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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1968

Page

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Independent Study On Drawing At Two year Colleges

Independent study offers two spring courses at the University of Iowa for credit. Assistant Professor Duane Anderson leads the community college class for prospective and employed instructors in two year colleges. Donald W. Lacock teaches the drawing course for teachers and administrators, emphasizing use of drawing in classroom instruction. Five Saturday sessions run Feb 10 to May 25. Enrollment information is available from the U of I director of admissions.

Duane Anderson College of Education Community College Donald W. Lacock U of I Director of Admissions

Choosing Your Pharmacist And Quality Controls

Pharma views stress careful pharmacist selection and the trust in prescriptions. The piece notes particle size, binders, and disintegration affect drug release, calls for voluntary quality standards, and highlights Nietzel's Pharmacy at 412 Mulberry Ave offering careful, fast service and compounding.

Nietzel’s Mulberry Ave

Driver Flees After Damage in Dillaway Street Crash

Police investigate a hit and run on Dillaway Street near Roscoe Avenue at 11 05 pm Friday. A car registered to Laverne F Greer 716 E 8th Street struck mailboxes at 106 and near 104 addresses, damaged a private drive curb and a shrub, then fled on foot before officers arrived.

Royce Dillaway Street Roscoe Avenue Laverne F. Greer E. 8Th Street Muscatine Lawrence Cole Melvin Carlson

Police Busy Investigating Incidents In Muscatine

A Muscatine Transit Lines bus was struck by a pellet from an air gun at 7 02 am near Newell Avenue and Devitt Street as officers investigate the incident. Break in at Hyink s Standard Service station at 1206 E 2nd Street and vandalism at the Stanley Building are also under probe. About 94 dollars in small denomination bills were stolen from the station. entry was gained by throwing a soda bottle through a glass window. Police Inspector Bennett led the break in case after 7 38 am report. A damaged onyx plate glass panel at the Stanley Building was found broken over the weekend with a crack from top to bottom.

Midwest ‘Transit Lines Muscatine Newell Avenue Devitt Street Hyink E. 2Nd Street Stanley Building 3Rd Sycamore Royce Hyink Poice Clifford Bennett Stanley

Court Overrules Registration Of Some Guns

The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 1 that the government cannot force individuals to register sawed off shotguns machine guns and certain other firearms because it could compel self incrimination. The ruling followed a companion case on gambling tax provisions and was prompted by Miles Edward Haynes of Dallas Texas who was sentenced to four years for possessing an unregistered shotgun.

Washington Supreme Court Earl Warren Gis Senting Miles Edward Haynes Dallas Tex

Zion Lutheran Church Holds Annual Meeting

The Zion Lutheran church held its annual congregational meeting at 2 p m on Sunday. Officers elected included Ron Lim secretary Carlton Meyer membership committee chair man Charles Meyer building and grounds committee chair man Kennith Smith parish education committee chairman Bob Pugh treasurer Stanley Oak Sunday school superintendent Richard Buster Carl Tiecke Jr and Miss Mary Beese as nominating committee members. Opening devotions were led by Pastor Fred Boyce. The annual report with statistics from the pastor church council Sunday school and committees was presented. The 1968 budget was approved and by law amendments on membership Sunday school superintendent church council meetings quorum and records were adopted. Luther League babysitting and the couples club refreshments were noted.

Zion Lutheran Church Ron Lim Carlton Meyer Charles Meyer Kennith Smith Bob Pugh Stanley Oak Richard Buster Carl Tiecke, Jr Mary Beese Fred Boyce Luther League Couples Club

Trailer Vandalized At Cranston Road Residence

A trailer home owned by Wayne McCleary on County Road C at Cranston Road was entered and vandalized over the weekend. Muscatine County Sheriff's Office conducted the investigation.

Wayne McCleary Cranston Road Muscatine County

Theft at George's Steak House for 252 dollars loss

George's Steak House on West 2nd street reports weekend theft of 52 liquor bottles valued at 250 dollars and 2.30 dollars from the cash register. Thief cut the back screen but did not break in. Owner George Thayer says a key may be involved. Inspector Clifford Bennett notes full bottles and a partial Tom bottle were taken.

George Thayer West 2Nd Street Tom Clifford Bennett

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United Campaign Here Hits 128,025 in Muscatine Drive

United Community Services reports total pledges and payments reach 128 025 56 dollars toward a 136 000 goal. Campaign chair Richard Stoddard notes the year’s total is the highest in Muscatine history with Pacemakers exceeding their goal. Corporate and other divisions fall short of targets but contribute notably as attendees tour new offices after the meeting.

Muscatine United Community Services Campaign United Fund Richard Stoddard Muscatine United Pacemaker Pacemakers United Community Services

Cycle Taken Apart Left In Creek Bed

Thieves disassembled a red 1964 Harley Davidson and left parts, including the front wheel and fork, in a creek near Lone Run west of Muscatine after stealing it from a private garage. Owner Jerry Mathias Jr. reported the theft prior to 12 10 p m Friday. Muscatine County license 70 416. Deputy Bob Miller investigated and confirmed the parts matched the machine.

Lone Run Muscatine Jerry Mathias, Jr 4Th Street Muscatine County Bob Miller

Attempting to Start Car Injures Woman in Muscatine

Mrs. Shirley Snyder of 125 Magnol ia Street was pinned between two cars at 900 block of 7th Street while starting a car in gear with a screwdriver. The vehicle moved and trapped her, police and ambulance freed her. she was taken to Muscatine General Hospital for treatment of severe injuries to her right leg.

Shirley Snyder Magnolia ‘Street Muscatine General Hospital Muscatine 7Th Street

Three Cars Damaged In Weekend Muscatine Mishaps

Two auto accidents in Muscatine injure and damage three vehicles. Harold Reeves Jr., 19, had front end damage at Hershey Avenue and Green Street Sunday. Ronald Goodrich, 25, avoided damage. Michael Brown, 17, and John Stanford, 59, collided at Walnut and 5th streets Saturday, with damage to Brown's front and Stanford's left rear fender. Stanford faces city court charges for failure to yield and expired license.

Muscatine Harold Reeves, Jr Wallace Street Ronald Goodrich Town Ave Hershey Avenue Green Street Michael Duane Brown Smalley Street John Stanford E. 7Th Street Walnut 5Th Streets Brown Stanford

Supreme Court rules forced gambler registration unconstitutional

The Supreme Court, in a 7-1 decision, holds that compelled registration of gamblers with the federal government violates the fifth amendment. The ruling protects gamblers who refuse to register from prosecution and bars enforcement of a $50 annual tax and 10 percent excise on wagers received.

Washington Supreme Court

Navy Needs SeaBees for Qualified Construction Men

The U S Navy Construction Battalions SeaBees offer advanced rates to qualified builders with at least 36 months experience and under 40. Opportunity to join as a Petty Officer. Contact the local Navy recruiter for information.

U. S. Navy Navy

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