Muscatine Guests Visit Dr Groben Family
Columbus Junction visitors Dr and Mrs Elmer Groben of Buffalo and Dr and Mrs K C Walker of Baltimore arrive today to stay with the Groben family. Captain James Rutt, stationed in Anchorage, Alaska, spent four days visiting his parents Floyd and Ruth before returning home. Mrs Rutt and three children remain in Alaska until July 1964. Mrs D R Harbison visited Ainsworth on Friday to help celebrate her mother Mrs R L Thompson's birthday.
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Columbus Junction
Elmer P. Groben
Buffalo
K. C. Walker
Baltimore
Elmer Groben
Alaska
James Rutt
Floyd Ruth Me
Anchorage
Omaha
Rutt
D. R. Harbison
Ainsworth
R. L. Thompson
Cabin Breakins Reported in Louisa County Iowa
Two cabins were broken into over the weekend in Louisa County. Willard Patterson of Wanfield reported his cabin on the island below Oakville Bridge on the Iowa River entered by a window and furnishings removed. Vernon Dale of Muscatine also reported a break in to his cabin to Louisa County Sheriff Ralph Me.
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Louisa County
Willard Patterson
Wanfield
Oakville Bride
Iowa River
Vernon Dale
Muscatine
Ralph Me
Louisa County Deeds Recorded and Church Meeting
Deeds recorded in Louisa County include transfers to George Dailey Kay Dailey and Thomas Guiley with quitclaims in Letts and Wilmering addition Morning Sun plus a tax deed for Columbus. The newly organized United Presbyterian Men will meet March 31 at Salem church with further meetings to follow. Local personals note visits among residents in Fairfield Sigourney Columbus Junction and Keokuk.
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Wapello
Louisa County
James
Lottie B. Jones
George
Kay L. Dailey
Harry E
Pearl Gipple
Thomas M. Guiley
Paul W
Sara J. Quigley
Board of Supervisors
James E
Eunice Parkhurst
Quilclaim
Lot
Wilmering
Morning Sun
Robert Leroy Kern
Columbus
City
Columbus Quicuen
United Presbyterian
Salem Presbyterian Church
Cotier Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus Junction
Keith Prizer
Wanda Garber
Fairfield
H. Lee Huston
RB. J. Wotrourbek
Rudy Joe
Sigourney
H. W. Pedersen
L. B. Dempsey
Debbie
Keola
Dennis Stoutner
Automation in Field Advances Tobacco Production in Louisville
Automation increases tobacco output in Louisville Kentucky as farmers adopt mechanical transplanters to move plants from seed beds to fields and devices to lift lower leaves as they ripen, speeding harvest and maturation.
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Louisville
First Muscatine grain shipment heads to New Orleans
About 45 000 bushels of soybeans loaded Saturday at McKee Food and Grain Co elevator were bound for New Orleans in the export market aboard a barge. The Jag towboat brought the barge to Muscatine and picked it up at 6 p.m. The voyage includes stops as it travels from Muscatine to St. Louis, then to Dubuque and beyond. Navigation on the Mississippi opened last Monday with the Nelson M Broadfoot bearing four barges of petroleum upstream to Bedlondo.
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McKee Food and Grain Co
Srip
New Orleans
Muscatine
Jag
St. Louis
R. J. Samuels
Coal Queen
Allen
Dubuque
Mississippi
Nelson M." Broadfoot
Bedlondor
McKee
Journal
Washington
United States
Thousand Fingers to Read Nation's Economy Pulse
Sam Dawson analyzes the spring economy across regions noting uneven growth after a winter lull. He cites department store sales across Federal Reserve districts, regional trends, and persistent problems while optimistic tones emerge about future conditions.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York report details a non surgical healing breakthrough using Bio-Dyne to shrink hemorrhoids relieve itch and ease pain. Observers note rapid pain relief and gradual shrinking across many months with no narcotics or anesthetics. The treatment offered as Preparation A suppositories or Preparation Ointment with applicator and sold as Preparation H at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Wilton PTA Sees Film on Safety Rules
Wilton Community PTA met Thursday night March 21 at the grade school cafeteria to view a bicycle safety rules film. Officers' election was postponed to the next meeting. The group discussed fewer meetings next year and appointing a committee to study organizational changes. Supt Murren noted state legislative items of interest to parents and that news items on these would be important. Fifth grade room mothers served as hostesses. The April meeting will be held at the high school cafeteria to honor the speech department.
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Vun
Wilton Community Pta
W. W. Murren
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Ith
E. J. Hageman
Dowell
Mississippi River
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Robert Morris
New Presbyterian
HALTS
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East Second Street
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Hind
Philadephia
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Coasis Nole Imports
Autoromy
Belle
Dixie Belle
Iowa
Wisconsin
Folger's Instant Coffee
Wilton Pta
Dist. Ci
Lowsville
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