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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1965
Page
17
Paetz Super Valu at 725 East Second Street added about 4000 square feet of floor space in 1965. The project, completed late in the year, enlarged display and preparation rooms and expanded multiple departments including frozen foods produce dairy meat and bakery. The upgrade created more stocking area perishables storage and a larger coffee bar with increased seating.
January obituary list records multiple local deaths with ages and addresses including James Dean Guthrie 54 722 Climer Velma Nugent 60 Route 3 and Stella Bannick 36 Wilton among many others across towns such as Columbus Junction West Liberty Davenport and Wilton.
Debaters finished third in a 25 team field at the Coe College Invitational in Cedar Rapids. Gas rate cuts announced for residential and commercial use by the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company. Muscatine Junior Chamber plans county Miss America pageant. Water system improvements contract tentatively awarded to Walter Joe firm. Two stolen cars rolled off a Broadway dead end into a ravine. Salvation Army to buy Mulford Free Evangelical church building and parsonage to expand services. City Council to hold open meetings. Rex Feuster killed in a traffic accident on Highway 150 near Davenport. Muscatine Aviation granted a free year lease for nonprincipal airport. Freezing rain and sleet create hazardous driving. Muscatine High School Auditorium presented HM, $ Pinafore.
A fire broke out on Water Street between Chestnut and Town Avenue in the Marx Block stables adjoining a warehouse. A young woman at Zion died suddenly from effects of tight racing.
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