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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1966
Page
13
Lang's Jewelry at 110 E Second St shows interior view of a remodeled grand opening event. The item notes October timing and a Journal Photo from ten years ago. Also mentions local club meetings and school faculty forums with parish and church community notes from the era.
A long roster lists numerous individuals with ages and street addresses across towns including Atalissa Wilton West Liberty and Grandview. Names include Martha Hedvig Deitweiler Bertha Harris Phillip Dietz Lillian Whitmer Fred Long Mary McCleary Minnie Fox Emil Polze Theodore Nelson Dossie McQuire Orvil Melick William Tomasson Ina Werner Gary Tillotson Nannie Erickson Josiah Morris Louis Salek Myrtle Louck Henry Albrecht Harry Bomke John Carlson Preston Conant Talka Stemmer Evelyn Fullerton Gertrude Hetzler Marjorie Schlotfelt Leroy Spoonemore George Kile Margareta Meyn Margaret Carroll Raymond Knouse Fred Hermann Thomas Krider Leonard Horst Eric Becknese William Sherlock Walter Grischer Jesse Grigg Mary Rowe Paul Pallischek Ida Cozine George Ashby Rudolph Thede Clyde Leach Tracy Murry Esther Moss Juona Hungate.
Ella Foster, 72, longtime Muscatine photographer in the 200 block of East Second Street, died at her home 319 West Second Street at 5:30 am Saturday after a seven month illness with complications. Forecaster predicts warmer weather by weekend despite subfreezing readings. Nelle Nefie began duties as junior clerk at the Iowa Employment Office on Friday.
A. M. Thompson and other towboats cracked chunks of ice in the Mississippi River as they traveled under the Muscatine high bridge on March 1. The effort aided flood relief by clearing an ice gorge that had flooded the Quad-Cities.
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