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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1964

Page

2

Man 22 Hurt in Gravel Pit Dive

Gerald Woods age 22 of Muscatine was reported in serious condition with a fractured neck at University Hospitals Iowa City after an accident while swimming a gravel pit on Muscatine Island. He was taken to the hospital by George M. Wittich Ambulance after diving off a board into shallow water. Ambulance attendants were told of the injury at the gravel pit and officials guided cadet duties at a U S academy.

Gerald Woods Muscatine University Hospitals Iowa City Muscatine Island Woods George M. Wittich Oregon Street Fairy U.S. Academy Terry William Fahy William L. Fahy West Seventh Street Moline U. S. Air Force Academy Colorado, Springs Usaf. Academy Colorado John Douglas Erwin George Joseph Harney Matthew Westrate

Dress Pattern Ad from Old Journal Catalog

Vintage notice promoting pattern 9166 Hall Lives designs with fabric needs and mailing details. Includes prices, sizes, mailing charges, and a request to Marian Marlin at Muscatine Journal pattern department for New York address deliveries.

Tiny Hall Marian Marlin Muscatine Journal Pattern Dept West New York N. Y

Second Salk Polio Shot For Children Wednesday

Public Health Nursing Assn at city hall will give second doses of the Salk oral polio vaccine to preschool and kindergarten children who had their first dose on May 6. Clinics run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at PHNA headquarters store. Vaccine has arrived and is stored at PHNA.

Public Health Nursing Assn PHNA

Joint Appeal For Cease Fire In Laos Made

London led a five nation appeal for an immediate cease fire in Laos urging withdrawal of Pathet Lao forces from recent gains in north central Laos. The message released by the British Foreign Office in London followed two months of consultations among envoys from pro West nations and Asian signers Thailand and South Vietnam. India declined to sign for diplomatic reasons.

London United States Britain Canada Laos Pathet Lao Vientiane Foreign Office Thailand South Viet Nam India Control Commission

Crews Outlines Migrant Program for Rotary Club

The Rev. Ray Crews of Muscaline South Methodist outlined the Muscaline Migrant Committee’s work to Rotarians. A color slide show with recordings described the day care center and school Harvester Team and Tarilt store run by the committee.

Ray Crews Muscaline South Methodist Rotary Club

Louisa County Democrats Hold Meeting at Wapello

Louisa County Democrats met in Wapello to select a county recorder candidate and delegates for the state convention in Des Moines. Richard Stoller of Oakville chosen as county recorder candidate. delegates include Robert Pagemiller Harald McCormick Ralph Lowe Dale Reikert Dean Parsons Ethel Hanft Russell Newell Harry Lowe Donna Havenhill with alternates Esther Reikert Francis Swan Donald Abbott Dorothy McCormick Leslie Tisher Donald Havenhill Margaret Newell Wanda Pagemiller and Ava Parsons. They endorsed Democratic candidates nationally state and locally and backed R G Lowe as delegate at large to the national convention.

Wapello Louisa County Wapelloo Des Moines Richard Stoller Oakville Robert Pagemiller Harald McCormick Ralph Lowe Dale Reikert Dean Parsons Ethel Hanft Russell Newell Harry Lowe Donna Havenhill Esther Reikert Francis Swan Donald Abbott Dorothy McCormick Leslie Tisher Donald Havenhill Margaret Newell Wanda Pagemiller Ava Parsons R. G. Lowe

UWF Hears Stanley At Picnic

Richard Stanley, president of the midwest United World Federalists, spoke at a picnic hosted by Miss Catherine Miller. He reported on the national assembly held in Washington D C in December with delegates in attendance. McGeorge Bundy gave the banquet keynote at the conference, joined by lawmakers Senator Jack Miller and Representative Fred Schwengel. C M Stanley, newly elected national president, also attended and outlined future plans.

Richard Stanley Midwest United World Federalists Catherine Miller Stanley National Assembly Washington, D.C McGeorge Bundy U. S Tic Jack Miller Fred Schwengel Iowa C. M. Stanley

Fine three men for snagging fish at lock and dam No 1

Three men were fined for snagging fish at lock and dam No 1 over the weekend. Donald Coontz of Davenport received 23 dollars and costs, while Bill Hopker and Bill Whitlock of Muscatine were each fined 23 dollars and costs. They were apprehended about 2 a.m. Saturday by Dan Nichols, local conservation officer.

Donald Coontz Davenport Bill Hopker Bill Whitlock Muscatine Dan Nichols

Reynolds Lad Wins Alderman Post at Boys State

Reynolds Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville L. Davis, was elected alderman of the first ward at the 27th Premier Boys State held at the Illinois State Fair grounds in Springfield. Sponsored by American Legion Post 1166 Reynolds is grandson of Mrs. Gusta Boney of Buffalo Prairie and is part of the local civic youth leadership.

Suffalo Prairie Dennis ‘Davis Orville _L. Davis Reynolds Ilinois State Fairgrounds Springfield Davis American Legion Post Gusta Boney Buffalo Prairie

Linda Weis Wins Miss Fourth of July Contest

Linda Weis 517 Woodlawn avenue was chosen Miss Fourth of July from ten contestants at Woodpark pool. She will ride in the Independence Day parade and earned cash prizes with Melinda Meerdink and Sandy Kurriger as runners up. The event was judged by local officials and university student Linda Weis attends the University of Iowa. Max Churchill MC'd the program before a crowd.

Weed Park Mike O'Leary Linde Weis Melinda Meerdink Sandy Kurriger O'Leary Journal Linda Weis Linda’ Weis Homer. Weis Woodlawn Avenue Woodpark Janet Bishop Charles’ Meerdink Barry Avenue Warren’ Kurriger East Eighth Street University of Iowa Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Max Churchill Nellie Vetter Chamber of Commerce Jack Edwards KWPC John Talbot The

Gillespie Added to Iowa Manufacturers Board at Okoboji

Joseph Gillespie, manager of the Monsanto Company ammonia plant in Muscatine, was chosen to join the Iowa Manufacturers Association board of directors for a one year term. Officers reelected include Pella president H S Kuyper, John E Hunt Fairfield vice president, Harold Bown Des Moines treasurer, and Lloyd Winger Ottumwa secretary. Industrial growth topped the convention agenda as over 10 Iowa manufacturers discussed training and expansion prospects.

Joseph Gillespie Monsanto Company Muscatine Iowa Manufacturers' Assa Okoboji Gillespie H. S. Kuyper Pella John E. Hunt Fairfield Harold 5. Bown Des Moines Lloyd Winger Ottumwa

No Relief In Sight From Heat

Heat wave continues with clear skies and high temps across the region. Forecasts predict 90 to 96 degrees by Tuesday in Muscatine and similar highs around Davenport and Sioux City, with statewide averages 3 to 7 degrees above normal.

Mercury Muscatine Associated Press Sioux City Davenport

Richard Utter Attends Summer Ag Bank School

Richard Utter of Columbus Junction State Bank will attend a two week summer agricultural credit school at Iowa State University in Ames. The program, sponsored by the Town Bankers Association and Town State University, covers use of agricultural credits real estate mortgages chattels and inventories. Also notes include Am erican Legion Auxiliary July meeting details and Girls State representation by Patty Bright.

Columbus Junction Richard Utter Columbus Junction State Bank Iowa State University Ames Town Bankers Association Town State University Forrest Edkin Missouri Octe Moran American Legion Auxiliary Betty Oakes Patty Bright Cedar Falls

Lutheran Homes Festival Marks Near 20th Anniversary

Lutheran Homes held a day long festival as it nears its 20th anniversary. Rev H C Hafermann led morning services with Rev Lester Larson of Dubuque as featured speaker and greetings from Supt L A Stumme. New staff include Eugene Zinck as director of social services and social worker Jennie Penniman. An altar service featured Rev William Wittig of Peoria. A children's program followed with Boy Scout troop 119 first aid demo, a musical reading by Linda Raush, and songs. Alumni association met and former staff and residents attended. Offerings from the services support Homes programs for youth and aging.

H. C. Hafermann Lester Larson Dubuque Boy Scout Troop 119 Linda Raush Orra Mullenry

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