Jaycees Add 500 To Drive for Y in Muscatine
Jaycees in Muscatine will contribute 500 to the YMCA Building Fund over three years. Merle Strouse, Jaycee president, said the group backs youth work and points to their support of Soap Box Derby and the Miss Muscatine pageant. General Gifts and Pattern Gifts divisions progress. General Gifts workers meet Tuesday at 7:30 am at the YMCA as the drive nears its 800000 goal for a new building.
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Muscatine Jaytzca
YMCA
Merle Strouse
Jaycee
Jaycees
Strouse
General Gifts
Pattern Gifts
Fund Drive
Drive
Sunday Event Marks Start on Lutheran Homes Building
Ground was broken Sunday afternoon for a new aging home on the Lutheran Homes campus. The ceremony drew church officials and pastors from Iowa and Illinois, with Rev H C Hafermann directing and Harold Timm and Rev Dennis Stutrud among the leaders. Contractors Henry and Carrol Schafer attended, and occupancy is expected by fall 1987 at a cost near one million dollars.
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Lutheran Homes
H. C. Hafermann
Harvey Grote
Faith Lutheran Church
Burlington
Wayne Stumme
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Waverly
L. A. Stumme
Board of Administration
Harold Timm
Dennis Stutrud
Immanuel Lutheran Church At
Washington
Henry and
Carrol Schafer
H. R. Schafer Company
Davenport
Congre
Island Levee Board Is Certified in Iowa District
Three trustees elected a week ago took over the 28 233 acre Island Levee district in Muscatine and Louisa counties. Harold Snyder chairs northern area Arthur Shepard middle area and Jess L Greiner southern area. John Rex Muscatine county auditor named secretary. Harvey Allbee Jr retained as legal counsel. District affairs were run by the county boards until today. Trustees to serve until next January when a full term election will be held.
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Muscatine
Louisa
Harold Snyder
Arthur Shepard
Jess L. Greiner
Boards of Supervisors
Snyder
Shepard
Greiner
Louisa County
John Rex
Muscatine County
Harvey G. Allbee, Jr
County Board of Supervisors
Friendly Twenty Club Meeting at Mrs Net Fox Home
The Friendly Twenty club meets at Mrs Net dlie Fox at 8 Barry on Tuesday at 1 30 p m Alta Meyer assists as hostess with the event in a social notice style of the local paper
Federalists Picnic and Heat Report at Muscatine Chapter
Delegates to the United World Federalists national convention met at Miss Catherine Miller’s home for a Sunday update. C M Stanley of Muscatine and Mrs Stanley led as outgoing national president and wife, with Richard Stanley and Ralph Jackson among 158 delegates from 27 states. The Washington chapter, hosting diplomats from Poland Czechoslovakia Russia and Romania, discussed a paid president and closer coordnation of funds and workers. Jackson cited President Stanley urging leadership on nuclear proliferation and UN membership for China and world government benefits while arms control remains evolving. The chapter adopted its year budget. Jackson will remain president with over 30 attendees present.
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Muscatine
United World Federalists
Washington
D.C
Catherine Miller
C. M. Stanley
Stanley
Richard Stanley
Ralph Jackson
Washington, D.C
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Rumania
Fultime
United States
China
United Nations
James Tracy
Miss Miller
Meet Your Neighbors The Carlyle Bud Austin Family
The Austin family moved to Muscatine on August 1, 1965, when Carlyle Austin known as Bud joined Stanley Engineering as an architectural draftsman. They fit into Muscatine’s life, with Bud active in Grace Lutheran,. Lois involved in League of Women Voters and Cub Scout Pack 99, and sons Thomas 14, Timothy 11, and Napoleon with hobbies and church roles.
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Meet Your Neighbors
the Carlyle
Bud
Austin
Austins
Muscatine
Carlyle
Stanley Engineering Co
Austinjnew City
Fifth St
Iowa
Cog
Napoleon
Grand Forks
Grace Lutheran Church
Lois
The
League of Women Voters
Den 4
Pack 99
Newcomers Club
Thomas
Central Junior 1 High
YMCA
Tom
Suitor
Timothy
Jefferson School
Driver Faces Charge After Stewart Road Collision
James Donald Hawkins, 21, of 101 Newell Avenue, was charged with failure to have control after a Saturday night crash on Stewart Road. He reportedly swerved to avoid a car stopping near Wallace Street, striking the left front of a parked 1966 Model car and a 15 year old truck. Hawkins posted 25 bond and awaits court action.
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Stewart Road
James Donald Hawkins
Newell Avenue
Wallace Street
Hawkins
Richard E.moore
Baker Street
Multiple Traffic Crashes Injure Four in Muscatine County
Four people, including motorcycle rider Joe Durian and two passengers in a car, were injured in three Sunday crashes on Muscatine county highways. Euri Reniel Valdez Raniel, 23, lost a leg and was taken to University hospital, Clem ente Adame, 21, suffered head cuts and other injuries, and Tom Harper, 38, was treated and released. An unidentified third man was said to have been driving in one car. Damages totaled hundreds of dollars as a car left Highway 61 area, and Durian was injured on Hershey Avenue near the city limits and taken for examination.
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Muscatine County
Euiren Valdez Raniel
Route 2
University Hospital
Iowa City
Clemente Adame
Muscatine General Hospital
Bob Miller
Highway 61
Tom Harper
Route 4
Harper
Charles Harper
Sycamore Street
Joe Durian
Oskaloosa
Hershey Avenue
Durian
Clyde Haines
Miller
First District Republicans Hold Muscatine Dinner Meeting
Key Republicans of the First District met at Hotel Muscatine on Sunday. District chairman Richard F. Drake introduced leaders including Ernie Hayes, Richard Kautz, and congressional candidate Fred Schwengel. Attendees from Muscatine County listed, and an invitation was extended for a district fish fry at Box Car ranch in July.
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Muscatine
Richard F. Drake
Ernie Hayes
Republican State Finance
Richard ©. Kautz
First District
Fred Schwengel
Muscatine County
Richard C. Kautz
Robert Bosch
John Ashton
Ivan H
Mike) Goddard
John Schumacher
Robert Kaufmann
Box Car Ranch
Republican Central Committee
El Salvador Students Visit Muscatine for Fourth of July
Ten university students from El Salvador will tour Muscatine next week to learn about the Fourth of July celebration and local industry. The Chamber of Commerce seeks local host families to entertain five of the visitors on Monday July 4, with arrangements for the other five. Hosts will pick up at 10 a.m. and return at 5 p.m., with family-chosen programs for Independence Day. Families may contact Frank Killian at the Chamber to volunteer.
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el Salvador
Muscatine
Chamber of Commerce
Tetder
U.S. Department of State
Killian
Home-O-Nize raises wages for 535 workers now
The Home-O-Nize Co. announces an hourly wage increase effective today for about 535 employees. The rise follows a February cost of living adjustment and comes with higher group insurance, an extra holiday, and funeral leave benefits for Home-O-Nize and Prime Mover staff.
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Home-O-Nize Co
Home-O-Nize
Prime-Mover
Home- O-Nice
Prime Mover
Free Church Elects Olsen at Green Lake Conference
The Rev. Theodore Olsen of Mulford Evangelical Free Church was elected vice secretary of the Evangelical Free Church of America at the 82nd general conference in Green Lake Wisconsin. Harvey W. Steiff of Central Free Church Minneapolis was elected moderator and vice president.
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Theodore Olsen
Mulford
Local Muscatine Journal masthead note
The Muscatine Journal is published daily except Sundays and holidays by The Muscatine Journal, a Lee Enterprises affiliate at 301 Bard Street, Muscatine, Iowa. It is entered as second class matter in Muscatine post office under act of Mirely 3379 and carries Associated Press news exclusively for local content and AP dispatches.
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Muscatine Journal
Lee Enterprises
Bard St
Muscatine
Iowa
Muscatine Daily Subscription Rates Effective Now
Subscription terms list daily carrier delivery in Muscatine at 2.00 per month in advance and other rates for delivery outside Muscatine. Mail subscriptions vary by distance, with 12.00 yearly within fifty miles and 20.60 yearly beyond it. Office hours are 5 am to 5 pm daily, plus Saturday mornings. Special delivery for missed papers offered until 6:30. Dial 263-2331.
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City of Muscatine
Muscatine
Demos Seek Teen-Agers in Iowa Youth Drive
John E. Patchett, president of the Young Democratic Club of Muscatine, was named area coordinator for teen age Democrats of Iowa. He will lead high school Young Democratics in four eastern Iowa districts, traveling to organize clubs and revitalize chapters. He aims to build a larger youth organization with Hayes High School plans and Muscatine High School growth, as Chris A. Abbott and Mike H. Pagel were announced as administrative assistants. The Muscatine club will actively participate in the 1966 election campaign.
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John E. Patchett
Young Democratic Clubs of
Muscatine
Teenage Democratics of
Iowa
Charles T. Whitney
Des Moines
Patchett
Roy Patchett
Muscatine High School
Hayes High School
Chris A. Abbott
Mike H. Pagel
Muscatine Club
Painter Falls From Ladder in House Exterior Work
Leonard Brown of 2114 Schley avenue suffered a broken leg when he fell from a ladder while painting the exterior of his house. He was taken by Riley ambulance to Muscatine General hospital. Heidi Jo Westendorf, 9 months, suffocated here Sunday when her head caught between crib side and railing. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Westendorf with two other children.
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Leonard Brown
Schley Avenue
Muscatine General Hospital
Riley
Mason City
Heidi Jo Westendorf
Donald Westendorf
Bug Spraying Tuesday In Muscatine At Dawn
The first aerial spraying of Muscatine this season will follow 5.30 a.m. Tuesday, announced by city sanitation superintendent Frank Anson Jr. The measure aims to control pests and protect public health in upcoming weeks.
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Frank Anson, Jr
Iday
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