No Sign Found Of Downed Plane In Miss River Search
A missing Independence Missouri couple's plane reported down in the Mississippi River near Blanchard's Island southeast of Muscatine prompted a major search. Fifteen Iowa Patrol planes and two Army helicopters scoured the river as Muscatine police logged multiple minor vehicle collisions and a possible fire island sighting while officials pursued a lead from Fairfield and air rescue coordination.
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Coast Guard
Independence
Mississippi River
Blanchard’s
Muscatine
David Epperson
David City
Iowa
Madison
Wis
Iowa Patrol
Fairfield
Chariton River
Centerville
Blanchard
Wapello
Maynard Allen
Des Moines
Iowa National Guard
Blanchard Island
Richard Gebauer Air Force Base
Kansas City
Inter-Racial Group Hears Cecil Reed at Hayes Catholic High
Cecil Reed, commencement speaker at Hayes Catholic High School, spoke Friday night and answered questions on inter racial problems and local remedial actions. Attendees included local residents and clergy at the Waterman home on Oakland Drive. Reed, former state legislator and Employment and Security Commission member, addressed community concerns and suggested actions for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil. Reed
Hayes Catholic High School
D R. Waterman
Oakland Drive
Reed
Employment and Security Commission
Aldeen Davis
Frank Peniston
Cecil Peniston
Robert Huber
Norbert Beckey
Mary’ Patricia
Joyce
Timothy
Joe Knowles
Joseph Sparks
Marion’ Templéman
Harvey Woodstra
Philip Auffrey
Lawrence Douglas
Bode Labode
Jack Paetz
William French
Subscription Rates For Muscatine Daily Paper
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City of Muscatine
Muscatine
Aily
Dial
Elks Chanters 2nd Show Weekend at Muscatine High
Muscatine Elks Chanters present their 21st annual concert at Muscatine high school auditorium Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. The 100th anniversary of the Elks is noted as the men perform Vive Vaudeville with wives joining for vaudeville, religious selections opening, Notables quartet, and classic show tunes. Jack Paetz leads the committee with Max Collins directing and Lucille Carver as accompanist.
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Muscatine
The
Elks Chanters
Jack Paetz
Jet
Max Collins
E. 5S
Muscatine Area
Order of Elks
Jolly Corks
Elks
Yesteryear
Notables
Lucille Carver
Thieves Raid Cedar River Cottage West of Muscatine
Ruth Stock reported a burglary at a Cedar River cottage fifteen miles west of Muscatine. Thieves forced a screen door entered via a screened porch and broke a bedroom window, taking personal belongings guns appliances dishes and furnishings except the furniture between Thursday and Saturday last week. Sheriff’s deputy Linn Hart noted the break in and location near McKeown bridge on County Road C.
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Cedar River
Muscatine
Ruth Stock
Muscatine County
Linn Hart
McKeown Bridge
Muscafine
Retiring Supt Johnson Honored at Muscatine Reception
Public reception honors Arthur A. Johnson retiring after 37 years as Muscatine superintendent. Attendees include Mrs. Johnson, school officials, PTA leaders, and Muscatine Teachers Association officers. Co chairs and committee members from multiple PTAs and schools listed. event at West Jr High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Johnson
West Jr. High School
Johnson
Arthur Dahl
Pat Jennett
Muscatine Teachers ‘Association
P.T_A.P. T.O
Harvey Albee Jr
Glen Bloom
Frank Cooney
Gene Fuller
Kenneth Gregorson
Richard Barry
Grant
Jim Demint
Kenneth McDaniel
Dean. Fletcher
Harvey. Abibee, Jr
Franklin, Pto
Sam. Snyder
George
Stych
Annalea « Newcomb
Ted. Othmer
Gene Evans
Vern Curry
Milton Taylor
Mulberry Pto
Bill Hoben
Marlin Eichelberger
Richard Oberhaus
Ken Gregersen
McKinley Pta
Gerald Reifert
Pat Haley
Don Bragley
Ron McGowan
Cochairmen
Vern Babock
Cliff Brown
Colorado
PTA
Delmar Nussbaum
Dan Kraklow
Clayton Fahrman
John Morrison
AL. Morehouse
Lincoln
Lloyd Messer
Claus Dieckman
Claire Smith
Wayne Sward
Wes ‘Trader
Marvin Cooney
Walt Kreist
Bernard Campbell
Thomas’ Hotle
John Hantz
Madison Pta
Carl Hines
Montpelier Pta
Rolland Fix
Garfield Pta
George Michael
Marsha Bennet
Jon Fry
Joyce Haller
Betty Helm
Keneth McKinney
Chris von Holten
Muscatine
Jan Bock
Lucenl Lenz
Meryl Newman
Karen Bjorklund
Two Injured In Accidents On City Streets Muscatine
Traffic accidents Saturday in Muscatine left two people with injuries. Donald Lee Johnson, 17, suffered severe wrist injuries and abrasions after being thrown from a 1967 motorcycle on East Mississippi Drive near Cedar Street. Juan Antonio Salazar, 47, was driving a car west on Cedar when they collided. Earlier, Donald Kronfeldt, 44, and Carolyn Zellmer sustained head injuries in a collision at Dewey Avenue and Kansas Street, with vehicle damage noted to Zellmer and Kronfeldt cars.
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Muscatine
Raymond Griffith
5Th Street
American Motors Co
Franklin Park
Chicago
Cynthia Lee Proffitt
Cynthia Proffitt
Cedar Street
East 5Th
Proffitt
Griffith
American Motors
David Federick Blaesing
Orange Street
Nova Lavon Jarrett
4Th Street
Blaesing
Mulberry Avenue
Bartlett Street
Nova Jarrett
Jarrett
William Henry Conner
Wallace Street
Maccntine
Janice Kay Steinke
Mulberry Ave
Coiner
Mississippi Drive
Janiceteinke
Coinier
Steinke
Janice Steinke
Donald Lee Johnson
Ave
Muscatine General Hospital
Johnson
Mississippi
Juan Antonio Salazar
E. 6Th Street
Salazar
Donald
Joseph Kronfeldt
Washington
Carolyn Jean Zellmer
Nebraska, Street
Kansas Street
Kronfeldt
Dewey Avenue
Zellmer
Burned girl in Muscatine in critical condition
Jane Delveau eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Delveau of 1214 Mulberry Ave remains in critical condition at University Hospital Town City Town with third degree burns covering 65 percent of her body suffered at home Friday She is a Jefferson school pupil Flowers are not to be sent due to infection danger.
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Jane ‘Delveau
Jack' Delveau
Mulberry Ave
University Hospital
Town City
Jefferson School
Muscatine
Jane Delveau
University Hospitals
Town
Memorial fund created for Battery C members
A memorial fund of 1000 dollars was established by Henry Asherman of Grosse Pointe Michigan to honor Battery C. Trustees include Warren Allen Raymond Grimm Harold Barnard Hermann Lord William Spieth and A J Phillips. The fund will furnish flowers for services for departing Battery C members.
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A.J. Phillips
Battery Organization
Henry Asherman
Grosse Point
Michigan
Warren Allen
Raymond Grimm
Harold Barnard
Hermann Lord
William Spieth
Phillips
Battery C
Muscatine Class of 1958 reunion draws 200 plus at Elks Lodge
Over 200 Muscatine High School Class of 1958 alumni gathered Saturday night at the Elks Lodge for a ten year reunion. Victor Wilson spoke as class president and noted members now include doctors teachers and business people. Dinner followed an invocation by Gary Gros sklaus and a skit by Arvil la (Davis) Gaste Mary (Cameron) Thompkins and Shartot (Brown). Awards honored distant travelers Cliff Warner and Jerry Knott from San Francisco and Sue (Timm) Maston from Vermont. A portable mic captured reactions as Brian Gauler conducted spot interviews, with Jim Halstead revealing he works as a butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine’ High School
Elks Lodge
Victor Wilson
Gary Grossklaus
Arvilla
Davis
Jim
Cliff Warner
Jerry Knott
San Francisco
Sue (Timm)Maston
Flag lowered for Bert Olsen at Muscatine City Hall
The flag at Muscatine City Hall will fly at half mast today through Wednesday to honor Bert Olsen former mayor who served during the 1950 51 term.
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Muscatine
Bert Olsen
Preparation H credited with shrinking hemorrhoids and easing pain
New York reports say a medication called Preparation H shrink hemorrhoids and stop burning itch while relieving pain in most cases. Tests on hundreds of patients in New York City Washington D C and the Midwest show prompt relief without narcotics or stinging astringents. The ointment or suppositories soothe irritated tissue assist bowel comfort and help prevent further infection. No prescription needed.
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New York, N.Y
New York City
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
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Shaffner Players
Toby Tolliver
FBI & Sat
Tom Sawyer
Nec-Tv
Toby
Burlington
Cecil Reed
Muscatine Journal
Muscatine Journxl
Lee Enterprises
Bard St
Associated Presa
Sinclair
Bims
Chanters
Stafford
2Nd Street
Gervin Oil Co
Mrs. Johnson
Stockton
John Plogh
George Burr
Jefferson Pta
Wayne Sanders
Gary Erickson
Charles Christopherson
Frank Nelson Jr
HOTEL
Burns
MHS
Vermont
Sally (Childs) Lord
Mike Boynton
Judy
Freese) Seiler
Janet
Green
Sulzberger
Evans’ Street
Arner Stitt
Tyrol
Wert] Steeng
Wallaca
ISON
Cep
EUAN
East Second St
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