Motorcycle Crash Spurs License and Safety Debate
In Muscatine Iowa on Sunday night a 15 year old passenger Clifford Riegel suffered abrasions after leaping from a motorcycle driven by 15 year old James Lane. Lane was charged with no driver's license and allowing an unauthorized person to drive. Gosset, 17, paid a fine for an accompanying violation. Riegel was treated and released from Muscatine General Hospital. Council considered a proposal to restrict motorcycle and bicycle operation with helmet rules and passenger bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Riegel
Mulberry Avenue
James Robert
Jamie) Lane
Locust Street
Larry Thomas Gosset
Hershey Avenue
Gosset
Lane
Parham
Mulberry
Riegel
John Hilton
Muscatine Man Elected Grand Orster at Mystic Order
Muscatine’s Ralph L. Shepherd, member of El Bay Grotto, elected Grand Orster of about 100000 Master Masons at the 7th annual convention testing the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm held in Rochester New York. Joseph G. Lester of St. Petersburg Florida named Grand Monarch, succeeding Harry E. Mueller of Erie Pennsylvania. The order is the fun-making body of Master Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Shepherd
el Bay Grotto
Muscatine
Rochester
N.Y
Dalegates
Grottoes
North Amores
Joseph G. Lester
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jury Trial Date Set In JP Court Appeal
In Muscatine district court a jury of 12 is set for July 12 in the appeal of Robert Lewis Garrett 21 of 600 West Eighth street from a justice court conviction for traffic control. Garrett was fined 15 dollars after a May 31 ruling by Justice Harold Hanson, with deputy Bob Miller filing charges following a May 14 one car accident on highway 22 near Pike township. The 1957 car, driven with John Mucha of Monmouth Illinois, was a total loss. Schra der, 18, of Ollie remains in custody as an escaped reformatory worker. Schrader is charged with auto theft June 7 after leaving the reformatory near McGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine District Court
Robert Lewis Garrett
West Eighth Street
Justice of the Peace Court
Garrett
Justice of the Peace
Harold Hanson
Bob Miller
Pike Township
John Mucha
Monmouth
Ill
Jerry Leroy Schrader
Ollie
Anamosa Reformatory
Schrader
McGregor
Linda Velader
Cedar Street
Larry Lee Hampton
East Sixth Street
Muscetine General Hospital
Valader
Hampton
Valadez
Muscatine
Twelve Scouts Complete 50 Mile Cedar Iowa Canoe Trip
Twelve boys from First Methodist Church Scout Troop 127 plus two leaders paddled six canoes 50 miles along Cedar and Iowa rivers from Atalissa to Oakville over a weekend. They stopped at Clarence Bausch farm south of Columbus Junction, cooked at Wapello, and finished in Oakville. Participants included Terry King Gary Reeves Tim Parish Brad Titus John Childs Ronald Roberts Pat McRoberts Bob Zeidler David Osborn David Bright Jim Newberry Dean Schenkel with leaders Jowell Titus and Ken Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church Scout Troop 127
Cedar
Iowa
Atalissa
Oakville
Clarence Bausch
Columbus Junction
Wapello
Terry King
Gary Reeves
Tim Parish
Brad Titus
John Childs
Ronald Roberts
Pat McRoberts
Bob Zeidler
David Osborn
David Bright
Jim Newberry
Dean Schenkel
Jowell Titus
Ken Bright
Cars Collide At New Traffic Control Corner
A collision occurred at the new Town avenue and Fifth street traffic corner at 6 p.m. Saturday, the first since lights began operating there last Tuesday. Drivers Donald Lloyd Gasaway and Marvin Craddock reported green signals. damages were to the left front of Gasaway’s car and the front of Craddock’s. In a separate item, the Muscatine Association of Life Underwriters plans a Kent boat river trip Tuesday at 6 p.m., with wives as guests and dinner served onboard.
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Town Avenue
Fifth Street
Donald Lloyd Gasaway
West Fifth Street
Marvin Alonzo Craddock
East Eighth Street
Gasaway
Fifth
Craddock
Town
Muscatine Association of Life Underwriters
Muscatine Journal News Dispatch Text
The Muscatine Journal announces local news and Associated Press dispatches for publication. The paper is a Lee Enterprises member operating from Muscatine Iowa with second class mailing status and legal posting under act of 187%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Journal
Daly
Lee Enterprisen
Sole
3Rd St
Muscatine
Iowa
Associated Press
Subscription rates and delivery terms for Muscatine area
Rates show daily carrier delivery in Muscatine at 2.00 per month in advance and 0.40 weekly for non Muscatine routes. Mail subscriptions within 50 miles cost 12.00 yearly, while over 50 miles run 427.00 annually. Office hours listed and a local contact number provided.
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Ally
City of Marcertine
Muscatine
Driver Faces 2 Charges After Hitting Parked Car
Fred M. Day, 50, of East Moline backed from a driveway into a parked car on Climer Street at 10 20 p.m. He faces leaving the scene of an accident and intoxication charges, with bonds set at 35 dollars. He will appear in Police court on July 9. The damaged vehicle belonged to Mabel J. Arp of Mulberry Avenue. Earlier, a brick damaged a window in the Arp car. The Arp home on Fletcher Avenue suffered a spring fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Avenue
Parham Street
Muscatine General Hospital
Fred M. Day
18Th Avenue
East Moline
Climer Street
Mabel J. Arp
Arp
Fletcher Avenue
Hartman Charged With Contributing To Delinquency
Police arrested Robert Lee Hartman 21 of 1922 West Sixth Street Davenport after 2 am Sunday in Weed Park for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Hartman posted a $100 bond for an appearance June 2 in justice of the peace court. The girl Paula Hatin 16 of 1847 West Sixth Street Davenport faced curfew violation in Police court, fined $10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Hartman
West Sixth Street
Davenport
Weed Park
Hartman
Justice of the Peace Court
Paula Hatin
Mental Health Meeting In Muscetine County Planned
The Muscetine County Mental Health Association will meet Tuesday at p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church. Davenport Mental Health Center staff member will speak. Quests are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscetine County Mental Health Association
P.m
Grace Lutheran Church
Davenport
Meet the Neighbors Richard and Sally Lord Family
A Muscatine family news feature profiles Richard Lord a civil engineer with Stanley Engineering Co and his wife Sally a busy homemaker active in local clubs. Their sons David and Richard enjoy bug making biking and hobbies while plans for a Colorado camping trip are discussed.
Spiegel Award Managers Gather at Edgewater for Conference
Managers of the 252 Spiegel catalog shopping centers from 15 states attended Spiegel Inc. annual sales conference June 17-18 at the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago. Therese Beckey of Muscatine won one of 13 best in district awards for achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiegel
Spiegel, Inc
Edgewater Beach
Chicago
Therese Beckey
Muscatine
Airman Assigned. California Visit Program Tonight
Members of the Thirty Three Club will hold their June dinner meeting and program at Hotel Muscatine at 6 30 p m Tuesday A review of current events will be presented by M Young and a paper Up And Down read by Clarence Schmarje Tom H Johnson 20 721 Woodlawn avenue faces a justice court appearance June 25 on a charge related to removing a transmission from an automobile He was arrested Saturday and released on 100 bond Air man William V Honeyman son of Mr and Mrs V W Honeyman of 316 W Sixth St Muscatine has been assigned to Oxnard AFB Calif after basic training He is a Hayes Catholic High School graduate and will train as an administrative specialist with the Air Force Communications Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Muscatine
M. Young
Clarence Schmarje
Tom H. Johnson
Woodlawn Avenue
Justice of the Peace Court
San Antonio, Tex
William V. Honeyman
V. W. Honeyman
W. Sixth St
Muscartine
Oxnard Afb
Calif
Air Force
Hayes Catholic High School
Air Force Communications Service
Sideswipe collision leads to fines for driver
Police Judge Duane Goedken fines the driver 20 and costs after a sideswipe with an oncoming auto carrying his wife. Jimmy Luis Valadez, 21, route 5, was arrested after an accident on Grandview Street.
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Duane Goedken
Jimmy Luis Valadez
Route 5
Grandview
Othmer Reunion Picnic Held Near Cedar River
Descendants of Wesley H. Othmer held a reunion Sunday at the Frederick Othmer cottage near the Cedar River with boating fishing and games in the afternoon. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frederick Othmer Mr and Mrs Ted Othmer Perry and Deborah Mr and Mrs Richard Willits Lori and Lisa all of Muscatine Leo Othmer Davenport and Mr and Mrs Glenn Dusenberry and Gary Allen of Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley H. Othmer
Frederick Othmer
Cedar River
Mabel McDaniel
New Boston
Ted Othmer
Perry
Deborah
Richard Willits
Lori
Lisa
Muscatine
Leo Othmer
Davenport
Glenn Dusenberry
Gary Allen
Moscow
Golden Agers Meet At Salvation Army and Transit Info
The Golden Agers plan a Tuesday gathering at the new Salvation Army building located at Hershey and Main. Those needing transportation should assemble at the First Presbyterian Church at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Hershey and Main
First Presbyterian Church
Pharmacy Factors in Prescriptions at Bramway Rexall
The article outlines prescription considerations including dosage form particles and chemical changes affecting absorption. It notes miller binders affecting drug interactions and stresses the doctor’s complex decision making. Bramway Rexall Pharmacy invites customers to have prescriptions filled at its corner location with friendly service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramway Rexall Pharmacy
Tona & Nd
Teen Dances and Family Swims Scheduled at Park
Muscatine Park Commission announced two new Weed Park pool programs. A teen dance runs 9 to 10 30 p m Tuesday with live music and swimming allowed. Family swims are 1 to 5 p m Saturdays at ten cents per person. Park officials report strong playground attendance and note new equipment valued about 2000 dollars arriving for free sessions beginning with five year olds and up. Lt Denis A Beranek, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Beranek, was commissioned as Army second lieutenant after completing Officer Candidate School at Fort Sill. He is a Muscatine Community College and University of Town graduate.
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Muscatine Park
Army Commission
Denis A. Beranek
Arthur E. Beranek
Cedar St
Army
Artillery and Missile Center
Fort Sill
Lt. Beranek
Muscatine Community College
University of Town
Jefferson Field
Robinson
Twenty Fined In Muscatine Curfew Violations
Ten parents or guardians and ten juveniles were each fined one dollar plus costs in Police court Saturday for curfew ordinance violations. Pending cases include Charlotte Hamilton and Pat Wells, both from Route 4, charged with allowing or violating curfew. In other news, Dr. John T. Day, Grain Processing Corp. director of research and development, spoke at the Rotary club on industrial research evolving into big business and influencing product improvements and processes. Forrest Larmer steps down as Rotary president with John Wessels to take over next week. Kenneth Fairall introduced as a new member.
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Charlotte Hamilton
Route 4
Pat Wells
John T. Day
Grain Processing Corp
Rotary Club
Day
Forrest Larmer
John Wessels
Larmer
Kenneth Fairall
Window Breaks by Flower Pot at East Eighth and Spring
A flower pot shattered a 5 by 7 foot window in the home of Mr and Mrs Gary Butts at East Eighth and Spring streets. Police were notified at 12 36 a m Sunday. Butts was on duty with the police department. Mrs Butts reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Butts
East Eighth
Spring Streets
Butts
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At Coal & Heating CO. Gas Coal Felt Ee Es Oe
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Hunt
Sarah Lord
David
Richard
Grant School
Stanley Engineering Co
Explorer
First Methodist Church
Sally
Colorado
Saral
California
William Honeyman
Skynook
Othmer
Uptown
Henry Fonda
Joanne Woodward
Jason Robards
Tia Ct
Weva McCarthy
Robert Middleton
Warner Jaoe
M. 4
Chuck
Brammer
Beranek
Dennis A. Geranek
Go Westinghouse Dryer
Perma Press
Reymunleld
Ti & Appliance Center
W. 2Nd St
Thane
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