Williams and Stengel to enter Hall of Fame Monday
Ted Williams and Casey Stengel will formally enter baseball's Hall of Fame Monday at Cooper Park with Baseball Commissioner William Eckert presiding. Williams, 47, elected last January, and Stengel, 75, elected by the veterans committee in March, join the Hall in a ceremony honoring 104 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coopmainwn
N.Y
Ted Williams
Casey Stengel
William D. Eckert
Cooper Park
National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
Stengel
Veterans Committee
Williams
Boston Red Sox
Baseball Writers Association of America
Licensed to wed in Muscatine District Court
District Court records list Ralph Franklin Clayton and Barbara Ann Johnson as licensed to wed in Muscatine. Also scheduled are support hearings for Neva V. Davis versus Gary A. Davis and Marilyn Jean Windus versus Loren Dale Windus with hearings set in late July. Probate items note deaths of John E. McClenning Jr. and Irvin Willhite with estates and executors named. A default judgment favors Waapella Republican against Ray Dean for $208.46 plus costs. Police court lists DUI and traffic-related citations. Grandview honors retiring postmaster Ivan Buster with community program and gifts. Community notices mention local clubs and residents traveling or visiting. Additional notices include births, deaths, and local citizen registrations.
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District Court
Ralph Franklin Clayton
Barbara Ann Johnson
Muscatine
Neva V. Davis
Gary A. Davis
R. K. Stohr
Marilyn Jean Windus
Loren Dale Windus
Stohr
John E. McClenning, Jr
Vivian M. McClenning
John Bruce McClenning
Marcia Ann McClenning
Irvin Willhite
Lucille Miller
Inez Moots
John Steinbaugh
Philip Steinbaugh
Beryl Brade
Arthur Steinbaugh
Wapella Republican
Ray Dean
Grandview
Ivan Buster
Shelter House
Grandview Park
Buster
Ruby Teel
Cleta Blake
Lois Latta
Florence Shew
Margarite Mctill
Ethel Godanour
Mildred Bieri
Lois
Latta
Edna Hasher
Howard Cocksin
Glen Sehlaitz
Hazel Shew
Mabel Kemp
Marsha Gerling
America
Marines
Denny Rowe
Dolly
Weed Park
Town and Country Club
Ern Pogel
Verlee Whitely
David and Loann
Sunnyvale
Calif
Ruth Shellabarger
Robert Degner
Hope
Mark
Dysart
Frank Whitely
Verlee
Iowa City
Shellabarger
Lynn Shellabarger
Carol
Billy
Burlington
Carol Shellabarger
Nellie Werner
Raymond Werner
Clarke Ryan Lead Runners In L A Meet
In Los Angeles International Games at Memorial Coliseum Clarke of Australia and Jim Ryun of the United States headlined a two day track and field meet. Clarke competed in 5 000 meters with 10 000 meters on Sunday while Ryun aimed for the 800 meter record with his mile mark held by the world. The event drew a star studded field of Americans and international athletes.
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Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
Ron Clarke
Australia
America
Jim Ryun
Clarke
Ryun
Chrysler to Bow Out of Car Races
AP reports Chrysler Corp will bow out of stock car racing in 1967 to encourage the sport's independence. The company poured about 3 million dollars into the program this year and will let its 1965 contracts for drivers Richard Petty Paul Goldsmith Norm Nelson Jim Hortubise Sam McQuage and Dave Pearson run their course. Ford had already withdrawn over a dispute on overhead camshaft engines. GM and AMC have stayed out of factory racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Richard Petty
Paul Goldsmith
Norm Nelson
Jim Hortubise
Sam McQuage
Dave Pearson
Ford
General Motors Corp
American Motors Corp
Major League Stars Deliver Big Night for Tigers and Giants
Norm Cash of Detroit drove in six runs including a grand slam as the Tigers snapped a six game skid with a 10-5 win over Cleveland. Gaylord Perry of San Francisco pitched seven hitless innings, finished with a two hitter and 15 strikeouts in the Giants 1-0 victory over Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Norm Cash
Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland
Gaylord Perry
San Francisco
Giants
Philadelphia
Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
Spokane edged Oklahoma City 5 3 Portland beat Phoenix 4 3 Indianapolis defeated Seattle 8 1 Tacoma 1 Vancouver 0 Tulsa won over San Diego 9 4 Hawaii defeated Denver 10 2 Richmond 2 2 Toronto 9 3 Buffalo 7 0 Rochester 10 2 Toledo Columbus 3 Syracise 62
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Associated Press
Spokane
Oklahoma City
Portland
Phoenix
Indianapolis
Seattle
Tacoma
Vancouver
Tulsa
San Diego
Hawaii
Denver
Richmond
Toronto
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Rochester
Toledo
Columbus
Syracise
Deeds Recorded in Muscatine Area Transfers
Deeds recorded show transfers from Erma L Wilson Reynolds and Cyril R Reynolds to Cyril R and Erma L Reynolds for lot 19 block 19 Park Place Muscatine. Fultz to Fry for lot 6 block 8 George Smalleys addition South Muscatine. Wrights to Lowe trio for part of lot 3 block 43 South Muscatine. Shanks to Lake for part of lot 22 Carskadden addition Muscatine. Lechner to Henley for part of lots 9 and 10 block 12 outlet 20 east of Grover South Muscatine.
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Erma L. Wilson Reynolds
Cyril R. Reynolds
Cyril R
Erma L. Reynolds
Park Place
Muscatine
J. Donald
Edna L. Fultz
Howard M
Wesley Howard Fry
George Smalleys
South Muscatine
Dorothy E
Irade Wright
J. W. Lowe
William P. Lowe
James L. Lowe
Legnard
Alice Shanks
Albert D. Lake, Jr
Mina J. Lake
William F
Arlene M. Lechner
Lee Ernest Henley, Jr
Grover Street
A. Smalley
Obituaries and Funerals from West and surrounding towns
A string of obituaries and funeral notices across West Liberty Wilton Nichols and nearby towns honors Jenivie Fenstermaker 74 and other residents. George W Smith 77 of Moscow, Capt Wilbur Williams Oakville, Kenneth Yocum Albert Lea Minn and Margaret Black Muscatine are noted with service details and survivors. Interments take place in local cemeteries with church rites and Masonic or veteran honors as listed.
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West ‘Liberty
Presbyterian Church In
West, Liberty
Jenivie Fenstermaker
Robert Reynolds
Geneva Campbell
Douglas Johnson
W. B. Anderson
Herman Jost
A. J. Meyer
Dale Hoglett
S. A. Buckman
Clare Brooke
Harry Lewis
Charles Mackey
Lester Kimberly
Don Jones
Marion Burnett
Floyd Akers
W. G. Eichenaur
Leonore Agnew
Robert Buckman
Vernon Ross
Lotus Chapter No. 320
OFS
Osk Tidge
Fenstermaker
Mercy Hospital
Town City
Wilton
George W. Smith
Moscow
Charles
Isabelle Phillips Smith
Moscow Methodist Church
Wilton Lodge No
Moscow Township
Kenneth C. Yocum
Kenneth Clayton Yocum
Lone Tree
Grace Lutheran
C. B. Yocum
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Carmen Johnson
Robert i Lea
Ronald
Roger
Hawaii
Navy
Jayne Yocum
Albert
Lea
R. J, Maxwell
Muscatine
Ray Yocum
Conesville
Austin
Minn
Margaret Black
Oakwood
The
Lady Elks
Edward
Elizabeth) Fuller
McKinley
Kewanee
Ralph J. Moylan
T Peoria
Helen Fuller
Riley Funeral Home
St. Matthias Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Viola Oostendorp Nichols
Viola Oostendorp
Muscatine General Hospital
Snider
West Liberty
St. Mary's Church
Nichols
Watkins Cemetery
Housing Project to Rise on Nazi Parade Grounds
NUERNBERG Germany AP Demolition crews machine a 2500 acre Nazi parade complex to make way for Langwasser housing area as plans for a 50 000 resident suburb unfold 1967 completion targeted but Maerzfeld towers remain a marker of the era and the site will be repurposed into modern residential and park space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maerzfeld
Albert Speer
Foehrer
Langwasser
Joseph Haas
Maersfeld Towers
Grosse Strasse
Hitler
Kongres
Two Wilton Girls Foil Bandit at Dairy Queen
Two Wilton girls frightened off a would be bandit and saved the Dairy Queen receipts near Wilton Drive-In. Sheriff Oppelt said the masked man fled when 19 year old Jerry Mechlenberg screamed and 17 year old Linda Nelson honked their car horn. The gunman, wearing a dark hat and white T shirt, disappeared behind a furniture store after the alarm. Police hunt for a 1964 model car used in the getaway.
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Wilton
Dick Oppelt
Jerry Mechlenberg
Linda Nelson
Wilton Drive-In
Sheriff's Office
State Highway Patrol
Oppelt
Alo
Miss Nelson
Bud
Fran Nelson
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Casey
Hall of Fame
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Daily Report
Duane
London
Portugal
Black Panther
Brazil
Ray C. Garvin
Ford Bringer
Orange
Lester Dickey
Reed St
Oscar Rasmussen
GL E
5Th St
Melvin Behrend
Oak St
Ida Lewis
Liberty St
Sam Dye
Orange St
Orby D. Bryant
Rt. 5
Dollie M. Taylor
Mulberry Ave
Martha Anderson
Mt. Pleasant
Mildred Krumboltz
Fairfield
Carl EB. Nelson
Des Moines
Kimberly Curry
Dale St
Liza Ann Galvan
BE. 7Th St
Jack Curry
Myril Wiese
Evans St
Samuel Bloomhuff
Rt 2
Elva Waters
Albert Meeke, Jr
Stockton
Clarence Hintermeister
John Leuck
Barry
Donald W. MacKendrick
Chestnut St
Allen W. Butts
Rt .5
Veterans Hospital
Ernest Nichols
Gobble
University Hospital
Bern
Larry Shoppa
Melrose Dr
Cedar Falls
Ray Shoppa
Rt. 2
Brand
Merle Glenney
T. Eaton
Robert Bermel
Julian Corman
Jessie Althaus
John Tiedeman
Lyle McCullough
Eltery Watts
Ernest Brudtkuhl
John Rigler
Harold Chant
Frances Kelley
Rex Bennett
Leta Day
Robert Lasinger
John Rex
Daryl Wittmar
Edeward Lee
Frank Drucker
Betty Grosjean
Marilyn Oberhaus
Fenton Barnard
D. M. Kautz
David Schmarje
Jake Lawrence
George Reynolds
Millard Johnson
Phil Temple
Bruce Sturdevant
Duane Keough
Leslie Albee
John Potter
Robert Phillips
J. W. Myers
George Honeyman
James Weir
3B. Welch
George Zimmer
Louis Bender
Lyle Hocke
Robert Opel
Merle Young
Ross Barrett
Roy Vanek
Gerald Hetzler
Walter Russell
Kenneth Powell
Ryan
Wilbur L. Williams
Garville
Dudgeor-McCulley
Wilbur Leo Williams
Oakville
Frederick Richard
Oakville Methodists Church
Phyllis McCulley
Mary Helen Gates
Catherine Wykert
Jean Wykert
Clara Wykert
Everett Gates
Ernest Wykert
Ray Wykert
Asa Charbonneaux
Tom Thornburg
Raymond Marquardt
Dalby
Capt. Williams
Anna Pontzius
Wapello
Anna Pearl Pontzius
Morning Sun Nursing Home
Dudgeon- McCulley Funeral Home
Lytle H. Nelson
Buffalo Prairie
Lytle
Nelson
Reiser
Aiedo
Alfred Behrer
Antonio Elizondo
Edgington
Buffalo Prairie United Presbyterian
Leonard Kadel
Marion Epperty
Ralpid Jones
William Elliott
Ledon Brandt
Willis Greer
Carroll McGill Dewitt
McGinnis Funeral Home
Carroll McGill
Davenport
Elmwood Cemetery
McGill
Columbus Junction
Nuernberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Party
Sdale
Columbus News
Courtey Leonard
Faye’ Estle
Perin Rotter
Margaret
Salt Lake City
James ‘L. Edwards
California
Evelyn Jarvis
Tachacker
Nebraska
Jessie Kistler
Larry Prior
Sioux City
Lloyd Prior
W. A. Norenberg
Riverside
Paul Buffington
Washington County Hospital
Reid Buffington
Isabelle Hill
Myrtle Browning
Paul Smith
South Hill
Harlan Reece
Decatur
Ind
Glen Caldwell
Washington
Alvin and
Isa‘belle Jennings
Chautauqua Park
Wilton Girls
Mount Pleasant
Charles McCoy
Indianola
Judy Eschen
Chicago
Chicago To Mackinac Island
Cuter Harbor
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