Muscatine court actions and traffic fines list
Judge Lowell D Phelps handles marriage licenses and petitions including Richard L Bennett and Dana M Youngquist both from Muscatine. Also cites insurance dispute, small claims Patrick's Inc versus David Rickey, and probate inheritance tax reports for Harold Rudolph and Charles Hartman. District court notes show speeding fines for multiple defendants and traffic violations with amounts. Includes ambulance calls, hospital admissions, dismissals, and recorded deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell D. Phelps
Richard L. Bennett
Dana M. Youngquist
Muscatine
Kenneth D. Hartzell
Keswick
Marilyn J. Chelf
West Liberty
Robert D. Bosch
Miriam J. Bosch
Robert E. Olson
Marjorie J. Olson
Loreto Garcia
Eglanda Garcia
IMT Insurance Co
Patrick's, Inc
James R. Patrick
Wapello
David Rickey
Kansas
St. Patrick's
Harold F. Rudolph
Charles A. Hartman
Water shortages loom without wet weather in near term
Area officials warn drought could tighten supplies. West Liberty industries Louis Rich Foods and North Star Steel report major water cutbacks, reclaiming used water for processing and cooling. Wilton officials downplay risk, citing deep wells. Muscatine Power and Water notes supply being watched as conditions worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Louis Rich Foods, Inc
Jordan Vein
Wayne Huebner
California
Wilton
Wilbert Petersen
North Star Steel
Robert Pasquarelli
Pasquarelli
Jay Logel
Muscatine Power and Water
Muscatine
Gideon’s triumphs shape Ponchatoula history and landmarks
Gideon promotes Ponchatoula’s Strawberry Festival and saves the old train station by turning it into a country market. He halted a speeding freight train with a flexible town speed rule and defended the building in court with help from Chicago lawyers. A 14 foot alligator in a cage near the market caps the town’s pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponchatoula
Gideon
Chicago
Severe Thunderstorms Sweep Midwest With Heavy Rain and Hail
Rapidly developing severe thunderstorms tracked along a frontal system across the Midwest with eastern Colorado and Kansas and central Illinois bearing the worst impacts. Manhattan Kansas saw over five inches of rain flooding intersections, while Boyero Colorado reported hail eight inches high and Limon Littleton Elizabeth areas reported golf ball sized hail. Multiple states recorded downed trees and street flooding as storms spread from Minnesota to the Great Lakes and into the mid Atlantic, with dry western regions and predawn temperatures ranging from 9 to 44 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Colorado
Kansas
Ilinois
Manhattan
Kan
Randolph
Roanoke
Boyero
Colo
Ellicott
Limon
Littleton
Elizabeth
Cuba
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Middle Atlantic States
Arkansas
Carolinas
North Atlantic States
New England
United States
Oregon
Atlantic Coast
Middle
Mississippi Valley
High Plains
Rockies
el Paso
Tex
Phoenix
Ariz
Gillette
Wyo
Iowa Weather Mixed News With Cool Drier Trend
Cool dry air moves into Iowa replacing humid conditions as rain chances drop. Northwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph push highs from mid 70s north to low 80s south with overnight lows 55 to 68. Rainfall totals measured under an inch in most towns, with a high pressure system over the northern Rockies expected to dominate through the weekend and limited chances of rain until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Des Moines
Burlington
Mason City
Sioux City
Marshalltown
Davenport
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Rockies
Pork group hosts District 8 Appreciation Day at West Liberty
The Muscatine County Pork Producers and Porkettes served Iowa Chop to over 375 attendees at the West Liberty fairgrounds. A screening of The Endless Variety of Pork by Towa Pork Producers and Porkettes followed. Lois Martinez and Judy Antone presented a humorous pigskin skit after separate meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Muscatine County
Pork Producers and Porkettes
West Liberty Fairgrounds
Iowa
Towa Pork Producers
Porkettes
Pork Producers
Lois Martinez
Judy Antone
Johnson County
Cedar Valley Sandwich Supper Planned at Local Church
Cedar Valley announces its annual sandwich supper to be held at the church on Wednesday starting at 4 30 pm Co hosts include Mrs Charles Newcomb and Mrs Clifton Meyer Other chairmen handle dining room dishwashing tickets chicken gravy ham salad tea and coffee. Local residents Mr and Mrs Robert Brand hosted relatives from Jefferson for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley
Charles Newcomb
Clifton Meyer
Dare] Sterner
Robert Brand
Darel Sterner
Don Askam
Meyers
Paul Oberman
Joe Phelps
Marvin Blair
Virgil Meyers
Warren Forbes
Adrian Rabe
Warren McIntire
Ed Hildebrand
Dean Brand
Russel
Roger
Rachel of
Jefferson
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Edmund D. Barry
Steven T. Lockridge
Euwell E. Carpenter
Donald L. Veach
Letts
Terry D. Donovan
Tommy L. Gault
Rt. 2
Edwin Colon
6Th St
Ronald W. Pumphrey
Mediapolis
Lynn A. Lillenthal
Tipton
David W. Dunston
Mark J. Moncton
Ottumwa
Richard C. Pace
Deebbie Ave
Roger D. Noah
E. and
James M. Oliver
Roseville
Jerry D. Alter
Mount Pleasant
Theodore J. Enfield
James N. Smith
Delphi
Ind
Charles L. Fisher
Lebanon
Bobby D. Jones
Winfield
Michael J. Marshall
Michael Howard
Walnut
Peter W. Pearson
Brooklyn
N.Y
Rogers
Fogle
Rich Farless
Montpelier
Cordell Hagele
Richard Furnas
Hershey Ave
James Welch
Ilinois City
Greg Gosset
Anthony Ray
Larry Gow
E. 4Th St
Joe Niaves
Rt. 5
Box
Clara Neff
Green St
Ethel Haller
W. 4Th St
Helen Grim
Edward P. Metz
Edward P
David L. Metz
Sunset
City of Muscatine
Virgil L
Nellie J. Murdock
Dennis L. Brown
Park Place
Robert Shaw
Iowa State University
Molispre
ST. Joseph
Contac
Neik
Bonnie Bell
Fase
Baye
Thase
Sparklers
Eitarivel
Kane Omeeters Pee
Ace
Associated Press
Cabe Lige
National Weather Service
Noaa
D. F
Kain
Tom National
Dept of Commerce
Jer Atea
Pork Group
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