Local Pilot Club Science Fair Winners Named at Muscatine
The second annual citywide Science Fair at Jefferson school gym featured 445 projects from Muscatine area students. Judges selected eight top prize winners to advance to Cedar Rapids. Winners include Diane Klein and Janice Anthony among others from Hayes Catholic high school and Muscatine high school, with prizes in Physical and Biological categories across grades 7 to 12.
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Muscatine
Jefferson School
Pilot Club of
A. A. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Diane Klein
Hayes Catholic High School
Steve Ralston
Muscatine High School
Daniel Bahr
Janice Anthony
Qnd
Barbara Harper
Central Junior High
Kathy Woodhouse
West Junior High School
Jerry Marbler
St. Mathias School
Cindy Custer
Martha Phillips
Paul Biere
West Junior
Eight Cedar Rapids students selected for Seventh Annual Science Fair
Judges recommended eight students for entry in the Seventh Annual Eastern Iowa Science Fair to be held March 26 and 27 in Cedar Rapids. The photographed group includes Bill Brugman, Bill Lagel, Steve Ralston, Daniel Bahr, and Paul Biere, with Diane Klein, Ted Blaesing, and Janica Anthony absent.
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Cedar Rapids
Bill Brugman
Bill Lagel
Steve Ralston
Daniel Bahr
Paul Biere
Diane Klein
Ted Blaesing
Janica Anthony
Journal
West Junior High Recognizes Student Achievements
West Junior high honors 7th graders Susie Schauland and Pat Bloom with top group grades, and 1st place awards go to Dennis Busch, Jim Bossemeyer, Vickie Adams, Judy Plowman, Gwen Barrington, Mary Barrett, Douglas Herlein, and Jeff Daufeldt for biology related grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Schauland
West Junior High School
Pat Bloom
West Junior i High School
Dennis Busch
West
Jim Bossemeyer
Vickie Adams
Judy Plowman
Gwen Barrington
Mary Barrett
Douglas Herlein
Jeff Daufeldt
Schmidhauser Proposes River Trail System
First District of Iowa Representative John Schmidhauser, speaking at the Parks and Recreation Conference in Iowa City, proposed a Mississippi River trail as part of a nationwide system. He said he would draft legislation to authorize the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation to study the project, aligning it with the Great River Road.
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First District of
Iowa
John Schmidhauser
Parks and Recrease
Iowa City
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Celin and Pepe Romero Guitar Duo Here Monday
Spain's royal family of the guitar Celin Romero and his son Pepe will perform Monday for the Muscatine Civic Music Association. The father son duo blends romantic and Flamenco styles with Celin's warm tone and Pepe's brilliant technique as they tour major cities nationwide.
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Celin and
Pepe Romero
Spain
Celin Romero
Pepe
Muscatine
Celia
Louis Biancelli
Romeros
Lady Eagles hold membership and prospect night
The Eagle Auxiliary Ladies gathered Friday evening with about 25 attendees led by Larry D. Kemp. Games and entertainment were provided, prizes awarded, and lunch served by Irene Mooney and Dorothy Brown. Dora Sten Ider and Irene Mooney were among those present. a grade average target was mentioned.
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Eagle Auxiliary
Larry D. Kemp
Don Kemp
Dora Sten
Irene Mooney
State College
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Dorothy Brown
Dora Stenbetter
Fire-Damaged Truck Struck by Vandals Near Fairport
A fire damaged T. D. Wecker's carryall truck west of Fairport on Thursday. Muscatine rural firemen fought the blaze but the salvageable remains were four tires and two batteries. The vehicle was moved, then later found hauled away with holes shot in the tires and batteries stolen.
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T. D. Wecker
Fairport
Muscatine
Wayne Hazen
Sheriff's Office
Wecker
Silvis
Fairport Area
Highway 22
Walnut Street Church Father Son Banquet Held Thursday
Walnut Street Baptist Church hosted a Thursday father son banquet with 4 percent attendance. Hylan Phillips led as master of ceremonies, Dave Holtz directed choir singing, and tributes honored fathers and sons by Chuck and Herb Brudtkuhl. A men's quartet including Herb and Ed Holtz provided music. Steve Phillips played harmonica. Rev. Mel Stadt spoke on Little Brian, representing Shepherds Home and School. Missionary society sponsored the event. nine girls from Mrs Woodrow Meyer Sr.’s class served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut St. Baptist Burely
Hylan Phillips
Dave Holtz
Chuck Brudtkuhl
Herb Brudtkuhl
Ed Holtz
Clarence Holtz
Herb Holtz
Steve Phillips
Arnold Sohn Wins Walton Scholarship
Arnold Sohn 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Sohn of 932 Lucas St. Mascaline, has won the Anne Ken Chapter Track Walton League Scholarship of 100 dollars at Iowa State University where he is a senior in fisheries and wildlife biology. The award honors high scholarship and leadership and he is active in departmental activities and the Zoology club and works part time on NSF research while planning graduate study after graduation.
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Towa State
State Approval Given Area IX School District
The state board of public instruction approved Area IX and school district composed of four others to bring the total in Muscatine Scott and Clinton counties and portions of Cedar Resolutions of the Muscatine county etc.
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Louisa
State Board of Public
Area IX
Muscatine
Scott
Clinton
Cedar
Clinton County
Muscatine County
Cedar Counties
Scott County
Davenport
Burlington Area
Des Moines
Lee
Henry County
Louisa County
Burlingtonand
Keokuk
Associated Press
Driver Arrested After West Mississippi Head-On Crash
Virgil Leroy Nichols Jr. failed to stop at the scene of a head on collision on West Mississippi drive near Lim street. He was arrested on OMVI leaving scene and no operator license charges after being found on railroad right of way. Two other drivers, John Patrick Little and Kathleen Mary Chalupa, were involved. Chalupa passenger Rosemary Lowe sustained a wrist sprain. Nichols bound over to district court with bond set at 300 dollars.
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West Mississippi Drive
Lim Street
Virgil Leroy Nichols, Jr
East Fifth Street
Bob Miller As. Nichols
Hershey Avenue
Nichols
Mississippi Drive
John Patrick Little
Orange Street
Kathleen Mary Chalupa
Rosemary Lowe
West Eighth Street
Charles E. Weggens
Breese Street
Driver Here Is Cleared In Trial
James M. Slack of 901 West Mississippi Drive faced charges of reckless driving and using obscene language after Mrs. Pearl Hazelwood filed a complaint. The case was dismissed by Justice of the Peace G. Pollock on Friday, with $5 costs assessed against the complainant. The Hazelwood charge remained pending.
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James M. Slack
West Mississippi Drive
Justice of the Peace
G. Pollock
Pearl Hazelwood
Slack
Hazelwood
Bud Hazelwood, Jr
Wood‘Jawn Avenue
Muscatine
Pvt Truitt Training With Army At Fort Polk
Pvt William A Truitt son of Mr and Mrs Walter Howard of Seaton AL trains with the army at Fort Polk LA He is grandson of Mr and Mrs Joseph Titus and Mr and Mrs Joseph Truitt of Muscatine His service address is Pvt William A Truitt RA yenss758 Co O 3rd Bn 2nd Trig Brig Fort Polk Louisiana 71459
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William A. Truitt
Walter Howard
Seaton
Army
Fort Palk
Joseph Titus
Joseph Truitt
Muscatine
Co. O
Fort Polk
Louisiana
Muscatine Journal Ownership and AP Rights Notice
The Muscatine Journal a Lee Enterprises paper at 301 F Third St Muscatine Iowa is published daily except Sunday. The paper is entered as second class matter in Muscatine under the Winter Act of March 3879 and the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Muscatine
Weg Subscription Rates in Muscatine City Delivery
Terms to Subscribers Delivered daily by carriers in City of Muscatine, $200 per month in advance. Delivered daily by carrier other than Muscatine, forty cents a week. Tall y one year by mail within fifty miles of Muscatine, $12.00. Daily one year by mail over fifty miles from Muscatine, $18.00. Dial 263-2331. Office hours daily. Special delivery service for papers which are missed.
Registered Insured Mail Fees Increase March 26
Postmaster John H. Hendriks announced fee hikes for registered, insured, certified, and money orders effective March 26. Minimum parcel insurance rises from 10 to 20 cents, liability to 15 dollars, insured mail top rate to 6 cents for up to 200 dollars, and .0.D. collections to 60 cents for ten dollars. Certified mail increases from 20 to 30 cents, new domestic money order fees set at 25 cents up to 10 and 50, 40 cents up to 100, plus 75 cents for registered domestic mail up to 100 value.
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John H. Hendriks
A E Stanley Helps Found Iowa Computer Services
Arthur B Stanley of Muscatine helps launch Computer Services corporation with 21 Iowans and two Iowa firms Community Computers and Organizers Underwriters. Initial operations set for Davenport Des Moines Louis City Cedar Rapids and Council Bluffs with $150000 invested and plans for further capitalization.
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Arthur B. Stanley
Muscatine
Community Computers, Inc
Des Moines
Organizers & Underwriters, Inc
Marion
Ew Company
Davenport
Louis City
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs, Ac
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Evelyn Schauland
Pilot Club
Susan Schauland
Linda Schmidt
A. Johnson
Diana Barnes
M. Rossida
Hayes High
Journal Fhoto
Schmidhauser
Greenwood Cemetery
Lamo
Jacobs
Larry Kemp
Lady Eagles
Sanitone
Walnut St
Arnold Sohn
Walton
Area
OMUS
Pvt. Truitt
the Muscatine Journal
Weg
A.E. Stanley
New Iowa Computer Service
Cording
E. W. Abbott
Abbott
Computer ‘Services Corporation
Ena
Mer
Out Andrews
Plummer Smet
Eleanor Parkere
Itea
Robert Wise
Richard Rodgers
Hammerstein
Ernest Jedtsee
Martinees
Hale
Ath & Harrison
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