Raymond R. Miller Rites Held At Wittich Home
Funeral services for Raymond R. Miller 82 were held at 3 pm Monday at the Geo. M. Wittich Funeral Home with Rev. J. Paul Stevens officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood cemetery. Miller died Friday at Oakwood Nursing Home.
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J. Paul Stevens
Richard Dilts
Albert Boldt
Floyd Whitlow
Max Christy
E. S. Kelly Burns
DeWayne Storms
Myron Kincaid
Greenwood Cemetery
Miller
Oakwood
Robert Wiggins
Geo. M. Wittich
Ted Cary
Richard Dills
Loren Cunningham
Fred Busch
Gaylord
Donald Hill
Wiggins
University Hospitals
Iown City
Illinois City Cemetery
Elsie Schmarje
Fred Boyce
Zion Lutheran Church
Herbert Grebing
Arthur Miller
Muscatine General Hospital
George M. Wittich
Beverly Strause
Joyce Lawrence
Lois Parker
Wilma
Susan Witkoske
Merle Strause
Gene Coyle
Martin Witkoske
Gary Lawrence
Michael Scholats
Merele Parker
Ida Howell
Columbus Junction
Stacy- Lewis
Denley Ganfield
Willis
Swartz Creek
Mich
Robert
Crawfordsville
Ralph
Paul
Don
Clark
Nellie) Shabillon
Davenport
Earl
Jessie) Hansen
San Bernadino
Calif
Lulu Wedekind
Fairbanks Chapel
H.C. Haferman
Eva Kramer
Robert Harbaugh
Francis Trader
Paul Stamler
Memorial Park Cemetery
Wedekind
Nichols
Funeral services pending for Lorenz e A Miller Sr
Lorenz e A Miller Sr., 65, died at 9 45 a m today at Muscatine General Hospital. He lived at 721 Liberty Street. Funeral services are pending at Geo M Wittich Funeral Home.
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Lorenze A. Miller SR
Lorenzo A. Miller Sr
Geo. M. Wittich
Mr. Miller
Muscatine General Hospital
Liberty St
Livestock Futures Report From Omaha Prices and Estimates
Omaha livestock quotations for Tuesday show hogs and cattle varying by weight. Hogs 1 95 to 230 pounds at 20.50, 2 40 to 260 at 19.75 to 20.25, 260 to 280 at 17.75 to 18.75, 280 to 360 at 16.00 to 17.75 with sows steady to 25 higher. Cattle and calves list high and mixed grades with steers around 33.15 for 1,200 pound loads, heifers near 32.00, cows 21.00 to 22.50. Wednesday receipts projected: cattle 6,000 hogs 6,500 sheep 500.
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Allied Ch
Int
T&t
Lae&p
Iowa
KC P&l
Krige SS
AmStar
Prtc
Loch Air
Ar Dial
Marcor
Armstck
Martin
At Rich
Maytag
Aveo
M’dith
Bendix Av
Nat
Bo’ng Air
Nat G
Borden
Penney
Pep Cola
Chrysler
Phil Pet
CollinsRa
RCA
Curtis Wr
Rey Ind
Deere
Safewy
duPont
Sear Rod
East Rod
Sfe Ind
Eltra Cp
Fairmont
Sperry
US Steel
IBM
WU Tel
Tl Cen
Wesly E
Monsanto
Dart Ind
Wolverine
Central
Heinz
Keller
Market report from Chicago cattle and grains
USDA markets show cattle with small supply and steady slaughter steer prices. Prime load at 1284 with yield grade 3. other steer prices 32.00 to 33.00 per hundredweight. heifers 31.50 to 32.50. Wheat No 2 SRW 1.63. HRW 1.60. corn 1.58. oats 0.764. soybeans No 1 yellow 3.25. soybean oil 13.70.
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Chicago
USDA
Corn and Wheat Futures Rally On Chicago Board of Trade
Corn and wheat futures rose on the Chicago Board of Trade as corn gained about 1% and wheat 1 cent, with oats up nearly 1 cent and soybeans uneven after an early 2 cent drop. Soy oil and meat prices were irregular while iced broilers climbed about 20 points. Wheat held an irregular tone on reports winter harvests kept pace despite rains in the Southwest. overall trade remained slower with some improvement in meat, oil and soy futures buying.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Moderate trade on Wall Street and grain prices
The midsession on June 22, 1971 saw a firm trading trend on Wall Street with the Dow Jones average up 5.04 to 881.57. NYSE issues showed more declines than advances as analysts noted selective buying and strength in blue chips and glamours like IBM Polaroid Control Data and Xerox. Grain quotes from Muscatine listed No 2 corn and soybeans with moisture discounts and 30 day delivery prices. Palm trees note unusual mid text about tree lifespans and coconuts.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
May
New Boston Wi madausis club plans 65th anniversary
The Wi madausis club of New Boston will celebrate its 65th anniversary with a luncheon at Meling's Restaurant in Monmouth. Former members from across the United States were invited. The club, founded in 1906 as So So Club, later Ladies Club, adopted Wimodausis in 1907. Four members will be honored: Lattie Clark, Lallie Willets, Leota Welch, and Blanche Baupay.
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New Boston
Wimadausis Club of
Meling
Monmouth
United States
Lillian Babbit
Rose Tieman
Lattie Clark
Lallie Willets
Leota Welch
Blanche Baupay
Maun Bauer
Norma Dahl
Grace Histed
Ella Honeyman
Muriel Jackson
Lucille McKeun
Alyce Robinson
Ruby Stanbury
Elizabeth Stevens
Jessie Turley
Mary Lou Weeks
Estella Willets
Elizabeth Wilmering
Alice
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Donald mM. Hoaultz
West Liberty
Donald M. Schultz
Snider Funeral Home
Lawrence Carlton
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Rockford, Ill
Joseph
Myrtle Campbell Schultz
Iowa City
E. Raydene Hines
Schultz
Dena
Julie
Randy
Tracy
Yim
Mason City
Harm
Ruth) Vinkant
Jerry
Bonnie) Gael
Marvin
Mary) Plagge
Latimer
Glenn Hidlebaugh
Glenn David
Pete) Hidlebaugh
Letts
John and
Anette Kallenberger
Hidlebaugh
Muscatine
Stiles Drug
Omaha Livestock
Omaha, Neb
Wall Street
NORGE
Monarch & Frigidaire
UELP
Norge Refrigerators
Frigidaire Laundry
Dias
YCDA
Wias
Frigidaire Ranges
Flair Ric
Electra
JWIMP
Imperial
Monarch Ranges
McKee Appliance
Mulberry Avenue
Second and Mulberry Avenue
Dial
New Boston Club
Winbald
Connie Lincoln
Patty Cameron
New
Boston
March of Dimes
Red Cross
Cancer Fund
East Moline State Hospital
Underwriters Laboratories, Inc
Grandview Avenue
Furniture Department
Donald L. Lee
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Cedar Street
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