Daily Report highlights from Muscatine area court dockets
Excessive mutier noise by Craig Denis Drake of 3100 Cedar Street fined 10 dollars and costs. Speeding by Sharon Therese Beckey of 321 Roscoe Avenue fined 15 dollars and costs. Several hospital admissions and dismissals noted along with a birth. Volunteer roster for March 3 9 lists many names. Licenses issued to Ribbink Jan and Jan, and to Wed James Lane and Viola Lee. Petit jurors ordered for April May June. Numerous court actions including bankrupts, licenses, and traffic violations detailed with names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Goodken
Craig Denis Drake
Cedar Street
Sharon Therese Beckey
Roscoe Avenue
Harold Stanley Wells, Sr
Muscatine
Florence Luella Boorn
Moscow
National Bank of Muscatine
Michael J
May O'Leary
James Lee Lane
Viola Gayle Lee
Gene
W. Dutton
Muscatine County
Thomas Enry Whitlow
Arthur James Stover
Washington Street
Marlin Townsley
Grand Ave
Norman Dean Mack
Buffalo
Justice Court
Walter Pilgram
Robert Lee Fredmore
16Th Street
Davenport
Lyle Wayne Haury
Gilbert DeWayne Skidmore
James Edward Bermel
Beryl McKay
Nicewanner
Allen O. Freitag
Rock Island NFO to Hold Ham Supper
Rock Island National Farmers Organization members will hold a ham supper at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Reynolds Legion Building. Marvin Martz, field representative, will be the guest speaker. Attend Meeting Sixty five Prairie Mill patrons attended the annual dinner meeting Wednesday at Antioch Baptist church. Past Officer's Night Mrs. Bernice Kimball attended past officer's night of Vashti Shrine Wednesday at the Masonic Temple in Rock Island. Guy Lanan of Kingston, Mrs. Eva Eckhardt of DeKalb, and Mrs. Emma Thomas and Mrs. Rose Eckhardt spent Wednesday afternoon in the Albert Eckhardt home in Muscatine. Diane Feldman Begins Teaching Diane Feldman, of Illinois City, a mid year graduate of Western Illinois University at Macomb, has been employed as a second grade teacher at the Benjamin Franklin elementary school at Moline.
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Rock Island Nfo
Buffalo Prairie
Rock Island National Farmers Organization
Reynolds Legion
Marvin Martz
Prairie Mill
Antioch Baptist Church
Bernice Kimball
Vashti Shrine
Masonic Temple
Rock Island
Guy Lanan
Kingston
Eva Eckhardt
DeKalb
Emma Thomas
Rose Eckhardt
Albert Eckhardt
Muscatine
Diane Feldman
Illinois City
Western Illinois University
Macomb, Ill
Benjamin Franklin
Moline
Wright and Mills Funeral Services Held at Local Homes
Funeral services for Glen Tom Wright 78 of 221% Isett Ave were held at Riley funeral home with Rev. Fred S Boyce officiating. Georgia M Mills funeral followed at Fairbanks Chapel with Rev. Boyce in charge. both services included organist Eva Kramer and vocalist Fred Boyce. Memorial Park Cemetery was the burial place for both. Wright died Wednesday evening at Muscatine General hospital. Mills died Wednesday at the same hospital in Illinois City. Ten months met at Illinois City Church planned kindergarten classes for 1968 with 19 children enrolled and Mrs Louise Connett teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Tom Wright
Isett Ave
Riley
Fred S. Boyce
Connie Hermann
Ray Nyenhuis
David Brockett
James Beacham
Michael Murphy
Don Noah
Robert Neipert
William Goodwin
Glen Pantel
William Estabrook
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Wright
Muscatine General Hospital
Georgia M
Mills Finneral
Georgia M. Mills
Fairbanks Chapel
Fred Boyce
Eva Kramer
Milton Tharp
Robert Moore
Larry Anderson
John Foot
Ted Douglas
Clarence Bausch
Buria
Illinois City
Ilinois City
Malcolm Keller
Louise Connett
Keller
Social Security Increase Boosts Muscatine County Checks
Social Security checks for February issued to 5400 beneficiaries in Muscatine County rise on average by 9.60 dollars, totaling about 400000 dollars in monthly benefits. The 13 percent rise stems from the 1967 amendments, with the Davenport office processing new disability and survivor benefits and offering guidance at the courthouse Thursday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
William M. Greit
Davenport
Social Security Office
Court House
Muscatine
Weber and Huston Sponsor Corn Soybean Meeting
Weber and Huston sponsored a corn and soybean meeting Thursday at the Methodist church. Thirty-five men attended to hear agronomist Vivian Jennings of Cedar Rapids extension service discuss chemicals weed control soybean varieties and management decisions. Lunch was served by the Open Door Class of the church WSCS to Meet The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet at the church Wednesday evening with a 2 dessert luncheon in charge at Otis Wright and Orpha Estle. The Federated Club will meet Thursday evening at the Methodist church with Neva Rex Linda Johnston and Sharon Fuhrman as hostesses, guest speaker Richard Greer will discuss I'm for the Birds. The Garden Club will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Ethel Townsley with Juanita Wood and Hazel Thompson as assistant hostesses. Roll call will be My first spring bird and payment of dues. Public notices include Frank Johnston of Chelsea ill, staying with his son John and family. Arthur Lieberknecht visiting Olen Taylors of Biloxi Miss. A family dinner was held at John Johnston home Tuesday with Mrs Johnston's parents and other relatives from Burlingon La Jara Colo.
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WSCS
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Otis Wright
Orpha Estle
Cirele i
Gertrude Lieberknecht
Federated Club
Methodist Church
Neva Rex
Linda Johnston
Sharon Fuhrman
Garden Club
Ethel Townsley
Juanita Wood
Hazel Thompson
Arthur Lieberknecht
Olen Taylors
Biloxi
John Johnston
Mrs. Johnston
A. C. Rieke
Tom.Ross
Clinton Reis
Burlington
June Ross
LajJara
Colo
Oakville Churches Observe World Day of Prayer Friday
Oakville observed World Day of Prayer at the Church of God Holiness with all area churches participating. The program featured a skit about the Smith children, a letter to Paul, and readings led by Rev. Howard Peterson and Rev. Samuel E. Bowser. School groups from Oakville Grade School joined, and a visitation team from Oakville Methodist visited shut ins in Oakville, Wapello, Mediapolis, Burlington, Huntington, and Sperry with multiple residents mentioned by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Church of God Holiness
Herbert Clevenger
Ray Wykert
Sam Wykert
Robert Brown
Samuel E. Bowser
Oakville Methodist Church
Bill Beeding
Richard Lehnert
Joakville
Susy Wykert
Mina Sheridan
Charles Houston
Opal Hahn
Wapello
Albert Wesley
Marguerite Williams
Wapello Nursing Home
Mediapolis
Bill Blodgett
Burlington
Park Manor
Edwin Swank
Blanche Miler
ISU Beats Nebraska To Stay In Big Eight Race
Iowa State defeated Nebraska 93-92 in overtime at Lincoln to stay in the Big Eight hunt. Steve Cooper hit the decisive shot with five seconds left in regulation and overtime, while Ben Smith led ISU with 38 points and 13 rebounds. Nebraska senior trio top scorers Stu Lantz and Tom Baack set career marks in a home finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State
Glen Anderson
Nebraska
Joe Cipriano
Cipriano
Lincoln
Iowa State
Steve Cooper
Towa State
Kansas State
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Missouri
State
Colorado
K State
Ames
Anderson
Ben Smith
Bill Cain
Stu Lantz
Tom Baack
Tistory
Cipriane
Oakville Area Champions Honored at Crop Contest Banquet
Oakville area State Master Farmer winners of the corn and soybean growers contest were honored at a Louisa-Des Moines County banquet held Wednesday. Local farmers and county officials celebrated the champions and their achievements in the harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa-Des Moines County
Oakville Methodist Church
Arthur Centner
Donald B
Oakville
Louisa-Des Moines
Fairview Aid Discusses County Red Cross Project
Oakville notes show Fairview Aid at home of Tes Dots for an all day meeting with devotions on Lois Wife and Bible figures. Nineteen members, two guests. Vietnam hospital project discussed. next program March 13 with Myrtle Bjork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Fairview Aid
Fairview Community Church
Tes Dots
Lois
Lea Graham
Roseau
Susannah Huff
Louisa County Red Cross
Myrtle Bjork
Marion Dolson
Women of the Bible
Rachel
Leah
Teachers and Pilot Club Fellowship Evening Recap
Forty two members of the Omicron chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma and Pilot Club enjoyed a fellowship evening after a dinner at Hotel Muscatine. A $50 gift to fund eyeglasses for needy children was accepted by Mrs. Lou Gantenbein. The program, directed by Mrs. Marcia Thayer, featured a Modern Dance troupe of 12 from the University of Iowa, with dances ranging from Polish mazurka to a Brahms waltz. The event concluded with a poetry reading and plans for a luncheon on April 6 led by state president Miss Irene Whelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron
Delta Kappa Gamma
Pilot Club
Hote Muscatine
Lou Gantenbein
Ethe 'Mae Northey
Grant School
Evelyn Schaugland
Marcia Thayer
University of Iowa
Paul Clay
Charles Reigner
Florence Holoubek
Hotel Muscatine
Irene Whelan
Goshen Township Farm Bureau Homemakers Meet Wednesday
Goshen Township Farm Bureau Homemakers met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Paul Oberman with Mrs. Warren Forbes assisting. The group discussed caucus dates, community health topics, and upcoming events including a rural urban tea to promote dairy products. A kitchen seminar at Figg Aluminum and the Muscatine County Farm Bureau Women anniversary were noted, with plans for door prizes and a penny-per-name contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley
Goshen Township
Farm Bureau
Paul Oberman
Warren Forbes
Floyd
Wedekind Township
George Meyers
Lester Corriell
Henry County
Cornell
Wedekind
Michigan State University
Figg Aluminum
Musoe
Muscatine
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