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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
3
Dear Abby counsels costed rings for a mother, notes fathers’ neglect, and suggests children pool funds to gift a meaningful set. A neighbor-babysitter case prompts caution on exposing children to illness. A speech controversy questions sworn parental signoffs and integrity.
The Take It Easy Club held its annual dinner at the Highway Pantry in Wapello Saturday and toured Wanda's Gift Shop the new nursing home the new fire station at Morning Sun and White Metal Products in Morning Sun. The group adjourned to Locust Grove Park for an afternoon of bridge. Committee members were Mrs. Robert Bishop Mrs. B C Butcher and Mrs. Robert Dickson.
Muscatine county and Muscatine city boards of review will sit from June 10 to June 20 due to floods in the Mississippi and Cedar River valleys. The Iowa state tax commission informs city and county assessors of extended sessions in 68 counties declared disaster areas. Senators Stanley and Dodds note the law provides flood and tornado victims extra time to file protests of property tax assessments.
At the Monday night Masculine Toastmasters session James Christensen won as speaker with Alan Harris and Ron Happach as critics and Max Churchill as topic leader. Larry Douglas earned a lapel button for completing a basic project, with Dr Charles J Lewis elected to membership as a guest.
Five Durant community school girls Connie Knudsen Sue Larson Linda Langbehn Robbie Dreher and Jean Walker travel with parents to Kirksville Missouri for a baton twirling school at Eastern Missouri Teachers College They will return Friday Mr and Mrs Robert Dreher and Mr and Mrs Harry Larg on accompanied them. Wayne Allen Braet born June 11 at St Luke's Davenport welcomed by brother Kevin. Vera Goettsch Durant undergoes surgery at Mercy Hospital with current hospitalization.
A family picnic at Weed Park honored William Huesmann of Durant on his 86th birthday. Attendees included extended Huesmann and Petersen families, with August Caes, a 1965 Durant High School graduate, departing soon for four years at Lackland Air Force Base Texas.
Winners across 16 events at the Wilton Saddle Club horse show were announced today. Top placers include Randy Friederichs and Stan Finck in pony events, Barbara Tinnes and Jan Evans in women’s western pleasure, Kenny Brower and Bob Smith in open and junior events, with multiple horse and rider pairings listed for barrels, gait, flag races, relays, and musical chairs. The notice also states two area youths had driver’s license suspensions from the Iowa Department of Public Safety for violations of license restrictions and reckless driving.
National forecast indicates showers and thundershowers broadly scattered from the Carolinas to Florida with isolated activity west into the central Gulf states while the northern Plains through Texas see showers and rain spreads in the Rockies and north Pacific regions.
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