Square Dancers Festival Opens In Muscatine
Midwestern square dancers gather for Muscatine Kiwanis festival weekend. Dances run 3 to 5 p.m. at the National Guard armory with evening dancing under Walnut Street lights if dry. Sunday events 2:40 to 5:30 and 7:50 to 10:30 at the armory. Callers include Wally Shulta and Max Forsyth. Public invited to watch. rain moves events indoors.
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Carter to Receive 800 In Mad Creek Damage Suit
The city of Muscatine will pay Elvin Carter eight hundred dollars for damages to his property from the Mad Creek straightening project of 1963. The court's opinion, filed in Muscatine district court, sets the amount after Carter filed suit for five thousand dollars claiming a reduced home value and loss of land.
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Oakville Methodist Church Board Meets
Oakville Methodist Church Board met Thursday evening with 24 members attending. New board members elected include Robert Brown Roger Campbell Donald Boyer and Mrs Richard Charbonneaux Rev Dale Bass presided and a new chairman was chosen Bill Smith Delores Gerdner and Julia Liverly were selected for the Lake Darling church camp The financial report was presented by Rev Bass with aid from Richard Lehnert Bible School averaged 77 members and funds from Bible school will be sent to Billcrest Children’s Service at Dubuque The council apportment commission proposal was read and accepted The annual conference starts June 24 at Mount Pleasant Evening worship Youth Day and ordination services are public Mrs James Hunter will represent Oakville and Kingston churches while Mrs Frances Swan is reserve lay delegate Marguerite O'Brien led the parsonage committee meeting Repair work on the parsonage was approved and a refrigerator for the Home was to be purchased A memorial plaque for gifts toward the new church building was discussed
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Roger Campbell
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Bill Smith
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Delores Gerdner
Julia
Bass
Richard’ Lehnert
John’ McCulley
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Billcrest Childrens Service
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Council Apportionment Commission
Mount Pleasant
James Hunter
Kingston
Frances Swan
Marguerite O'Brien
Grandview Council Hears Street Repairs And Local News
Grandview City Council met in regular session with routine business approved. Streets are being repaired with a new coat of blacktop. Local residents share family news including Mildred Thompson visiting from Des Moines and Steve Frye announcing the birth of a son, Mark Steven. Grandparents named. others visit Mt. Pleasant. Mrs Ollie Thompson’s eye surgeries at University Hospital progress with a second operation planned. Vernon Hafner improves and returns home. Thomas Fry, a staff sergeant and Ft. Riley artillery instructor, and family visited for ten days.
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Stick in Bike Wheel Injures Girl Prompt Lawsuit
A suit for more than $60,000 was filed in Musaling district court by Celeste Mucha against Donald Lee Ziegenhorn and his parents. She alleges a 1 year old boy placed a stick in bicycle spokes on East Fourth Street near Park Avenue in May 1962, causing her to be thrown and injured including disfiguring facial damage and loss of teeth. Celeste seeks damages for medical costs earnings and pain. Jury trial requested.
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Donald M
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Celeste
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Arrest on warrant for issuing a false check in town
Eldon L. Thomas, 20, of 1467 uit ol blvd, was arrested Friday on a warrant issued at West Liberty accusing him of issuing a false check. He was released on a bond set for the court of Justice of the Peace Floyd D. Forest. In Lincoln, Vorwerk received a Master of Science degree as the University of Nebraska graduated 1224, with six honorary degrees awarded at commencement.
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Seek Entries for Annual Ath of July Parade Here
An early response is urged for the return of entry blanks for the Musca fing ais of July parade sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Blanks must be resumed by June 27, announced by parade chairman Allen Baker. Entry blanks sent to churches and organizations. others may enter via the Jaycees or the entry lank. No entry fee. Trophies for first place in five classifications, ribbons for second and third. no awards in the industrial division.
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Youth Leaves Scene of Auto Crash Faces Charge
An 18 year old youth, David Lee Marks of 951 Lucas Street, posted 50 bond for an appearance June 2 before Justice Harvey G Albree Jr. He was arrested while at work in a local factory after his car struck Walter J Conway's parked vehicle at 1:40 am and the other driver fled. At 7:00 am police received a call about a damaged 1951 model cat in an alley.
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Toda
Conway
Akers Finishes AF Course In Colorado
Airman Benjamin G Akers son of Mr and Mrs George W Akers of West Liberty Ohio completed the U S Air Force weapons mechanics technical training at Lowry AFB Colorado. Akers trained to lead and inspect fighter and bomber weapons and will be assigned within a major Air Command in the U S He is a West Liberty High School graduate who entered the Air Force in November 1963.
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West Liberty High School
Illinois City Graduates At Champaign University
Illinois City families attend the graduation at the University of Illinois where Dean Yomlin earned his Electrical Engineering degree. After the ceremony he moved to Chicago for a position with AT&T starting Monday morning. His wife will study in Chicago summer school. Birthdays noted for Mrs. Barbara Asay and Mrs. Karleen Mewes.
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Ralph Keller
Champaign
University of Minois
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Dean
Chicago
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Judy Reason
Marie Beuoy
Mildred Wainwright
Ruth Bowser
Karleen Mewes
Barbara Asay
Law Grads Pass State Bar Exams
Two area students joined 86 graduates who passed the Iowa state bar exam held at the State University of Town. James L. Donohue of 308 W 4th St and Kenton Allen of Columbus, Tung tton, both graduates of the State University of Iowa, were sworn in by Chief Justice Theodore G. Garfield of the Iowa Supreme Court at a Friday luncheon in the Iowa Memorial Union following a motion by Attorney General Evan Hultman.
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James L. Donohue
W. 4Th St
Kenton Allen
Columbus
Tungtton
State University of Iowa
Theodore G. Garfield
Iowa Supreme Court
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Iowa Memorial Union
Judge to Head St Ambrose Drive Here
Donald J. Judge named Muscatine city chairman for the 1964 Alumni Living Endowment Fund of St. Ambrose College Davenport. Announcement by A. Francis Roederer national chairman. Judge, class of 1980, has long been active in college alumni affairs.
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Muscatine City
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
A. Francis Roederer
Davenpirt
Judge
St. Ambrose
Home-O-Nize Announces Wage Increase Effective Monday
The Homme-O-Nize Co announces a wage rise for all hourly and clerical staff, effective Monday June 15. The increase ranges from 3 to 9 cents per hour for about 410 employees of The Home-O-Nize and PrimeMover organization.
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Home
Nize
PrimeMover
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