Goodyear Plans New Building At 2nd and Mulberry
Goodyear Tire and Rubber plans a new 7000 sq ft service store on East 2nd street and Mulberry Avenue Muscatine at the site of the Glastein and Mark buildings. Completion is targeted for early spring with demolition set for February or March after bids.
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Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Glastein and Mark
East 2Nd Street
Mulberry Avenue
Muscatine
Luther Mutual Life Insurance Company
Waverly
J.W. Mark
Rock Island
Carl J. Spaeth
Goodyear
Spaeth
Mark
Glatstein
Te New Goodyear
Area Students In Business Honor Group
Area students are among members of the University of Iowa chapter of Delta Sigma Pi in the College of Business Administration. Names include Muscatine’s David Kautz John Manjovie James White Moscow Will iam Boorn Columbus Junction Edward Hawkins. Delta Sigma Pi is an international business fraternity with meetings tours and social events in its annual program.
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University of Iowa
Delta Sigma Pi
U of I College of Business Administration
Muscatine
David Kautz
Roy Kautz
Fairacre Drive
John Manjovie
Joseph Manjoine
Halstead
James White
Joseph J. White
Grandview Ave
Moscow
William Boorn
Harold W. Boorn
Columbus Junction
Edward Hawkins
Sheldon Hawkins
Gamble Ave
U of I
New Goodyear Store Plans Parking Extension
The illustration depicts a Goodyear store extending from 2nd Street to the alley between 2nd and 3rd facing Mulberry. It includes parking for 12 cars and a service apron in front, with the entrance at the 2nd Street corner.
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Goodyear
2Nd Street
2Nd
Mulberry
Jefferson Cub Awards Given at Pack 99 Meeting
Cub Scout Pack 99 met at Jefferson school gym Thursday evening. Webelos led pledge and song America. Den 4 performed The Wonder Machine. Awards honored Bearbadge Jeff Elder etc, with Daniel Welker and Gary Sissel earning arrows, Dan Whitlow advancing to Webelos. Monthly theme was communications. Refreshments and setup duties by Den 5 families.
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Jefferson School
America
Den 4
Scott
Jeff Elder
Denner
Kerry Rils
Russell
Layman
Daniel Welker
Gary Sissel
Jim Coder
John Miller
Mike Dealer
Ricky Gray
Danny Whitlow
Webelos den
Webster
Den 2
Denn
Den 5
CPAs Elected to National Institute in New York
Two CPAs from Muscatine, D. W. Carver and Glenn D. Michaels, were elected members of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. They are partners in the firm Carver, Michaels and Co.
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New York
Cpas of
Muscatine
The
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
D.W. Carver
Glenn D. Michaels
Messrs
Carver and Michaels
Carver, Michaels and Co
Cuts Suffered In Accident In Muscatine
Forrest Buffington and Terry Nelson were treated and released from Muscatine General Hospital with minor cuts after an automobile collision at 7:41 am on Oregon Street at Benham Avenue. Buffington and James Clifford McKee owned the involved cars. McKee faced city court for alleged failure to yield the right of way.
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Forrest Buffington
E. Sth
Terry Nelson
Mulberry Ave
Muscatine General Hospital
Oregon Street
Benham Avenue
Muscatiine
Buffington
James Clifford McKee
Newell Ave
Muscatine
McKee
James McKee
Occupied by Migrants City Moves to Force Improvements
Muscatine officials move to evict about 40 migrant families from the Ray Hackersmith building at 310 E. street by February 1. Fire and city inspectors will check gas heating appliances up to four times daily, with enforcement of the gas ordinance and legal steps ordered to compel repairs to prevent hazardous living conditions.
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Ings
Muscatine
John Hintermeister
Arthur Howe
Hockersmith
Phillip Auffrey
Greenskeeping Equipment Purchases For Golf Course
Muscatine park board plans to spend about 14000 for greenskeeping implements to support the new Municipal Golf course set to begin in spring. Golf Superintendent Larry Dwyer outlined the gear and uses to aldermen. An extra tractor and loader costing 3350 will be bought from a local farm supply. Some items are new, others used, with price quotes from two US manufacturers.
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Muscatine Park
Prize Winning Poem by Linda Lohse Published
Linda Sue Lohse 16, Muscatine High junior, winner in National High School Poetry Association contest. One of her four submissions selected for publication in the association's annual anthology. Daughter of Harold A. and Mrs. Lohse of 109 Madison. Aiming to be a school English teacher. Also notes prior 3rd place in Town Poetry Day.
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Linda Sue Lohse
National
Linda
Anthol
Muscatine Club Hears Program on Wolverine
Harlan Schramm from Wolverine World Wide spoke at the Muscatine Club meeting about the tanning operation. The plant now processes 300 thousand pounds of hides weekly with 42 workers on three shifts and may add dyeing by late 1968. In 1966 Wolverine produced 8.5 million pairs of shoes, ranking sixth globally. Next meeting will feature M. F. Weidemann of Weidemann Industries.
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Harlan Schramm
Wolverine
Muscatine
Muscatine Club
Schramm
M. F. Weidemann
Weidemann Industries
Chicago Banker to Speak At Rural-Urban Luncheon
Paul Wray assistant vice-president First National Bank of Chicago will speak on Economic Outlook 1968 at the Rotary rural urban luncheon Monday noon. Wray earned a 1950 MA from University of Chicago in statistics and joined the bank in 1951. Rotarians may reserve by calling J E Petersen at 263-3781.
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Paul
Wray
First National Bank of Chicago
Rotary
Mr. Wray
University of Chicago
J. E. Petersen
Muscatine Council Sets Regular Meeting Procedure
Muscatine city council will skip weekly Tuesday committee of the whole meetings for three months and hold separate public council committee sessions. Semi monthly Thursday sessions will follow a 90 day plan with all business on the agenda except new business from aldermen. Citizens may address the council for five to ten minutes at the mayor's discretion. Midwest Transit Lines President Elmer Davis seeks cooperation with the traffic committee and school board to craft a solvent subsidy plan after operating a $41 monthly subsidy for 12 months to cover losses.
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Muscatine
Elmer Davis
Midwest Transit Lines of
Traffic Committee
V. A. Office Open Wednesday in Davenport
The temporary Veterans Administration contract office at the Scott County Court House Davenport will be open Wednesday January 24 from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. C. R. Fikers will be available at the office to provide personal assistance to veterans, their dependents and beneficiaries.
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Veterans Administration
Scott County Court House
Davenport
C.R. Fikers
Shanks Receives Air Force Commendation Medal
Master Sergeant Frank E. Shanks of Muscatine has earned the Air Force Commendation Medal at Mountain Home AFB Idaho for meritorious achievement while serving with the 51st Supply Squadron on Okinawa. A WWII veteran and Muscatine High School graduate, he is assigned to a Tactical Air Command unit here. his wife Judith is the daughter of Vancouver Washington residents.
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Frank E. Shanks
Leonard Shanks
Muscatine
Mountain Home Afb
Idaho
Shanks
51St
Naha AB
Okinawa
Tactical Air Command
Mountain Home
Sergeant
Muscatine High School
Judith
A.R. Johnson
Vancouver, Wash
Muscatine S and L names Korschol as chairman
Raymond Korschol of 1541 West Acre Drive was elected Thursday as chairman of the board of Muscatine Savings and Loan Association. He also serves as general manager of Beach Lumber and Supply Co. Herman B. Lord was re elected president and manager. At stockholders meeting Bernard Hahn was elected to the board to replace the late C P Gunzenhauser. Raymond Korschot and William Umlandt were re elected to the board.
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Raymond Korschol
West Acre Dr
Muscatine Savings and Loan Association
Beach Lumber and Supply Co
Herman B. Lord
Savings and Joan Association
Ray
Mond W.zeidler
Dorothea L. Meisinger
John W. Crook
Association
Bernard Hahn
C. P. Gunzenhauser
Raymond Korschot
William Umlandt
Subscription Rates For Muscatine Area Newspaper
The notice lists subscription rates: delivered by carrier within Muscatine for 2.00 per month in advance, 0.40 weekly for other carrier areas, and mail rates: 15.00 yearly within fifty miles, 13.00 in towns with carrier service, and 20.00 beyond fifty miles. Mail payments in advance. Office hours 6 am to 5 pm daily, Saturday 8 am to noon, special delivery for missed papers until 6:32 pm daily and until 1 pm Saturdays. Dial 263zaai.
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City of Muscatine
Muscatine
Dial
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Tire and Rubber Company Service
Area Students In Business
the Journal
Bowt
Stree
Jefferson
Cpas
Wilton Dairy Queen
Wilton Junction
Lows Bud
Fran Nelson
Alex Bender
Evelyn Schauland
Ray Hockersmith
Migrant Committee
Linda Lohse
Legion
Grimm Drug Store
Chicago
Wein Todey
Council
Midwest
Davis
V. A
Sgt. Shanks
Air Force Commendation
Savings and Loan Association
Korschol
Muscatine Journal
Muscatine Tournel
Lee Enterprises
St. Muscatine
Iowa
Associated Press
Julie Andrews
Cusistopher Plummer Soler Orin Mar
Trapp
Mus
Rodgers
Edward W. Riley
Juvenal
Tuly
Riley: Funeral Home
Walnut
U“ Hour Ambulance Service
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