Muscatine High School 1965 Diplomas Granted at Commencement
The Muscatine High School 1965 graduating class of 310 received diplomas at a fieldhouse ceremony. Principal Fred Messenger presented diplomas as Rev. John L. Quamn gave the invocation and the three valedictorians Thomas Ahlf Randall Daut and Carol Havemann spoke. The program featured a mixed quartet led by Kathy Bender and Joyce Courtais, a french horn solo by Christine Sturdevant, and the benediction by Rev. Leo E. Jeambey. William Stamler, who died in a spring automobile accident, had his diploma presented posthumously to his family by his brother Paul Stamler.
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Muscatine High School
Charles ©. Shook
John L. Quamn
Zion Lutheran Church
Kathy Bender
Joyce Courtais
Allan’ Collins
Michael Lange
Carla Phillips
Linda Gleaves
Constance Macon
Christine Sturdevant
Sandra Gilfoyle
Thomas Ahlf
Randall Daut
Carol Havemann
Fred. Messenger
John Barger
Robert, Walter
Kenneth Schreurs
Richard Maeglin
William Stamler
Paul Stamler
Dale Nederholf
Muscatine
Muscatine Toastmasters Club
Roger Johnson
David Horney
Gordon Ropers
John Talbot
Ron Happach
Lauren Goss
Vincent Graettinger
Musser
Max Churchit
William Spieth
Dale Nederholt
Graet~tinger
Terry Mealy
Ralph Cullen
Larry Douglas
Richard Parish
Roger Lande
David Stanley
James Christensen
Dale’ Nederholf
Gordon Rogers
Iowa State Music Awards Honor ISU Students
Ames district reports 212 Iowa State University students earned music awards for the 1984 65 school year. Gold instrumental honors went to Bion Hitchcock, Bronze instrumental to Lynanne Williams, and Bronze vocal to Marilyn Morris, with awardees listed by city and street addresses.
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Ames
Iowa State University
Bion Hitchcock
Rt. 4
Lynanne Williams
Eastath
West’ Liberty
Marilyn Morris
Rt.1
Columbus Junction
Will Attend Annual Development Event In Muscatine
Approximately 400 people are expected at the Muscatine Development Corporation annual dinner Thursday at the Elks Club with William J. Quinn of the Milwaukee Road to deliver the address The event includes a dinner at 7 pm and a program of remarks by Muscatine leaders and business figures.
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George A. Shepley
Muscatine Development Corporation
Development Corporation
Civic Center
Iowa
William J. Quinn
Chicago, Milwaukee,” St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company
Quinn
Muscatine
City Library and Circulation Shows Increase
The P. M. Musser public library reported May total circulation at 16,119 volumes, up 2,133 from last May. Daily average was 400 items. Registrations reached 10,923 with 107 new borrowers this month. Additions totaled 118 volumes, including 45 adults and 74 juveniles. Shelves hold 56,398 volumes.
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P.M. Musser Public Library
Car Crash Injures Two In Muscatine
An accident left Bixby in fair condition with a broken right leg and fractures to the pelvis plus internal injuries after skidding about 50 feet into a left ditch. Mrs. Truitt is listed in fair condition at Muscatine General Hospital.
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Bixby
Muscatine General Hospital
Truitt
Muscatine General
Vocational Session Invite For Industrial Employers
Area industrial leaders are invited to a Technical Vocational Education conference in Ottumwa Newton area with State College leadership, ISU Technical Institute officials, and Mr Everingham. The June 25 session at Bergistendent School will feature speakers including Dr J W Man and local executives. Call the Chamber for reservations as Governor's Committee outlines training plans for Iowa cities.
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State College
Invita
Iowa
George R. Town
ISU Technical Institutional Institute
Everingham
Ottum
Newton
Iway
EB. F. Scoutten
Maytag Company
Chamber Office
Iowa Cities
J. W. Man
McDivitts Plan Trip to See Moon Astronaut Son
Jackson Michigan AP report notes James A. McDivitt and family expect to travel to Houston to join the astronaut after a tense period. His father says they may leave Wednesday to see him as he reports to space agency officials. President Johnson invited him and Edward White to a ranch weekend.
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Jackson, Mich
James A. McDivitt
Houston
James A. McDivitt Sr
McDivitt
Space Agency
Johnson
Gemini
Edward
White Ti
Button Blank Bill in House Threat to Button Industry
AP reports legislators consider a tariff bill on button blanks that are nearly finished but lack holes. If holes are drilled abroad, such blanks would face about 140 percent duty, while holes absent yield 36 percent. House debate labels button blanks as a tariff avoidance device harming Muscatine’s button industry.
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Japan
Italy
Hales
Muscatine
Calvary Baptist Bible School Opens June 14
Calvary Baptist Church hosts Vacation Bible School from 9 00 a m to 1 15 p m Monday through Friday June 14 to 28 with theme Discovering With Christ. Nursery nurse supervisor Edward Wheeler and others lead five departments with a long list of named teachers and helpers.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Christ
County Board to Name Steering Committee For Anti Poverty Issue
Local meeting at city hall featured Fred Cerny and Dr. John Garfield advocating Federal aid under the Economic Opportunity Act. The Linn County Economic Action program alignment and United Fund official Mary Harvey announced a steering committee would study Muscatine County’s request. Proposals require 10 percent county funding and a community dominated by impoverished residents in a Community Action Organization. Several counties were urged to join, with emphasis on local control and responsibility if programs fail.
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Fred’ Cerny
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Johm Garfield
State Services For
The
State University of
Iowa
City Hall
Muscatine County
Garfield
Cerny
Mary Harvey
United Fund Campaign
Muscatine
County” Board of Supervisors
Anti-Poverty Board
Probelem
City Museum Unit Tonight to Incorporate
Members of the Mistatine Museum committee will meet at 7 30 tonight at the Civic Center to approve articles of incorporation. The group will be known as Lauca Musser Art Gallery and Museum Association. After approval four officers and nine directors will be elected. The meeting is open to the public.
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Civic Center
Lauca Musser
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Harold W. Ogilvie
Lester Bookey
Bookey Packing Company
U. S. Department of Commerce
Max Stanley
Stanley Engineering Company
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Pat Barloon
S. G. Pollock
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Albert Weeks
Raymond Mason
Harold Klein
Jerry DeWitt
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Mason
Klein
Weeks
Mississippi River
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Harry Lowe
Toastmaster Club
City Library
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Margaret McDivitt
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Mildred] Crow
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Connie Terry
Cheryl Wolfe
Bill Welershauser
Alvin Young
Levi Odell
Howard Sharp
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Sandra Sehmitt
Nancy Odell
Phyllis McCracken
Mary McNeill
John Sherman
William King
James Crandall
Linda Odell
Bill Weiershauser
Richard Terry
Fred Grensing
George Meerdink
Transportation
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Mrs
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Mittee
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