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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1972
Page
6
A Muscatine Saturday page records hospital admissions births marriages and dismissals followed by court actions. It lists names and addresses under admissions births and marriages with custody and support details, then details civil and criminal filings and judgments including bail, fines, and road safety penalties along with scattered recipe tips.
Parks host Sports Week activities featuring stories on famous athletes fitness tips and body care plus games from other countries. Crafting included coin purses belts and sports collages as 990 children attend across Four Street Reservoir Lucas Reservoir Grant Madison Musser Longview.
Conesville includes multiple notes of travel and visits. Sgt. and Mrs. Larry Thornton and daughter Tamara Sue return to Chanute AFB after a weekend with his parents. Stewart family attends a reunion in Independence Missouri while Mrs. Stewart visits relatives in Kansas. Koelling family from Huegene Oregon visited local friends and former pastor. Houseal family hosts guests from Pella Mount Pleasant and relatives. Ronald Gray visits from Great Lakes Naval Training Center. Louise Forbes visits from Lone Tree. The Lutzes host visitors from Donnellion, and the Roose home hosts Earl and family on a northern trip.
A constant summer diet of cold meats can dull family interest in dining. It is best to intersperse cold meals with hot ones. Although cold meat platters rise in popularity when the sun is hot, families crave a hot roast stew or casserole. A well balanced diet including meat remains important in summer.
Three accidents were investigated in Muscatine on Friday and Thursday by the Muscatine Police Department. A 1968 Chevrolet driven by Homer Hugene Wessel stopped on Clay Street was rear ended by Douglas Duane Holliday, 16, of Route 4. A minor accident on Mulberry Avenue involved Henry Martini, 80, and John Stephen Moeller, 19. At the Holiday service station, Curt Allen Dietrich, 16, backed into Claude Farrell’s 1965 Pontiac parked at the Holliday station.
Kent Feeds Inc of Muscatine acquires all outstanding stock of L Teweles Seed Co of Milwaukee Wisconsin. The sale includes a 13 story office building a 158 acre Clinton Wisconsin research farm an 80 acre Sloughhouse California farm and leased processing facilities at Marshalltown and Davis Jet. O W Joimer becomes chairman and president of the Teweles firm with two other Kent officials in top roles.
The Wapello city council has received a $1000 bequest from the Louis Keck estate to fund a grand stand or other necessary improvements at the city park or fairgrounds. The council will decide how to use the money. The meeting, led by Mayor Arthur Bolton, also approved a class A liquor permit for the VW establishment and authorized purchases including handcuffs and a cartridge belt.
Financial vice president will join the Teweles board, while Teweles stays as executive vice president and general manager. All Muscatine officials will continue to reside in Muscatine.
The Columbus Community school board adopted the budget after a hearing with no objections. Superintendent Hedemann reported on a national school public relations conference, noting remarks by Joseph N. Davis. The board also named local banks as depositories and approved microfilming records and staff scheduling reforms.
At a recent meeting the A H Club announced a record book review will be conducted at the August meeting. Presentations included Dairy Breeds by day t Metzler and Dairy Judging by Jim Metzler. Small Engine Care by Randy Carvin and Wayne Wahlis. Sunshine 4-H club notes softball practice Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. at the Colorado bail diamond. Presentations by Party Ball and Janice Holts Tune In and Turn On Bonnie Burmeister No Frost Oatmeal Cake. Duly achievement snow discussed. judges were Mrs. Robert Lary Mrs. Wichelmann and Mrs. Mialzel. Songs and a style show entertained. Karen Peterson and Linda Burr demonstrated pizza making.
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