Mina Sheridan obituary and funeral details
Mrs Mina Marie Sheridan of Oakville died Sunday at Burlington hospital. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. Fry Funeral Chapel MediaPolis with Rev Samuel Bowser in charge. Burial Hawkeye Cemetery Oakville. Pallbearers John McCully Bruce Ream Donald Hamilton Earl Dean Young Edward Votter David Wyss. Organist Mrs Walter Swank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Sheridan
Oakville
Mina Marie Sheridan
Burlington Hospital
Fry
Mediapolis
Samuel Bowser
Guest Speaker At Nichols Church Sunday
Rev Elmer Baker of West Liberty Christian Church will speak at Nichols Christian Church Sunday at 10 a m service. Communion will follow. Doris Chown will sing a solo. Rev and Mrs N A Bolinger plan to attend the Bolinger family reunion in Indiana this weekend. Grandview Missionary Society met Thursday at Grandview Community Church with devotions by Mrs Wallace and a poem by Mrs Reed. A potluck lunch followed with guests including Rev Walter Westerfelt and Roy Jones. A mission letter from Rita Salla was read. The regular meeting was held and prayers offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Elmer Baker
West Liberty Christian Church
Nichols Christian Church
Doris Chown
N. A. Bolinger
Grandview
Missionary Society of the
Grandview Community Church
Ella Reed
Mary Wallace
Patricia Bonnichsen
All Day - Women’s Organization
Conesville
WSCS
United Methodist Church
Mary Lou Peterson
Myrtle Hamilton
Florence Stewart
John Crafton
Doris Peterson
Dorothy Allen
Kay Hill
May Lou Peterson
Lorraine Murphy
Joan’ Crafton
Doris Forbes
Erma Buckham
Lorraine’ Murphy
Esther Cazad
Etta Kemp
Joan Crafton
Mary
Don) Singleton
Betty Singleton
Alma
Grace Roush
Nancy Forbes
Patty Roush
Patrice Singleton
Paula Singleton
Arlene, Buckman
Truck in Wreck Near Wapello
A tanker truck driven by Kenneth Lake Jones of Pleasant Valley jackknifed on Highway 61 seven miles south of Wapello at 3 15 a m to avoid cattle on the road. Damage to the truck was 1506 dollars and one calf weighing 300 pounds was killed. Conesville WSCS meets. program on helping those hurt led by Myrtle Hamilton.
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Wapello
Kenneth Lake Jones
Pleasant Valley
New Address for Weikert Son Listed
Mrs. June Weikert of 2129 Lincoln Blvd reports her son Gary J. Weikert has a new address. Pfc. Gary J. Weikert US 54928608 HQBTRY 7th BN HAWK 5th Atry APO San Francisco 96208.
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June Weikert
Lincoln Blvd
Gary
Gary J. Weikert
HAWK
5Th Atry
APO
San Francisco
Daily Report reflects hospital admissions and city notices
The Muscatine area lists admitted patients including Kristine Boehme and Mrs Maude Pratt along with multiple discharges and births. It also covers numerous police arrests and court actions, licensing to wed, divorce suits, probate matters, and local crime and traffic notes followed by regional crop prices and commodity quotes.
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Kristine Boehme
Maiden Lane
Arthur Davis
Maude Pratt
Jefferson City
Carl Kleist
Ida Lewis
Liberty
Margaret Dwyer
Davenport
Robert Peterson
Lake Park
Melissa Brockett
William Layman
Homer Fread
Lincoln Blvd
Earl Brewer
Leonette Es
W.S.C.S. pledge service and officers installed
The W.S.C.S. met Wednesday in church parlors with circle 3 as hostesses. Phyllis Small and Imogene Bailey led the program Called from Worship into Service the annual pledge service and officers were installed including Phyllis Small as secretary and Louise Padgett as president. Fifteen members attended and tote bags were sold. A brunch at Pauline Klindt's home featured Mrs. Weathers discussing travels and displaying clothing and jewelry. Lucretia Turkington remained hospitalized after a Tuesday car accident. Mabel Bailey was slightly injured.
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Federated
Pauline Klindt
Weathers
Mediapolis
Lucretia Turkington
General Hospital
Mabel Bailey
Wheat and Oats Set Season Lows
Wheat and oats futures on the Chicago Board of Trade fell to seasonal lows led by speculative liquidity and a strong winter crop outlook. Soybeans weakened late. corn and oats mostly steady. July prices shown. In New York trading, stocks drifted lower as volume eased from a record pace, with the Dow down marginally and investors buying on the dip amid mixed results. Great American Holdings led gains on a block trade. IBM, Polaroid, Xerox among declines. overall market performance uneven as trading slowed.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
Great American Holdings
Manly
American Telephone
Global Marine
Libby, McNeill & Libby
American Machine & Foundry
American Motors
Occdental Petroleum
Sperry Rand
Addressograph
Boeing
McDonnell Douglas
Hooker Chemical
Litton Industries
IBM
Xerox
Polaroid
Control
American Can
American Smelting
General Motors
American Stock Exchange
New York Stocks And Markets Reported At Noon
New York stock quotes show broad gains with Allied Ch and Int Harv among leaders. Livestock prices at Omaha reflect pork, cattle steady to higher, hogs strong with 1-2-200-230 Ibs bids. cattle and calves moderate, sheep feeders quoted near 27.00.
Oakville Churches Announce Schedules
Oakville area churches release service times and events. Kingston Methodist Church holds services at 10 am with Rev Samuel E Bowser and sermon Hope and Planning Together. Sunday School at 11 pm. M Y F 6 36 pm with Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell. Fairview Community Church lists 10 am Sunday School and 11 pm service with Rev Howard Peterson and sermon A Fathers Place, plus Bible study. Oakville Church of God meets 11 am and 7 30 pm on Sundays with Rev Herbert Clevenger and notes a 7 30 pm Thursday prayer meeting. Laird Lehnert has returned from leave after 30 days.
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Oakville
Methodist Church
Samuel E. Bowser
M.Y.F
Robert Campbell
W.s.cs
Faith
Nightingale
Frances Swan
Dorothy Timmerman
Joan ,Gerst
Erma Sheridan
Edna Gentry
Amy Shutt
Kingston Methodist
W.S.C.S
Fairview Community Church
Sehurch
Howard Peterson
Fairview Aid
Marion Dot
Ida Dicky
Esther
Oakville Church of God
Herbert Clevenger
Grandview Club Plans 4-H Parade
Grandview Community club members meet at president Walder Battenhagen home to plan the 4th of July events. The contest winner is This is America by Florence Vinland. Parade starts at 10 30 with entries due by 10 at the school for judging. Clown, pie bake, cake walk, LM marching band under Jack Tyrell, talent show, and fireworks planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Grandview Community Club
Walder Battenhagen
America
Florence Vinlard
Jack Tyrell
Marie Murray
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts From Friday
USDA reports show Monday receipts: cattle 10 000, hogs 3 000, sheep 200. Hog prices steady to 25 cents higher at 21.00 to 22.25 for 190-230 lb butchers, with various heavier weights up to 22.35. Cattle: 3 500 head. steers and heifers mixed price gains 25-50 cents. Sheep: 100 head. lambs 29.50 to 28.00 depending on grade. Sows 15.75 to 18.00, larger cuts 16.25 to 17.00.
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Omaha
Chicago
USDA
Free Vision Screening For Wilton Children
Wilton Iowa hosts a free vision screening on Monday June 17 at the Wilton elementary School from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteers from the Federated Club trained by the Iowa Society for the Prevention of Blindness will test preschoolers using the E game and magic shoes to assess visual acuity at 20 feet. Parents will be notified in writing if a professional eye exam is needed, with follow up on referrals. The program, approved by Muscatine County Medical Society, is part of a state network and coordinated by Gené Caffery and G W Hilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Federated Club
Iowa Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Wilton Jet
Gené Caffery
Iowa Society For the Prevention of
Muscatine County Medical Society
G. W. Hilton
Penalties Bill Concerning Flag Is Forgotten
Washington AP reports a flag desecration penalties bill has faded from Senate action after House passage by 385 to 16. The measure would punish public mutilation or defilement of the flag with up to a $1,000 fine or one year in prison. The bill reached the Senate Judiciary Committee but hearings did not occur and the panel later sent it forward to the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Store Sold At Columbus Junction To Keller Family
Miller's Furniture Store in Columbus Junction has been sold to Mr and Mrs Jerry Keller of Crawfordsville. They will rename Keller's Home Furnishings and move with their two children to Columbus Junction soon. Keller plans to expand floor covering and carpet services.
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Columbus Junction
Miller’s
Jerry Keller
Crawfordsville
Keller
Futture
Earl Josten
Columbus
Methodist Churches
Ames
Jamess. Thomas
Robert Parris
Wellman
Chardan-Lanesboro
Jack Morrison
Jason
James Crawford
Flere
Ralph, Crawford
Richard Howseal
Castle Air Force Base
Merced
Calif
Grand Forks Air Force Base
N.D
Martha Circle
Clifford Finke
Shellbark Club
Virginia Enke
Adeline Helmick
Edith Pierce
United Presbyterian Women Thurday
Margaret Quigley
Helen Orr
Alice, Huston
Edith Orr
Lyrel Norris
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Fairbanks Chapel
J. Paul Hadley
Marvin Hoeksema
Eva Kramer
Dale McLeland
Ralph Bierman
Ross Bellinger
Wilson Saddams
Larry Niswander
John Idle
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Idle
Adams St
Nichols Church
Missionary Society Meets
Janet Kummerfeldt
Queen
Durant
Fred Kummertfeldt
Route 1
Stockton
Cedar County
Tipton
Janet
Durant High School
Iowa State University
McClade
Elm Hall
Ethel Mae Roberts
George M. Wittich
Herbert Gota
Marion Templeman
James Holman
Terrence Mealey
William Schafenacker
James H. Kent
Thomas Barry
Skip Weber
Gage Kent
S.G. Stein
Harry Fryberger
Elmer Bloom Sr
Owen Olson
RS. Jackson
Cito Nobis
Memorial Park Cemetery
Roberts
Oakwood Nursing Home
Harold J. Beik
Highland Park
Evanston Hosital
Evanston, UL
Mr. Beik
Jacob
Alberta Handley Beik
Louisa County
Fanny Hook
Paul Beik
Kate Schweitzer
San Bernadino
Dudgeon- McCulley Funeral
Grandview Cemetery
Weikert
Daily Report
Alvie Lynn Cozad
Mulberry Ave
Ray L. Pace
Frank .G. Gomez
Muscaine
Frank G. Gomez
Muscatine
Duane Goodken
Dorsey
Wayne Lane
Gilbert Street
Alvie Lynn
James Edward Long, Jr
Martha Jean Whicher
Edwin Carl -Kettenbrink, Jr
St. Louis
Gail Kathleen Davidge
Russell Lee Howard, Jr
Hileen Ryan
Brian Hunt Walter
Kay Diane Kaufmann
Judith Ann Martin
Richard Eli Martin
Donald C. Vetter
Mary Louise Vetter
Albert Paul
Muscatine County
Betty Jane Holladay
Richard R. Holladay
Pond Street
Mabel Hill
Clare Hill
Raleigh McKinley Rieke
Gertrude McKinley Rieke
Hong Kong
Thaneday
Vancouver, B.C
Florence Pyper
Sheltie
Scaramouche Hope
Vancouver-Quadra
U.S
Ghial
Alabama
Chicago Cash Grain
Letts
Order of Eastern Star
Ruth
Nola Werner
Frances Wiese
Laura Iowa
Edna Thompson
Bertha Dickenson
Iowa
Holy “Cross
Thomas J. Reagan
Dubuque
Reagan
Holy Cross
Hicago
Corus
AlliedCh
Int
Harv
AlliedStrs
Int Salt
AmCan
T&t
AmChain
Interst P
Amcryss
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Town Ill
Ia P&l
KC P&l
AmSmelt
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Loch Air
Martin
Maytag
Armour
M’dith
1Atchison
Mobil
Aveo
BendixAy
Am Air
Sincir Oil
duPont
Sou Pac
East Rod
ElizaCp
Fairmont
S Oil Ind
FooteMin
S$ Oi NJ
Sunray
Fruehauf
Swift Co
GmbleSk
Texaco
UN Pace
Uniroy
Goodrich
Uni Air L
Goodyear
Unit Air
Gt Westu
US Steel
Hershey
WU Tel
Homestic
Westy el
I.c.ind
W'orth
Omaha Livestock
Mercantile Exchange
Laird Lehnert
Richard Lehnert
Camp Pendleton
Califonia
Grandview Club
Trip Don Davis
John Harold Davis
Columbus Community High School
Orwigsburg
Penn
Larry Petrick
Randy
United Methodist Churches
United Presbyterian
Columbus Junction Methodist Church
Louisa County Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
Armour Griggs
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