Missouri Nonpartisan Court plan explained in state history
Missouri's nonpartisan plan has 21 years of history, shielding seven Supreme Court and nine Appellate Court judges and circuit judges in St. Louis, Kansas City, and Springfield from partisan politics. A judicial commission nominates three for vacancies, the governor selects, and reelection follows a noted record.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Iowa
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
St. Louis
Kansas City
Springfield
St. Louis City
Jackson County
Appellate Court
William W. Crowdus
Oklahoma Bar Association
Rural Eighth Grade Graduates Receive Diplomas
Sixty three eighth grade students of Muscatine County’s Common Schools received diplomas Thursday at the third annual Muscatine High School ceremony. Supt Ralston presided as Rev. J Arthur Eveland urged the students to “Be Yourself” as they begin secondary education, stressing authenticity.
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Muscatine County
Muscatine High School
Supt Ralston
J. Arthur Eveland
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Officers and committees named at Conesville church
Conesville Methodist Church selected officers and committees for the 1962 63 church year. Listings include superintendent Oliver Stewart assistant William E Peterson financial secretary David Fay treasurer Mrs Donald Buckman lay leader Lewis Peterson and various stewards and committee chairs across boards finance education missions and social concerns. A separate note records a dinner honoring Dr EB B Smith for U S Senate candidacy.
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Conesville
Conesville Methodist Church
Oliver Stewart
Wiliam E. Peterson
David Fay
Donald Buckman
Lewis Peterson
Sam Covad
Elza “Hamilton
Harry Abbott
Richard Singleton
Davis Peterson
Joe Gipple
Harry Chapman
Commission On
Mary Lou Allen
Ronald Bennett
Doris Peterson
Sam Cozad
Commission On Education
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Commission of Missions
Elza Hamilton
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Commission
Oliver Stuart
Missions Commission
Sam Coad
Earl Murphy
Max Kemp
Eldred Maxwell
Oliver Steward
William EB. Petergon
Ray Wolford
W. W. Singleton
George H. de Boer
Florence de Boer
EB. B. Smith
United States Senatoral Hotel
Muscatine
Muscatine County
Democratic Central Committee
Staff Named for EUB Bible School at First Church
Rev. Artine Eveland announces staff for Daily Vacation Bible School at First Evangelical United Brethren Church. The program runs June 41 to 32 with an open house at 10 30 service. Nursery, Beginners, Primary, Junior, Intermediate, and staff lists include Edna Leum, Earl Kelsty, Norman Troxel, Barry Brauns, Holly Hendriks, Ormah Wollett, Bill Sturms, Richard Wiley, David Jones Jr, Judy Kallenberger, Betty Cochran, Daisy Kallenberger, Myrl Shaner, Sharon Berry, Nancy Ranking, Mary Ellen Eveland, Paul Eveland, and others. Dean is Rev. Eveland. daily sessions 9 to 1.
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3Artine Eveland
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Edna Leum
Earl Kelsty
Norman Troxel
Barry
Brauns
Holly
Hendrika
Ormah -Wollett
Bill Sturms
Richard Wiley
David Jones
Richard Lord
Judy Kallenberger
Holly Hendriks
Elbea Craddock
Betty Cochran
Daisy Kallenberger
Myrle Shaner
Sharon Berry
Nancy Ranking
Mary Ellen Eveland
Mary Thomas
Glenna Cochran
Arelene Wolford
Norma Thirtylacre
Charlotte Johnson
Paul Eveland
Lois Berry
Rennah Doak
Paul
Eveland
Honor Atalissa Couple on 50th Anniversary
Atalissa couple Mr. and Mrs. Elhiot Baker mark their garden wedding anniversary. Attendees include sister and brother in law Ray Leonard and Charles Smith of Des Moines, brother Leslie Irwin of Muscatine, and Nellie Erwin who wed Elliot Baker on June 5 1912. The Bakers farm in Cedar County and have a son Harry. guests from nearby towns joined a family dinner and local relatives during the celebration.
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Atalissa
Elhiot Baker
Barther
Ray Leonard
Charles Smith
Des Moines
Leslie. Irwin
Muscatine
Nellie Erwin
Elliot Baker
Cedar County
Harry
Laurence McKillip
Kenneth
Ivan Crain
Columbus Junction
Gertrude Miller
Ted Young
E. F. Schildberg
Greenfield
Laurence McHillip
Books at Musser Library P.M. Highlights New Reads
Musser Library announces new circulation titles across genres. Barbara Ward’s The Rich Nations and the Poor Nations analyzes global inequality and Western aid. Teppo Tuten’s Tontsa follows seven Finns sailing to America amid scarce provisions. Juvenile crime uncovered in Tunley’s Kids, Crime and Chaos. Collyer’s Thou Shalt not Fear offers religious poetry. Dunlap’s Communications in Space traces space tech gains, Calder’s Living With the Atom advocates peaceful atomic power, McGaw recounts Vatican insider views, Frome’s Whose Wood These Are surveys American forests, Eifert’s Wonders of the River portrays continent rivers. Meltzer’s Milestones to American Liberty gathers democracy papers. New novels include The Image of Kale, Scruffy, No Other Harvest, Face to Face, Jumping off Place, Last Campaign, Franny and Zooey, Border Country. Youth titles cover Shortstop on Wheels, Medal of Honor, Is My Job for You, First Woman Ambulance Surgeon, Circle of Love, Your Teens and Mine, Roosevelt, Sunday Dreamer. Western Night of the Bowstring and mysteries Trial by Ambush Without a Trace also debut.
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Musser ‘Public ‘Library
Barbara Ward
Teppo Tuten
Seven Finng
Bud Collyer
Orrin Dunlap
Ritchie Calder
Vatican
Barrett McGaw
Kingdom
Kale
Mary Astor
Paul Gallico
BR. L. Hardman
Edward Rogers
Garet Rogers
Glen Ross
Franny and
Zooey
J. D. Salinger
Raymond Williams
Joseph Archibald
Frank Donovan
Dic Gardner
Emily Barringer
Lris Noble
Jan Nickerson
Anna Eleanor, Roosevelt
Bob and
Jan Young
D. B. Olsen
Leslie Ford
Stephen Ransome
Three Point Inboard Boat Debuts At Coyners Marina
The OMC-1T Deluxe three point inboard runabout, touted as the newest boat ever built, is on display at Coyners Marina in Muscatine Town. OMC Boats of Waukegan Illinois engineered produced and marketed the craft which seats five and speeds above 20 mph. It features a tilt braking towing package improved stability a redesigned hull and roomy cockpit with built in rotation to resist sinking. The Deluxe includes a tinted power windshield built in storage compartments two 18 gallon fuel tanks and a backlit instrument panel with easily accessible controls.
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Coyner
Harbor Drive
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