Muscatine Police Crack Down On Speeders And Drag Racers
Muscatine police arrested sixteen speeding violators over the weekend while the sheriff’s department charged two young drag racers on the Moscow road. Deputies booked Robert McClure and Michael Berry for drag racing and noted additional arrests for speeding and license violations. Several defendants paid fines and costs, and one driver received a jail sentence for driving without lights.
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Muscatine
Coar
Sheriff's Department
Isett Avenue
Moscow Road
Bob Miller
Deag Racing
Robert John McClure
East Sixth Street
Michael Wayne Berry
Cedar Street
Cnet
Aint Wits
Wurvey G. Albce
Alice
Bala
Sheriff's Office
County Road
Spangler Chapel
Thomas Waite Ovencuil
Durant
Donald S. LaRue
Hill Avenue
Dale Alien Haury
Bennett
Gary Lee Plowman
Lets
Donald William Kammerer
Donald A. Lenz
Walnut Street
Harold S. Warfield
Silvis
Glen M. Epperly
Fruitland
Charles DB. Marston
East Seventh Sived
Larry le Tomlin
Adams Sivee
Robert G. Frye
Paillips
Joseph G. Mater
Nebraska
William Wellens
Mobile X-Ray Units Begin Schedule in Muscatine
Two mobile chest x ray units will operate in Muscatine this week per Mrs Harold Lee secretary of the Muscatine County Tuberculosis and Health Association On Tuesday Unit One will be at E Third Street by the Slantey Building from 8 am to noon to examine city employees and employers.
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Muscatine
Harold Lee
Muscatine County
Stanley Engineering
Mississippi Or
Pine St
Schmerie Tool
Ronda Button
McKee Feed and Grain
Batterson On Wessels
IS Button
Overton
Kent Fead and Grain Processing Corporation
Municipal
City Hall
Six Girls Die After Crossing Crash in Ashtabula
Six Youngstown girls died when their car stalled into the path of a speeding freight at a railroad crossing near Geneva Ohio. Witnesses said flashing lights were functioning. Investigators and company workers examined the substation and plants in the area as officials planned funeral arrangements for those killed.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Youngstown
Geneva
Local Roses Win State Show Awards
Lamy Bussex of Muscatine took first in the climber division at the State Rose Show held in Fort Madison. Attendees from Muscatine included several rose enthusiasts and growers such as McPike, Hayes, Laursen, and Herman. Dr. McPike presented awards to Charles Lieberstein for garden work in Davenport. 441 entries were shown. a State Center rose was named sweepstakes. Leven Weaversing of Marion City was elected president.
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Lamy Bussex
Muscatine
Jews Rose Society
Fort Madison
George Herman
Towo Parks
Davenport
Parsons
Six Youths At All State Music Camp At UI Iowa City
Six youths attend the All State Music Camp at the State University of Iowa in Iowa City. These include Tom Anif, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Ablf of 1620 Orange. Sue Douglas, daughter Jo. Mrs Lawrence Douglas of 45 Colony Harvey. Jezal Nietzel, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Nietzel of 720 Woodlawn. Mike Nietzel, son of Mr and Mrs V C Nietzel of 925 W Third St. and Pete Petersen, son of Mr and Mrs R C Petersen of 81 Leroy.
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State University of Iowa
Iown City
Tom AnIf
Donald Ablf
Orange
Sue Douglas
Lawrence Douglas
Colony
Harvey Jezal
Ralph Nietzel
Woodlawn
Mike Nietzel
VC. Nietzel
W. Third St
Pete Petersen
Postal bids sought for government vehicle service and parts
John H. Hendriks announced bids will be received for furnishing service and parts for government owned vehicles for the period from July 1 1963 through June 30 1964. Interested persons may secure bid forms 32 and 36 from the postmaster. Bids close at 4 pm Thursday June 2.
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Sumaster
John H. Hendriks
Evested Parsons
Gov Hughes Forms Six Appointments In State Posts
Gov Hughes announced six appointments including reappointments to the State Board of Engineering Examiners and new members for the State Printing Board and Library Trustees. Appointees include L M Clauson, Ralph H Wallace, Marvin O Kruse, LeRoy Vanderwicken, P James Bradley, and state senator Jagab B Mineks as public advisor on welfare for medical aid to the aged.
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Vex
Mae Way
Jareld Hughes
State Board of Engineering
L. M. Clauson
Town Highway Commission
Ralph H. Wallace
Wallace & Holland
Mason City
Marvin O. Kruse
Kruse Engineering Service
Spencer
P. James. Bradley
Cerlar Rapids
Attornney
Russell Schaal
Belmond
Iowa State Traveling Library
Sehaal
Bradley
Jagab B. Mineks
Tungwa
State Board of Social Welfare
Brass Band Concert Held Here Sunday
A brass band concert was held Sunday afternoon at Weed Park conducted by Delbert Hardy. The next concert will be Sunday June 22 at Weed Park. The shows are funded by a public service grant from recording industry funds via Local No. 533 of the American Federation of Musicians. The band includes musicians from Muscatine West Liberty Nichols and Letts.
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Weed Park
Tee
Delbert Hardy
Brast Funds
Recording Industries
American Federattion of Musicians
Muscatine
West Liberty
Nichols and
Letts
Andrea Klein Starts European Tour With Friends
Andrea Klein daughter of Dr and Mrs John Klein begins a two month mentor tour of Europe landing at Le Havre France with two girl friends from the University of Wisconsin. They plan extensive travel through France Germany with side trips into Switzerland Greece Italy and Austria. This is Miss Klein's second trip abroad.
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Iss Andrea Klein
John Klein
le’ Havre
France
Europe
University of Wisconsin
Germany
Switzerland
Greece
Italy
Austria
Miss Klein
Father’s Day Call Reaches Patient John A. Herwig
John A. Herwig, patient at Muscatine General hospital, received a Father’s Day greeting by telephone from his son Arthur in Ludwigsburg, Germany, on Sunday.
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John A. Herwig
Sesenlis
Muscatine General Hospital
Arthur
Ludwigsburg
Germany
Muscatine High School Class Holds 25th Reunion
The Muscatine High School class of 782% held its 25th reunion Saturday at the Elks Lodge in Muscatine. Attendees included classmates, spouses, faculty, and committee members. A. A. Johnson introduced faculty and officers. dancing followed dinner with music by the Skylarks. committee members were listed.
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Muscatine High School
Elks Club
Muscatine
Elks Lodge
June Lingo
Louisa Jevicho
Betty Kemble
Eyla Downer
Lowise Gackle
G. Bradford Barbour
Noval
George Boldt
Skylarks
Rojbert Walter
John Thomas
Roman Hoffman
Lor
John Wagner
Dorothy Gerard Welk
Moving Dirt for Sioux City Paving Program Begins Today
Woodbury Contracting Corporation of Sioux City began moving dirt this morning to start the city's permanent paving program. Grading work started on the block of First avenue north from Monroe street, with two sections of Lincoln drive. Equipment was moved here last Thursday with operations set up on Clay street.
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Woodbury Contracting Corporation
Sioux City
First Avenue
Monroe Street
Lincoln Dlvd
Clay Street
Church Drama Presented At First Presbyterian Church
A moving drama adapted from Alan Ptones Cry the Beloved Country was staged Sunday night at the First Presbyterian in cooperation with Trinity Episcopal Church. Produced by The Bishop's Company of Burs bank California, the traveling troupe drew about 325 attendees with Rev. Philip Auffrey welcoming the crowd and Rev. Jeambey leading the opening prayer. The performance explored the racial issues in South Africa, followed by a social hour offering visitors a chance to visit members of area churches and clubs.
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Alan Pxton
Trinity Episcopal Church
Burs Bank
Calif
Philip Auffrey
Yeerar
Rl J Church
Peo Jeambey
First
Presbyterian Church
Two Wisconsin Men Die in Cassville Plane Crash
Federal aviation officials probed a Cassville Wisconsin plane crash that killed pilot Lawrence W. Blackbourn, 24, and passenger Leonard Klein, 51, as witnesses said the engine stopped at low altitude and the plane plunged into a farm field six miles north. Blackbourn reportedly waved to friends before the crash.
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Cassville
Wis
Federal Aviation Agency
Here
Lawrence Ws. Blackbourn
Leonard Klein
Crast
Blackbourn
JFK Reviews Royal Platoon During Navy Visit
Marine private Arthur C. Royal, son of Mr and Mrs W Arthur Royal of Route 2 Muscatine, was in a recruit platoon inspected by President John F Kennedy during a Marine Corps Recruit Report visit in San Diego California. The President observed recruits in all training stages, focusing on the physical fitness program and the 23 individual hurdles forming the conditioning confidence and endurance courses.
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Arthur C. Royal
W. Arthur Royal
Route 2
Muscating
John F. Kennedy
Marine Corpl
San Diego
Calif
Teachers Study Newspaper Use in the Classrooms
Teachers from 12 states will join the State University of Iowa campus for a two week session beginning today for the fifth annual SUI Workshop on the Newspaper in the Classrooms of Free Society. Speakers from the newspaper industry include David Gottlieb, business manager of the Davenport Times and Democr.
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State University of Iowa
SUI
Free Society
America
David Gottlieb
Davenport Times
Democra
Regrets Deny Muscatine Nurse Trainee Aid
Muscatine resident Lucille B. Strauss, training as a licensed practical nurse in Davenport under the Manpower Development Training Act, had her request for subsistence and transportation aid denied by the Town Employment Security Commission. The decision cited federal law restricting payments to those living in all social programs and noted inequities in coverage between those with family responsibilities and others. The commission also said quitting a job due to a bounced paycheck can make a person eligible for employment compensation payments.
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A. Muscatine
Town
Lic Welfare
Davenport
Strauss
Myers unveils Muscatine blood bank plan details
J W W Myers administrator of Muscatine General Hospital outlined a new Muscatine Community Blood Bank at a Rotary Club luncheon. Enrollment offers family blood access nationwide or local substitutes for those 39 and younger, with donor age rules and a $25 substitute option.
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Ares
J W W. Myers
Muscating General Hospital
Rotary
Muscatine
Myers
Scott County
Scott County Bank
Seow County Bank
Mrs. Ade Garner Former Legislator Dies at 81
Mrs. Ada Garner former Iowa House member dies at home in Shell Rock aged 81. A Democrat she was elected in 1922 and served in the 1833 session. Services will be held here Wednesday. She is survived by sons Vernion Garner of Shell Rock and George Garner of Longville Minnesota.
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Shell Rock
Ada Garner
Iowa
Driver Fined for Overloaded Vehicle in Muscatine Court
Victor Christensen of Des Moines was fined 120 dollars and costs of 816.50 in Muscatine district court on June 3 for driving a 4000 pound overloaded vehicle on No 2 alley. Christensen was arrested February 18, 1953.
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Victor Christensen
Des Moines
I Muscatine District Court
Christensen
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Wrest Germany
Kodak Film
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Travel Bureau
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Gov. Hughes
Andrea Klein
E Part
Northwestern Bell
Tamer Weis
OR. Ve Dant
Charles Maton
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