Bowling League Scores and Standings Summary
Wareco wins high team game 48 under Hahn Bros 933 top individual game Bill Greenwald 234 Bud Truitt 226 and high series Larry Jones 603 Bud Truitt 673. Erwin tops ladies with 509 series J Laughlin 202 game. Wareco 2766 and Hahn Bros 2752 lead team totals. Hon Industries ups first team 2150 with Steins 2071. Morcy Kaalberg 225 and Morey Kaalberg 574 221. Prime Mover 2513 Keller 2481 high team series.
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Wareco
Hahn Bros
Bill Greenwald
Bud Truitt
Larry Jones
Ladies High Ind
J. Laughlin
M. Erwin
Red Jacket
Hon-Industries
D. Brown
D. Raushenberger
Ind
B. Capshaw
Steins
Morcy Kaalberg
Steve Frye
Morey Kaalberg
Les Mercer
H.¥. Keller
Pearl City
Moose Gremme
White
H.V. Keller
O.M. Coin Shop
Hon
Tnd
Ed's
Griff's Gains Bowling Roll Off Triumphs in City League
Griff's Gains defeated Hunters TV 2220 to 2204 in a Ladies City League playoff Friday night. Team members were Rita Shoppa, Helen Woods, Marilyn Hansen, Kathy Minder, and Carol Figg. Top game 184 by Jean Holliday, who also led with a 513 series. Bowling banquet set for May 5 at 6:20 at Don's Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffs Lounge
Hunter's TV
Rita Shoppa
Helen Woods
Marilyn Hansen
Kathy Minder
Carol Figg
Jean Holliday
Don's Restaurant
Midwest League scores and weather impact
The Associated Press reports Burlington defeated Quad Cities 8 to 4 while Quincy beat Danville 5 to 2 and Decatur edged Clinton 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Waterloo game at Appleton postponed by rain and Cedar Rapids at Wisconsin Rapids was listed as a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Burlington
Quad Cities
Quincy
Danville
Decatur
Clinton
Waterloo
Appleton
Cedar Rapids
Wisconsin Rapids
Muscatine Daily Hospital Briefs May 1 1977
Obits and notices from Muscatine area including admissions at Mercy Hospital Iowa City and University Hospitals Iowa City. Names appear for patients Mrs J W Myers Mrs Ken Admitted and others with addresses in Wilton Junction Atalissa Fruitland Oakwood Nursing Home and Muscatine. Also weekly hospital volunteer schedule and a list of district court actions including marriage license Dennis Allen Jacobs and Nancy Fish and a dissolution judgment for Sandra Combs and Larry Combs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert “Finley
Nichols
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
District Court
R.K. Stohr
Arthur F. Janssen
Dennis Allen Jacobs
Nancy Jean Fish
Muscatine
State of
Robert Ross
Bureau of Adult Correction Services Department of Social Services
Sandra Sue Combs
Larry Gene Combs
Admiral
State of Iowa
Donald Allen
W.S. Pheteplace
M.D
Robert Picchiotti
Allen
Donna
State of Town
Dennis Sprague
Arthur Simmons
Max Richard Lobberecht
Western Transportation Company
Earl H. Krenz
Emma Krenz
Lobberecht
Western Transportation Co
Steven Craig Franklin
Muscatine County
Garry D. Woodward
Sterner
Moscow
Iowa
Howard C. Gill
Wilton Junction
Melvin Fick
Obituary notices for Riessen and Gregory in Iowa
Funeral services for Paul Riessen 64 of Durant will be held Monday at Frick Funeral Home. Bur ial in Durant cemetery. Riessen died Friday at Mercy Hospital Davenport. Survived by Vera Riessen wife, ten children, two brothers, one sister and twenty grandchildren. Mary Eleanor Gregory 51 of West Liberty requiem Mass Monday at St Joseph Catholic Church. Burial Mt Calvary Cemetery. Survived by two brothers and two sisters. Also notices for Harry G Wiegand 63 with funeral held at Fairbanks Chapel and burial Greenwood Cemetery. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant — Funers
Paul Riessen
Durant
Frick Funeral Home
Muscatine
Delores) Wuestenberg
Walcott
Charles
Beverly) Clark
Davenport
Bonita Riessen
Herbert Riessen
Rapid City
S.D
Allen Riessen
Rhiene
Lenora) Voehl
Mary Eleanor Stregory
West Liberty
Mary Eleanor Gregory
Route 1
Towa City
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Mt. Calvary
Gregory
John
Margaret Grady Brennan
Iowa City
Stanley Gregory
Nce
Harry G. Wiegand
Fairbanks Chapel
Greenwood Cemetery
Donald J. Owen
Eva Kramer
the Elks
Harvey Axel
Dean Tiecke
Fred Hurlbut
Lloyd Deahr
Clair York
Robert Hopkins
Wiegand
Magnolia
Week of sports slate with multiple events across campuses
A dense schedule lists baseball, tennis, track, golf, and football across MCC, MHS, and area schools from Monday through Saturday. Notable items include MCC at CR Kirkwood, MHS at Bettendorf, and district, sub regional, and sectional events for girls and boys, plus the stock car races in Columbus Junction and a spring football game in Iowa City.
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Kirkwood
West Liberty
MHS
West Branch
London
Basehball MCC
CR. Kirkweod
C.R. Kennedy
Columbus
Wilton
Pleasant Valley
Morning Sun
Wapello
Pekin
Lone Tree
Durant
Williamsburg
State
Des Moines
Bettendorf
MHS Girls At
Rockridge
Iowa City
Fairfield
Columbus Junction
Bank of America Branch Bombed in Santa Cruz
A pipe bomb in a wooden box damaged a Santa Cruz Bank of America branch and shattered windows, with $10,000 in damage. Four nearby houses also had windows broken and a pipe fragment pierced a wall. No injuries or arrests reported amid a rash of 35 bank-related arson and bombing acts in 13 months across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz
Calif
Bank of America
Montebello
Los Angeles
Berkeley
Oakland
Mill Valley
Sausalito
San Francisco
Robert Morris students join Rho Alpha Honor Society
Miss Nancy Mayhew of Aledo is among 20 Robert Morris College students initiated into the Rho Alpha Honor Society. Initiates must be full time, rank in the top 10 percent, and reflect character and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Prairie
Nancy Mayhew
John Mayhew
Aledo
Robert Morris College
Rho
Robert Morris
Philip Zimmerman
Sherrard
Idlewild
C.E.S
Grandview man charged after two car mishap
A Grandview man, Lloyd D. Werner 61, was charged with failure to yield at a stop intersection after his 1968 Pontiac collided with Norman J. Robbins 25 of Wapello at the Grandview corners intersection on Highway 6L and 92 around 8:45 AM. No injuries were reported. Trooper Lynn Serbousek investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Grandview Corners
Lloyd D. Werner
Norman J. Robbins
Wapello
Werner
Iowa House votes to revise dram shop protections
DES MOINES AP The Iowa House moved to limit liability under the dram shop law and added a six month notice requirement for injury lawsuits while barring insurance settlements that sue tavern owners. The measure mirrors Senate changes in the liquor reform bill and faces a possible return vote next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
House
Senate
Homemakers Tour Davenport Area Members Visit Parks and Shops
Nine members of the Sweetland Farm Bureau Homemakers toured Davenport area sites on Thursday. They visited the flower conservatory and hot house at Vander Veer Park and the WOC radio and television station in the morning. After lunch at Palmer cafeteria they toured Duck Creek Plaza Kimberly Barn and Flower City, ending with shopping at Turnstyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland
Sweetland Farm Bureau Homemakers
Flower Conservatory
Vander Veer Park
WOC
Palmer
Duck Creek Plaza
Kimberly Barn
Flower City
Turnstyle
Mother's Tea Set For High Prairie May 4
High Prairie 4 H Club members of Lake Lassies will host a Mother's Tea at 7:30 p.m. May 4 at the High Prairie United Methodist Church. Each family should bring one dozen cookies. Also, the WSCS meeting at 9 a.m. on May 6 will be at Mrs. Don Scott's home with co host Mrs. Marlin Eichelberger. Mrs. Clifford Herlein will lead the lesson The Pessimist the Humanist and the Prophet. Grandview visitors include Arthur Wagler and family from Kingston and William Fulton and Ted from Grandview, calling on Eugene Lankford and Mrs. Fremont Hendrickson of Linwood, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Fircinuk
Lake Lassies
High Prairie United Methodist Church
WSCS
Don Scott
Marlin Eichelberger
Clifford Herlein
Grandview
Arthur Wagler
Kingston
William Fulton
Ted
Davenport
Eugene Lankford
Fremont Hendrickson
Linwood
Calif
Corps to open bids for tow haulage units on Upper Mississippi
The Rock Island District Corps of Engineers will open bids at 1 a.m. on Wednesday May 19 for five tow haulage units to pull barges from Mississippi River locks including Muscatine and New Boston. Installations planned at Locks 13 16 17 18 and 21 with delivery to the Pleasant Valley base by January 15 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island District of the
Corps of Engineers
Mississippi River
Muscatine
New Boston
Fulton
Burlington
Quincy
Lock and Dam No. 14
Pleasant Valley
Iowa Unemployment Insurance Payments Reach Record Highs
Iowa unemployment insurance payments totaled 5.42 million dollars in March for 101 960 weeks of insured unemployment plus 528 282 paid to ex servicemen and 22 592 to former federal workers. Muscatine area payments included 345 408 91 dollars for 848 weeks in Muscatine county 13 632 73 in Cedar and 17 464 31 in Louisa. The commission notes winter peaks and higher wages increased payments. Proposed 1972 extended benefits would cover up to 13 weeks beyond regular benefits financed half by federal funds and half by Iowa employers with 5500 Iowa workers potentially eligible. Legislation under consideration by the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Muscatine
Muscatine County
Cedar County
Louisa County
Commission
U.S
Congress
Iowa General Assembly
Gray Plumbing Store Closes This Week in Columbus Junction
The Gray Plumbing Store in the Dewey Smith building on Main Street will shut this week due to high operating costs. Hollie Orris will handle telephone calls from his residence to service the Columbus area. Nearby residents and businesses are advised of the closure plans and ongoing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Restopia
University Hospital
Iowa City
Evelyn Moran
Mercy Hospital
Ethel Benhart
Burlington
Jerry Griffin
Bill Moran
Clinton
Ocle Moran
William Longstar
Wil
Columbus Baptist Chapel
Grace Temple Baptist Chapel
Muscatine
Columbus Junction State Bank
Cedarcrest County Club
Conesville May Meetings Set By Local Groups
The Conesville Town Council schedules a May 7 p.m. meeting at the town hall. The Lucky Clovers 4-H Club plans a May 6 8 p.m. gathering at the Oakland Community Building with hosts Doris and Donna McCullough. Activities include craft demos and tasks, pledge leads, and community group attendance. Also noted: 4-H pledge, flag pledge, and events for Royal Neighbors of America and local church societies with various hostesses and presenters. Community members Carl Lutz and Everett Stewart are briefly mentioned in social visits.
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Lucky Clovers
Oakland
Doris
Donna McCullough
Conesville Camp
Royal Neighbors of America Lodge
Wilton Junction
Rogers Opens Middle East Peace Mission in Saudi Arabia
Secretary of State William P. Rogers flew to Riyadh to start a new peace drive in the Middle East with King Faisal and other Saudi leaders. He will also visit Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt and Israel to pursue talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
William P. Rogers
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Rogers
Riyadh
Faisal
Jordan
Lebanon
Egypt
Israel
Muscatine High Band and Choir at YWCA Smorgasboard
The Muscatine High School stage band and stage choir will perform a program for the YWCA smorgasbord Monday evening. Supper for YWCA members and guests is at 6, program at 7. The band plays Light Blues Night in Old Town San Francisco, and the choir sings Foggy Day Love is Here to Stay. They unite on All About the Blues and Hey Dude. Sue Workman presents Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo. Band Boosters open the Park Avenue garage 2 to 3:30 pm Sunday to collect yard sale merchandise for the May 8 school event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine High School
YWCA
Old Town
San Francisco
Sue Workman
Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo
Highway Commission
Park Avenue
Iowa to replace two Highway 6 bridges in Muscatine
The Iowa Highway Commission authorize replacement of two bridges on Highway 6 over the Cedar River and Sugar Creek west of the 6 48 intersection. The project, costing 1 057 000 dollars, will be funded through the commission's construction program and ends embargoes on heavy trucks and buses amid local objections from Wilton West Liberty Durant and Muscatine areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Highway Commission
Highway 6
Muscatine
Cedar River
Sugar Creek
Highway Commission
Wilton
West Liberty
Durant
Luther League Banquet Honors Confirmed Members
The Senior Luther League of Zion Lutheran Church hosted a banquet at Fellowship Hall Thursday honoring the 1971 confirmation class. Parents, coaches Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marr, and church leaders attended. Pastor Boyce gave the invocation. Steve Welk served as toastmaster. Sarah Stange delivered the welcome. David Hoag spoke for the class. Ray Stange chaired the youth program, a film The Parable highlighted the evening, with Donna Axel and Sara Sabbath contributing vocal numbers and group singing. Sue Breckenfelder led as general chair, Barb Tietge handled decorations, Carolyn Welk managed food, and Debbie Hoag oversaw dining room arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of Zion Lutheran Church
Fellowship Hall
Richard Marr
Boyce
Steve Welk
Sarah Stange
David Hoag
Ray Stange
Donna Axel
Sara
Sabbath
Pastor Boyce
Sue Breckenfelder
Barb Tietge
Carolyn Welk
Debbie Hoag
Gottlieb urges newspapers to speed to electronic era
At the 1971 News Executives Conference in Minneapolis David Gottlieb president of Lee Enterprises Davenport Iowa says newspapers are getting the lead out and moving to electronic production. He notes computers are used for production and editing and predicts decreasing value of red in production. He shows a film and outlines computer techniques in use or developing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Research Institute
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Watson's TY
Hahn Bros. Hawk Motors
Thermiogas
Moose No
L. Mulls
Lee's Snack Bar
Hon Ind
Lanfier Plastering
Twi Lite Strugglers
Morgan Trucking i
Bosch Pest Control
Kent Feeds Inc
G.&p. Stein
Wills Fairall
Han Industries
Griff's
Muscatine, Lr
Journal
Daily Report
J.W. Myers
Ken
William Lear
Hershey
John Nehas
Iva Halliman
Odell Hughes
Schiey
Timothy Hahn
Karen Hinkhouse
Atalissa
Linda Allen
Christine Thompson
Nebraska
Lloyd Strause
Fruitland
Amanda Schneilder
George McDonald
E. Fifth
Carolyn Murphy
E. Sixth
Alberta Leu
Oakwood Nursing Home
Marion Kallenberger
W. Fulham
Elma Hurlbut
Stewart Road
Mabel Hatfield
Kansas
Morris Hoopes
University Hospitals
Mabel Lischer
Glendale
Phoenix
Ariz
St. Joseph’s Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Roscoe Marshall
Sixth St
Muscatine General Hospital
Minnie Romann
Mabel Terry
Don Gray
Eugene Leyle
Claude Harris
William Goddard
Doug Cader
Richard Meegtin
Elmer Quandt
Audrey Kern
Mary Young
Don Ziegenhorn
John McNeal
Lyls McCullough
Ron Grady
Clifford Bower
William Mumford
Clark Crouse
Norbert Beckey
Grace Crull
Glen Halstorf
Daryl Wittmer
Don Lange
Irving Heerd
Arthur Hetzler
Edgar Kemper
Robert Lewis
JoAnn Bloom
Ronald Streger
Ronald Eggenburg
Joan Phillips
Merle Young
Sheldon Neeld
Arthur Umilandt
Paul Welk
John Eis
Kenneth Gregersen
Glen Barrington
Roy Miller
A.P. Thomas
Gene Waddell
David Horney
Jane Ogilvie
With Smith
Herbert Dickinson
Pauline Wolf
Vernon Thede
Raymond Wozniak
Henry Kathrein
R.E. Dunker
Maude Kalon
Norene Boley
Kenneth Bright
V.P. Graettinger
Beverly Olson
Edwin Siering
Cecil Houseman
Claude Edmonds
Florence Hain
Charles Edwards
Edward Lilge
Vera Krueger
Warren Dutton
Elsie Petersen
William Smith
Robert Day
Fred Philippi
Alice Nyenhuis
Elmer Potter
George Kruse
Viola Hoffman
Leo Grosjean
AUL Riessen
Scott County
Paul and
Anna Riessen
Vera L. Otto
St. Thomas More Church
West Liberty American Legion
Oakdale
Francis Brennan
John Brennan
Town City
Leona Sloan
Lester Janney
Edward O'Hair
Snider
Funeral
Mcc
Gee
U High
Fort Madison Aquinas
Wapeilo
Burlington N.C
Golf Palmer
Norway
California
Buffalo Prairie News
Doyle Tracey
Moline
Doyle Tracy
Harley Brown
Chester Colclasure
Prairie Chapter C.E.S
Aledo High School
Richard L. Hogan
Maurice Stephens
Homemakers Tour
Davenport Area
High Prairie
Conesville
Donna Thornton
Doris McCullough
Darlene McCullough
Jean Bloomquist
Nadine Houseal
Sandy Buser
Cindy Crafton
Vicki Williams
Venita Vincent
Women’s Fellowship
Grace United Church of Christ
Women’s Society of Christian Service
DeVere Evans
Council Bluffs
Everett Stewart
Lucille Williams
Letts
Luther League
Gottlieb
Washington
Dubuque
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
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