Stolen Items Reported Around Weed Park Incident
Sarah Strong of Route 4 reported her billfold with $20, a driver’s license and other items stolen from her car at Weed Park. Jasper Keilper of Mediapolis reported a purse with $20 and other personal property stolen from his auto at Weed Park. Dennis Dieckman of 508 E. bl Sr. stated a 1971 Yamaha motorcycle was stolen from his garage during the night.
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Sarah Strong
Route 4
Weed Park
Jasper Keilper
Mediapolis
Dennis Dieckman
E. Bl Sr
Yamaha
Muscatine High cheerleaders hold city bottle drive
Muscatine High School cheerleaders will collect pop bottles across the city on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to raise funds to send the team to camp. The group has historically ranked highly in national cheer competitions. Camp dates are July 18 to 22 at Williams Bay Wisconsin.
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Muscatine High School
Muscatine
Williams Bay
Wisc
Two Cars Collide In Muscatine Intersection Crash
A two car collision occurred at 6 45 p m Monday at the 8th and Climer streets intersection Muscatine police reported Ralph Leroy Lake 53 of 207 Bridgeman Street driving a 1965 Ford headed northeast on 8th Street braked but was rear ended by Michael Edward Thicker 16 Route 2 in a 1964 Plymouth unable to stop in time The accident is under investigation by Muscatine police Columbus Junction The United Presbyterian Women plan a combined circle meeting Wednesday evening at the Educational building Mrs Lyrel Norris will lead the lesson The Northeys H E Jack from Coolidge Arizona visiting Mrs Cora McWilliams The Northeys recently retired from teaching in Coolidge schools North ey formerly superintendent at Columbus Community High School and later partnered with William Dunn in the Ford garage business The Old Clifton club meets Thursday at Mrs Harriet Warrens home Roll call will be answered with My wedding dress was Mrs Jeannet Murry and Mrs Joan Garrett will lead the entertainment.
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Muscatine
8Th and
Climer Sts
Ralph Leroy Lake
Bridgeman St
8Th St
Lake
Michael Edward Thicker
Columbus Junction
United Presbyterian Women
Lyrel Norris
Jesson
H. E
Jack
Northey
Cooledge
Ariz
Cora McWilliams
Northeys
Coolidge
Columbus Community High
William Dunn
Ford
Clifton Clib
Harriet Warren
Jeannet Murry
Joan Garrett
Catholic group urges end to IRA violence in NI unrest
In Belfast a wanted IRA member was spotted by British paratroopers. He was chased into a house where he and seven others were captured, including a battalion commander and two senior officers. Mobs attacked soldiers with rocks and gunfire erupted, but no casualties were reported. In Londonderry a Catholic women's peace group delivered 13,700 signatures to William Whitelaw urging an end to violence.
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Beufast
Irish Republican Army
Belfast
IRA
Provisional Wing
Londonderry
William Whitelaw
Northern Ireland
FBI chief denies secret files exist
FBI acting director L Patrick Gray says alleged secret files on private citizens do not exist in agency records. He stated no such files were found after reviewing the filing index during a visit to the FBI office in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
AIP
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Obituaries and funerals in Muscatine Journal June 6 1977
Obituaries note George J Moravek 74 Tipton died Monday at Mercy Hospital Iowa City with services set for Thursday at St Marys Tipton. Visitation starts Wednesday evening at Sheets and Son Funeral Home. He married Alma Creek in 1925 and Clara Svatos in 1931. survivors include wife Clara two sons Russell Mechanicsville Roger Cedar Rapids seven grandchildren a brother Milo Jan and sister Celia Kessler. Also Mrs Harlan Timmons of Ft Madison dies suddenly. former Morning Sun resident and district officer in WSCS and Federated clubs. Funeral Friday at Ft Madison. George Wagner 57 dies. services held Monday at Fairebanks Lamb Chapel with military graves at Greenwood Cemetery. Boat club holds general meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the club house.
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George
Tipton
George J. Moravek
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Sheets and Son Funeral
George Moravek
Mercy Hospital
Iowary
Solon
Mount Zion
Alma Creek
Clara Svatos
Clara
Russell
Mechanicsville
Roger
Cedar Rapids
Milo
So Jan
Johny
Celia) Kessler
West Branch
Harlan Timmons
Wapello
Harlan (Irma Stoner) Timmons
Ft. Madison
Morning Sun
Methodist Wscs
Federated Clubs
George Wagner
Thomas Fox
VEW
American Legion
Greenwood Cemetery
Iowa City
Wilton firemen aid blaze near Tipton farm
Wilton Fire Department joined Tipton firefighters at the Whitmer Brothers Farm 12 miles northwest of Wilton near Sugar Creek Presbyterian Church to tackle a barn fire started by lightning. The barn held hay hogs and farm equipment. Two pumpers two tankers and two fire squad trucks operated for hours. Loss covered by insurance. nearby buildings were saved.
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Wilton
Tipton
Whitmer Brothers
Sugar Creek Presbyterian Church
Louisa County Deeds Recorded In Wapello Area
Louisa county real estate transfers recorded include Eva M. Hidlebaugh to Thomas M. and Deborah A. Blake warranty deed for land in 1 754 Velma Brown to Fred L. Brown warranty deed for lot 9 and part of lot 10 block 9 Charles Addition to Wapello Minton R. and Ethel L. Allen and others to B A Hicklin with date to be announced William L. Matthews tract in 10-73-2 15.8 acres Marvin C. and Lady Lee Crall to Jon W. and Barbara J. Randall warranty deed lots 5 Moores Addition Columbus Junction Fred A and Blanche Martin to Tripe K. Corporation quit claim deed land in 16-74-23 John C. Brown estate to Steven Ro and Naren Williams court officer deed land in sid-8.
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Eva M. Hidlebaugh
Thomas M
Deborah A. Blake
Velma Brown
Fred L. Brown
Charles
Wapello
Minton R
Ethel L. Allen
B.A. Hicklin
William L. Matthews
Marvin C
Lady Lee Crall
Jon W
Barbara J. Randall
Moores
Columbus
Fred A
Blanche Martin
Tripe K. Corporation
John C. Brown
Steven Ro
Naren
Williams
Wapello Rebekah Lodge keeps meeting night
Wapello Derexa Rebekah Lodge No 129 met in the OOF Hall with Sylvia Chat terion presiding. Members discussed changing to the first and third Wednesdays. 18 voted to keep the night, 6 to change. Memorial Day flowers for 39 deceased members were planned. Roberta Boulton was elected Assembly Delegate. Gifts were given to 12 members. a poem Your Friendship was read. Serving committee was Mina Luckenbill and Waysmath Creelman.
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Wapello
Wapello - Derexa
Rebekah Lodge No
Fridey
Noble Grand
Sylvia Chatterion
Mary Fisher
Roberta Boulton
Columbus Junction
Assembly
Lena Small
Doris Gerth
Gerth
Mina Luckenbill
Waysmath Creelman
Mediapolis
Retirements Soon for LM Teachers Schlink and Plank
Lucille Schlink of Muscatine and Dorothy Plank of Columbus Junction retire from the Louisa-Muscatine Community School system at year’s end. Schlink taught 22 years, seven of them at Grandview LM Schools. Plank taught 17 years, five of them at the Letts building. Local grain quotes list corn at $1.17 and soybeans at $idba with delivery terms and moisture adjustments.
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LETTS
Lucille Schlink
Muscatine
Dorothy Plank
Columbus Junction
Louiia-Muscatine
Commodities dip then edge up on Chicago Board of Trade
Early trading on the Chicago Board of Trade saw generally weak commodity futures with mixed, active trade. Soybeans fell after the open on broker selling, then rebounded as commercial buyers entered and local professionals covered shorts. July soybeans near 3.50 a bushel, wheat up, corn steady to down, oats higher.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Market advances on Wall Street
Wall Street rose after early profit taking as bargain hunting resurfaced led by gains in the Dow Jones industrial average reaching 957.78 by noon up 3.39 after a session of mixed results. Oil, airline, motor and farm implement stocks were weak while mail order and retail issues rose amid the day’s dwindling gap between advancers and decliners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market report from National Stockyards improves hog and cattle figures
Estimated Wednesday receipts total 5 000 hogs 500 cattle and 50 sheep with hogs at 5 500 and butchers 25 lower. Cattle seen 2 000 with slaughter steers 46 00 to 37 00 and heifers 34 50 to 39 78. Vealer calves 48 00 to 62 00 and lambs 90 to 110 within 94 90 to 95 00 for good spring slaughter, ewes steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Choice
Daily Police and Court Records Summary
Daily report lists hospital admissions and dismissals, births, and dozens of court actions. Names and addresses appear for admittees and those facing charges or outcomes, including beer possession, intoxication, curfew violations, speeding, disturbing the peace, license violations, and shoplifting with fines and costs. several probate, custody, and divorce actions noted alongside birth announcements and familial updates.
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Daily Report
Jack L. Burns
Andres Salazar
Orange St
Thomas Mayfield
Aledo
Gerald Cook
Pond St
Lyle Beverlin
Gary Binder
Wilson
Joanne Massey
Easton Park
Sally Ridge
Town Ave
Charles Mayfield
Cedar St
Andreas Ferns
Sherman St
Thomas Workman
Lincoln Blvd
Robert Roles
Ceder St
Ronald Crain
2Nd St
Steven Fullerton
8Th St
Betty Kruse
Broadway St
Donald Story
Columbus Junction
Ernest Nichols
Indiana St
Richard Wetzel
Wetzel
Go to Church Sunday at Penn Grange Meets
Penn Ave Grange sets Sunday service for June 11 with Master Edward Hadley presiding. Meetings begin at 8 PM daylight time, picnic then at Weed Park. Women’s activity winners from Ox Yoke Inn Amana include Mrs Alfred Shemdock first in A class, Donna Snell first in B, Mrs Terry Dies first in C. First place entries go to national director for judging at Connecticut Grange session. No June Clay meeting. annual picnic planned for July.
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Penn Ave
Edward Hadley
Weed Park
Marie Buffum
Women's Activity
Ox Yoke Inn
Amana
Alfred Shemdock
Newton
Donna Snell
Terry Dies
Pothick
Sarved
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Greater Des Moines
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Donald Frederick Russell
Cambridge
Mess
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Jit
Boise
Idaho
Woner
The
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Louisa County
Sally
ORL
Wis
Noon Penney
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Bing Am Bids
Phill Pet
Aby Rey
Aim Home Safeway
T&t
Sperry
Texaco
Bendix
Beth Strai
Boeing Co
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Brunswik SL
Blee
Chrysler
Unirayal
Ahs Collins
Air
US Steel
Ys Cpc Ind
Wesly el
Wickes
Deere
Woolwich
Dupont
Monsanto
Eltra Op
Fairmont
H.J. Heinz
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HON Ind
Elec
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P&l
Lionel Cotates
Lockheed Air
Marcor
Martin
Maylag
Meredith
Penn Cent
Wall Street
Hazel
Walter Hargrave
Newell Ave
Frank Sears
Terrace Heights
Emma Smith
Lloyd Wellingdon
West Liberty
Waleer Ross
Mulberry Ave
Iona ‘Tisor
Michael Wingerler
Lowell Wedekind
Dean McDowell
Wapailo
Emery Ogle
E. 6Th
Eugene Hoyt
Ronald Dieckman
George Stych
Climer
Felicia Atkins
Raymond Lake
David Sywassink
Timothy Mullink
Richard Reimers
Palm St
Travis Shoemaker
New Boston
Fred Krider
Stanley Crooks
New Hampshire St
Melvin Carpenter
Moscow
Wayne Kelley
Isett Ave
Cassandra Sue
Mike Puller
Buckeye
Fuller
Connie Ewoldt
Harvey Eavoldt
Neil Fuller
Harold Maxfield
St Luke’s Hospital
Davenport
Joy News
Calif
Herman Forrest
Maurice Jackson
Debbie
Don Tauck
Darin
Stohr
Richard DeWayne Boulton
Lawn City
Caroline Bartlett
Marvin Schlimmer
Vernon Copping
Louis Paget
Intestate
Marian B. Paget
Belly McCray
Johnnie McCray
Brenda Lee McCray
Russell Willian McCray
Muscatine County
William L. Mull Jr
Dorothy C. Mull
State of Iowa
Judith A. Kruse
Fred D. Busch, Jr
Defendent
State of
Iowa
Donald R. Barr
Robert Love
Jack Ferguson
Lorraine A. Yelk
Raymond F. Kallenberger
State of Town
Paul
H. Kerr
Kathy Kerr
State of Jowa
Thomas
Duane Peliitl
Donna Hatfield
Penn Grange
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