Pollyanna 4-H Achievement Day in Muscatine Ja
Pollyanna 4-H Club held Achievement Day at Grandview School last week. President Marcia Nunemacher led a business meeting as members discussed plans for a August swimming party and a stand earnings report of 42.75 from the Fourth of July. Demonstrations covered quick meal prep and egg safety for nutrition, with teams led by Marcia Nunemacher Linda Werner and Elizabeth Carroll. Linda Werner’s display prize and a hall display of place settings were judged. the Louisa County Fair representation honor went to Linda Werner.
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Pollyanna Grub
Grandview
Marcia Nunemacher
Lois Angeree
Elizabeth Carrall
Asa
Linda Werner
Elizabeth Carrol
Ann Carroll
Marion Sywassink
Ois Angeret
Marcia Ninemache
Elizabeth Carroll
Linda
Don Sywassink
Mile
Mareia Nunemacher
Iowa School Administrators Hear Stanley Urge Focused Education Goals
Rep. David Stanley of Muscatine urged Iowa school superintendents to pursue six education goals for the 1980s. He called for reform of school funding, preventing teacher drain to higher paying states, district reorganization, more vocational and gifted education, two-year colleges, and stronger state universities. He argued property taxes overfund local schools and urged state aid to equalize opportunities for all Iowa children.
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Rep
Stanley
Iowa
Carrells Return From Colorado Vacation Trip
Dr and Mrs Carrell and family return Sunday from a vacation trip to Colorado Mes Minta Dillon Centerville visits son in law John Dillon Mrs Elizabeth Davis visits Cedar Rapids at the home of her son in law Dale Kennedy and family
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Columbus Junction
Carrell
Colorado
Minta Dillon
Centerville
Llaw
John Dillon
Elizabeth ‘Davis
Ing
Ine Jaw
Dale Kennedy
Cedar Rapids
Keithsburg festival draws crowds for 3 days and fireworks
A large turnout marked Keithsburg’s three day festival ending with a fireworks show on Sunday evening. The event featured queen Nedra Roderick, fishing rodeo, Aqua Clown water ski acts, and multiple performances in the school gym. Proceeds support the Keithsburg fire department and auxiliary.
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Avan Aqua
Keithsburg
Journal
Keithsberg
Carroll Reed
Ninois
Muscatine
Lone Tree
Columbus 1 Junction
Nedra Roderick
Gind
Red Rodovick
Keithsbarg
Alice Faulkner
Whichtom
Garpenter
Mascaline
Aqua Clown Weter
Avon
Mississippi
Reed
Tilunt Shawy
Debbie Fisher
Aledo
Robin Parker
East Moline
Joan Ruatz
Milan
Louisa County Deeds Recorded
Deeds filed in Louisa County include transfers from William R. Swails to William and Vera Swalls and from J. W. Tillman to Fred and Norma Bayne. Also listed are Budd to Wall, Hamilton to Henry and Rose Glese, Hawitt estate to Roy and Ida Myers, Jarvis to Annabelle and Max, Jones to Harold and Winifred, Major to John and Gerdena Dykstra, and Morrison to Joseph and Carol Howell. Parcel references show sections 7 18 20 26 43 and various additions in Columbus Junction and See subdivision.
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W. L. Hamilton
Henry
Rose Glese
Virginia Hawitt
Roy L
Ida Myers
Roy Huitig
Max M
Annabelle L. Jarvis
Harold B
Winifred
Jonas
Winifred B. Jones
Patricia
James M. Major
John G
Gerdena Dykstra
Louisa County Levee District
Halen
J. R. Moblie
Harold B. Jones
Jack
William
Dorothy
Morrison
Joseph Ralph
Carol Ann Howell
Trus
Columbus Junction
Sand Run Hunting and Bishing ‘Club
Paul Beik
Rand Vin
Government Jet
Bermel Reunion Held Sunday in Muscatine area
The Bermel descendants held their annual reunion on Sunday July 24 at the tennis court shelter house with 76 attendees. Mary Beth Hardy, 10 months old, was the youngest present and John Wiggand of Muscatine was the oldest. Harold Hammann presided at the business meeting. Leroy Jewett was elected secretary treasurer. The next reunion will be the second Sunday in July 1904. Numerous Bermels and relatives from Rock Island Illinois DC Davenport Kalona West Chester Wilton Muscatine and Stockton attended.
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Bermel
Shelter House
Mary Beth Hardy
Bat. Hardy
Rock Island
Jom ‘Wiggand
Muscatine
Harry Suchomeland
Vernon
Vic Flynn
We Tance
Harold Hammann
Mire
Leroy Jewett
Marie Kallberg
Gayle
Nichols
Pat Hardy
Rocksland
Roy Leencknecht
Bob Pitzer
Silyis
Roy Miller
Davenpor
Tfarry Suchomel
Victor
West Chester
Robert Bermel
Stockton
Joe Chody
Randy
Rosemary
Kalona
MM Felix Doran
Wilton Jett
Albert A
Jewett and Children
al Muscaline
Iowa's 65 mile Inter state grading drive redefines roadbuildin g
Contractors race to finish 65 miles of grading through Tama Poweshiek and Johnson Counties for the highway with 7 million in earthmoving gear and 20 million cubic yards to move. Big scrapers, bridges, and culverts fill the project budget totaling about 14 million. Open to traffic later this year, paving is planned for 1964 and next spring in Scott County.
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Iowa
Grinnell
Towa City
Toiwa 6
Towa 261
Johnson County
Towa’ City
Towa State Highway Commmision
Highway Commission
Towa
Yain
Town City
Scott County
Iowa 5 Day Forecast With Temperatures and Rain
Weather outlook for Iowa shows temperatures near or slightly below normal from Tuesday to Saturday. Normal highs around 34 to 68 degrees with daily changes minor. Rainfall expected in intermittent showers and thunderstorms totaling one to two inches, locally higher in spots.
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Iowa
Laot
Land transfers and tax sale deeds listed in Muscatine notices
The notice lists several real estate actions including George A. and Alice M. Styeh to Arthur C. and Galdie M. Besey in Styeh subdivision addition to Muscatine, Lauren J. Goddard as treasurer of Muscatine County to William Bixby for tax sale deed, Henry and Lula Grunder to Harold W. and Leo H. Grande for an undivided two-thirds interest, and Boyd and Helen M. Wainscott with Berdelde Cozad in a tract in section ST7-W.
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George A
Alice M. Styeh
Arthur C
Galdie
M Besey
Styeh
Muscatine
Lauren J. Goddard
Muscatine County
William Bixby
Henry
Lula Grunder
Harold W
Leo H. Grande
Boyd
Helen M. Wainscott
Mine Rescue Locates Boys After 50 Hours in Mine
Mine rescue teams pulled three teenage boys from an abandoned coal mine near Castle Shannon after more than 50 hours underground. Bobby Abbott 15 Danny O Kaln 13 and Billy Burke 13 were brought to safety 2009 feet from the entrance and reported in satisfactory condition at St Clair Memorial Hospital. They suffered from a minor lung disorder but were in good spirits and recovering.
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Eutsburgh
Castle Shannon
Bobby Abbott
Danny O'Kaln
Billy Burke
St Clair Memorial Hospital
Will Participate In Talent Show High Prairie Pupils
Mrs Wilma Bosharts pupils present a Thursday afternoon talent show at the Wapello Homecoming. An ensemble of organ and piano music features children ages five and six and an adult 76. Students Beverly Grimm Barbara Wysse Mrs Robert Carey Columbus Junction Robert Crowder Lorraine Crowder Pamela Moser Andy Moser Brian Peters King Bitle Sheryl Hayes participate.
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High Prairie
Wilma
Boshart
Wapello
Beverly
Grimm
Barbara Wysse
Robert Carey
Columbus
Junction
Robert
Crowder
Lorreine
Pamela Moser
Andy Moser
Brian Peters
King Bitle
Sheryl
Hayes
Y Demos After Meeting Dates
The Muscatine county Young Democrats set the first Monday of each month as their regular meeting time at the president Robert Huber's home. A Shair apportionment plan presentation was planned alongside electing a secretary and treasurer. The club invites young Democrats from West Liberty Wilson Nichols and other areas to attend. Discussions included future meetings in pre towns and a file of registered Democrats in Muscatine county was presented.
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Muscatine County
Young Democrats
Robert Huber
Town Avenue
West Liberty
Wilson
Nichols
Pres
Audubon Youth Electrocuted Reaching for Squirrel
Randall Baier, 16, of Audubon died after touching a 6,900-volt power line while attempting to remove a ground squirrel from an irrigation pipe supplying the high school athletic field. Rescuers found the squirrel clutched in the boy’s hand.
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Audubon
Alyminium
Rendall Baier
Fred Bair
Captain Unhurt In Copter Crash Waterloo
An Army National Guard captain, Richard Mueller of Waverly, was uninjured when his helicopter became entangled in a heavy telephone cable and crashed in a cornfield Sunday. Mueller is operations officer of the 1063rd Aviation Co. of Waterloo. Meanwhile, the U S Antarctic expedition reported a new South Pole low of 108.8 degrees below zero, just before midnight Sunday, surpassing the 100.5 degree low set in 1858.
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Waterloo
Army National Guard
Richard Mueller
Waverly
1063Rd Aviation Co
S. Pole
Christchurch
New Zealand
South Pole
Beslow
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