Muscatine Daily Report Notices and Admitted List
Muscatine Daily Report lists admitted patients across multiple addresses in Muscatine and nearby areas including Kemp Columbus Wynes Pinkstaff Kauffman Coblentz and Cunningham with dozens of others, plus births at 1014 Lombard and 7005 Sixth. Veterans Hospital in Iowa City hosts Elmer W. Metzger while M Hopp and others are admitted to Mercy Hospital. District court actions include a trial assignment shift for Marvin Brown vs Gerald Rushton and a divorce suit Goodrick vs Goodrick along with an inheritance tax filing for Malinda Houseal estate beneficiaries. Speeding and intoxication cases assign fines and costs. In Illinois Civ y, graduation celebrations and visits are reported involving local families and friends from Muscatine and Rockridge High Schools and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl E. Kemp
Columbus Dunation
Timothy, Wynes
Robert G. Pinkstaff
Edward C. Kauffman
Lucas
George F. Hunt
Illinois City
Peggy Coblentz
Pond
Candace Cunningham
West Lib
Erry
Arthur Axen
Earl B. Patterson
Spruce
Dennis Haney
W. Seventh
Lois Ann Buster
Green
Timothy A. Wynes
Ben Finkle
Hotel Muscatine
John Offerman
Fletcher
Nellie Peek
Charles HM. Young
Mulberry
Klaus Dieckman
Gregory Hinbaugh
Virgil Hollenbeck
Davenport
Dean Tiecke
Leslie Torrence
Parham
Robert Warren
Lombard
Shirley Wagner
Lelts
Kevin Haines
Warfield
Timothy Seiler
Luvas
Albert Danner
Mvs
Tom Forsmark
Burani
Charles Gould
Columbus Junction
Cleo Hall
Lone Tree
David McClean
Wilton
Larry Truitt
Jefferson
Harold Wells
Woodlawn
Jessie Bliven
Walnut
Robert Pepper
James
Ralstead
First Ave
Lyndon F. Johnson
Merle L. Schmelzer
Veteran’s Hospital
Elmer W. Metzger
Muscatine
Veterans’ Hospital
Iowa City
M's
William Hopp
Grand Ave
Mercy Hospital
Marvin Brown
Gerald Rushton
Mark Goodrick
Ronald Dean Goodrick
Malinda Houseal
Mabel F. McElroy
Muscatine County
Isabella
Bermel
Mary Ellen Sehody
William E. Bermel
Bernice Bermel
Butchers Steady as Livestock Prices Shift in Chicago Market
AP reports Tuesday USDA receipts show 1,500 cattle 4,460 hogs and 2 sheep. Hog totals Monday at 6.00 head with mixed trading. 1-3 weights 190-270 lb at 23.25 to 24.35. sows 350-600 lb 16.25 to 19.50. Slaughter steers 1,100-1,400 lb 26.75 to 27.23. lambs 28.00 to 28.50 for prime 90 to 100 lb. In Omaha hogs 10,590 with barrows 190-230 lb weak to 23 lower. sows 16.50-18.09. cattle and sheep figures given for region markets. Wheat 1.75, corn 1.41, oats 0.79, soybeans 2.96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Omaha Livestock
Castle
New York Stocks Quoted Down in Mixed Trade on Monday
Late stock quotations show mixed gains and losses across many major issues led by Allied, AmCan, Gen Elec, and U.S. Steel. Key movers include AmSugar, Ford Mot, IBM, Bell System and Monsanto with varied percentage changes and notable volume across industries. Market activity reflects a broad spread of gains and declines among large corporations and industrials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allied Ch
Ja Enap
AlliedStrs
Lowalll
AmCan
P&l
AmChain
KC P&l
Amcryss
Keircott
S Krige
AmSmelt
LochAir
Martin
AmSugar
Maytag
T&t
Mdith Wis
Tob
Mobil
Monard
Armour
Morrell
Atchison
Nil Dairy
AuRich
NY Cent
Bendix
I duPont
Sher Tn
Basi Rod
Simelr Oi
EltraCo and
Sou Pac
Fairmont
Ford
Gmble Sk
S.oi NJ
Elec
Sunray
Swift Co
Texaco
Textron
Gent&el
Goodrich
Goodyear
Gt West
Hershey
Homestic
UnRoyal
I.c.ind
US Steel Sea Lips
WU Tel
Westy el
Wilson
Wiwrth
Rexall
Wolverine
Obituaries and Funerals Clip From Local Gazette
Christena Boorn 68 found dead at home near Wapello. Survived by husband Frichard Boorn and 15 grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Wapello Methodist church, Rev. Dodder. Interment Wapello Cemetery. Family to meet friends tonight at Dudgeon-McCulley. Jona Barth Sievers 75, died in Metropolis Illinois after illness. Survived by two daughters and one brother. private services held. Paul Timm 75, Muscatine native, died at Lutheran Homes. Survivors: two sisters. services Tuesday at George M. Wittich Funeral Home. Mary J. Weiss 1d Edgington oldest resident. funeral Sunday Beulah cemetery. Swayze 89. services 3:30 p.m. Ralph J. Wittich Funeral Home. Interment Greenwood. Sloane Blake organist. pallbearers listed. Swayze died in Kalamazoo Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christena Boorn
Wapello
William and
Mary Wehmeyer ‘Brauns
Louisa County
Thurmin Miller
Frichard Boorn
Wapellio
Methodist Church
Home Benefit Society
Jonas Miller
Des Moines
Carl Miller
Rockville
Inez Timpe
West Point
Martha Neihart
Aurora
Kathryn George
Delmar
John Brains
Erie
Fred Brains
Rockford
Ind
Henry Brains
Muscatine
William “Stains
Emma Eversmeyer
Grace Kasten
Federicktown
Frances Hamiston
Davenport
Pauline Farr
Anchorage
Alaska
Irene Peck Cabello
N. M
Wapello Methodist Church
Robert Dodder
Wapel- In
Dudgeon - McCulley Funeral Home
Jona Barth
St. Petersburg
Fla
Sievers
Order of Eastern Star of Muscatine
Paul McDaniel
Metropolis
Lois Barth
Signal Hill
Calif
Duane Snouffer
Los Angeles
Miller Funeral Home
Paul Timm
Henry
Hannah Rohde Timm
Timm
Zion Lutheran Church
Emma Jones
Clara Niemeier
Mary 1. Weiss
Buffalo Prairie
Mary J. Weiss
Edgington
Mercer City Hospital
Albert Belner
Beulah Cemetery
Saba Kellogg Swayze
Ralph J. Wittich
Gerald F. Fillman
Sloane Blake
Fillman
Martin Wiedemann Jr
Gene Hinkhouse
R. J. Brakke
Debhert Hein
Greenwood Cemetery
Stock Market Slumps Amid Middle East Tensions
New York stocks fell sharply on Israeli Arab fighting news yet later recovered over half their losses as traders rallied. Dow Jones stood at 653.40 at 2 p.m., down 9.91, with a near end-of-day drop of 20.77, while bargain hunters and long- term investors stepped in amid neutral U.S. policy signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennedy
U.S. State Department
United States
Middle East
Grain Futures Report From Chicago AP Dispatch
Grain futures in Chicago show March wheat prices slipping under a recent March settlement of 1.82 with minor adjustments around 1.8244 and 1.80. The report highlights cautious market sentiment amid supply concerns and weather outlooks affecting early 17 futures.
New War Sends Grains Soaring on Board of Trade
War in the Middle East sent soybeans and grain futures higher on the Chicago Board of Trade. Prices closed up from earlier highs after initial gains, with soybeans lead and corn also advancing amid heavy profit taking later in the session. July prices quoted, Muscatine readings show effects on deliveries and discounts for moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middle East
Board of Trade
Commodity Exchange Authority
Auto Collision Damages Two West Branch and Atalissa Drivers
Adolph Milner Horn aged 54 of rural West Branch and J. C. Smith aged 29 of Atalissa were in a Saturday 7 30 p m auto collision at Oneida Avenue and League Street. Horn’s hood and left front fender were damaged and Smith’s right rear fender and ladder rack sustained damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Milner Horn
Rural West Branch
J. C. Smith
Atalissa
Oneida Avenue
League Street
Horn
Smith
Trucks damaged in collision on gravel road near Muscatine
Two trucks were damaged in a rear end collision five miles northeast of Muscatine on a gravel road near U.S. 61 Sunday at 3 15 p m. The fertilizer truck owned by Me Jon Fertilizer and Feed Co. was driven by Dennis Ray Bellinger 20 of 308 W 8th street. The trailer rear of a cattle hauler rig owned and driven by Keith Alvin Suhr 25 of rural Durant was also damaged. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
U.S. 61
Me Jon Fertilizer and Feed Co
Park Ave
Dennis Ray Bellinger
8Th Street
Keith Alvin Suhr
Durant
Suhr
Bellinger
Morning Sun Residents Injured In Missouri Crash
Five Morning Sun residents were in a Saturday night crash at a road junction near Aurora Missouri while returning from Bella Vista Arkansas. Mrs John Minnis Mrs Harold Kissinger and Mrs Kathleen Douglas were admitted to Aurora hospital for observation. John Minnis and Harold Kissinger were not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Sun
Missouri
Aurora
Bella Vista
Ark
John Minnis
Harold Kissinger
Kathleen Douglas
Ice Cream Social Committees Named At High Prairie
High Prairie commitee appointments for the annual strawberry ice cream social at the High Prairie Methodist church on June 13 are listed. The long roster names general committee, dining room, tickets, shifts for dipper duties, tea and coffee, cake, salads, helpers, park cars, and table assignments led by Mrs. Levi Eichelberger and others. Also noted are real estate items: joint tenants Carl Dippel Jr. and Lucille Dippel, and a warranty deed for lot 23 in Highland Park subdivision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Prairie
High Prairie Methodist Church
Levi Eichelberger
Carl F. Phillips
Don Swanson
Jack Reichert
Wendell Hoopes
Richard , Eichleberger
Randall Hoben
Ernest Hoopes
Kenneth Dunjean
Henry Brauns
Clyde Minder
Dippers
Glen French
Burdett Hitchcock
Aciie Kennedy
Elis Carter
Robert Harbaugh
Carol Eichelberger
Vickie Hitchcock
Lysle Eichelberger
Howard Rickey
Stewart Hitchcock
Artie Kennedy
Burdette Hitchcock
Kenneth Duncan
Harold van Zandt
Carl Toborg
Gordon Robertson
Wayne French
Lynne Eichelberger
Ellis Carter
Nancy Miekruse
William Hoben
Berne Brauns
Karen Eichelberger
Linda Hichelberger
Virgil Eichelberger
Howard Schmelzer
Debbie Eichelberger
Terri Wedekind
Don Scott
Morris Hoopes
Edwin Altekruse
Jane Eichelberger
Martin Eicchelberger
James Newman
Adam Starkweather
Janet Eichelberger
Dean Eicchelberger
Richard Eichelberger
Carl Foster
Carl Dippel Jr
Lucilfe Dippel
Robert H
Verlee Mae Gipple
Highland Park
Three Nights of Boston Riots Injure 70 Plus
Boston reports indicate more than seventy people were injured over three nights of violence in Roxbury including rock throwing looting arson and sniper fire. Ten arrested and property damage runs into millions. State representatives urge Volpe to grant disaster area status to unlock loans and aid for local businesses. Blue Hill Avenue identified as the violence focal point during Friday Saturday and Sunday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Roxbury
John A. Volpe
Blue Hill Avenue
Five Day Forecast Shows Slightly Below Normal Temperatures
Five day forecast predicts temperatures two to four degrees below normal Tuesday through Saturday with minor day to day changes. Normal highs range from upper 70s in the north to around 86 in the south, and lows from mid 50s to upper 50s. Precipitation expected at one to two inches from periodic showers and thunderstorms. Livestock futures report begins in Chicago Mercantile Exchange trading.
Regional Federalists Elect Stanley Financial V-President
The Muscatine chapter of United World Federalists reported that at the four state regional conference on June 3 and 4 at the University of Wisconsin Platteville campus Stanley H. Stanley was elected financial vice president. Gene McGuire of Des Moines was named Iowa vice president, and Prof. Ray Short of Platteville was chosen regional president. Resolutions urged UN forces enforcement under the Security Council and urged the U.S. to avoid unilateral actions and refer the Israeli Egyptian dispute to the International Court of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Stanley
United World Federalist
Larry W. Wilson
Muscatine
United World Federalists
University of Wisconsin
Platteville
Wisconsin
Stanley
Gene McGuire
Des Moines
Iowa
Ray Short
United Nations
Security Council
U.W
United States
International Court of Justice
Group for Blind Honors Stanley
Cedar Rapids AP Two Iowa officials received honors at the Iowa Association for the Blind convention. Secretary of State Melvin D. Svynhorst won the second annual Altig Award for advancing equality security and opportunity for the organized blind in Iowa. Senator David Stanley R Muscatine was given a special award for sponsoring the modern white cane law in the Iowa Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Iowa Association For the Blind
Melvin D. Svynhorst
Altig
Iowa
David Stanley
R-Muscatine
City Council Regular Session Minutes and Motions
Regular monthly city council session notes May 8 1967 adjourned for lack of quorum. May 19 1987 reconvened with mayor presiding and several committee items listed. Actions include license inquiries park improvements street work bond issues and requests from city departments to grant permits and attend trainings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Atd. Keough
Ald
Finnegan
Masser
Vischer
Schauland
Fooman
Powell
Finnegen
Massey
Keough
Tapman
Kruse
Walter Rose
Faitlh United
Church of Christ
Reynolds
R&p
Stanleys
R&f
R&f. Comm. From Mr Lb. West
Iowa State Dept. of Health
N. EB. Bunn & A. W. Spratt
Halsey, Suiart & On
R&f. Stree
Seal Coat
Alhia Construction Co
W. P
Ames
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Mad Creek
Toe Street Conminr
Maver
Stantex
Chamber of Com
Ind St. a/c
K. Dusenberry
Stearns
Atarney
Muscatine
Conncil
Standard Oil Co
Housemovers
RK. E
City Council Actions and City Works Updates
City council reviews finance and audit items from 1966, adopts a uniform housing code, and passes a new ordinance. Notices to remove dead elm trees and weeds issued. Bids opened for radio systems and truck packer specs, with bidder instructions. Airport bond request referred to committee. Workable program for HUD approved and engineer to draft street works specs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Highway Commission
R&h
Balan Hent
R&p
City Books
Clay St
Lincoln Blvd
City R&f
S. E
Florence Hanson
Pine St
Ward
Ward St
Pond
Grover St. Alsa
Meel
Airport Commission
Bucnet
Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
Mos
Avatter
Stree
Dept
E S. Burns
Aiest
Florence Mason Cus
City Finance Committee approves extensive expense payouts
The City Finance Committee led by Alderman Harold Vischer approved expenditures from multiple funds in a regular session. Payments covered a wide array of vendors and services including suppliers, printing, fuel, electrical work, machinery parts, telecommunication, and medical services, totaling numerous line items.
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Journal
Daily Report
Ivan L. Estabrook
Washington Street
Gary Lee Brookhart
Cedar Street
Billy Dale Kirkwood
E. 2Nd Street
Garfield Hawk
Henry Barracks
Ignatius McKenna
Joliet
Illinois City News
Illinois
CIVY
Norman McGinnis
Rockridge
Randy
Kathy Gorham
James Duncan
Deena Aceveda
Sitka
Paul Duncan
Ronnie
Eddie
Linda Tomlin
Duane Tondin
Oak Park
Ill
American Air Lines
Louis Elliott
Wm. Gould, Sr
Gould
Jake Bieri
Clarence Boney
Mrs
Saba Kellogg “Nayze
U.S
California
Arizona
Alabama
Grain Futures Chicago
Livestock Futures Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
National Weather
Cic Dian
Central Pacific Coast
Rockies
Southern Plains
Mississippi Valley
Carolina Coast
Stanley Financial V
Group
Elizabeth Baer
District Court
State OF
Muscatine CO
Ali
Credi
Sis
Joseph A. Bernick
Fred Halling
Woodlay
Florence Mason
Council Chambers
R May
Terry Council
Ana
Bell Telephone, Commission
Palive
Muse
John Derksen
Nammer
S Central
Bk. & Trust
City Meyer
Tratn Clothing Aliowance
Florence
Finance Committee
City Finance Comitttee
Harold Vischer
Presidine
Lbr. Co
Bender & Co
Carver, Michaels & Co
Jasiman Kodak
Fry Flec
Humboldt Mig. Co
O. R. Amfaeglin
Agrins
Knott
Whiter Co. Record
Legal
Goddard, Co. Treas
Bell Telephone
Matt Parrott & Sons
Smpl
Steamer Cons
Servines
Title Atlas Co
Atlas. Electric Co
Pape Office
Phelps Bros
KWPC
Rig
Orig
Barry Hiw
Jewel
W. Ramseyer Sherwin-Williams Co
Duns
Lawyers Co-Operative
Hook
Pete Ken Dusenberix
Fuel & Mat
American Panicer, Inc
G. R. Ashdown
Barry Co
Co. Int
Century Tool & Metal
B. F. Gootirch
Hawk Lis
Henderson's
Rprs
Goolpack
Lore
Mills Run Pis
Par Ags-As
Mus
Seed
M Parts
Weld
Fawn Mower
B. Robinson & Co
Lamps
Ryan Hewe
Stannard Ou Co
Vivian Equip
Co. - Wilson Vo & S Heawe
Herman MM. Brown Supd Co
WG. Taquex Co
Omar Whitlow
Gery
Laude Figgins
Lipt Trin
Dim Foster
Toway Record
MO & J Ford
Paris
Masees
Motorola Camm
Glenn Axel
Phillips Bros
Stormer
Wal. O-Terra
Holcomb Co
Agricul
Amn
Davenport Spring
Lumber
Marquette Supply
Kammerer Trailer
Sternantas
Frank Anson
Trip
America
Publ. Works
Jan Carlson
M. D. Medical
We Dietrich. T. Shot
Farm & Elect Center
Suppl. Ag
Wate
Hubble's
Hatfey
F. Jens
Aileage
Tri-County
Danny's
Halles Mite
Rockwell
Schmalz
Ins
Carver Pump Co
Emeis
Fry & Son Welding
Mike's Flee
Muse. Ply
Hig
United Rent-Alis
Yental
Hoopes
Ene
CFE
MASO
Vaag
Lanan
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