Flag Presentation at McKinley School Pack 1d Meeting
Cub Scout Pack 1d at McKinley School received an American Flag from the VFW Auxiliary during a Saturday evening pack meeting. Hatsty Starkweather accepted the flag from Mrs. Marle Montz as Cubmaster Starkweather led an awards program highlighted by a bobcat ceremony.
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McKinley School
VFW
Starkweather
Marle Montz
Stephen Schulz
Harry Starkweather
Thomas Flickinger
Ricky Skubal
George Tiecke
John Stolley
Lron
Eric Dittrich
Bill Baumgardner
Den
Cecil Houseman
Kenneth Bar
Ken Weggen
Steven Wheeley
Alex Dielrich
Denner
Charles Houseman
Raymond
Dang
Jeffery
Louie Stanbro
Randy Walch
Donald Yerington
Greg Buster
Steven Lee
Mike Watson
Wll
David Slanbrn
Welt
Dennut
Grain futures show little change amid slow trading
Grain futures on the Board of Trade moved only slightly as late afternoon activity remained weak. May wheat, corn, and rye faced moderate pressure with fractional losses, while support was sparse and tied mainly to vesting orders on the scaledown. Carlot receipts listed around 14 wheat cars, 620 corn cars, 31a rye cars, 8 barley cars, and 51 soybeans.
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Board of Trade
Chicago Cash Grain Market Summary
Chicago prices for commodities show wheat absent with mixed bids for No. 2 yellow corn and No. 3 yellow soybeans. Sample grades range. barley priced around 1.80, with feed notes and unit values near 1.00 to 1.08.
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Chicago
Fate of Access Bill Weighed By Gov Hughes
Gov Harold Hughes weighs a controversial access control bill with Tes Moles-L. M. Claudson chief engineer and highway commissioners in his office. Supporters urge passage while opponents warn it could cost Iowa millions. If vetoed today the bill fails. if not signed or vetoed it becomes law. A similar 1961 bill had been vetoed by Gov Norman Erbe.
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Tes Moles
L. M. Cladson
Iowa Highway Commission
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Highway Commission
Norman Erbe
Dean Emeritus of Iowa State College Dies at 73
Iowa City obituary reports Francis M. Dawson 73 former dean emeritus of the State University of Iowa College of Engineering died Sunday night after suffering a stroke. He served as dean from 1926 to 1959. Survived by widow two sons and two daughters.
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Iowa City
Francis M. Dawson
State University of Iowa
Collge
Tie
Obituary notices from Muscatine area deaths
Multiple obituaries from Muscatine and nearby areas report the deaths of John H Mohnssen Sr 56 Henry Pomeroy 91 David Mark 78 Arthur A Rennison Homer F James David Hayden Myrtle R Christensen Permelia T Walker and others. Funeral services set at various homes churches and cemeteries with interments at Greenwood Memorial Park Illinois City and Memorial Park. Surviving relatives include children grandchildren and siblings across Muscatine Rock Island Davenport and Seattle.
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John H. Mohnssen
John H.mohnssen Sr
Hotel Magentiné
Muscatine General Hospital
Mohnssen
Muscatine
Fairbanka Home
EB 3
Hageman
Greenwood Cemetery
Henry Pomeroy
Layman
Culver Street
George M. Wittich
J. Arthur Eveland
Memorial Park Cemetery
Pomeroy
David Mark
East Fifth Street
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Mark
Bor
Latvia
Shia
Ella Zellicke Mark
Celia Sax
Rock Island
Mack
Snai Moses Synagogue
B'Nai Brith
Knights of Pythias Lofige
Irwin Shapiro
Paul Halpern
Lottie Zigman
Vixon T
Deborah
Lori Shapiro
Julie Halpern
George M. Wiltich
B'Nai Moses Cemetery
Arthur A. Rennison
Tlinois City
Ilinois City
Movida
Larson Funeral Home
Milan
Lowell M. Campbell
Milan Presbyterian Church
Illinois City Cemetery
American Legion
Reynolds
Mark Hanson
Bud Danielson
Edward Bell
Ernest
Mueller
Dewey
Baker
Earl Price
Permelia T. Walker
Hershey
Minois City
George B
Roxanna c. Cunningham Davidson
Ooycats
Avthael Walker
E.U.B. Church
Lloyd Walker
Wayne Walker
East Moline
Benjamin Walker
Munich
Germany
Samuel
Effie) Johnson
Dexter, Mich
Rudolph
Dora
Stender
Kenneth
Mabel) Canart
Butcher Hog Market Noted Slow In Chicago Trade
Demand was mostly slow in the butcher hog market Monday with offerings around 7,500 head selling steady to weak. Prices held for No 1 and 2 grades at 144.40 for 300-330 lb weights while mixed 1-3 moved up to 3.13 per lb. Sows and slaughter steers showed varied results with some prime lots trading higher and other classes steady. Sheep offerings were light with slaughter lambs about 50 cents higher at 20.50 for mixed choice and prime, wooled lambs rising to around 20.50 while ewes fetched 6.00-8.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Wholesale poultry prices steadied in Chicago market
Chicago buyers faced steady wholesale prices for live poultry with unchanged costs. Notable quotes mention 60 BSC and 70 per cell or better, with White Rock fryers priced at 20-21 and roastern 26-87. Data appears from USDA live poultry wholesale notes and regional price checks.
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Chicago
Ye Anges Ead Yi
USDA
Chicago Market Report on Potatoes and Red Varieties
USDA potato market notes show shipments and demand levels across days Friday through Sunday. Idaho and Red River Valley reds priced around 1.90 to 2.00 per pound with new supplies moderate. Florida round reds near 1.00 per pound as market remains steady.
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Chicago
USDA
Idaho
Red River Valley
Florida
Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
Omaha livestock prices show little change with Cattle near 14,300 head and feeders steady. Beef cuts and rounds noted. buyers and sellers quote limited activity as old and new lots mix with variable demand across the day.
Daily Report Admitted and dismissed names many residents
The Daily Report lists admissions incl Avis and David Titus and many others with addresses on Cedar, Fill, Fifth, Route 4, Oak, Mulberry, Mississippi Drive, and more. Dismissals cover numerous spouses and infants at various city, town, and county locations. Births note several newborns with parental lines. court entries include probate, intoxication, and divorce actions with names, dates, and outcomes.
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Avis
David Titus
Liberty
Ronald Wing
David Eggenburg
George Wagn
Foster
William Emiel
Woodlawn
George Nicola
Allen Putnam
Diana Hoag
Almina ‘Cracker
Dawn Nichols
Jeffery Wiles
Lester Smith
Columbus Junction
Nellie Feely
Mississippi Drive
Clell Cooper
Oak
Edward Leichty
Wayland
Orpha Esc
Letts
Pearl Hintermeister
E. Firth
Olive Gremmel
Mulberry
Rene Seligman
Hershey
Michael Boynton
W. Fourth
Robert Sell
New Boston
Dean Lake
Town City
Larry Kephard
Wilton
Glen Copginger
Smalley
Carter Nyiin
Illino
Frank Olish
Cedar
Nettie Coffin
Conesville
Roger McDaniel
Joy
Wesley Ruthenberg
Aledo
Clark Miller
Sherman
Dennis Rock
E. Sixth
Floyd Highfield
Sampson
Felix Rupert
Geneva Drive
Erwin Switzer
Fine
Gregory Potter
Oreton
Kenneth Scott Lincoln
Iowa Aviator In Viet Nam Awarded DFC
Two U S Air Force officers, Capt. Donald J. Maxwell of Ames Iowa and Capt. Waldo U Miller of Mary Esther Fla, were among the first to win Distinguished Flying Crosses for heroism in Viet Nam. General Roller Anthis presented the medals in Saigon for extraordinary achievement in aerial flight over the Republic of Viet Nam. Both pilots belong to the 1st Air Commando Group operating B26 bomber aircraft with Vietnamese markings.
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Saigon
Squir
Viet Nam
Donald J. Maxwell
Ames
Iowa
Waldo U. Miller
Mary Esther
Fla
Roller Anthis
Republic of Viet Nam
1St Air Commando Group
Young Democrats Ratify Constitution By Unanimous Vote
Young Democrats met at the Civic Center to read and ratify a constitution by unanimous vote. Bob Huber, president, appointed committees. Johny Mink named coordinating chair. Next meeting set for April 7 at 7 30 p.m. State convention planned for April 19 to 24 in Okumwea.
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Kathy Conway
Jean Ann Briggs
Karen Schaapverd
Barb Beirman
Bob Huber
Owamya
Okumwea
Mrs Holdorf Reports On Washington Trip
Forty two members attended the Fulton township Far Bureau meeting at Crabapple on March 22. Mrs Herbert Holdorf reported on a trip to Washington D C. Other reports came from Mrs Robert Bockwoldl and Glenn Moeller. Mary McAllister spoke on Safety in Home and Recreation. Debby Moeller and Cindy Smith led activities.
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Fulton Township
Far Bureau
Crabapple
Ralph McAllister
Andrew Horst
Sara Zimmerman
Rose Mary Zimmerman
Forrest Burmeister
Herbert Holdorf
Washington,d. C
Robert Bockwoldl
Glenn Moeller
National Policy Committee
Mary McAllister
Debby Moeller
Cindy Smith
Henry Hanson
South Pacific
Theft at Stockton Home Sees $70 Missing From Coin Banks
A burglary at the Ernest Stages home in Stockton Friday night left a unlocked house entered between 9 and 9:30 p.m. and ransacked. About $70 in savings, mostly from coin banks including $15 in half dollars, was reported missing to the sheriff's office.
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Charles Staggs
Ernest Stages
Stockton
Charlie Whisler
Wes
Wopsie Best 4-H Plans Bake Sale
Wopsie Best 4-H Club met at the home of Lucille and Jeanne Anderson. Vice president Corrine Windes ordered the meeting as members prepared for a bake sale on April 13. Members to bring food by 9 am and a donation to the foreign student fund was approved. Demonstrations included "Let's Cook Cereal" and cookies.
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Wosley
Tae Wopsie
Lucille
Jeanne Anderson
Corrine Windes
Julie Ruess
Minceon
Deidie Holz
Ami
Leatha Silage
Commie Lehman
Linda Spinden
Carole Kile
Lucas Grove Citizenship Club Sees Talk on St Patrick
The Lucas Grove citizenship group met on Friday with Tim Burns and talk by Tisha Griesenbrock about St Patrick. Roll call asked Why I Like Spring. Stephen Hopker Tisha Griesenbrock and Rocky Lindle organized the game and prize distribution for children while Sarah Stange and Ralph Danner served refreshments.
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Luegas Grove
Mdl
Lucas Grove
Seinal
Tim Burns
Maiter
Billy van Zande
Tisha Griesenbrock
St. Patrick
Stephen Hopker
Rocky Lindle
Sarah Stange
Ralph Danner
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Cub Pack
Velma Graham
Mark Freese
Chuck Graham
Mike Graham
Steven Reynolds
Mike Spaulding
Dale Thomas
Steve Weggen
David Paul Watson
Woll
Den 4
Stave Reynolds
Nerbury den 5
Jack Wall
Yoe Mahe
Police
National Guard
Bokry
Gov
SUI
Homer F
James Columbus Junction
Homer F. James
Veterans Hospital
Stacy Funeral Home
Robert Partis
Mb’. B. ©. Roundy
Robert Reaney
Lee Ghad James
Roland Rabenold
Glen Edwards
Ben Browning
Richard Norrig
American Legion Post
W.F.W
Wanquo
Columbus City Cemetery
David
Hayden
George M. Wil- Heh
Herbert Beuoy
George Holliday
Gerald, Balwin
Harold Lincoln
Marvin Lincoln
Raymond Lincon
Howard Lincon
Raymond Lincoln
James Wier
Robert McIkay
Claude Harder
Mone
Mouth
New Boston Loage AF
Chester Law
Mr. Hayden
Muscatine General
Myrile R. Christensen
Myrtle R. Christensen
Ralph J. Wilich
Athur Eveland
Gary Freers
Tvan Cochran
Richard Ludman
Otto Schuhick
Robert C. Docries
Memorial Park
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U.S
Ilower
Sheen
Lone Tree
Budah
Lynn Bell
Les Schoopveld
Connie Musser
Lexie Kirkpatrick
Pegoy Barton
Harry Christofferson
Dale Lenz
Harold Duffey
Kathy Schreiber
Suzie Elliott
Janice Fish
Shirley Norman
Steve McGuire
Ron Slaughter
John Latta
Susie Schomberg
Journal
New York
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Li Am Can 45Th Alum Co
Sli
Am Motors
Gen Motors
A Cola
Phillips
Goodrich
Goodyear
Sears Rock TA
Radio Corp
Sinclair Oil
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Kresge
Shay Stud
Maytag
Saifl
Monsanto
Texaco
Mont Ward
Union Bacetir
Marshall Figld
United Air L
Daily Report
Darrell Grifton
Tipton
Leonard Tisor
Kenneth Kemper
Gary Schnedlex
Marcus Rra
Larry Ford
Ron
Victoria Lynn
Robert Vorwerk
Hubbard Circle
China
Lake
Calif
Vorwerk
Grace Ann Froehner
Lyle Froehner
Don Miller
Sycamore
Willam Wellope
Tom Deeny
Mattoon
Lester Wymer
Patmalee Street
Charles Bernard John
Brodie
Cedar'strest
Justice Court
Harvey Allbes
Richard Kenneth- Honea
Eighth Jarvest
Yrabate
Josenhodie Meath
Leota Heath
Barbara
Jane Weikert
Larry Francis Weikert
Matthew Westrate
Young Democrats
Mrs. Holdorf
Washington
Wopsie Best
Lucas Grove Club
Honor
Wilton High School
Jarry
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