Roy Hutchinson
Lanesboro
Diane Hutchison
Dallas
Texas
Hutchison
Paul Reed
Stutzman
Richard G. Stutzman
Richard G. Stutaman
Rt. 1
West Liberty
Army Aviation School
Fort Rucker
Ala
Stutaman
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
West Liberty High School
Burlington, VI
Burlington Freee Press
Free Press
Wilton Church Services Set
Wilton churches publish the week’s schedule with multiple congregations. Presbyterian Church lists Sunday services and a Wednesday carryon supper. Methodist Church notes guest minister Rev Fred Penny and a noon potluck with students from the University. United Churches of Christ, Trinity and Grace churches present Watch Night, worship, meetings, and choirs through January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Fred Penny
Town City
Penry
United Churches of Christ
Trinity True Blue
Grace
Trinity
Pat Luci
Trinity Women's Fellowship
Harbison Buys Implement Firm At Columbus
Herbert A. Harbison purchases William Swailes interest in Harbison and Swailes Implements. The new firm will be Harbison Implements with the change effective Jan 1 1966. Swailes retires after years in the partnership and the business. Personal notes list several local residents traveling or visiting relatives over Christmas and a Mercy Hospital patient. A watchnight party at First Friends church is set for Dec 31 with games visits refreshments and the film In His Steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois City
Ilinois City Methodist Church
Ralph Keller
Artis Sedam
John Fuhr
Arthur Feldman
Della Rounds
Thelma Rounds
John Keller
Houston
Texas
Ollis Keller
Albert
Herbert Brudtkuhl
Ernest, Brudtkuhl
Muscatine R
Sted
Mrs. Peat
Dungan
Ruth Ann Dungan
Robert Tomlinson
New Windsor
Elmer Coulter
New Boston
Frank Terrill
Columbus Junction
Herbert A. Harbison
William Swailes
Harbison R
Arizona
Paul Faier
Ralph Faler
United States Navy
Faler
Hilda Giffey
Molise
Clyde Hardison
Doran Cutkamp
Chicago
Arnold Cutkamp
St. Louis
Chet Cutkamp- Kirt Keltner
Harlan Keltner
Mercy Hospital
Town City
Claude Ross
Cedar Rapids
Sandy Bassin
Roy Melean
First Friends Church
Charles M. Sheldon
Muscatine
Iowa City
Chet Chett
West Liberty PTA to Meet Monday
West Liberty Public card party sponsored by the Odd Fellows will be held Saturday evening starting at 8 in the I.O.O.F. hall with Euchre canasta and five hundred and prizes. Refreshments will be served. The West Liberty PTA will meet Monday evening January 3 in the Elementary building at 7 30 p.m. Walter Conway State Representative will speak on legislation affecting schools. Special music will be performed by the instrumental department directed by Donald Kehrberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
The
Oddfellows Lodge
C.F
Euchre
Canasta
PTA
Donald Kehrberg
Lake Lassies Plan January Meeting at 7 30 p m
Lake Lassies 47 Club sets its monthly gathering for January 4 at 7 30 p m at Vickie Hitchcock home. The January 3 date was postponed. WSCS group of High Prairie Methodist Church to meet at noon 20. Hostesses are Marlin Eichelberger Virgil Holtebe and Cliff Herlein with Don Scott leading the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Prairie
Lake Lassies 47 Club
Vickie Hitchcock
WSCS
High Prairie ‘Methodist Church
Marlin Eichelberger
Virgil Holtebe
Cliff Herlein
Don Scott
Classified Advertising Classifications And Deadlines Noted
A listing of classified ad sections and services appears, outlining categories such as For Rent and For Sale, with notes on deadlines. It mentions a 9:50 a.m. close on insertion day and provides a contact number 203-221 for placing ads and receiving suggestions to improve results.
Maid-Rite Shops to Close Sunday January Second
JHE MAID-RITE outlets will shut on Sunday January 2 due to the holiday schedule. The closure affects all locations and customers are advised to plan accordingly.
Thanks and appreciation for support after loss of husband
The Tevje family express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives who provided food cards memorials and flowers after the death of their husband and father. Special thanks to Dr Gaizke nursing staff at Insestine General Hospital Pastor Quam Pastor Engel and to bearers and Mr Herbert Grebing for music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaizke
Herbert Grebing
Harry Tevje
Wilcoss Nurs
Rela
Enke
Flenry Syayagsinit
Ralph Sywassinit
Donald Sywastirke
Duane Sywastink
Leland Enke
Ardith Dickey
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Olla Marie McCleary
Clark C
Altekruse
Fairbanks Chapel
Edwin Frotard
Eva Kramer
Orville Deddick
Bilis Carter
Howard Her Jein
Robert O’brien
Altekrusé
Glenn E. van Atta
Leo Jeambey
Eva Keamer
Greenwood Cemetery
van Atta
Typ
Shirley Millard
Ernest G. Sylvester
Hershey Ave
Mr. Sylvester
Roach & Musser Company
Jacob and
Marie Brehmsyl Vyester
Charlotte Rueckert
Zion Lutheran Church
Charlotte Sylvester
Henry
Ruth) Filekinger
Jack
Mary Ann) Stange
Albert Sylvester
William Drewes
Minnie Benninger
Beiy
Ralph J. Wittich
Joan Quamn
Curtis Foster
Orange
Muscating General Hospital
George M. Wittich
Daily Report
George M. Becke
Sherman
Robert Nietzel
Mulberry
Muberry
Lawrence Wakeland
Isett
Gladys Kennedy
W. Third
Charles Nesbit
Clinton
Lula Gasaway
Oneida
Harold G. Kallenberger
Park Ave
George R. Asby
Grandview
Mattie L. Rock
Indiana
Robert F. Hayes
Jack Strouse
Illinois City News Notes
Cardwell
L. Cozine
Kaze Mulls
Spring
Larry Cozine
Larry D. Cozine
New York
Harbison
Columbus
Florida
Mississippi
Pacific States
Rockies
Dakotas
Mississippi Valley
West Liberty Pta
Garland Haselhahn
Richard Martin
Charlotte Martin
Spokane
Roger Robbins
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Glen Martin
Marcia Haselhahn
William Webb
Richard
Patty
Wis
Bartley Johnston
Brad
Marvin Jarvis
Margo
Mark
Fort Wayne
Martha Frang
Alvin Jarvis
Jacque
Emma Boyans
W. L. Jarvis
Claude Hammer
George Holmes
Violet Passmore
Emma Boyens
Lake Lassies
Edward Cruckles
District Court
State OF
Edward
Ruckles
Chester Ruckies
Duane E. Buckles
Chester C. Ruckles
Dilan
Tans
Duane E
Lincoln Blvd
Ccu Ene
Kai Ve Frank
Fann
Auto Services, Parts, Accessories, PLC
Isi
Charley Therlin Hawkins
Exna Chapman
Neighbo
Biustenbach
Harald Reddick
Wester i Ig
Muscatine Savings and Logon
Pertieiatitoctisee Tetera Tetas F T & J Tree Service
Sterner
Jackson
Bosch Pest Control
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