Arthur E. Stanley Elected Muscatine United Fund President
Arthur E. Stanley was elected Wednesday night as the new president of the Muscatine United Fund succeeding John England. I. R. Jacky McConnah was named vice president with Richard A. Shulm as treasurer. The board voted at a post meeting following the annual United Fund business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Stanley
Muscatine United Fund
John England
I. R.jacky McConnah
View
Richard A. Shulm
United Funds
Stanley
United Fund
Harold Lemkay
England
Bruce Terrell
Terrell
Muscatine
Harold Lemkal
Journal Phato
Third Floor Department Opens for Easy Shopping
A new third floor department has opened with merchandise gathered in one spot for simple browsing. You don’t have to hunt every department. visit this area for a convenient shopping experience.
Sgt. Byrd Grads From Missile School at Sheppard AFB
Master Sergeant Oscar M. Byrd of Muse atne is reassigned to Davis-Monthan AFB after graduating from the Air Force missile maintenance technician course. He trained in Titan I missile handling transport inspection and maintenance. He is the son of Cerell A. Byrd of Muscatine and married to Naomi M. Berry of Prescott, Arizona.
New Officers Head United Fund
New officers of the Muscatine United Fund were elected Wednesday night at a meeting of the new board of directors. Richard A. Shultz is treasurer, Arthur E. Stanley is president, and H. R. Jack McConnaha serves as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine United Fund
Richard A. Shultz
Arthur E. Stanley
H. R
Jack McConnaha
Journal
Brief agricultural report hints at long term economy shifts
A compact brief notes tentative trends in US agriculture and rural economics. It references government research and economic indicators, mentioning several programs, agencies, and timelines in a non-specific, historic context. The item signals ongoing analysis of farming, prices, and policy impact.
Colder Weather Due Again Tonight And Friday
The Weather Man forecasts colder weather for Southeast Town tonight and Friday with possible snow. Northerly winds of 30 miles an hour are expected and minimum readings may dip 3 to 10 degrees above zero. Morning temps rose from subzero to 22 degrees by noon with an 7 mph east wind and cloudy skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Midwest
Budgeted Civil Defense Totals 210 Million for Next Year
Washington outlines a 210 million civil defense proposal for the next fiscal year matching 75 million for shelter construction incentives. The plan would subsidize nonprofit shelters in schools and hospitals, not home shelters, with federal matching funds to expand fallout shelter space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Burgel
Fat Overweight Weight Loss Drug Guarantee Ad
An advertisement touts QURINEX or ODRINEN as a no prescription weight loss aid. It claims easy tablets suppress appetite without changing meals and promises a $5 guarantee with refund of full price if not satisfied, via Grimm Drug Sons 130auth mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odrinen
Wom
Cominex
Grimm Drug Sons
National Jaycee President to Speak at Bosses Night
National Jaycee President Doug Blankenship of College Park Georgia will speak Tuesday at the Muscatine Junior Chamber of Commerce Bosses Night observance. The event begins 6 30 p m Tuesday Jan 2 at the Elks lodge with presentations of the Good Government Award and Outstanding Young Man award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Ed Walner
Dick Marr
Jerry Verwers
Virgil Eichelberger
Terry Mealy
David Stanley
Jaycees
Exile Schulz
Blankenship
TLS
Las Vegas
The
Georgia Jaycees
Obituaries: Carl Werner and Bessie Westbrook Birt
Funeral services for Carl Werner 61 died Sunday at Muscatine General hospital were held at 2 pm Wednesday at George M. Wittich funeral home. Rev E J Hageman officiated with organist Mrs George Holliday. burial Greenwood cemetery. Bearers included Ralph Bierman Charles Bierman Raymond Bierman Mervin French Dean Oehle Mervin Shafer. Funeral details for Bessie Westbrook Birt 88 former Grandview resident were held at 8:30 am today at George M Wittich funeral home. Burial Wagner cemetery Rev Caleb Larson officiated with organist Mrs George Holliday. bearers Harold Furnas Scott Westbrook Richard Westbrook Bert Westbrook Earl Dickerson Scott Erye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Werner
Mrl Werner
Muscatine General Hospital
George M. Wittich
E. J. Hageman
George Holliday
Organis
Ralph Bierman
Charles Bierman
Raymond Bierman
Mervin French
Deanoehle
Mervin Shafer
Jnl
Greenwood Cemetery
Bessie Westbrook Birt
Grandview
Riverview Heights
Post Office Vehicle Area Enlarged at Magentine
Postmaster John Hendriks announced expansion of the Magentine post office loading dock vehicle area to increase parking. Work includes extending the area seven feet east and one foot north, removing shrubs, curbing, and paving with concrete. Bid forms and specifications are available at the post office and with GSA in Kansas City before Feb. 12. Interior redecorating is finished and new metal doors will be installed on Town Avenue and East Fourth Street sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magentine Post Office
John H. Hendriks
General Services Administration
Kansas City
Hendriks
Town Avenue
East Fourth Street
Three Cars Damaged in Muscatine Intersection Crash
At the West Eighth and Broadway junction in Muscatine two cars collided after noon then Marshek’s vehicle struck George Black’s parked convertible on Sixth street. Diereks, 25, and Marshek, 31, sustained front and rear damage, with Black’s left rear damaged. Earlier, at 8 10 a.m., Robert Jones, 17, was fined for failure to yield after his Ford struck Willard Last’s car on Eighth Street, causing over 100 dollars in damage to left front sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscaline
Ralph J. Diereks
Pop Jay Street
Joseph A- Marshek, Jr
Newell Avenue
East Sixth Street
Marshek
George Black
Letts
Sixth Street
Die
West Eighth Sweet and Broadway
Robert E. Jones
East Eighth Street
William Welles
Jones
West Eighth
Jef
Willard F. Last
Orange Street
Tired kidneys relief tonic promoted at Henderson Drug Co
An unusual advertisement touts a four day test for a kidney formula named BUBETS offering a rentle lift and balanced relief from backache leg pains and sleepless nights. The note claims 39 cents and urges purchases at Henderson Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Drug CO
City Council Schedules Public Hearing and Rezoning Bid Openings
The Ely City Council meets tonight with a public hearing at 7 15 p m on rezoning request from Ame company 319 Grandview Ave to rotate land south of Kemper Ave between Stewart Rd and Oregon sources from R 2 to light industrial The planning commission recommended a larger area be rezoned and a tuck terminal is planned on Kemper Ave The area is bounded by Stewart Rd Kemper Latham St and Cantaloupe St The council also opens bids for lateral sewer lines for Hilltop addition and Lorenz St homes Twelve firms requested bid forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ame
Grandview Avenue
Kemper Avenue
Stewart Road
Oregon Sorces
Kemper
Latham Street
Cantaloupe Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
RTOT
Aregen
Agenelex
Perrell
Arthur Stanley
Robert Veerhusen
Iverrecht
Max Churchill
Tack McConnaha
Ruth Gabriel
Harold
A. E. Stanley
Leta
Gene Seyb
Helen Mellrath
YWCA
Richard Shultz
YMCA
Joh Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Parker
Ministerial Association
Leslir Coulter
Velazquez
Velazquez, Rev. C. RR. Gesell
Rod Brake
Keith Mergiel
Harold Lemay
John Pallec
Batterson
Sgt. O. Byrd
McKesson
Ptasaya
Valvite
St. Regis
BEXEL
Feosawiony
APC
Relcosner
McKesson Room
Prion
Sycamore
Dr Ese
Department of Agri
Jaycee
Doug Blankenship
SAE
Phil
Osean
Levine
Man of the
Aga
Coir
Boda
Petar
Alcatraz
Ely
Robert Stroud
Bird Man
Anda
Porson
Holst
Terror Nit
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!