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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1963
Page
3
A Saturday night crash on Broadway ended with one small car having its right front section damaged while the other car traveled west and then south after stopping for a traffic sign. No injuries reported.
Chief Clifford Bennet ordered stricter enforcement of traffic laws after a Saturday night series of city accidents. A collision on East Fifth street left five injured, four in a pickup and the car driver treated and released. Victims include Dean Welsh, Madeline Welsh, Eugene Cook, Shirley Cook, and Lester Askam. Car damage cited. cause cited as pickup swerving across center and failing to stay right. A separate crash on West Eighth Street damaged a Corvette Stingray driven by Rey Carver Jr. and involved another vehicle on Broadway.
A surprise birthday dinner was held Sunday for Mrs. Corrinne Gaehringer at the home of Mr and Mrs Clyde Zaehvinger 605 Evang Clinton Zaehvinger was honored as the combination birthday Fathers Day dinner. Others present were Mr and Mrs John Moory and family and Mr and Mrs Roger Noble and family.
Tampa teachers at Henry Grady Elementary start each day with coffee from 8 15 to 8 05, using this time for discussion of new papers, testing issues, and work concerns. Principal W E Hall notes the brief sessions encourage idea sharing and helpful exchanges.
Mary Mcallister of Durant was named Spirit of Camp at Mus- Scot-Teen Camp held at Camp Abe Lincoln. She will return in 1364 with all expenses paid. Competing candidates included Doris Schneckloth Lynn Levien Pamela Erwin Mary Meallister and Joy Rife. Ninety two 4H girls from Scott and Muscatine counties attended the camp with swimming crafts recreation and campfires.
Dr. Ray Wakeley of New York visited the Webers in Columbus while en route to the city from a Midwest tour, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Nellie Weber. A weekend wedding shower honored Mrs. Tom Fullerton. guests included relatives from New London and Manchester, while Kathleen Gatens wed James J. Harrington at St Patrick's Church Town City with a breakfast at the Univer Athlete club.
Jerome U McFadden son of Mr and Mrs Edward McFadden of Sir Mulberry avenue left Monday to attend Peace Corps training at Utah State University Logan Utah He is a 19xx Missouri University graduate in political science and former dorm governor with a one mile run record of 4 05 He will coach regional and national athletic teams in Morocco N W Africa as part of a 30 coach and athlete training group for track wrestling swimming and basketball
The forecast shows Tuesday to Saturday with average temperatures near normal across the state. Normal highs range from the upper 40s north to the mid 80s south, and lows from the upper 30s north to the lower 80s south. Rainfall is expected below normal, about 0.28 to 0.50 inch, mainly in showers and possible thunderstorms centered mid period.
About 250 attendees joined the Columbus Community Alumni Banquet at Columbus High School Saturday evening. Grace Buller represented the class of 1901, while 1913 graduates Charles Spadthe, Margaret Hinder man, Lucretia Tokkington, Alice Chown Greene and Leona Thoman attended from across the region. Sixty year and fifteen year groups were recognized, with members from Columbus Junction and nearby towns. Eleanora Duncan and Douglas Hill traveled from Phoenix, and Bev and Inez Lewis from Wichita attended. The program featured a mixed quartet, remarks from Mrs. Boullan, and a special welcome to the 1963 class. A dance by the Pas tals followed dinner.
Property transfers list quitclaims and parcels across Louisa counties cities and additions. Transfers include Dillon Stone Co to River Products Co tract in sec 34 75 51 and other lots in Wapello Cairo and Oakville plus district school land Abby titled deeds among Garretts Houtzs Hudsons Malcoms and Wiltons. Navigates multiple additions Marshall s Columbus City England and Eleick. Names include Fisher Fowles Newell Hudon Griggs Hurtig Holliday Wilson and Wilton with parcels described by lot block and section numbers.
Charles E. Norris E.M2WNS aged 85, son of Mr and Mrs C E Norris, left Newell Avenue for San Francisco to report to the Navy Engineer Nuclear Power School for training on nuclear submarine power plants. He transfers from USS Razorback, a conventional submarine in the Western Pacific, and will reside in San Francisco with his wife Judith Soht.
Claude Crozier has been elected chairman of a 20 member citizens advisory council to study building needs in the Wester school district Toy Wisconsin. The council is initiated by the Board of Education to plan a six month study and will present recommendations. Dr A Le Fritschel of Western Illinois University is named consultant.
Waldo J Elder and Ruth A Elder transfer lot 12 in Elders addition Wilton to Ed F Duffe and Nora M Duffe. R J Kor schot and Eva Beatrice Kor schot transfer lot 6 block 1 Barry Hills addition Muscatine to Harold E Hammann and Dolores M Hammann. Harald E Hammann and Dolores A Hammann transfer lot 6 block 1 Bar Muscatine addition to Leo Ray and A Louise Baier. Ella Cora and Rey J Drumm with Frieda Emma and Margaret Marie Lange transfer tract in section 2 W I E Mylan and Juanita Phillips transfer part of lot 26 Lillie bridge subdivision Muscatine. June Sherborn transfers to The Crete Mills Division of Layhiff Grain Co part of alley intersecting blocks 4 and 5 Oak Park addition West Liberty.
A traditional black bean soup is served with lemon slices and hard cooked egg wedges while some critics push sour cream dusted with freshly ground pepper as a superior finish. The debate centers on preferred toppings and preserves the dish's classic character.
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