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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
11
A reader questions how to unify health and research groups into a national body. They discuss the big five and numerous smaller charities aiding the blind, the mentally ill, hemophiliacs, epileptics, and muscular diseases, noting each group has a role and educational appeal for funds.
Multiple property transfers are listed for Muscatine area parcels including Oak Park Place and Westwood subdivisions. The notices include transfers for Elizabeth Baker to Richard A and Donna Garvin, and others to Charles and Eve Riley, plus a county social welfare board parcel transfer. A public letter discusses unified health agency funding and charity budgeting. A local fire report notes Letts fire department responding to Everett Swailes residence. fire confined to kitchen, house insured.
Columbus Junction announces the opening of People's National Bank of Columbus Junction on Monday March 25 as stated by Clyde Crawford executive vice president. An open house for the public is planned for early April. Also note CES Past Matrons meet March 11 with hostesses Mrs Helen Lewis and Mrs Anita Peck. Old Clifton Club gathers March 14 at Verlee Schneider's home with entertainment by Mrs Harriet Warren and Mrs Frances Robertson.
Columbus Junction doctor Dr. Helen Johnston of Des Moines visited with her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Foss. She recently returned from the Orient and attended an International Medical Women’s meeting in Manila in January where physicians from 30 countries gathered. On Formosa they were guests of Madame Chiang Kai-shek. Letts Meeting Monday Letts Past Matron club to meet March 12 at the home of Mrs Raymond Bieri with Mrs Donald Lee as co host. American girls start early in money earning survey shows 57.5 percent have earned spending money before their 11th holiday.
Gary Quandt of Denison scales utility poles with one arm after a near fatal accident. Officials say he may be the state’s only one armed climber and a proof amputees can overcome handicaps. He and coworkers praise his attitude and return to work at South Crawford Rural Electric Cooperative. Bloomington 4-H club prepares for Tuesday meeting with demonstrations on pies and table manners.
Buyer beware of Durum claims as Durum wheat grades vary and top grades cost more. Stick to Creamstras macaroni milled from Semolina Na tal-Hard Amber Durum. The message encourages determination to overcome handicaps and complete tasks despite challenges.
West Liberty churches outline a week of events across denominations. Christian and Lutheran groups schedule services, Sunday school, choir rehearsals, and youth activities. district meetings, weddings, confirmations, and Lenten services are planned. Conflicts and precise times noted for parishioners.
Spain seeks a defense agreement extension with the United States aiming for greater Western recognition and NATO membership. The Franco government focuses on arming its forces and gaining American technical aid to build its own defenses and base facilities, amid Socialist opposition in Norway and Holland.
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