Obituaries From Nichols to Blue Grass and Wapello
Obituary notices list Margaret Doran Nichols 76 formerly of Nichols died at San Francisco Medical Center after brief illness. Drew MacDougal formerly of Nichols died in Lincoln Nebraska. A. R. Reid 80 of Columbus Junction died at Eldora hospital. services pending. Roy L. Fridley 75 of Blue Grass died at nursing home. burial at Blue Grass cemetery after Range Funeral Home services. Clara Harkin Haming 88 formerly of Blue Island Illinois died at Valley View Manor Muscatine. services at Wittich Funeral Home with interment in Blue Island. Ethel Havenhill 65 of Wapello died at Burlington hospital after six weeks illness. services at Dudgeon-McCulley Funeral Home and burial in Wapello cemetery. Survivors listed for each, including spouses, children, and siblings. Funeral arrangements include dates, times, and locations across multiple towns.
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Margaret Doran Nichols
Margaret Doran
Nichols
San Francisco Medical Center
San Francisco
Wells Fargo Bank
Margaret Michaels
Los Angeles
St. Edwards Catholic Church
Snider Funeral Home
West Liberty
Drew Macdougall
Lincoln
Nebr
Ralph J. Wittich
Musca
Tine
A.R
Alex) Reid
Columbus Junction
McGowan
Iowa City
Eldora Hospital
Reid
Faye Smith
Judge Reid
Opal Robinson
Eldora
Roy L. Fridley
Blue Grass
Mr. Fridley
Muscatine County
Davenport
Myrtle Plett
United Presbyterian Church
David
Vera) Ezell
Vearl Fridley
Range Mortuary
Range Chapel
Blue Grass Cemetery
Clara Harkin Haming
Blue Island
Valley View Manor
Lutheran Homes
Muscatine
Haming
Gustave and
Auguste Winkler Schumann
Frank Harkin
Mr. Harkin
Albert Haming
First Lutheran Church
Mary Louise Mohrbacher
Denver
Colo
Tillie Witke
San Diego
Robert Mangold
George M. Wittich
L.A. Stumme
Ethel Havenhill
Wapello
Ethel L. Havenhill
Burlington Hospital
Frank
Artie Sellers Foor
Ethel Foor
Jesse L. Havenhill
Aledo
Lewis Foor
Billy Foor
Joe Foor
Calif
Leona Schneider
Ruth Miller
Mediapolis
Dudgeon-McCulley
Don Ross
Wapello Cemetery
Dudgeon- McCulley
Bank Manager among last gun victims in AP tally
An AP survey shows guns killed 109 in the United States since Sunday midnight. Ohio data include Royce Huegely, 38, Columbus bank manager shot twice. authorities say he embezzled funds for seven years. Also killed, Raymond Odom, 19, in Chicago. motive unclear. Ventura escapee Mendoza, 26, fled hospital ward in wheelchair while awaiting narcotics trial.
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Associated Press
United States
FBI
Ohio
Royce Huegely
Columbus
Huegely
Ventura, Calif
Richard G. Mendoza
Ventura County’ Hospital
Mendoza
Deeds Recorded In Muscatine Transfers Noted
Deeds recorded show LJ Miller also known as Lewis J Miller for Iowa Seventh Day Adventist Association, a non profit, with a warranty deed for Lot 4 in Miller's Subdivision Muscatine. Jennifer Jennings transferred to Robert L and Barbara Ivarson as joint tenants in a tract in 10AB Section. William F Lechner and Artine M Lechner deeded part of lots 6 7 8 block 12 and Out lot 20 in A Smatelys 3rd Addition to South Muscatine to R M Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LJ. Miller
Lewis J. Miller
Iowa Seventh-Day Adventist Association
Iowa
Miller
City of Muscatine
Charles R
Mavis J. Jennings
Robert L
Barbara Ivarson
William F
Artine M. Lechner
R.M. Meyer
A. Smatley
South Muscatine
Daily Records of Marriages and Divorces and Court Actions
Summary of marriages, divorces, and court actions from Muscatine listings, including licenses for Walter Connor Douglas and Janice Elaine Erwin, and Charles Martin Herrmann with Ann Carol Malzahn. Notices cover divorces, custody, alimony, fees, dismissals, judgments, hearings, adoptions, births, and traffic violations. Also includes a Raleigh NC report about a state fair attraction facing possible removal after a disabled girl's letter urging compassion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Walter Connor
Janice Elaine Erwin
Muscatine
Charles Martin Hermann
Ann Carol Malzahn
Katherine Ann Warren
Martin Dennis Warren
Robert K. Stohr
Markets Gain In Active Trade
New York stocks posted a morning gain in active trading as profit taking trimmed some advances. Volume for four hours reached 9.97 million, with 200 more issues advancing than declining on the NYSE. Major movers included American Telephone Ashland Oil National General Hooker Chemical Occidental Petroleum Texas Gulf Sulphur General Foods IBM and Xerox among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York, Stock Exchange
American Telephone
Ashland Oil
National General and Hooker Chemical
Occidental
Texas
Grain Futures Fall to Seasonal Lows on Trade Slowdown
Soybeans and most grains slipped to seasonal lows on the Board of Trade as wheat and soybean contracts posted new low marks. Corn and oats also waned while a St. Lawrence Seaway strike weighed on exports. Wheat closed lower amid large Southwest crops and good harvest conditions, with prices for July futures down multiple cents and soybeans largely steady to down. Muscatine quotations showed modest moisture discounts and delivery prices for No. 2 corn and No. 1 soybeans, reflecting a broad downturn in grain markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
St. Lawrence Seaway
New York
T&t
Interst P
Amcryss Ta Ellyp
AmHome
Lech Prtc
Loch Air
Armour
Atchison Wy Mobil
Bendix
Bo'ng Air
Penney Vn
Borden Hu
Butchers Steady and Hog Prices Slide in Chicago Trade
USDA listed Monday receipts 9,000 cattle 5,000 hogs with no sheep estimate. Chicago butchers steady to 50 cents cwt lower on 4,500 hogs. cattle receipts 3,500 with steers up 25 cents. lambs at 29.00 to 29.50. Omaha quotes show hogs firm to 25 higher, cattle steady, and light sheep testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Usda
OMAHA
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Raymond Odom
South Side
Odom
Daily Report
Jon R. Pearce
Kenneth Dye
Billy R. Viner
Donald Eugene Mathes
John
France
Thrift Loan Co
Nelson R. Plowman
Barbara Plowman
Richard Eugene Dilts
Dorothy Fay Dilts
Louisa County
Bettyjane Holladay
Richard R. Holladay
Richard D. Kleindolph
Elda J. Meindolph
Berniece Stropes
Minnie F
Clarence Tice
Louise Pankratz
E. Sixth
Clarence Warren
Moline
Carl Lichtenwald
Jean Welker
Kansas
Greg Neipert
Dorothy Rounds
Earl Irwin
Mulberry
Daryl Ortscheid
Fruitland
Dean Connor
Merle
Hill
Monroe
James McKiddy
W. Fourth
William Umlandt
Geneva Drive
Norton Lake
First Ave
Frank Barnhardt
Clair Bratton
Joy
Leonard L. Carr
New Boston
Grace Froehner
Raymond L. Reimers
Moscow
Melissa Brackett
Kenneth Kemper
Sandra J. Close
Reynolds
Terry Johnson
Wilton
Robert Lee
Robert Peck
Montpelier
Jim Renfro
Lincoln Blvd
Gerry Zimmerman
Maple
Max
Christy
W. Fulham
Claude E. Webb
Arnnold Leopard
Kammerer Trailer Court
Ernest Faler
Justice Court
Ray Pace
Larry B. Grosvenor
Lucas Street
Charles E. Thompson
Donald Holliday
Walter Pilgram
Jeffrey Alan King
Donald B. LaRue
McKinley
Ralph Reynolds
Thrift Plan, Inc
Frank Gomez
Ethel FE. Vance
Roy Vance
Central State Bank
Stanley G. Phelps
Raleigh, N.C
Carol Grant
Miss Grant
James A. Graham
Chrysler
General , Dynamics
Alcoa
Merck
Raytheon
American Stock Exchange
Washington
Towans
Congress
House
Johnson
John Culver
Wiley Mayne
Fred Schwengel
Neal Smith
H. R. Gross
John Kyl
William Scherle
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Cedar Street
Chicago Cash Grain
U.S
Wees Fowey
Curtis Wr
Sear Rod
Deere
Sou Pac
East Rod
Sid Brds
EltraCp
Fairmont
Ind
OU NJ
Ford Mat
Sunray
Fruehauf
Swift Co
Gmble Sk
Texaco
GenElec & Textron
TRW
Mercantile Exchange
Omaha Livestock
America
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