Muscatine board tames facility requests and funds youth counselor
The Muscatine board tabled a request from Rev. Keith Sorenson to use Central High School auditorium for a United Crusade event, denied a Seventh Day Adventist Church request for five nights weekly, and approved a two year subsidy of 12000 plus 5000 annually for a youth counselor under Great River Mental Health Center.
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Keith Sorenson
Lincoln Boulevard Baptist Church
Central High School
United Crusade
Chris Zogg
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
D.E. Schultz
Mulberry Ave
Charles R. Coulter
Muscatine Community Health Association
Coulter
Don Waters
Great River Mental Health Center
Couter
Arbitration set for MEA talks on school insurance and leaves
MEA and Muscatine school district will arbitrate in open session to resolve bargaining on disability insurance and employee hours. Madden found some items permissive while others lack evidence for a recommendation. Temporary paid leaves up to 21 days may be approved. other leaves await evidence. Arbitrator to be selected from PERB list. report due 15 days after the first session.
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Ware
Madden
Bettendorf
Dubuque
Muscatine
Superivosr
Harvey G. Allbee Jr
School
Allbee
PER
Procedures on Muscatine hospital bonds awaiting attorney opinion
Muscatine County officials plan to seek a bonding attorney's opinion on refer endum procedures for a $1,775,000 general obligation bond issue to expand Muscatine General Hospital. A special election may be held with costs up to $4,000, delaying the project to avoid inflation losses.
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Muscatine General Hospital
Muscatine
Charles R. Coulter
Muscatine Community Health Association
Coulter
J.W. Conway
Mary Bowie
Board of Supervisors
Bowie
Don Baumgardner
Hospital Board
A.C. Allen
Allen
Conway
Hospital
Muscatine County Farm Bureau
Quad City
Iowa City
Muscatine newspaper advertisement rates and publication note
Public notices and subscription terms from a Muscatine Iowa newspaper list daily delivery options and rates. Includes prices for city delivery, curbside, motor route, and mail, with distinctions for distance and service type and special rates for students and servicemen.
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Mascaline
Eipul
Ascatite
Dzly
Tawry
Muscatine
Rites set for traffic victim from Muscatine county
Bernice M. Bell 80 of Rt. 3 Muscatine died in a head on crash on Iowa 22 near Muscatine with Bates J. Beltz 21 of 613 E. 7th St. Beltz was listed in critical condition at University Hospital Iowa City. Services for Bell set for Thursday 1 30 p.m. at Geo M Wittich Funeral Home burial Greenwood Cemetery visitation begins noon Wednesday. Bell survived by husband son father six brothers and four sisters. She owned Bernieces Beauty Shop and was a Zion Lutheran Church member.
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Muscatine
Iowa 22
Bernice M. Bell
Rt. 3
Bates J. Beltz
7Th St
Beltz
University Hospital
Iowa City
Lawrence Bell
Illinois
Zion Lutheran Church
Berniece
Larry A. Bell
George James
Marvin James
Garner, Mont
Arthur James
Ursa
Ill
Lawrence James
St. Louis
Max James
Crocker
Kenneth James
St. Ann
Robert James
Peoria
Herman
Ruth) Reist
Albert
Willadean) Fordham
Dale
Mary) Jones
Fort Madison
Joe
Carol) Frisco
Koffee Club Hosts Birthday Breakfast at Masonic Temple
Seven Koffee Klub members born around the date gathered for a birthday breakfast at the Masonic Temple on Saturday morning. Guests included Thomas Beveridge, John Stevens, Dewey Applegate, Glen Pollock, Calvin TF Rowe, Walter McGillivray, and Millard Johnson, with 55 attendees. Assistants were Mildred Grings, Glenda Johnson, Lyle Johnson, and Mrs Curly Clark.
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Masonic Temple
Koffee Klub
Thomas Beveridge
John Stevens
Dewey Applegate
Glen Pollock
Calvin TF. Rowe
Walter McGillivray
Millard Johnson
Mildred Grings
Glenda Johnson
Lyle Johnson
Curly"’ Clark
Grain prices with moisture discounts
Local cash grain notes moisture discount rules for corn and soybeans. Corn at No 2 grade offers $2.58 per bushel with 30 day delivery and a moisture penalty of 1 percent of the contract price for each 2 percent moisture above 15.5. Soybeans bid $4.60 per bushel for 30 day delivery with a moisture penalty of 1 percent of the contract price for each 1 percent moisture over 13.
Two Muscatine youths arrested in burglary case
Two Muscatine juveniles, Dave F. Yerington 17 and Dave L. Estabrook 14, were arrested Monday in connection with a Friday burglary at James Schell Sr. residence. They were held as delinquents by Judge Jack L. Burns. Police recovered over $180 of about $680 stolen cash and reported five stolen citizen band radios across the area. A 12 foot boat and a car wash padlock thefts were also noted, with a noninjury collision between a Port City Taxi and another vehicle on Washington Street.
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Muscatine
Dave F. Yerington
Hershey Ave
Dave L. Estabrook
Kansas &I
Jack L. Burns
Muscatine County
Yerington
Estabrook
Muscatine City
James Schell Sr
Liberty St
Schell
Citizens Band
W. Seventh Street
James Beverlin
W. 7Th St
Harold Lane
Locust St
Dan Garrett
Pine St
Don Heathman
7Th St
Richard E. Hill
Orange St
Andy Ferns
L&b Mobile Home Park
Washington Street
Fillmore Street
Port City
Clyde H. Taylor
David A. Richmond
Parkington Dr
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