Off to the Black Hills and the Rev. E. B. Meyer
A list of travelers includes Bob Mahraun John McRae Mike Long John Boston Tom Huf ford Steve McConnaha Louise Fosholt Sally Bright Barbara Miller Marcia Kaeding and Kathy Lamp as they depart for the Black Hills along with the Rev. E. B. Meyer.
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E. B. Meyer
Bob Mahraun
John McRae
Mike Long
John Boston
Tom Hufford
Steve McConnaha
Louise Fosholt
Sally Bright
Barbara Miller
Marcia Kaeding
Kathy Lamp
Black Hills
South Dakota
Lutheran
Crash Suit Seeks $8 765 For Damages In Muscatine
Robert L. Donnelly sues Glen and Harold Pace in Muscatine district court over a Oct 30, 1964 traffic crash on Highway 61. Donnelly alleges back injuries, medical costs of 179.10, deductible insurance 100, rental 495.59, and pain plus for permanent scars and lost work. Another case has Vernon La Rue seeking 741 from Antoan Smit Jr for collision damage with judgment of 8741 sought plus interest and costs.
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Muscatine
Robert L. Donnelly
Glen
Harold Pace
Donnelly
Highway 61
Glen Pace
Donnnelly
Vernon la Rue
Antoan Smit, Jr
LaRue
Newell Avenue
Smithout
Siegel Street
la Rue
Nichols WSCS Hosts June Meeting at Methodist Church
The Nichols Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist Church with twelve members. Music by Mrs. James Hadley opened, followed by a prayer led by Mrs. Marvin Ceynar. The program featured Women of the Church and New Nations by Mrs. Relph Kirchner and Mrs. John Tatge, using a film Southeast Asia Story: The People and a program book. A World Service Used Clothing Truck will arrive July 19–21, donations accepted anytime. A picnic is planned for July 21 at the cottage of Mrs. Wilma Mills, with a noon picnic lunch and a program by Mrs. Robert Elder.
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Hose
Fred Swanson
Clarence Miller
World Service
John Tatge
Salvation Army
Muscatine
Paul Loberman
Atalissa
Wilma Mills
Robert Elder
Marvin Ceynar
Charles Elder
Claude Heizer
Bertha Nash
Summer Mulch Boosts Tomato Growth and Yields
Extension horticulturist Ben F. Vance notes summer mulch around tomatoes aids weed control, moisture conservation, disease reduction, blossom end rot prevention, and erosion control. Suitable mulches include grass clippings, sawdust, wood shavings, oat straw, or old hay, applied 2 to 3 inches deep, with black plastic offering near complete weed control.
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Ben F. Vance
Towa State University
Wapello Bond Proposal Fails
The bond proposal for a new fire station and city hall in Wapello failed to reach the 60 percent majority required, defeated 220 to 191. The article also includes gardening tips on mulching materials, plastic coverings, and nitrogen fertilizer to prevent nitrogen deficiency when using coarse woody mulches.
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Wapello
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