Checks Equipment Science Fair Set For March at Jefferson Gym
The second annual Science Fair in Muscatine, sponsored by the Pilot Club, runs March 18 19 at Jefferson School gym with city students displaying projects. Rules cover individual entries only, grade divisions in Biological and Physical Sciences, safety and space limits, judging Friday afternoon, public viewing Friday 5 to 9 and Saturday 9 to 4, and strict instructor approval.
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Firot Club of
Mustine
Pilot Club
Jefferson School
Science Fair Prep At Hayes High
Sister Mary Rosildo supervises about 14 Hayes High students preparing science exhibits for the Science Fair on March 18 and 19. Three students are shown: Diane Klein will demonstrate Factors Effecting The Combustion of Candles. Jim Wester presents Determining The Quantitative Analysis of A. P. C. Tablets by Chromatography. Bill Logel works on Finding the Percentage of Water in Common Foods.
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Ron Kiser
West Jr. High
Barnie Bryan
Dean Stange
Jim Stein
Mary Rosildo
F.S.P.A
Hayes High
Diane Klein
Jim Wester
Bill Logel
National Ups tate on Bank Time Deposits
First National Bank of Muscatine raised savings certificate interest to 4.2 percent with semi annual payments. Executives said eligible certificates dated before March 1 1966 auto renew after six months and offer a 10 day surrender option, with 9 day intervals thereafter. No maximum amount is set. Richard Maeglin of Muscatine was among 38 independent agency representatives at a University of Town management school. the three day session closed today.
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First National Bank of
First National Bank
Richard Dick Maeglin
Muscatine
University of Town
Scout Council To Honor 40 Eagle Scouts Sunday
Buffalo Bill council will recognize 40 Eagle scouts including four from Muscatine at a 3 p m Sunday ceremony in Assumption high school auditorium Davenport Monsignor Sebastian Menke will present each youth with a future challenge. Muscatine recipients are Bryan K Barrett George D Grosjean James R Melson and Randy York. Jaycees Meet Thursday Night in Muscatine to revise bylaws and hear a program on mental retardation by Nellie Vetter and Harold Bridges. Finds purse $80 Sam Pippert, mail carrier, returned Lowe’s $80 billfold found on Gobble street belonging to Arthur Lowe.
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Buffalo Bill Council
Muscatine
Assumption High School
Davenport
Sebastian Menke
St. Ambrose College
Msgr
Menke
Council
Eagles
Bryan K. Barrett
George D. Grosjean
James R. Melson
Randy York
Jaycees
Muscatine Jaycees
Civic Center
Nellie Vetter
Kenneth
Sam) Pippert
Arthur Lowe
Park Avenue
Lowe
Gobble Street
County Cancer Fund Drive Sets Plan For March
Muscatine county chapter of the American Cancer Society announces its annual fund crusade to run during the last week in March. William Callahan, drive chairman, names city and township leaders including Mrs. Richard F. Smalls in Muscatine, Warren Allen, Lonnie Sulzberger, Harold Lemkau, Richard Schwetz and Leo Kosges for business and industrial districts. Township and town chairmen include Rev. Elmer Baker West Liberty and Mrs. Wilkins Wilton. Other leaders cover Letts Fruitland Orono Cedar Seventy Six townships, plus Stockon Bloomington Montpelier Fulton Wilton, Letts, and pub city chair Howard Rockafellow.
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American Cancer Society
Muscatine County
William Callahan
Richard F. Smalls
Muscatine
Warren Allen
Lonnie Sulzberger
Harold Lemkau
Richard Shhwtz
Leo Kosgives
Elmer Baker
West Liberty
Wilkins
Wilton
Ray Porter
Nichols
Herbert Holdrof
Stock
Ton
Bloomington
Montpelier
Fulton
Earl Wiese
Letts
Fruitland
Orono
Cedar
Seventy
Fred Steen
Wapsinonoe
Sun Mart Brand of the Year Award Pick
Sun Mart brand from Nast Finch Co with three stores in Muscatine receives a certificate of distinction in the Brand Name Retailer-of-the-Year competition. Sun Mart in Cedar Rapids is certified in the food stores class IT category. R N Mammel, Sun Mart general manager, will accept the award at the New York banquet on April 18. the foundation meeting begins April 12.
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Sun Mart
Nast Finch Co
Muscatine
Brand Names Foundation
Cedar Rapids
R. N. Mammel
New York
N. Y
Muscatine Journal Details Publishing Info
The Muscatine Journal is issued daily except Sunday by The Muscatine Journal. It lists two members of Lee Enterprises, incorporated at 401 Bard Street, Muscatine, Iowa 52762. The paper is a second class matter in Muscatine post office under March 1879 act. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Muscatine Journal Pup
Muscatine Journal
Lee Enterprises, Incorporated
Muscatine
Lows
Iowa
Associated Press
Muscatine Newspaper Subscription Rates and Office Hours
Rates for daily delivery vary by location and method. In Muscatine city delivery is $2.00 per month in advance, non Muscatine delivery 40 cents a week, mail within 50 miles $12 per year, mail beyond 50 miles $1 per year. Office hours from 9am to 5pm daily, Saturday 9am to 1pm, special delivery for missed papers until 6:30. Dial 263-2322.
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Muscaine
Muscaline
Muscatine
Dial
First River Tows Arrive As Predicted Opening Mississipp i Navigation
The Amica Missouri led the first tow with barges through Jack 16 to open commercial navigation on the Mississippi. The Melinda B followed with two barges to Dubuque, then Cap'n Howder with six empty grain barges headed for Muscatine terminals. Cap'n Howder due by afternoon, Frank to push two barges for McKee. Amica Missouri bound for Bettendorf with four petroleum barges. Lock and Dam 16 noted seven to eight more tows entering the lower Rock Island district bound for northern parts.
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Amica Missouri
McKee Feed and Grain Company
Muscatine
Frank
McKee Company
Rock Island
Corps of Engineers
Judge Fines Youths Who Sprayed Car
Three youths aged 15 19 and 19 were fined 20 and costs each by Justice Harold Hanson for tampering with or injuring a motor vehicle. They did not appear in court but were represented by an attorney. The vehicle belonged to Robert P Herwig at 916 Eisenhower Drive and was painted while parked near his home. Informations against the youths were signed January 28.
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Justice of the Peace
Harold Hanson
Donald Lee Smith
Clinton Street
Raymond Kallenberger
Roselawn Avenue
Ronald Allan McCormick
Liberty Street
Robert P. Herwig
Eisenhower Drive
Herwig
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