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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1963

Page

2

Nsuba Receives 1225 Dollar Scholarship at Monmouth

Emmanuel Nsuba, a Congo-born International Christian Youth Exchange student, won a 1225 dollar Monmouth College scholarship for one year covering tuition and fees. He will enter Monmouth in September after completing studies at Muscatine Community College and University High. He aims to become a minister and plans to help the Congo advance.

Monmouth College Monmouth Tul Emmanuel Nsuba Muscatine Community College Nsuba Leopoldville Congo Pierre Boo Heieng Beaver

Tweddle Wins Art Institute Scholarship

Cnaries Iwerogre of Muscatine wins a full tuition 700 scholarship at the Kansas City Art Institute, awarded by the Fireside committee. He studies there as a junior scripture major, aided by previous scholarships, while his oil painting Crucible is shown in the 13th Annual Mid-America at the Nelson Gallery of Art through June 9. Tweddle, with wife Ruth Woodhouse of Muscatine, resides at 44100 Warwick Blvd, Kansas City, Missouri.

Cnaries Iwerogre aveMer Tesident Muscatine Kansas City Art Institute Tweddle Nelson Gallery of Art Kansas City Iowa Mid America Nelson Gallery Ruth Woodhouse Warswick Blvd

Grace Lutheran Confirms 13 During Sunday Service

Grace Lutheran Church in Muscatine held confirmation services led by Rev. maward B. Moyer new pastor. Thirteen youths were presented for confirmation including Sandra Lynn Diercks Phillin Louis Eberle Freddie Gene Edwards Jack Emil Hall Sally Ann Lewis Patricia Ray Marshall Barbara JoAnne Miller Susan Paget Darrell Eugene Staley Carol Lynn Thomas Nikki Jo Thompson Judith Jean Vetter and Bernard Eugene Wessel.

Maward B. Moyer Grace English Lutheran Church of

United Fund Leaders Open National Conference in Dayton

Mary E Harvey administrative director of Muscatine United Fund leaves for the United Fund Campaign Leaders National Conference in Dayton Ohio June 3 4 and 5 1963. About 500 United Fund leaders attend. Bruce Terrill formerly of Muscatine will be a conference panelist June 4 on Introducing fair Share living to the smaller community.

Mary E. Marvey Muscatine United Fund United Fund Dayton Ohio Bruce Terrill Muscatine

Radio outfit silent after missing antenna and gear

Clyde Lucas Quality Plumbing on East Ninth street reported its radio station went silent after the rooftop antenna and four-foot tripod base vanished over the weekend. Value estimated at 85 to 90 dollars as crews attempted to resume broadcasting. Nearby thefts included a Sav-On Used Furniture window break and small item thefts from residences, police notified.

Clyde Lucas Quality Plumbing East Ninth Street West Mississippi Drive John Gatton Oregon Street Marjorie Brunex East Fifth Street Laken

May Weather Summary and Local Church Confirmation Report

May temperatures and rainfall were cooler and drier than normal with a high of 90 and a low of 34, averaging 61.2 degrees. Frost occurred May 23 and rainfall totaled 2.32 inches, below the normal 3.69. May 1962 saw highs of 85 and lows of 42 with an average 68.1 degrees and 5.41 inches of rain. Twenty three members of the First Presbyterian Church of Muscatine were confirmed, with Rev. Leo Jeambey presiding. El Bey Grotto officers invite Masons to hear Albin C. Anderson at the Masonic temple, 8 pm, and again at 3 pm at the temple auditorium.

FF. J. Bauerbach First Presbyterian Church of Nancy Snyder Tom Thatcher Craig Weiershauser Linda Whitmore Alan Zimmer el Bey Grotto Albin C. Anderson Masonic Temple Anderson Lis

Family Picnic Honors Bivens at Weed Park

James Bivens, son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Bivens of 513 Adams Street, was honored at a family picnic Sunday at Weed Park after returning from two and a half years in the army in Germany. It marked the first gathering since 1956 with his brothers and sisters present, including Mrs Beverly Hays Laryty Bob and Bill Bivens Muscatine and Mrs Wayne Sandora Chicago. Other relatives attended from West Liberty and Alexis TL.

James Bivens Alfred Bivens Adams Street Weed Park Germany Ogether Beverly Hays Laryty Bob Bill Bivens Muscatine Wayne Sandora Chicago Bill. Phillips

Fourteen Marriage Licenses and Decrees Recorded

May records at the district court clerk's office show fourteen marriage licenses and seven divorce decrees. The May totals include various funds such as child support payments totaling 10,288.41, fines and forfeitures of 3,457.20, probate fees 1,015.23, witness fees 663.85, and passport applications 2,?. the report lists numerous minor items and fees totaling several thousand dollars.

Florence Hetzler Smantly Justice of the Peace Wye

Two $900 Scholarships Awarded at Local Community College

Muscatine seniors Thomas N Mittman and Gary W Holtz won scholarships worth 900 dollars each, contingent on attending the community college. Alternate Janet Kay Roberts named if one scholarship goes unused. Principal Fred G Messenger announced at the senior assembly. Mittman plans college and Iowa State University. Holtz will pursue a Spurs year course. Donor AMONY TOUS signed the gift in 1989.

Thomas N. Mittman Jeff Gary W. Holtz Muscatine Community College Muscatine Senior High School Mittman Holtz Janet Kay Roberts Journal Photo Muscatine Richard Z. Mittman Route 5 Gary WW. Holtz Herbert Holz Paul Roberts Grand Avene Miltman Haltz Fred G. Messenger Millman Community College Iowa State University Donoy Amony Tous

Local Woman's Grandson Dies In California

Duane Kent of Los Angeles was killed Saturday in an automobile accident near Los Angeles. He was the grandson of Mrs. Mary Kent of 217 Pond, Muscatine. Funeral services are pending in Chicago. Richard Casnahan, a transient, was turned over to his mother and step father after leaping from a Milwaukee railroad freight train near the station, suffering contusions and a sprain. His mother Mrs Velma Senn lives in Moline.

Duane Kent, Vn Los Angeles Mary Kent Pond Mus Cating Chicago Richard Casnahan Milwaukee Railroad Velma ‘Senn Moline

Local Area Students Will Receive Degrees From SUS

About 1390 students from the local area will receive degrees at the State University of Iowa spring commencement Friday morning at 9 40 a m in the University Fieldhouse. Names and degrees include Jerry Devin Doctor of Dental Surgery James Smalley Doctor of Dental Surgery Dale Nederhoff Master of Science in industrial and management engineering Patricia Schabaker Master of Science in nutrition Jee Hintermeister Bachelor of Arts psychology John Olsen Bachelor of Arts anthropology and general science Gary Quast Bachelor of Arts general science Lillian Wilson Bachelor of Arts education Donald Ager Bachelor of Business Administration labor and management Bill Paetz Bachelor of Science zoology Michael McFadden Bachelor of Science civil engineering Warren Lose Laty degree James Akers Bachelor of Arts sociology Mrs Karen Lea Johnston Bachelor of Arts education Thomas Reingager Bachelor of Arts English Ruby Bachelor of Arts education Margaret Nolte Doctor of Philosophy education Sondra Small Bachelor of Music Morning Sun Perry Weigel Doctor of Medicine Larry Prior Bachelor of Business Administration accounting Harold Gronwinkel Bachelor of Science physical education Vanella Mann Roger Kerr Bachelor of Business Administration physical education

Jerry Devin East 8Th James Smalley New Hampshire Dale Nederhoff Fair Acres Drive Patricia’ ‘Schabaker Towns Avenue LucUna DeWitt Hintermeister John Olsen Gary Quast Magnolia Drive Lillian Wilson Magnolia’ Drive Donald Ager Leroy St West Liberty Warren Lose James Akers Bache Karen Lea Johnston Park Ave Thomas Reingager E. Third St Anoy Ruby

Town Marshal Is Jailed For Racing Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant reports the town marshal of Salem, Garmoe, along with Larry Pearson, were arrested after a drag race on a highway. Beaman pursued the vehicles, leading to charges of reckless driving. Garmoe fined but jailed for unpaid costs, Pearson fined $25 plus costs. West Liberty graduation parties honor Ann Hinkhouse with wide attendance from Cedar Rapids to Muscatine and Mount Vernon, continuing after commencement.

Mount Pleasant Salem Highway Patrol Jack Beaman Gifford E. Garmoe Larry D. Pearson New London Justice of the Peace Tintnerman Garmad Garmoc Pearson Jenarge Beatan Black Top Beaman Garmoe West Liberty Nevin Hinkhouse Ann R. P. Ink Steven Hinkhouse Mount, Vernon Elmer Hinkhouse Susan Cedar. Rapids Carl Cole Joln Hatcher Moscow F. W. Hinkhouse S. Herbert. Hinkhouse Anders Mather West Branch Myre Hinkhouse Tora Hinkhouse Denley Garfield Merle Glenney Gary Dwight Muscatine Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon Lorena Martin Ted Bowman Harald Keele Jim Dale Johnson Doug Cloyce Downer Alva Smith Harry Schooley West Lierty

Muscatine Community College to graduate fourth largest class in Iowa

Muscatine Community College will award degrees to 83 candidates for associate arts or sciences, forming the fourth largest junior college class in Iowa. Commencement is set for 8 p.m. Thursday at Muscatine High School, with names to be announced Wednesday. The college has grown steadily and will move to its new Colorado street building next September, after using the old Franklin school as its home. No tickets are required for admission.

Muscatine Community College Iowa Muscatine High School Dea James F. Lopez Loper Muscatine Mason City Fort Dodge Colorado Street Wallege Old Franklin School Grandview Avenue

Rotarians Hear Youth for Christ Director Speak

Evan Headley Wheaton NL executive director of Youth for Christ outlined the program’s growth from Saturday rallies to high school clubs and Lifeline efforts for delinquents. About 300000 teens are enrolled as teams go abroad to shape impressions of the US. Marlin Schfauland George Volger and Breskenfelder will attend the Rotary International convention in St Louis next week.

Youth For Christ Evan Headiey Headley Phil Caparoon Community College Cib Marlin Sch Fauland George Volger E. 4 Breskenfelder Rotary International St Louis

Obituary for George F. Creamer Sr. 1882 Muscatine native

George F. Creamer Sr. of Muscatine died this morning at Iowa City Veterans hospital after a long illness at age 87. He was born May 13, 1882 in Montpelier Two and was a World War I veteran. Survived by his widow Nuffie, four sons, two stepsons, one daughter, a step daughter, five half-brothers, a sister, another sister, and many grandchildren. Services pending at George M. Wittich funeral home.

George F. Creamer Dale Short Muscatine Veterans Hospital Iowa City My.Creamer Muscatine County Montpelier Two My. Creamer American Legion VEFW Ziegler Memorial Lutheran Church New Era Nuffie Brewer Nuffie Creamer Robert, Creamer Alfred Creamer Fairport Frank Creamer George Creamer Jr Oddie Truesdale James Truesdale Ris Viola Martin Wilbur Dipple Herman Suh Bernard Suhi Coon Rapids Minn George Meleken Seattle Wash Florence Myers Rapid City Ray Fred Truesdale George M. Wittich

Bible School At Fairport Opens June 10

Vacation Bible School will be held for one week at Fairport Community Church starting Monday June 10 with morning and afternoon sessions. All children of the community through high school age are invited to attend.

Fairport

Buying Trip for MarClare Shop Held in Chicago

Mrs Marguerité Tripmacher and Miss Clara Kary travel to Chicago on a buying trip for the MarClare shop. They visit showrooms, scout new lines, and plan deliveries and selections for the store.

Marguerité Tripmacher Clara Kary Chicago MarClare Shop

Prince Toppled In Polo Match At Windsor Park

Prince Philip husband of Queen Elizabeth II was unseated during a polo match at Windsor Great Park. He fell under several ponies but completed that period before moving to hospital. A spokesman said his injuries were not serious.

Windsor Prince Philip Hesband Queen Elizabeth HI Windsor Great Park Windsor Castle

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United States Flix Accutrom Apa Accutron Purahaers Priert Art Institute Grace Lutheran Mary E. Harvey White House Presbyterian Church A. C. Anderson iSave State Bank Second Street Bivens California SUS Towa City State University of Iowa Donald E. Rhodes SUL Convocations University Bill Paetz Canon Avenue Michael McFadden Cedar Sondra Small Sun Perry Weigel Larry Prior Harold Gronwvinkel Vanella Ann Hinkhouse George F. Creamer SR Bible School Elks Elks Lodge U.S.A Travel Bureau Stanley Bide Prince Rae Richard Rok Roger IK Pry Ie Krow Marines Marcello Mastroianni
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