Muscatine youths represent nation on international program
Mrs William Leslie chairs the Muscatine chapter of Youth for Understanding. Six girls accompanied by the group at various times this past summer visited Holland Germany Sweden Chile Finland and Denmark, representing their nation city and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leslie
Muscatine
Youth For Understanding Program
Mrs
Leslie
Mary Spencer
Ed Holland
Cindi Schavland
Germany
Jan Fisher
Sweden
Kristine Meyer
Chile
Shirley Rowdybush
Finland
Kris Toyne
Denmark
Journal
Muscatine Highlights Cover Local Leaders and Events
January 21 to 9 Open house at the new Muscatine item lists notable town figures and actions: Nancy Thomas named worthy advisor at Rainbow Assembly 38. four Kent Feeds execs promoted to vice presidents. Elks Youth Leadership winners Deborah Hahn and Robert Boysen named. Remodeling at Batterson Dept. store and Bell Telephone retirements noted. Local honors include MCC homecoming queen candidates and Boy Scouts Silver Beaver award for Marion Nowysz. Various civic items from police, county tours, and public works also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Thomas
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic ‘Temple
Kent Feeds
C.L. (Roy) Luce
Willard Wilson
Wilbur Pobanz
K.C. Daniels
Deborah K. Hahn
George Hahn
Robert Boysen
A.J
Muscatine
Northwestern Bell Telephone Compacty
Dennis Longhurst
Holly Hendricks
Kathy Hinrichsen
Connie Petersen
Nancy Petersen
Darlene Trememia
Muscatine Community College
William L. Winegard
Lakeview Agricultural District
Holland
Mich
HJ. Heinz Company
MCC
Grandview
List of February Deaths in Local Area Names and Ages
Obituary notices list numerous February deaths with ages and addresses, including William A. Sinkler 86 of 1514 E Fifth and Leonard Walter Schneck lesh 65 Route 2 Esth er Anderson 88 West Liberty plus many others from Route 2 Route 3 and surrounding towns. The roster names residents like Julius Geethals 85 Long Grove and Clifford Ewing Silk 70 Atalissa along with addresses such as 221 Fletcher and 103 etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Sinkler
E. Fifth
Leonard Walter Schnecklesh
Esther Anderson
West Liberty
Lysle H. Whitmer
Mary Louise Voy
Town
Ernest Steven Pottebaum
Mississippi
Elmer Lee Evans
Monroe
Julius Geethals
Long Grove
Clifford Ewing Silk
Atalissa
Ethel Whitacre
Oakwood
Fred F. Poole
Nichols
John A. Schmoldt
Fletcher
Rena J. Reddick
E. Seventh
Heinrich T. Waad
Stockton
Cora B. Moore
Baker
Gordon Ernest Ricketts
Fairport
Charles Clifford Harbaugh
Fred C. Mittman
Walter Anthony Freybler
Climer
Charles Claus Koll
Magnelia
Rosetta Heath
Elvera Alma
Weih
Wilton
Gene W. Dutton
Lizzie
Dorothea Reitel
Route 5
Glenn Vernon Goodwin
Taylor
Anna Mary
Miller
Mulberry
Frances Lottie Wriedt
Mark Welter
Bidwell
Lester Eugene Genung
Willon
Jessie Josephine Rah- Miller
Pine
Douglas Ross Martin
Moscow
William Milo -Templeman
W. Eighth
Glen Wilson Wright
Isett
Georgia M. Mills
Tenth
Robert Henry Naber
Robin Road
Orville
Arthur Bass
Conesville
Muscatine High to name Kaeding successor coach
Ten years ago Jim Kaeding of Sut ton Neb will become Muscatine High School basketball coach if he accepts Earl Ganfenbein's successor role. Kaeding was among four coaches evaluated by school officials and the board after a weekend visit. Bill Winfrey resigns as head football coach and teacher at Muscatine High School at term end. City official Dusenberry warns removal of red tags from tagged buildings is unlawful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. McKee
Muscatine
Mississippi Valley Association
McKee
Harold Opilvie
Muscatine Development Corporation
Association
Grace Miller
Hope
Timothy W. Temple
Lincoln School
Warren R. King
Red Cross
John L. Klein
American Academy of General Practice
National Association of Family Doctors
The
New
Jim Kaeding
Sutton, Neb
Earl Ganfenbein
Muscatine High School
Kaeding
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Oak St
Bill Winfrey
Kenneth Dusenberry
Grandview Avenue firm expands size and stock
A local business enlarges its premises by 720 square feet of floor space and a larger parking area moving from a smaller site on Grandview avenue. The new building permits a larger stock of merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview Avenue
Holiday Station
City brick yards run heavier business this season
A local observer notes brick yards in the city, eight in number, report a heavier run of business this season than in several years.
Moody Bible Institute Graduation for Fulton Son
Grandview Bill Fulton Jr the 40 year old son of Mr and Mrs N M Fulton will graduate from the missionary course at Moody Bible Institute Chicago Friday evening June 6 at Moody Memorial church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Bill Fulton, Jr
N. M. Fulton
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Moody Memorial Church
Lutheran excursion to Rock Island next Friday
Seventies era item notes a Lutheran excursion to Rock Island scheduled for next Friday with a promotion to hear Mr Ran kins address in Stein's Music Hall on Monday. C A W Kent of West Liberty visited as county seal official today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Saddles Harness Sale At Irvin House Shop
For thirty days the entire stock of Saddles and harness at my shop under the Irvin House will be sold at greatly reduced prices. All in need of such goods should call. C. W. Mathis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin
C. W. Mathis
Also Mentioned on This Page
All City
James Stecher
Police Department
Muscatine County
James Stelzner
Burton Mills
Leroy Taylor
Elmer Ihms
Kay Starkweather
Auditors’ Office
Vernon Shepard
Harry Banta
Amos Joe Shepherd
Davenport
Marion Nowysz
Poland
Boy Scouts of America
Illowa Council
Calvin T. Rowe
Legion
National Security Council
Joe Maher
National Rehabilitation Commission
Julius Rudolph Seeman
Bettendorf
Jessie Figg
Clover Farm
Oregon ST
Hill's
Maxine Gauler
Jim Griffin
Shirley Hagerman
Cyril Herwig
Mildred Kent Bernice Nell Gerda Schmidt Maleta Vorwerk
Deloris Connor
William Lechner, Jr
James Grady
WOMER
America
Verse Nietzel
Myrie Nietzel
Donald V. Schmidt
Ralph Nietzel
Michael Nietzel
F. J
Bud” Bayerbach
Tom Hoopes
Beulah Hudson
Greg Bridges
Douglas Lorber
Gertrude. Fisher
Scememares
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