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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1966

Page

11

Kathy's Reopens at New Address in Muscatine

Kathy's, not a new restaurant, moves to 420 Mulberry in Muscatine with a reopened Sept 1. The new site adds a private dining room for events alongside the counter and booth space. Owner Kathy Henderson stands beside the Journal Photo, noting fresh plastic flooring and an acoustical ceiling throughout.

Kathy’s Muscatine Mulberry Kathy's New Kathy Henderson Kathy's Journal

Muscatine News Highlights Feb 1966 Water Plans and Floods

Review of Muscatine area items from Feb 1966 covers the 1965 waterworks expansion with 5 miles of mains and pumping upgrades, board actions to fluoridate city water, library circulation drop amid cold weather, Mississippi River rise and ice jams, Rotary gift of a heart monitor for Muscatine General Hospital, and bridge revenue drop. Also notes the 1961 Mad Creek flood hearing and ongoing flood control talks.

Muscatine P. M. Musser Public Library Mississippi River Devel Muscatine General Hospital Rotary Club Iowa River Oakville Highway 61 Wapello Louisa County Muscatine Bridge Commission Mad Creek Creek West Davenport Buffalo Enchanted Island Davenport

Mulford Church Hosts 148 Members by Three Hostesses

Fifty years ago, Mrs. Charles Bodman, Mrs. Donald McDaniel, and Mrs. Charles Rosenmjnd will preside as 148 hostesses welcome Mulford Congregational church members on Wednesday afternoon.

Charles Bodman Donald McDaniel Charles Rosenmjnd Mulford Congregational Church

Obituary list of residents with ages and addresses

Seventy five year old and younger residents are listed with ages, names and street addresses or towns. The page notes several elderly individuals from various towns, plus a brief 75 years ago blurb about arrivals from Chicago and an update on a local resident’s health improving.

100 Years Ago in Muscatine Commerce and Saloons

A historical tally lists fourteen dry goods stores, thirty retail groceries, five drug stores, six hardware shops, five jewelry establishments, six boot and shoe outlets, four clothing stores, three millinery houses, four general stores, three furniture firms, two book shops, and thirty eight saloons and restaurants.

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Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Meets with Planned All-Day Session

Twenty five members attended the Grace Lutheran church Ladies Aid meeting last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ella Chant as hostess. An all-day meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday. The dinner committee includes Mrs. John Behrens Mrs. Ann Dankert Mrs. Amanda Stender and Mrs. Howard Reed.

Ladies Aid of Grace Lutheran Church Ella Chant John Behrens Ann Dankert Amanda Stender Howard Reed

Fifty Years Ago Sleighing Party Hosted by Too man Home

Seventy five members of the Baptist Young People's Union rode to the Too man residence on Burlington Road aboard three hay racks and one bobsled for an oyster supper. Music followed the festivity.

Baptist Young People's Union Roy Tooman Burlington Road

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kathy's Restaurant Hanes B.F. Goodrich & LaCrosse Rubber Footwear Rail Carhartt Flint — Wrangler Big Smith West Spoond St National Bank of Garrett East Second Street Crowe Garrett's Wayne Garrett Steve Crowe Harry Wall Shey Willian J. Hockridge Florence Rock Agnes Power W. Fifth Elmer Kallenberger, Sr E. Second Lewis M. Dallmeyer Columbus Junction Richard Francis Reed George W. Meerding Nora Taylor W. Fulham Vera Schreurs Town Anna Catherine Jensen Wilton Timothy DeWayne Strong Lowell Michael Tisor John Luther Astrup Hills Lara Pohlmann Newell Edward Carl Bersch Clarence A. Sissel Orange Eunice Lovisa Kyle Dallas City Lene Jennie Shafer E. Eighth Henry Theodore Berry E. Fifth Minnette C. Ebner Riverview Heights Edward Maher Lucas Paul Melton Klotz Jeffrey Scott Haller Phillips James Alvie Bair Letts Mae Eliza Tranter Sherman Edna L. Sterner Mcarthur Robert W. Brook, Jr Adolph Kaufman Chicago Phillip Stein B. H. Eversmeyer ZINE Cem Scart Jim Umata Enttlt Town & Country Lambert Gold Bond Paints and Supplies Kathryn and Felix Ruppert John Tiedemann Frances Kelley Jeffery Meeks RED Paint Store Iowa Ave Miller’s Miller & Sons, Florists
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