Schmidhauser Poll Shows Support For Feed Grains Plan
Iowa congressman John R Schmidhauser reports poll results from the First District showing 86 percent favoring the current Feed Grains Program and 82 percent opposing soybeans on diverted acres. He notes 88 percent backing expanding Food For Peace under Public Law 480 and 1 percent backing stronger conservation. The item also lists Iowa Wesleyan College degree awards with 125 graduates.
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John R. Schmidhauser
House of Representatives
Iowa
Schmidhauser
Kent elected to Wesleyan College board in Iowa
Muscatine leader Kent was chosen Saturday as a new member of the board of trustees at Iowa Wesleyan College in Mt. Pleasant. E. A. Hayes of Mt. Pleasant was elected chairman, succeeding C. Maxwell Stanley. Hayes, a 1925 Wesleyan graduate, is a businessman and finance chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, amid calls for stronger conservation and Feed-Grains Program support from agriculture interests.
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Wage Ancet
Muscatine
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Kent
Grain Processing Corporation
Kent Feeds Inc
E. A. Hayes
C. Maxwell Stanley
Hayes
Iown Wesleyan
Republican State Central Committee
Two Charged In Delinquency Case In Muscatine
Two 20 year old Muscatine residents Jerome Philip Steinbaugh and Cassandra Ann Halloway were charged today with contributing to the delinquency of a 14 year old girl who was reported missing by relatives and taken into custody at 5 20 am. The girl had been missing since Sunday, police said.
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Jerome Philip Steinbaugh
Cassandra Ann Halloway
Muscatine
Plant Wins Safety Award At Muscatine Plant
Monsanto's Muscatine Plant received the Industrial Safety Association of Town first safety award for its 1964 safety record. Safety director Robert Dodder accepted the award from Senator David Stanley. The award cites reducing disabling injuries per million manhours and cites a zero accident frequency rate at the Muscatine site since 1968.
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Monsanto
Muscatine
Industrial Safety Association of Town
Robert Dodder
David Stanley
Sin ‘Tate
Memorial Day Tributes For Departed Veterans
Memorial Day ceremonies honored veterans at Greenwood cemetery and Riverside Park. Robert H. Wilson and VFW officer O Davison led events with Rev Thomas Doyle delivering invocations. West Junior High band and Central Junior High band performed, Scouts read Gettysburg Address, and State Senator David M Stanley gave the memorial address.
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Greenwood Cemetery
David Stanley
Riverside Park
Robert H., Wilson
Mr. O. Davison
VFW
American Legion
West
Charles Piotrowski
Thomas Doyle
Jane Keel
General Logan
Lincoln
David Starkweather
David M. Stanley
Muscatine
Louise Butler
Stephen Petersen
E.'S. ' Worden
Thomas Adie
Michael Nietzel
Navy
Albert Weeks
Central Junior High Band
Jacque Stevenberg
Donald E. Grove
Ray. W. Thompson
Two Barges Free At McKee Elevator Recovered Nearby
Two grain barges that had been moored at McKee Feed and Grain near Chestnut street broke free during Monday evening rain. They drifted upstream past the public boat landing into Coyner's marina where damage ran into the hundreds of dollars. An Alter company towboat aiding the restoration retrieved the wandering barges.
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McKee
Chestnut Street
Coyner's Marina
Alter Company
Globis Wins Merchants Exhibit Grand Prize in Georgia
Miss Georgia Globis of Rt. 2 won the Muscatine Junior Chamber of Commerce 1965 Merchants Exhibit grand prize a T foot pool table with equipment.
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Georgia
Globis
Georgia Globis
Rt. 2
Muscatine
City Garage Desk Theft Reported In Weekend Break-In
Police said $100 was taken from the city garage desk at 145 Washington Street after a drawer was pried open with a screwdriver. No forced entry noted as door remained locked. $8 in currency and $20 in change missing along with the box. Also reported: Foursquare Church at 1501 Oregon Street entered Sunday with $95 cash stolen. cellar door forced and a filing cabinet and collection basket robbed. police notified at 11 15 p m.
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City
Washington ‘Street
Oregon ‘Street
Cars Damaged In Collision On Highway 61 East
Charles Andreas age 69 of Rt 2 and Lewis Gerth 48 of 1215 17th St Betendorf were in an accident at 11 10 p m Sunday on Highway 61 east of Muscatine near the Wilton turnoff. Both cars traveling east. Gerth attempted to pass when Andreas turned left. Mrs Gerth and two children rode with Gerth. Mrs Andreas and Alice Kemp were passengers in the Andreas car. No injuries.
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Charles Andreas
Rt. 2
Lewis Gerth
17Th St
Bettendorf
Muscatine
Wilton
Charlie Whisler
Gerth
Andrea
Andreas
Alice Kemp
Therr
Masaquers Give Certificates To Members
A Muscatine Masquers special meeting at Muscatine Community College will occur at 8 o'clock this evening. Certificates of achievement for the 1964 65 season will be awarded to Masquers members, and plans for the 1865 66 season will be discussed. Committees for the drama night and membership campaign will be appointed.
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Muscatine Masquers
Muscatine Community College
Car Hits Doe Deer Saturday West of Muscatine
A deer was killed and a car damaged after a collision on County Road C west of Muscatine on Saturday afternoon. Driver Melvin Withrow, 1417 Nebraska, was involved. The doe was taken to Romann and Liebbe market for processing.
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Muscatine
Melvin Withrow
Nebraska
Charlie Whister
Romann
Liebbe
Cars Damaged But Area Escapes Serious Accidents
Police reported multiple minor collisions during a holiday weekend in Davenport Ankeny and nearby streets. Kenneth Dean Smith 18 posted 25 bond for an appearance June 9 in police court on a charge of failing to have control after his car skidded into oncoming traffic on Grandview and Paul Bengs Timmermeyer 44 Oak Park Illinois and Clinton Donald 41 Nebraska street were in a rear collision on Grandview near Schley Avenue. Vivian Hunter 17 of 508 Sycamore skidded crashed into a street light post causing damage to the car bumper pole and wiring.
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Kenneth Dean Smith
Wilkes Avenue
Davenport
Smith
Grandview
Paul Bengs
Ankeny
Timmermeyer
Donald
Cara Vivian Hunter
Sycamore Street
Washington Street
Guy Wire
Grace Lutheran Church honors grads at noon dinner
Grace Lutheran Church women host a Sunday noon dinner in the church Fellowship Hall to honor graduating seniors and their parents. The list of graduates and couples includes Linda Lemkau and others, with Group H of Grace Lutheran Church Women organizing the meal and helpers named.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Linda Lemkau
Orville Lemkau
Judy Hall
Harold Hall
Christine Sprouse
John Sprouse
Joan Kaeding
James Kaeding
Marlena Schlutz
Alvin Schlutz
Linda Miller
Richard Miller
Jim Goddard
Ivan Goddard
Steve Maher
Edward Maher
David Freers
Edward Freers
David Blaesing
Frederick Blaesing
Darlene Lohse
Shirley Baumgardner
Beverly Baumgardner
Claire Lemkau
Roberta Rieke
Dorothy Dahl
Evelyn Gregersen
Margaret Beals
Dorothy Grimm
Pauline Weise
World War I Veterans Meet June 7 at Legion Building
A meeting of World War I veterans is set for Monday June 7 at the American Legion building. It will be the first gathering in nearly two months due to the flood. The auxiliary also meets the same day at Mrs. James Hart's home 422 Fletcher avenue.
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American Legion
James Hart
Fletcher Avenue
Fruit Melon Ball Compote With Citrus and Berries
A versatile dish combines melon balls with grapefruit or orange sections and strawberries to create a delightful fruit compote. The mix highlights fresh fruit textures and bright flavors for a simple dessert or side.
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Greenwood
Ieft
Gary Ernest James
Lynne Verles James
Clinton Street
Mount Pleasant
Nancy E. Baker
S. 2Nd
Wesleyan College Board
Congress
Towans
Kenway Cleaners
Meee Tan
Muscatine Association of Independent Insurance Agents
Park Ave
iChitney
American Bistiliing Company, Inc. Mayors
Beacing
MR. Banjo
Bob Goodwick
Polka
Lil. Wally
Harmony Bays
Jay Day
Hi Morgan
Adm
Ade
East Second Street
Kingsbury Inn
Fredonia
Cedar
Columbus Jet
Amana Colonies
Farm Bureaus
Dent. M
Noute
No. 218
Highway 6
Amana
Nira
Dorothy
Uptown
Tony
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