Development Corp Dinners Highlight Quinnty Speech Theme
President Wiliam J. Quinn spoke at the Muscotne Development Corp dinner praising a partnership between industry and railroads. In the photo at the head table Rev. Thomas Doyle, CM. Stanley, Raymond E. Eyeland, and John B. Rigier sit with Quinn, who titled his remarks Industry and the railroads as an unselfish partnership.
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Wiliam J. Quinn
Milwaukee Railroad
Muscotne Development Corp
Thomas Doyle
St. Mathias Church
CM. Stanley
Stanley Engineering Company
Raymond E. Eyeland
Des Moines
U.S. Department of Commerce
John B. Rigier
Development Corporation
Iown
Industry
Quinny
Hll
Journal
Railroads Boost Muscatine Industry Appeal
Chicago railroad president William J. Quinn told about 400 at the Muscatine Development Corp dinner that the Milwaukee line will help develop the Mississippi area. He cited rail service improvements as key to attracting new industry, alongside a strong local effort and growth in payroll and jobs. A U S Commerce citation was awarded to Stanley Engineering Co. for exporting in Africa, with local leaders praising regional cooperation amid flood threats.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Mississippi River
William J. Quinn
Chicago
Quinn
Musculine Development Corp
Elks Club
Stanley Engineering Co
Muscatine
U. S. Department of Commerce
Ray Eveland
Des Moines
C. M Stanley
United States
Africa
Dann B. Righer
United Community
Harold Ogilvie
Ver
Neighbors on Hershey Seek 3750 in Suit
Owners of 1703 Hershey avenue sue neighbor at 1705 Hershey avenue for 3750 over alleged water damage from hillside modification. Easterla claim hill work raised property and diverted water, damaging foundation and scattering debris. seek 2500 actual and 1250 exemplary damages plus injunction to restore conditions.
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Hershey Avenue
Raymond B
Helen I. Easterla
Muscatine District Court
William Kershinske
Hames
Greenwood Cemetery
Basterlas
Kershinske
Notables in Beatle Mood at Muscatine dinner
The Notables quartet performed at the Muscatine Development Corp annual dinner for the eighth time, their fourth such appearance. New impersonations and songs were presented as they closed with a rousing display of the Beatles style. From left are Willard Wilson Maurice Reed Max Collins and Devere Newberry.
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William J. Schafenacker
Rita Hintermeister
Elk Chanters Quartet
Max Collins
Devere Newberry
Willard Wilson
Maurice Reed
Lucille Gar
The
Notables Quartet
Muscatine Development Corp
Beatles
Open House at P. M. Musser Public Library
Muscatine hosts an open house at the expanded P. M. Musser Public Library on Sunday from 2 to 4 pm with tours, new facilities, an art exhibit from Kennedy and other schools, and three sound Motion picture showings including Mark Twain. The event, aided by librarians from eastern Iowa, is air conditioned and repeated next week for those who cannot attend.
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Kennedy School
Chute Jumps Rides Food For Airport Guests Sunday
Muscatine municipal airport hosts Aviation day on Sunday June 13 signaling Muscatine Aviation taking over operations. Glen Heller manages the event with a fly in breakfast from 7 am to noon served by men of company A 435th engineers. Piper’s Aztec carves into display at 100000 dollars. Parachutists entertain as pilots arrive and free parking is offered.
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Muscatine Municipal Airport
Suneday
Muscatine Aviation Corporation
Glen Heller
Aem
Company A
Piper Aircraft Company
Heller
Power lines downed after 1959 pickup crash near Muscatine
A 1959 model pickup rolled into a high voltage pole on Stew art road causing a line to break in three places and cutting electricity to Thatcher Glass, Monsanto Northern Gravel, and other Muscatine Island industries. Driver Dennis Reimer 19 suffered a hand cut. passenger James Doyle 11 unhurt. Traffic incident details follow.
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Cariro
Stewart Road
Thatcher Glass
Monsanto Northern
Muscatine Island
Dennis Reimer
East Third Street
Dick Oppelt
James Doyle
West Sixth Street
Moose Legion Meets Sunday at Judge Hall
Moose Legion chapter holds a district meeting at the local Judge on Sunday June 13 starting 2 p m with class enrollment and installation of officers. Dinner by Women of the Moose after. Second meetings in June July and August are canceled. Next Judge meeting July 8 at 3 p.m.
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Legion of the Moose
Women of the Moose
Harry A. Rock
Harold Patterson
William Schoenig
Donald Tietge
John Roelle
Leroy King
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Walter Con‘way
Dale Rickers
Muscatine-Louisa County
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Farm Bureau
Mark Twain
Cedar Valley
Cedar Valley Methodist Church
Muscatine Aviation, Inc
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AL B
East Second Street
Muscatine, Lower
Jerry Stokes
Conesville
Bob Miller
Maurice Osborne
Oakville
Lulu Wilson
Columbus Junction
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Alaska
Iran
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Tony Curtis
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