Mint Holds Nearly 74 Million In Silver Dalley On Hand
The Mint has not stamped out on silver dalley since 1931 yet holds almost 74 million in stock.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1963
Page
2
The Mint has not stamped out on silver dalley since 1931 yet holds almost 74 million in stock.
The Mule ford Evanggalien held its annual church meeting on Thursday after a potluck supper. Philco Fellowship decorated and served, with plans announced for the coming year. Various officers and committees were named, Rev. Baustian led a devotional, and a winter pancake breakfast recipe note followed.
Rev B J Lenoch will describe his NMA trip as guest speaker for the Pilot Club of Muscatine on Thursday evening January 17 at the Geneva Golf and Country Club. A social hour from 6 to 6:30 precedes dinner at 6:30 with a meal included. Reservations should be made with Mary Let by January 14. Evelyn Sauerland chairs the membership committee.
Muscatine Community College plans evening credit classes in Sociology 1 Social Problems Economics 11 Principles of Economics English Freshman English and Mathematics Basic Skills. Courses run if ten or more register with first classes the week of Jan 28. Interested persons should notify the college office. Rev Stephan R Root Jr, MCC president, attends an upcoming Migrant Leaders meeting in Columbus Ohio.
A 12:30 p.m. collision at Schley avenue and Kansas street in Armhuy left two cars damaged and one driver with a head injury. Bunn, 38, driving a 1961 model west on Schley, collided with Hildebrandt, 36, whose 1940 vehicle spun and struck a metal street sign post. Bunn’s car swerved into a yard and overturned, ending near a house. Bunn was to be examined by a physician.
About 50 percent of RM mill workers released have found other jobs in Muscatine. At a RaMan manpower committee meeting at the Town State Employment Security office it was reported that 267 RM workers have been released, 28 still employed by RM, and 132 have secured reemployment. Many are still job hunting or delaying until spring while some near retirement age.
Deere and Co. farm implement makers reported fiscal 1962 gains and higher profits. Sales for the year ended Oct 1 totaled 541.503 million dollars, up 14 percent from the prior year.
Moose Lodge installed George Rick and Earl Deahr as trustees with John H. Freund as installing officer assisted by Maraid Balterson. Fights serve until April. officers to be elected then. Membership awards went to Donald Tielge Jamey Lowe George Rigk Raymond Toyne and Harold Patterson. Glenn Richardson and Edward Schmidt presided at the luncheon.
Rep David Stanley of Muscatine County announced the 1963 legislative session will include a four point information program. He will share state government actions with citizens via The Muscatine Journal Wilton Advocate West Liberty Index KWPC and KWPC FM. Public meetings Saturdays Sundays and with organizations will bring news broadcasts and direct citizen input.
Muscatine High School dramatics will present a children’s play, Alice in Wonderland, in two performances Sunday at 2:00 PM and 8:00 PM. Student ticket sales are underway. The adaption by Charlotte Chorpening features Sharry Simpson as Alice and a large cast including Chuck Bunn, Mary Simmons, and Connie Alberts among others. Elden Benedict directs with Jill Miller as student director. A noncredit adult education typing class meets Jan 15 in Room 206 with advance registration at Muscatine Community College.
January distribution of surplus foods for Muscatine county residents begins next week at 108 Chestnut street. Outside city limits eligible residents receive their portions January 15. City residents distribute January 16 for names A to H, January 17 for I to PR, January 18 for Q through Z. Commodities include dried milk rice beans flour corn meal butter lard raised wheat chopped meal peanut butter and cheese. Applications for low income must be at the welfare office 316 Walnut street by January 31 for February distribution.
Mrs Vera Shivvers Knoxville Republican won the 11th Senatorial District in a special election to replace her late husband. She secured 2812 votes to 2586 for Democrat Howard Myers in Marion Monroe County. The 61 year old widow plans to aid the family sheep business and will join the upcoming legislative session.
Police reported a break in at the Farm and Fleet center at 1608 Grandview Avenue. An office desk was ransacked after someone pried open a window and inside lock, with no property reported missing.
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