Muscatine Results Across Little League Divisions
Independent Insurance stayed top in National Majors with a 10-2 win over Rosenberg's. Joe Kolar Robbie Chambliss and Tom McCreavy each had two hits for Independent. Jim Ruckles earned the win. In American Minors Gettin and Orioles beat Red Sox 20-14. Angels toppled White Sox 34-16 with multiple four-hit games. Tony Greenwald no-hit HON Industries as Plumbers-PIPEFITTERS won 7-0, while Elks edged Carver 15-14 after a late rally.
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Independent Insurance
Rosenberg
Joe Kolar
Robbie Chambliss
Tom Mccreavy
Lloyd Taylor
R-H Independent
Jim Ruckles
Dave Keeler
Brian Askame
Keith Walker
Journal
Gettin
Orioles
Angels
Orroles
Red Sox
Tim Willman
Jack Trorp
Dan Sissel
Doug Buster
Kevin Sandro
Randy Otto
John White
Randy Schenkel
Marvin Kerschenske
Brad Neu
Tim Will Man
Brad Nan
Tim Stegall
Plumbers
Elks
Tony Greenwald
Pelifiers
HON Industries
Randy Gilleland
Carver Banday
Steve Allbee
Tony Howell
Kirk Butcher
Scott Elliott
Bruce Patterson
Mark Campbell
Jim Schneider
Carver
Clyde Schubick
Doug O’brien
John Kramer
Six teams win girls softball tilts Sunday
Monsanto led by Cindy Thurman beat Lucas Plumbing 20 to 12 as Janey Stark took the loss. Mary Williams caught for the winners. Jane Vandygriff was Thurman’s catcher. Pat Ball and Julie Proffitt homered for Monsanto. Janie Stark homered for Lucas.
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Monsanto
Econ-O-Mee
Mascaline Electric
Wally’s
Deep Rock
HON Industries
Rosenberg’s
Monsanto-Lucas
Cindy Thurman
Lucas Plumbing
Janey Stark
Mary Williams
Miss Thurman
Jane Vandygriff
Pat Ball
Julie Proffitt
Janie Stark
Lucas
Tennis program fills Muscatine parks
Sixty six? Actually 56 children have registered in the Muscatine Park Commission summer tennis instruction. Section No 3 is closed with no more students. Seven openings remain in Sections 1 2 and 45. Sections 6 and 7 serve high school age. 6 meets Tue and Thu 10 30 to 11 10 and 7 meets Mon and Wed 12 15 to 12 00. Four adults can join Section 9 on Mon and Wed 3 to 5. Call 263 0241 for openings. each class capped at 14.
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Muscatine Park Commission
The
Park Commission Office
Neu sets visit to Louisa county
State Senator Art Neu of Carroll Republican candidate for lieutenant governor will campaign in Wapello on Wednesday June 14. He will be hosted at a coffee by Mr. and Mrs. E A Hicklin at the Hicklin residence starting 10 a.m. This visit marks Neu's first campaign stop in Louisa county as he has already visited 74 of Iowa's 99 counties. Neu, a 34 year old attorney, has served five legislative sessions and chaired multiple committees. He is married with two children and attends the Presbyterian Church.
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Cariroll
Art Neu
Carroll
Wapello
E.A. Hicklin
Hicklin
Neu
Louisa County
Iowa
Senate Higher Education
Nell
The
Presbyterian Church
Crumlys to be honored June 16
LETTS A reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. John Crumly will be held at the Elks Hall, Muscatine, at 8 p.m. Friday, June 16. All relatives and friends are invited to attend. Mary Lou Thompson and Maras Myer, instructors in the Marshalltown schools, are attending summer school at Kirksville, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson, Lockport, HI, have spent a few days at the home of her manor, Mrs. Gladys McCleary. Supper guests there recently were Mr. and Mrs. Gladys Ross, Muscatine, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fuller.
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Gladys Ross
Muscatine
Chester Fuller
Iowa State Fire School draws 500 firefighters to Ames
Chief Alex Bender and Fireman Jim Miller will join more than 500 paid and volunteer firefighters for the 48th Iowa State Fire School June 13 to 16 at Iowa State University in Ames. Classes cover fire fighting fundamentals, equipment handling, water supplies, flammable liquids, gas fires, pollution control, health safety, management, and rescue tool use. Demonstrations feature quick attack units and heavy water delivery. Governor Ray will award Meritorious Service Friday.
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Musculine
Alex Bender
Jim Miller
Iowa State Fire School
Iowa State University
Ames
Keith Royer
Towa State University
Arlen Gross
Akron Brass Company
Wooster
Ohio
Iowa Area
Kevtin Bayer
Matt Mathisen
Atlantic
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Deeds Recorded in Muscatine Transfers and Additions
Oscar B Lea and Richard F Keller earn joint tenants war ranty deed for land in section 9 T7 1W. Johnny M Whiock and Glenna Starkweather transfer to Adam A Jr and Glenna Kay Starkweather warranty deed for Lorenz Terrace Addition in Muscatine. Nellie M Wymer transfers to Judith A Vance part of lot 5 block 106 in Muscatine city limits.
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Oscar Benjamin Lea
Richard F
Katherine @. Keller
Johny M
Connie Whitock
Adam A. Jr
Glenna Kay Starkweather
Lorenz Terrace
City of Muscatine
Nellie M. Wymer
Judith A. Vance
Lingis
National Safe Boating Week Proclaimed by Nixon
President Nixon designated the week of July 2, 1972 as National Safe Boating Week and urged Americans to enroll in safety courses offered by the Coast Guard, Coast Guard Auxiliary, United States Power Squadrons, Red Cross and state agencies. The committee urged swimming skills, survival knowhow, personal lifesaving ability, and staying with the boat during capsizes, using clothing as flotation, and using instructional opportunities from the WAVs Red Cross Scout camps and other groups.
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Richard Nixon
United States Coast Guard
The
Coast Guard Auxilliary
United States Power Squadrons
American Red Cross
Committee For
WI A's
Red Cross
Scout
Mercer County hospital names new medical staff leaders
Dr. Wilbur Miller was named president of the Mercer County hospital Medical Staff. Joining him on July 1 are Dr. Monty McClellan as vice president and Dr. R.N. Svendsen as secretary. Committee appointments follow at the June 19 staff meeting, when the staff will meet the new governing board.
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Aledo
Wilbur Miller
Mercer County Hospital
Miller
Monty McClellan
R.N. Svendsen
Twirlers Attend Lake Forest Clinic in Illinois
Muscatine High School twirlers Lee Ann Olson Kay Wegeen and Connie Mills pre register for the Annual Twirling and Cheering Clinic at Lake Forest College Illinois running July 31 to August 4. Lee Ann Olson receives her second year twirling award. Clinic directed by Mary Evelyn Thurman noted as Teacher of the Year in 1969 by the National Baton Twirling Association.
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Lee Ann Olson
Kay Wegeen
Connie Mills
Muscatine High School
Lake Forest College
Lake Forest
Ill
Mary Evelyn Thurman
National
Baton Twirling Association
Rock and Rhythm piano recital at West Liberty United Methodist
Mrs. Robert L. Smith presents her piano students in a 7 00 p m recital in the West Liberty United Methodist Fellowship Hall. The program features classical modern and novelty solos and duets with a vocal solo by Miss Julia Hime. A social hour follows. all are invited. Students include Bonnie Barnhill Brenda Blair Bruce Brooke Darren Brooke Scall Brooke Julia Slime Tammy Holbrook Paul Habrook Janet Howard David Johnson Barbara Johnson Laura LakKose Dawn Lindberg Gretchen Little Kim Madsen Mark Madsen Susan Massner Vania Nelson Bob Owen Karen Owen Dawn Reed Kevin Tuegsegger Craig Ruegsenger Janene Salemink Sandra Salemink Lisa Salemink Lori Salemink Doug Smith Susan Sleen Karen Wicks Cindy Woody.
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West Liberty
Robert L. Smith
West Liberty United
Bonnie Barnhill
Brenda Blair
Bruce Brooke
Darren Brooke
Scall Brooke
Julia Slime
Tammy Holbrook
Theday Holbrook
Paul Habrook
Janet Howard
David Johnson
Barbara Johnson
Laura LakKose
Dawn Lindberg
Gretchen Little
Kim Madsen
Mark Madsen
Susan Massner
Vania Nelson
Bob Owen
Karen Owen
Dawn Reed
Kevin Tuegsegger
Craig Ruegsenger
Janene Salemink
Sandra Salemink
Lisa Salemink
Lori Salemink
Doug Smith
Susan Sleen
Karen Wicks
Cindy Woody
Glaucoma Week Proclaimed in Joy Illinois
Mayor Rex L. McInire proclaims June 12 as Glaucoma Week in Joy urging citizens to get eye screenings from 7 to 8 30 B.M. A mobile screening unit by the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness will operate at the Community Club Building, offered free of charge by the Joy Lions Club. The effort marks Joy’s first mobile screening initiative to promote early detection of glaucoma, a leading cause of blindness, often found in people 35 and older. about 90 000 unscreened cases exist statewide.
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Joy
Rex L. McInire
Jon McGaughy
Joy Lions Club
Illinois Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Lions Club
McGaughy
Derrick Vail
Triune Lodge to Observe 50th Anniversary
Triune Lodge No. 64 marks its 50th anniversary with a June 14 ceremony at the Masonic Temple. A 6:30 p.m. dinner for Masons and guests, followed by a lodge program honoring charter, sixteenth year, and past masters. Grand lodge officers to attend. Reservations due by June 13. Chartered June 14, 1922 with 15 members. Surviving charter member is S. G. Stein. Othmer was first master. Robert Varney current master.
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Triune Lodge No. 64
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
G. Stein
AE. Othmer
Triune Lodge
Robert Varney
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