Durant band is accepted for festival at St Louis
Durant high school band directed by Robert Brady is selected to compete in the Six Flags Over Mid-America concert band festival in St Louis May 10 to 12. Outstanding Midwest bands will vie for honors with adjudicators from Michigan State University Texas and LSU. Qualification requires first division in state or Six Flags festival spring 1972. Distinct trophies will go to the top five bands per class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
Robert §. Brady
St. Louis
Midwest
Kenneth Bloomquist
Michigan State University
William J. Moody
University of Texas
William F. Swor
Louisiana State University
Mid-America
Winnipeg
Canada
Wapello truck dump kills about forty hogs in ditch crash
A 1971 Chevrolet driven by Edwin L. Miller of Keosauqua veered in heavy fog and ran into a ditch near Wapello. About 40 hogs died as the Burris and Troutman Co. truck suffered roughly $3,000 damage. Firefighters freed the hogs and Iowa Highway Patrol with Louisa County deputies investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Edwin L. Miller
Keosauqua
Burris and Troutman Co
Memphis
Wapello Volunteer Fire Department
Iowa Highway Patrol
Louisa County
Diabetes classes start here Tuesday at hospital
Muscatine General Hospital offers four Tuesday night diabetes classes from 7 to 9. Open to the public free of charge. Dr John L Parks leads the first session with a diabetes talk and film showings Diabetes Unknown and What is Diabetes Sponsored by Muscatine General Hospital and Muscatine County Medical Society. Also in brief a Blue Grass couple were hurt in a two vehicle crash on highway 61 west of Blue Grass with George Kahl treated at St Luke's Davenport and his wife Ruby treated for leg and back injuries Randolph not injured Investigating trooper Ted Augspurger said charges will be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine General Hospital
John L. Parks
Muscatine County
Muscatine County Medical Society
Blue Grass
Davenport
Highway 61
George Kahl
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ruby
James F. Randolph
Kahl
Randolph
Iowa
Ted Augspurger
Town Highway Patrol
Eight POWs with Iowa ties among group in Philippines
Clark Air Base welcomed 106 former prisoners of war from the Vietnam era, including eight with Iowa connections. Names include Navy Lt Cmdr Robert Naughton of Sheldon and Air Force Capt Roland Monlux of Sioux City, among others, listed with ages and hometowns.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Towa
Navy
Cmdr
Robert Naughton
Sheldon
Peggy
Roland Naughton
Cedar Rapids
Air Force
Roland Monlux
D. H. Monlux
Sioux City
James Hughes
H. Ray Hughes
Darthy
Santa Fe
N.M
Gary Anderson
H. L. Anderson
Harold Johnson
Linda
Blakesburg
Lenexa
Kan
Verlin Johnson
Eldon
Kay Russell
Life Magazine
Kay Kilpatrick Russell
Harold Kilpatrick
Oskaloosa
Jack Bomar
Fort Madison
Ruth Bomar
Mesa
Ariz
Douglas Peterson
Albert Peterson
Milton
Town
Laramie
Wyo
Carlotta
Fort Walton Beach, Fla
Miss Your Paper Delivery Help Line and Office Hours
Miss Your Paper Muscatine Journal provides contact options for missed delivery and notes office hours from 5:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays and 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Saturdays. The paper is polished daily except Sundays and holidays and published by Lee Enterprises at 30 E 3rd St Muscatine Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aramatty
Saurnal
Muscatine Journal
The
Lee Enterprises, Incorporated
3Rd St
Muscatine
Iowa
Post Office
Associated Press
Subscription rates for Muscatine area daily delivery
Subscription terms list daily carrier delivery in Muscatine at 42.25 per month in advance and 72.25 for nearby areas. Mail rates include 20 per year within fifty miles, 24 per year in towns with carrier service, and 27 per year beyond eighty miles, with servicemen at 20 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Muscatine
thanAuscatine
Daly
Merger formalized for county TB group and state association
A meeting to merge the Muscatine County Tuberculosis and Health Association with the Iowa Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association was held at Northwestern Bell offices. The plan includes a six-member county board, a regional committee, and a state board of directors with 25 members. Beginning April 1 1973 the new policy making board will guide efforts in education, physician and nurse information, and community programs for lung disease prevention and research funding. A $40 Pilot Club donation funds a yearly health prize in the Science Fair for five years, with Christmas Seal gifts and bequests supporting ongoing programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Richard Schumacher
Wesley Norton
Iowa
Eastman and Albert
Association
Miss Bekker
Pilot Club
Short man sought in Muscatine Sun Mart robbery
Muscatine police continue a Saturday night armed robbery investigation at the South End Sun Mart where a man described as about 30 years old with short sandy kinky hair used a small handgun to hit Randy and Rod Hohenadel of Route 4 for two $100 sacks plus extra cash, totaling over $260.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
South End
Sun Mart
Randy
Rod Hohenadel
Route 4
Supervisors approve health center site lease at hospital
Muscatine county supervisors adopt a three year lease with Muscatine Community Health Foundation for land on the south side of Muscatine General Hospital to house the Community Health Center. The agreement sets a one dollar annual rent and cites cooperation among the hospital trustees the foundation and the University of Iowa College of Medicine with a tentative July 1 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County Board of Supervisors
Muscatine County
The
Muscatine Community Health Foundation
Muscatine General Hospital
Board of Supervisors
Muscatine
Trustees
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Robert F. Kaufmann
John L. Parks
M.D
Muscatine Unveils New Two-Man Fire Attack Unit
The Muscatine fire department begins operation Tuesday with a new two man fire attack unit bought for 10 800 dollars. Public presentation was held at Central Fire Station. The unit includes 250 gallon water supply and 300 GPM pump, 150 feet of hose, dry powder unit, hand extinguishers, poles axes tools, grass brooms, and two Scott airpacks. Officials say the unit will boost efficiency on grass and brush fires and minimize use of larger equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Scott
Council
Weekend accidents in Muscatine result in three reports
Muscatine Police investigated three weekend accidents. At 2:55 p.m. Saturday a 1961 Rambler driven by Linda Eagle backed into Tastee Freeze, yielding a charge of no license. At 1:10 p.m. Saturday a 1970 Mercury driven by Lela Brotherton pulled into the path of a 1966 Ford pickup driven by Ray Noll at Mulberry and 7th. A 1969 Pontiac driven by Sara Sabbath collided with a 1969 Ford station wagon driven by Thomas Rogers on Grandview Avenue near Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview Ave
Linda Eagle
Bleeker St
Tastee Freeze
Volved
Mulberry Ave
7Th St
Mercury
Lela Irene Brotherton
West Liberty
Ray Noll
Main St
Sara Marie Sabbath
3Rd St
Thomas Arthur Rogers
Browns Attend Farm Bureau Session At State Conference
Mr and Mrs David Brown of Wilton are among nearly 150 people attending the Iowa Farm Bureau statewide conference for young members. The conference ends Tuesday and aims to aid young farmers with training and know how to help young member committees develop programs aligned with their interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brown
Wilton
Iowa Farm Bureau
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HON Industries
Bard St
Ioway Record Printing Co
Walnut St
Judy Bergen
End St
Terry Schmidt
Orange St
John Meerdink
Cedar Hills Apartments
Joe McCormick
Riverfront Park
Fred Busch
Park Ave
Harrison St
Mascaline Power Boat Club
Power Boat Club
Louisa
Journal
Colonel Sanders
Cedar Street
Unidyne
Mike
Charlotte Christian
Virginia Beach
Mike Christian
Hanoi Hilton
Christian
Phillipines
TB and Health Assn
Sunset Inn
Eis
Browns
Farm Bureau
Nickerson Farms Restaurant
Stockton
W.H. O'Donnell
Muscatine County Mutual Insurance Association
Muscatine County Mutual Ins. Assn
Muscatine County Mutual Ins
Ass’n
Harbor Drive
Fort Theatre
3Rd Ave
Rock Island
Mil
Golor
Dial
Plaza Theatres
Dele
Uae
Eee
Tula
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