District Court Dockets Include Dismissals And Executed Judgments
Daily Report lists multiple court orders from Muscatine area cases. Dismissals include Farmers Feed and Produce vs Don Schroeder without prejudice, Jasper son vs Symmonds with prejudice, and Gus Wonopoulos vs Atkinson settled. Other items note a denied judgment in Biggs Automotive Service case, a promissory note action by Auto Mart, and Nora Simpson named executor for Nora Simpson estate with listed heirs and charities.
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Wed
James Arthur Hesseltine
Muscatine
Dianna Lynn Riggs
Farmers Feed and Produce
Don Schroeder
Kenneth Jasperson
Ronald Symmonds
Gus Wnopoulos
Jerry D. Atkinson
Donald, T. Biggs
Biggs Automotive Service
M. E. Eichelberger
Auto Mart
Burton Wittman
Nora Simpson
Muscatine County
West Liberty State Bank
Helen Leonard
Kirkpatrick
Irwin Mosher
Robert F. Barclay
West Liberty
Methodist Church of
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Raymond Blank Memorial Hospital
Father
Grandview School Menu And Calendar Details
Grandview announces next week menu with lasagna and burgers plus planned activities at the high school. Also lists kindergarten Round-Up on Monday, March 11 and a talent music concert for elementary to high school students at 7 30 p m.
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Grandview
Obituary notes for Muscatine man and others in Iowa
Robert H. Naber 51 power use supervisor at Muscatine city utility dies at University Hospital Iowa City from cerebral aneurysm after late shift. Lifelong Muscatine resident, Navy Sea Bees veteran, Elks and IBEW member, survived by widow Dorothy and son James, with funeral plans at St Mary’s Church and burial at St Mary’s Cemetery. Also notices for Pfc Maxwell Alan Ford killed in Vietnam with services in Mount Pleasant and Conesville obituaries for Orville Bass 78 with Conesville funeral.
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Katie Jordan
Letis
Hattie Turner
Buell
Ernest Lincoln
Moscow
Alice Kleveter
Park Ave
Irving Heerd
Eisenhower
Goldie Sulzberger
Everette Closter
Route 5
Peter Naber
Halstead
James Michalski
Mulberry
Rick Skubal
Mill
Children’s Hospital
Town
Columbus Junction
John Carver
Richard Hilbrant
Grover
Mitzi Crook
E. Eighth
Sandra Jean Eagle
Phillips
Lisa Mae Lukenbach
Orange
Leonard Danner
Iinois City
University Hospital
Iowa City
Robert H. Naber
Muscatine
Peter H. Naber
Esther Drish Naber
Naber
Elks Lodge
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. Mary's Ehurch
St. Mary’s Cemetery
American Legion
Pfc
Maxwelle Alan Ford
Thia- Thien
Vietnam
Mount Pleasant
Crane - Ewart, Young Funeral Home
Ford
Joy Gipple
Edward Alan
H. L. Ford
Marlin
Stanley
Orville Bass
Conesville
Mercy Hospital
Conesville Methodist Church
Fred. Diefenbacher
McGregor
Iowa
George
Mary Sheppard Bass
Bass
Nellie Applebee
Jesse Bass
Grandview
Frank Bass
Raymond Ohman
Virgil
Blanche) Holtslaw
Hill Point
Wis
Donald
Amy) Westway
John
Louise) MacQeachem
Milo Bloupy
Independence
Amy Bovee
Cottonwood
Ariz
Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home
Conesville Cemetery
Butchers Steady at Chicago Stockyards Market Report
AP dispatch from Chicago notes 9,000 cattle 6,000 hogs and 300 sheep receipts estimated for Monday. Hog prices steady. steer and heifer slaughter steady to up 25 cents. Cattle receipts 4,500. prime, high choice and yield grade prices listed. sows down slightly. small sheep sample.
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Omaha Livestock
OMAHA
Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
USDA
Governors urge Rockefeller campaign push
Washington AP report says two GOP governors Spiro Agnew and Tom McCall urge Nelson Rockefeller to enter the presidential race now or risk a stalled effort. They say Rockefeller will seek broad moderate support, including from most of the 26 GOP governors, before deciding to run against Nixon.
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Washington
Rockefeller
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Tom McCall
Oregon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Yorker
Richard M. Nixon
Agnew
McCall
Barber With Miniskirt Draws Attention at Hotel Shop
In Columbus, Susie Harris, 21, a licensed barber and beautician, works in a downtown hotel shop wearing a miniskirt and casual dress. She says men are easier to talk to and prefers barbering men. In Iowa, witnesses in an abortion ring probe are urged not to talk as authorities investigate.
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Columbus, Ohio
Susie Harris
Miss Harris
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
William Faches
New York Stocks Mixed At Noon On Broad Range Of Names
Stocks traded mixed at noon with widespread activity across industries. Major movers included Allied Chemical, General Electric, IBM, U S Steel, Texaco, Ford, and Chrysler as investors weighed industry shifts and corporate results.
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New York
Allied
AlliedStrs
Int Salt
amCan
Int
T&t AmChain
Amcryss
P&l
AmMot
KC P&l
AmSmell
Krige SS
Bo'ng Air
Penmey
Borden
Pa Cen
Brunswik
Pep Cola
Case JI
Phill Pet
Chrysler
CollinsRa
RCA
Rey Tob
ComProd
Safewy
Curtis Wr
Sear Rod
Deere
Sher’tn
duPont
EltraCo
Fairmont
Fruehauf
Sunray
Gmble Sk
Swift Co
Elec
Texaco
Gent&ei
UN Pac
Goodrich
Uniroy
Goodyear
Uni Air L
Gtwestu
Unit Air
Hound
US Gyp
Hershey
US Steel
Homestic
WU Tel
Icind — Westg el
IBM
Stock Market Closes Lower In Moderate Trading
The stock market edged lower in moderate trading with the Dow slipping slightly as losers outpaced gainers about 2 to 1. Gold mining issues were stronger while glamor stocks fell on profit taking. Blue chips provided some support though several key issues dropped.
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New York
Dow Jones
Campbell Red Lake
McIntyre Porcupine
Homestake
Montgomery Ward
Amer
Hess
Buying of Gold Drives Futures on Chicago Board
Active gold purchases on major markets pushed prices higher across commodities on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat rose about 1.34 cents, corn and soybeans up roughly 1.44 cents, oats and rye around 1 cent as buyers and short covering boosted activity, echoing late November trade driven by currency concerns.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
West Liberty OKs Contracts For School Bus
West Liberty Community School District awarded contracts for a new S4 passenger bus. Smitty's Ford Sales of West Liberty won the chassis bid at 3489.72 with options including windshield washers and power steering. The body contract went to Towa Bus Sales Co. of Des Moines for 4200. The bus replaces an older unit as the district runs 11 routes.
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West Liberty
Smitty
Ford
Board ‘of Education
Towa Bus Sales Co
Des Moines
Oakville area churches schedule week services and events
Oakville churches list Sunday school and worship times across Methodist and Church of God congregations. Rev. Samuel Bowser leads Kingston and area services. Fairview hosts 11 a.m. services with Rev. Howard Peterson. M.Y.F. activities and W.S.C.S. programs are planned with hostesses named. March meetings include W.S.C.S. brunch and Day Apart service.
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Oakville
Methodist
Samuel Bowser
Robert . Hance
Lorraine Kunitz
Erma Sheridan
Methodist Church
Washington
Fairview
Howard Peterson
Peterson
Fairview Aid
Myrtle Bjork
Marion Dotson
Rachel
Leah
Kingston
Samuel E. Bowser
Joe Wirt
W.S.C.S
Winona Anderson
Deloris Meeker
Joy Nelson
Church of God
Herbert Clevenger
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Daily Report
Duane Goodken
Gary J. Kistenmacher
Rock Island County
James Francis Shipp
James A. Burton
N. Thornwood Street
Davenport
Renae Peggy Best
Stockton
William Oscar West
Charles Riley
Lincoln Blvd
Livestock Futures Chicago
The
Mercantile Exchange
Justice Court
Walter Pilgram
Terry Schmidt
7Th Street
Clifford Byrd
Buffalo
U.S
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
LCL
Florida
Reds
Mr. Naber
Muscatine High School
Navy Sea Bees
Alan Ford
McGurk's Mob
Howsdey, Ine
Grain Futures Chicago
Uniroyal
Sperry Rand
Litter Industries
Xerox
American Stock Exchange
West Liberty Ok’s
Fey
Trudy
Bob Naber
Muscatine Municipal Water & Electric
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