New York Stocks Quotes From Friday Session
Daily stock list with numerous company abbreviations and percent changes. Major names include Am Cah Am Mot T&T Ford, Gen Tel, Boeing, Chrysler, Deere, Dow components, and Standard Oil peers. Market movers span Amoco, Exxon, Union Pac, Westinghouse, US Steel, Texaco, Monsanto, and Pensive. Resellers Lynen and Fenner supply the compilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alum Co
Bt Am
T&t
Atchison
Bendix
Boeing
Vale Atock
Gen Motel
Bhill Pet
Goodrich
Proc & Gar Tite Goodyear
Radio Corp
Sears Roeb
Sinclair Oil
Tdha Socony
Paper
Jowa P & L
P Ken'‘cott
Ltd
Oi N Jdz
Kresge
Maytag
Swift
Monsanto
Texaco
Mont Ward
Marshall Field Hou
Air Lelay
Nail Dairy
US Rubber
NOY
Llty
US Steel
West U Tel
Penney JC
Westingh
Daily Report Hospitals Admitted and Discharges
Lists admitted patients in Letts Grandview Columbus Junction Wilton Morning Sun and Nichols with names and addresses. Discharges include Harold Bartenhager Joseph Lamp Otto Reckler and others with birth and family details. Also notes livestock prices at Omaha and market quotes in Chicago with fluctuating butter eggs and wholesale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Morgan
Letts
Harry Davis
Cedar
Mildred Young
Conesville
Anthony Zinger
Witton
Carl Anthony
Grandview
Paul McGill
Lewis Dallmeyer
Columbus Junction
Jonas Nordquist
Oakland
Kathy Buckman
Louella Duncan
Columbus
Everett Stewart
John Henning
Ella Hill
W. Second
Faye Reeves
Monroe
Leo Maher
J.robert Schaler
Tamara Mooney
New Hampshire
Harold Bartenhager
Joseph Lamp
Otto Reckler
Col
Edward Verrips
Morning Sun
Bruce Muhlenburg
Lou Ann Stuart
Clinton
Charles Lorber
Wilton
Hogs Steady To 25 Off in Slow Trading
In a slow market for livestock Chicago bids show hogs steady to 25 cents lower with 6,000 head traded and prices topping at 15.95. Cattle also soft with slaughter steers down 50 to 75 cents, prime loads at 24.75 to 25.50 and most cattle easing to the low 20s. Sheep offerings include two loads of shorn slaughter lambs still unsold amid a 300 head supply. A church program on missions at Illinois City Methodist features Mrs Freyermuth and Mrs Danner, with Sandra Foley as guest speaker on Pakistan.
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Omaha
USHA
Chicago
Illinois City
Obituaries and Funerals in Columbus Junction Area
Obituaries honor Joseph H. Lewis 88 of Columbus Junction with services Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev. Walter Wulff to officiate. burial Columbus City cemetery. Other notices include Millard Hartman 68, Rudolph Mangels, Edward Eubanks, and Clarence Griffin. services and burials in Muscatine and nearby towns. Survivors named for Lewis include two daughters, one son, seven grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
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Joseph H. Lewis
Columbus Junction
Restopin
Walter Wulff
The
Independent Bible Church
Columbus City Cemetery
Alonzo
Emily Squires-Lewis
Muscatine
Lewis
Elizabeth Leona Wamsley
Lola Pine
Eva Lewis Bean
Davenport
Lake City
Birth of a daughter in Clinton at Jane Lamb Memorial
Letts News Notes reports the birth of Leslie Diane to Harold McCormac and wife on March 6 at Jane Lamb Memorial hospital Clinton. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCormac and Mrs. Maude Owen. great grandmother Mrs. Maude Owen is in Oakwood Nursing Home Muscatine. Mrs. Owen visits Clinton daughter E. K. Wardrip’s home. Wardrip family also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Wardyip
Clinton
Jane Lamb Memorial Hospital
Leslie Diane
Harold McCormac
Letts
Maude Owen
E. K. Wardrip
Oakwood
Muscatine
Five Day Iowa Forecast Sees Below Normal Temperatures
The Iowa five day outlook calls for average temperatures 2 to 6 degrees below normal from Saturday through next Wednesday. Normal highs span 38 to 45 degrees and lows 22 to 26 across the north to south. Temperatures turn colder at period start with minor daily changes. Precipitation expected around 0.20 inch on Saturday and again near Wednesday.
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Iowa
Mrs Walton Heads MNC In Muscatine Meeting
Mrs Volney Walton was elected president of the NNC for the ensuing year at a Muscatine gathering hosted by Mrs Flavel Port on March 6. Other officers named include Mrs Harold Covell vice president and Mrs Walter Kiser secretary with Ms Grunder treasurer and Mrs Emil Schroeder reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
Harold Covell
Walter Kiser
Harold Grunder
Emil Schroeder
Catharine Herr
Federated Women's Clubs
First Methodist Church
Muscatine
Twentieth Century Club
Volney Walton
NNC
E. W. Mead
Mark Collier
George Kiser
James Walton
Curtis Frymeyer
Misa Helen Shuger
Flavel Port
Hazel Jipp
Hawaii
Illinois City News Briefs Mini church and garden club items
Minis City Rev Herbert Beuoy opens next Sunday with Raise High The Cross. Greeters Arthur Lenser Frank Terrill, Acolytes Randy McGinnis Dennis Ree. Ushers Richard Herman Reist. Illinois City Garden Club met at Mrs Charlotte Thomas with eight members and one guest. Verda Danner led prayer and recreation. Eva Fuhr read Poon. hat exhibit and white elephant exchange enjoyed. Birthday honor for Mrs Marie Benoy with fourteen ladies gifting dinners and a decorated cake centerpiece.
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Minis City
Herbert Beuoy
John
Arthur Lenser
Frank Terrill
Randy McGinnis
Dennis Ree
Richard Herman Reist
Tlinois City
Charlotte Thomas
Verda Danner
Poon
Eva Fuhr
Christ
Marie Benoy
Past Nobles To Meet With Helen Grim
Nichols The Past Noble Circle of the Bridgeman Rebekah Lodge will meet at Helen Grim's home on Wednesday March 13 with Peat Hines as assisting hostess and Esther Chris Jefferson and Minerva Phillips leading the social hour. Fike Grange rescheduled its March 4 meeting to Wednesday March 13, weather permitting.
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Fike Grange
Pike Grange
Spangler WSCS To Elect and Hold Shower
Bloomington Spangler WSCS will elect officers next Wednesday with a potluck dinner and business meeting at the church. Hostesses include Mrs. Stuart Esmail, Mrs. Lyle Esmail, and Mrs. R. Paetz. A bridal shower for Mary Ruth Holiday with blue and white colors will be featured, organized by Mrs. Warren Owen, Mrs. Delmer Nussbaum, and Mrs. George Munson. Members urged to bring canceled stamps and colored yarns for carpet Tugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Spangler
WSCS
Stuart | Esmail
Lyle Esmail
R. &. Paetz
George Munson
Mary Ruth Holiday
Warren Owen
Delmer Nussbaum
Finns Defeat U S in Hockey Opener in Stockholm
Finland crushed the United States 11 to 3 in the World Amateur Ice Hockey Championship opener in Stockholm. The Finns raced to a 3-1 lead in the first period and surged to 8-2 in the second, rebounding from a prior loss to Russia Gal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Finland
United States
Russia
Gal
Area Six Bonds To Save With $205,912 Interest Bid
Area Six Community school district will pay $205,912.88 in interest on a $600,000 bond issue to fund two new grade schools near Muscatine. The low, accepted bid came from a joint group led by Shearson Hammill and Co. with a 2.85990 percent effective rate. Second and third bids ranged up to 2.87707 percent, with several firms contributing. Moody’s rated Area Six as favorable, aiding the economical rates. Bonds mature in annual installments through November 1, 1982, and bid openings for construction are targeted for March 27 or 28.
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Area Six
Area Six Community School
Muscatine
District Board of Education
Lucas Grove
Shearson Hammill and Co
New York
First National Bank
St. Louis
Flrst of Town Corp
Des Moines
Blair Phillips, Sr
Davenport
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
White Phillips Co
Iowa
Des Moinés National, Bank
Becker and Downie, Inc
Central State Bank
Continental Diiners National Bank
Mercantile Trust Co
Louis
Carlton DB
Bed Co
Northern Trust Co
Quail and Co
John Nuveen Co
Stern Brothers and Co
Kansas City
Commercial Trust Co
Goodbody and Co
van Horne Investments, Inc
Omaha
Moody's Investors Service, Inc
Area Six Board
John Wyatt to serve first term on Wilson Town Council
John Wyatt, active with the American Legion and Scouting, begins his first term on the Wilson Town Council. A Pearl Harbor veteran and former Marine in the 3rd Defense Battalion, he has led the Legion Drum and Bugle Corps and served as District Vice Commander. He and his family reside in Wilton and attend Zion Lutheran Church.
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Wilton
John Wyatt
Pearl Harbor
Marine Corps
World Wai
Wilson American Legion
Willon American
Legion
Wyatt
Erican Legion
3Rd Defense Battalion
Veterans
Export Talk Lifts Wheat and Rye Futures on Board of Trade
Chicago market notes show improved export talk boosting wheat and rye futures with prices rising at times amid light offerings. Wheat finished unchanged to fractional gains, corn slipped, oats rose modestly, and rye edged higher with March contracts showing small moves. A separate item profiles John Donald Wyatt of Asheville born 1925, his family, marriage, and local service work in Wilton, including his role as line foreman and his son’s Junior Marine Corps initiative.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Cme
Asheville
N. C
John Donald Wyatt
G. A
Lela Wyatl
Woodfin High School
Anita Wacker
Wilton
Baltimore
Quantico
Wyatt
Pastorn Inna Light and Power Cooperative
Don
Michael
Brent
Zion Lutheran
Wileton
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Marine Corps
Wilton Church Services Announced for March Schedule
Wilton churches outline a March schedule with Presbyterian and Grace United Church of Christ events, including communions, Lenten services, choir practices, bake sale sponsorships, and youth fellowships. Activities span Grace Trinity and United Churches of Christ, plus Methodist events, with consistory and quarterly meetings listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Presbyterian Church
Grace United Church of Christ
Presbyterian
Phillip Brown
Jolly
Council
Sedarmoc Circle
Jolly Juniors
Small's Annex
United Churches of Christ, Grace
Trinity
Grace
Golden Links
Everett Rife
Angelis
Pam
Bern
WSCS
J. W. Duffe
Paul Hann
Tractor Death: 40-Year-Old Farmer Found In Shed
Montezuma Willis Dieler, 40, was found dead late Thursday on a tractor in a shed at his hog Jot farm four miles southeast of here. Dr. Thomas Brobyn, county medical examiner, ruled it an accidental death. The report references the Duroc class of the Junior Swine show at Cedar Rapids last week and mentions Terry Hoerrmann of West Liberty High School as the winner of the West Liberty Spring show championship at Heinold Hog Market the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
Willis Dielerman
Here
Thomas Brobyn
Grinnell
Cedar Rapids
Terry Hoerrmann
West Liberty High School
West Liberty
Heinold
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Report Hospitals
Thomas E. Law
Schiller
Clark Jefferson
Eisenhower
Shirley Estabrook
Lulu Gibson
Sgt. Staley
Louis F. Staley
Dewey
Lisa Lynn
Ronald Roland
Route 1
Nichols
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Rot
Joanne Durst
Clarence Durst
Roland
Robert McElroy
MR. Farmer
Boose, Cove & Oliver
Rooden
INC
AC Ballet Bede
Kacena Company
Grandview Ave
Millard Hartman
Stacy Funeral Home
Millard (Deke) Hartman
Veterans Hospital
Lowa
Atv
Hubert 7
Sunderman
B. Roundy
Ralph Snyder
Stanley Carey
Everett Orris
J. ©. Hininger
Harry Church
Earl Tangen
Greenwood Cemetery
Rudolph C. Mangels
Veterans Domiciliary
Walcott
Ben
Ellen Steffen
Alvina Stock
Edward T. Elbanks
Job
James DeVoré
Harvey Hemphill
George Griffith
Ralph Hatchcroft
Richard Charbormeaun
Wapello Cemetery
Clarence H. Griffin
Clarence HM. Griffin
Muscatine General Hospital
Ralph J. Wittich
Harry L. Parker
Gary Freers
Pallhearers
Gordon Schoemaker
Russell Schoemaker
Thomas Hahn
Maynard Fisher
Memorial Park
Mrs. Walton
Illinois City News
Helen
U.S
Letts Lumber CO
Wille
Iowa County Officers Association
Ralph Black
Ottumwa
Muscatine County
Wilson Council
Chicago Cash Grain
Martha
Cove
Hoerrmann
Wapello
Rex L. Baxft
Packers and Stockyard Act
Creatne
Ifm
Aster AG Floor
ASU Silly Cauelel
Anl
Atadeat Bose
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