Good Communications Key to Success at Muscatine Banquet
At a Muscatine event, Haagensen praised strong communications with a wide audience aided by humor in Nordic dialect. Harold W. Ogilvie reported growth in Muscatine industry. Local needs for growth included job training, home construction, and downtown renewal. Harold E. Peters praised civic support and Urban renewal efforts. The gathering drew officials, Miss Muscatine 1966 Linda Zimmer, and business leaders from railroads utilities and industry. local firms provide over 4,000 jobs and a $28 million payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haagensen
Harold W. Ogilvie
Muscatine Development Corporation
Muscatine
Lecel Needs
Harold E. Peters
Local Development Corporation
Navy Seabee Service Open
The U S navy seeks enlistees for Seabees with enlistment pay grades set by experience. Service terms run two to four years and grades are decided after a four week familiarization course at Davisville Rhode Island Gulfport Mississippi or Port Hueneme California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Seabees
Davisville
R. I
Gulfport
Miss
Port Hueneme
Calif
Muscatine Journal Business and Publication Note
The Muscatine Journal publishes daily except Sundays and holidays as a Lee Enterprises paper. Address 301 E 3rd St Muscatine Iowa. Entered as second class matter under act of 1879. Associated Press content rights noted for local news and AP dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Journal
The
Lee Enterprises
3Rd St
Muscatine
Lowe
Associated Presa
Raws Dispatch
Muscatine Daily Subscriptions and Delivery Rates
Subscriptions offered for Muscatine readers with daily delivery by carrier in city at 42.00 per month or 317.00 yearly by mail. Outside Muscatine within fifty miles is 20.00 weekly or 20.00 for one year by mail beyond fifty miles. Mail subscriptions payable in advance. Special delivery service available with mixed-in maintenance until further notice. Contact 23-2531 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Termeta
Carriar
City of Muscattine
Muscatine
Ainter
Neura Bacm
Uily
Water Safety Course Opens Next Monday at Weed Park Pool
Musca Stine county chapter of the American Red Cross begins Part 1 of a water safety instruction course next Monday at Weed Park pool from 11 30 a m to 12 30 p m Instructor Pat Altenbernd. Open to 18 year olds with a current senior life saving certificate Interested persons should report to the park pool by 11 30 a m Monday Part 2 of the instructor course is tentatively set for early August Ruth Johnson Davenport will instruct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stine County
The
American Red Cross
Weed Park
Pat Altenbernd
Ruth Johnson
Davenport
Park Pool
Students in UI journalism workshop from area high schools
Three area high school students participate in a University of Iowa journalism workshop. Fred Kopp and Loretta Manjoie of Hayes Catholic high school in Muscatine, and Roland Williams of West Liberty study newspaper and yearbook production and radio television broadcasting this week. The university hosts 270 students for the course, which ends Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Pone
West Liberty
University of Iowa
Fred Kopp
West Fourth Street
Loretta Manjoiie
Halstead Street
Hayes Catholic High School
Roland Williams
The
University
Axel Earns Wharton Finance Degree in Public Policy
John W. Axel of 1105 Mulberry Avenue earned a Master of Governmental Administration from the Wharton Graduate School of Finance and Commerce at the University of Pennsylvania. He completed the program in December 1965 and graduated in absentia in April after finishing his thesis. He has served as assistant to the secretary treasurer at Home-O-Nizel Company since January and received two $3,000 scholarships in public finance. He was named a Joseph Wharton scholar, listed on the directors’ honor list for two semesters, and ranked in the top 10 percent of his class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Axel
Mulberry Avenue
Wharton Graduate School of Finance and Commerce
University of Pennsylvania
Home-O-Nizel Company
Wharton School
Axel
fi”Mane
Joseph Wharton
Reed Attends Executive Development Program at Iowa
M A Reed district sales manager for Kent Feeds Inc attends the 28th executive development program at the University of Iowa this week. Participants form five man teams to devise solutions to business problems and each member is assigned a simulated executive position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice A. Reed
Kent Feeds, Inc
Thhe University of Iowa
Eighteen Children Make First Communion At St Marys
Eighteen children including Katherine Ash Kathy Avesing Michael Bermel Robert Dean Julie Drake Carl Edgington Lynn Bilder Vickie Evans Thomas Goetzman Timothy Hazen Frances Herlein Joel Rock Jonathan Rock Ann Tometich Michiel Winkel Terri Yocum Bernard Ziegenhorn Cecilia Ziegenhorn received their first Holy Communion at St Marys Church last Sunday with Rev Carl F Clems presiding at the morning mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Carl F. Clems
the & A. m. Mass
Katherine Ash
Kathy Avesing
Michael Bermel
Robert Dean, Jr
Julie Drake
Carl Edgington
Lynn Bilder
Vickie Evans
Thomas Goetzman
Timothy Hazen
Frances Herlein
Joel Rock
Jonathan Rock
Ann Tometich
Michiel Winkel
Terri Yocum
Bernard Ziegenhorn
Cecilia Ziegenhorn
Start Schooling at 3 or 4 Says Child Expert at Ames
Ames reports Dr D Bruce Gardner chair Iowa State University child development urges start at age three or four with flexible nursery program focusing on sensory learning not early prep for first grade. Gardner cautions against overemphasis on socialization and stresses learning appropriate responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
D. Bruce Gardner
Iowa State University Department of
Gardner
Educational Policies Commission
Ringling says fewer Tarzan films spur more animals
Henry Ringling North, producer of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, explains he acquired numerous animals for the 1966 show by noting a decline in Tarzan film productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Miami
Henry Ringling North
Ring- Jing Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Job Corps Center Meals Not So Bad
Clinton AF training at the new Job Corps Center will differ from military life for 600 girls. Breakfast eggs will be prepared any way they want, says cook Bert Rotermundt who left a Washington hotel banquet kitchen to serve at the Domiciliary. He notes his gratitude: the United States has done much for him. The girls are due June 24 at the camp run by General Elective Co under a $4,750,000 contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Job Corps Center
Bert Rotermundt
United States
Germany
Rotermundt
Washington
Veterans Administration
General Elective Co
Migrant Group Plans Vote on Incorporation in Muscatine
Muscatine migrant committee meets June 28 at 8 1 p m in Trinity Episcopal parish hall to act on restated articles for becoming a nonprofit corporation. Purpose includes operating the Muscatine Area Migrant ministry and providing religious educational and social services to migratory people. Executive committee has 11 staff for the 1966 program with day care and elementary teachers named along with migrant personnel and nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
iTowa
Trinity Episcopal Parish Hall
Muscatine Area
State
Town Council of Churches
Davenport
Leila Blair
Kathleen Pape
Margaret Ann Wickers
Pamela Peeks
Beverly Ann Smith
Susan Dawn Smith
P. H. Willey
Robert Klockau
William Lacy
Karen Hintermeister
Shirley Proctor
Airman Latimer Assigned to Laguna Air Force Station
Airman Virgil W. Latimer, son of Mr and Mrs Virgil G Latimer of 1720 Hershey Avenue, is assigned to Laguna Air Force Station California after completing basic training. He attended Muscatine High School and will train as a construction specialist with the Air Defense Command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil W. Latimer
Virgil G. Latimer
Hershey Avenue
Laguna Air Force Station
Calif
Muscatine High School
Air Defense Command
Church Softball Games Postponed by Rain
The YMCA Church Softball League postponed games scheduled for tonight. Y general secretary Mel Sussex said Weed Park diamond was too soft from Wednesday’s rains to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Church
Mel Sussex
The
Weed Park
Arrest Follows Two-Car Crash
Thomas Ray Reinier age 18 of 1830 Hershey Avenue received a summons to appear in justice of the peace court after a two car collision at 3:00 p m Wednesday. He was charged with failure to yield the right of way while traveling south on Cedar Street and attempting a left turn into East Second Street. The car he drove, registered to Dennis Reinier of 515 East Third Street, collided with the car driven by Mrs Nellie Vetier of 2014 Crestline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ray Reinier
Hershey Avenue
Justice of the Peace Court
Collision on Cedar Damages Front of Two Cars
A northbound driver on Cedar caused damage to the front sections of two vehicles in a crash.
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Robert Fairbanks
Elks Lodge
Harald E. Peters
Corporation
Linda Zimmer
Muscating
EB. & (Kelly) Burns
Richard Weeks
Iowa Development Commission
Richard Crawbough
County Board of Supervisors
Sally Hoopes
Navy Seabee Service
Wolverine
Patera
Development Corporation
Eugene Burch
al Pumputis
Harlan Schram
Kent
Mississippi
East
M.A. Reed
St. Mary’s
Clark
NEW Hampton
Minneapolis
Iowa
Irvin A. Comer
Louisa
U.S. 63
Here
Gail K. Davidges
Gail K. Davidge
Newell Avenue
University of Missouri At Rolla
Rolla
Harry Mentink
East Seventh Street
Maple Grove Road
Mentink
First National Bank
Cedar Street
National Education Association
American Association of School Administrators
Kenneth W. Haagensen
Milwaukee
Wis
Muscatine Development Corporaton
May Poole
W. R. Robirds
Allie-Chalmers Company
Airman
Latimer At
Laguna
Uptown
Fagin
Jason Robards
Harles Bickford
Burgess Meredith
Kevin McCarthy
Robert Miggleton
Paul Ford
Fi Warmir Bros
Drive
Henry
America
Hampurger
Tendertein
Creamy Cheesaburger
Mit
Pepsi
Henrys
W. Mississippi
Nary
Hilltop
Weredich Gener
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