Candy cane sale aids Korean orphans in Muscatine
In Muscatine Iowa 48 cases of candy canes were sold at the Kenneth House and Mulberry barbershop. Proceeds totaling 200 dollars benefited Most Adoption Program Inc to support orphans in Korea. Kim Houseal, adopted from a Seoul area orphanage, now thrives with her Iowa family. The Holt program operates the San 20 miles north of Seoul.
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Kenneth
Hammann Avenue
Mulberry
Mulberry Avenue
Most Adoption Program, Inc
Korea
Kim Houseal
Muscafine
Holt Program
I San
Seoul
Holt
Houseal
Triune Lodge to Install New Officers
Triune Masonic lodge will hold a public installation at 8 p.m. January 5 in the Masonic temple. Officers to be installed include Paul Cottrell worshipful master Adrian Strouse senior warden Robert Richmond junior warden Archie Casebolt treasurer William Connor secretary James Fischer senior deacon Robert Wagner junior deacon Harry Payne senior steward Richard Ludman junior steward Henry Newman Tyler Albert Weber chaplain and E M Hathaway marshal.
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Triune Lodge
Triune Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
Paul Cottrell
Adrian Strouse
Robert Richmond
Archie Casebolt
William Connor
James Fischer
Robert Wagner
Harry Payne
Richard Ludman
Henry Newman
Tyler
Albert Weber
E. M. Hathaway
Fire Danger Dolls Found In Muscatine
Muscatine fire chief Alex Bender says flammable dolls tied to recent headlines have been found locally. Four dolls were brought to the fire station. three bought at stores and one given as a gift. Made in England and Poland, the 7 to 15 inch dolls burn quickly, prompting store removals and public tips to report dolls to the fire station.
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Muscatine
Alex Bender
Bender
England
Poland
U. S
A. D. Sutton & Sons
Alarm Sounds Trigger Break-In Charges in Muscatine
Two Muscatine men, Raymond E. Anson Jr. and Larry L. LaRue, were arrested inside the Farm and Fleet center at 1608 Grandview Avenue after an alarm at police headquarters at 2 25 a m. Police, led by Capt Wayne McDaniel and Officers Yerington and Doerres, found footprints in snow and an open restroom window with a broken lock.
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Farm and Fleet Center
Grandview Avenue
City Hall
Raymond E. Anson, Jr
Pine Street
Larry L. LaRue
East Second Street
Wayne McDaniel
Carl Yerington
Franklin Street
Robert Doerres
Gerald Barclay
Capt
McDaniel
Doerres
Two Teens Arrested After City Car Crash
Two 17 year old drivers were arrested after a 12:35 a.m. collision at Leroy street and Barry avenue. James Richard Whitsitt failed to yield. Dennis Lee Monroe drove too fast for conditions. Bonds posted, hearings continued, vehicles found, no goods missing at Farm and Fleet center.
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Leroy Street
Barry Avenue
James Richard Whitsitt
Mulberry Avenue
Dennis Lee Monroe
Grand Avenue
Whitsitt
Barry
Leroy
Monroe
Duane Goodken
Muscatine Journal details and subscription rates
The Muscatine Journal, published daily except Sundays and holidays, is a Lee Enterprises member. It lists mailing addresses, AP use, and subscription prices including $2.09 monthly in-city carrier delivery and $17.00 yearly by mail within 50 miles.
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The
Muscatine Journal
Lee Enterprises
St. Muscatine
Iowa
Muscatine
Associated Press
AP Town Dispatches
City of Muscatine
Advace
Daly
Daily Report items detailed in Muscatine notices and court actions
Includes Richmond versus Richmond divorce with custody and support claims and insurance for child, probate notices for John F. Colvin and George E. Rick estates, speeding and forgery entries, a change of venue for a disturbing the peace case, hospital admissions and dismissals, and birth notices for local residents including Zehner, Ramseyer, and Hudnall families.
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Diverciawit
Cherolyn D. Richmond
Lewis Richmond
Muscatine
Anna Faye Little
Diehn Avenue
Davenport
District Court
Byron Nichols
Breese Avenue
Court of Justice of the Peace
Walter Pilgrim
John Munday
W. Fulham
Clarence Martin
E. Fifth
Grace Schildberg
John Russell
New Boston
Frank Nelson, Jr
Gerald Kirk
Cook
Mary Marks
New Hampshire
Guy Fuller
Moscow
Marilyn Mosley
Raymond Wendt
Park Ave
James Lemkau
Fred Christian
European Hotel
C. W. Ramseyer
Gary Hudnall
Elsa
Lakewood
Calif
Charley Buttgen
MCC Students Design New Store Front In Muscatine
Langs Jewelry in Muscatine unveils a new Langs storefront designed by Muscatine Community College architecture students. C. L. Lang selected the class proposal, and no changes were needed during contractor construction.
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MCC
Lang
Muscatine
Muscatine Community College
C. L. (Verne) Lang
Aerial War Curtailed By Weather
In South Vietnam, Mekong Delta and central lowlands saw light clashes on the eve of a two day New Year truce. Weather curtailed air raids on North Vietnam though B52s attacked Communist positions in the south. Premier Ky warned he may call off the four day lunar New Year cease fire if Viet Cong fail to honor it as they did Christmas.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Mekong
North Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Professional Division Exceeds United Fund Goal
The Professional Division of the United Fund of Muscatine surpassed its $9,000 goal, finishing with $9,234.96. Co chairs A Wayne Eckhardt and Kenneth Bartelt announced the close of their division as others continue to raise funds. The overall drive totals $119,797.86, still short of the $130,000 target for 17 agencies.
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United Fund
United Fund of Muscatine
A. Wayne Eckhardt
Kenneth Bartelt
Lincoln School
Junior Otto
Jack Smith
Stores, Offices Will Close Monday
Muscatine county courthouse and city hall will be closed Saturday and Monday for the New Year holiday. Most business places will be closed Monday. The Journal will not publish on Monday.
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Muscatine County
Journal
Three Past Winners Choose Jaycee Distinguished Service Award Judges
Muscatine Jaycees named Garry D. Woodward Emil Schulz and Merie Strouse to judge the 1966 Distinguished Service Award selection. The winner, a Muscatine man aged 21 to 35, will be honored at Bosses Night Jan 26. Nominations are due by midnight Jan 16. forms at the Civic Center. Judging will be Jan 13.
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Muscatine
Mediate
Jaycee
Civic Center
DSA
Don Klebe
Factory Fire Delays Jail Cell Modernization in Muscatine
A bathroom fixture factory fire in Muscatine triggered a district court order allowing Sheriff Dick Oppelt to move juvenile offenders and female prisoners to Scott County Jail in Davenport. The blaze halted second floor cell modernization, delaying a state-mandated upgrade. The fire also disrupted plumbing work and delayed replacing old fixtures begun last week.
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Muscatine District Court
Nathan Grant
Dick Oppelt
Muscatine County
Scott County
Davenport
Oppelt
Mayor Reminds Area Aliens To Register
Mayor Burns urges aliens in the Muscatine area to report their addresses during January under the 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act. Forms are available at U S post offices and local citizens should assist in notifying aliens to comply with annual address reporting requirements.
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Nw. O. (Kelly) Burns
Muscatine
U. S
Burns
Citie Nens
Color photographs in Muscatine Journal year-end edition
The front page features full-color images produced by Journal staff members. Harold Blake and Tom Korte took photos of Muscatine industrial products and two men in a church interior. Albert Lichtenwald supervised color reproduction in the engraving department and press room.
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Muscatine Journal Today
Journal
Muscatine
Harold Blake
Tom Korte
Albert Lichtenwald
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Anson
LaRue
Court of Justice of the Peace Bay Pace
Hershey Avenue
Demorest Avenue
R. C. Walker
Lucas Street Market
Gordon’s Market
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Dial
Mrurl
Weare SD
LC. Barry Hardware Co
Daily Report
John F. Colvin
Mary Jo Worley
Charles D. Colvin
J. R. Lewis
George Essley Rick
Mildred Kiene
Hazel Stewart
George E. Rick
Richard Eugene Creamer
Justice Court
Ray Pace
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Fred Schwengel
Fort Madison
Second Street
Mad Creek
Frank W. Ashton
George Wood
Col
Howard 8. Coffman
Robert F. Stahl
Burlington Areas
Schwengel
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