Opening Clinic Held for Muscatine Pre school Pupils
Twenty nine pre school children received medical and dental examinations at Washington school in the first of six clinics coordinated by Muscatine officials and the county medical and dental associations. The schedule lists clinics at McKinley Jefferson Franklin Garfield and Lincoln schools through mid May with exams for all children entering school in September.
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Muscatine
Washington
Muscatine County
Nina Swaske
G. A. Sywassink
J. B. Hathaway
Robert Wilson
McKinley School
K. E. Wilcox
William Catalona
J. M. Woodhouse
Jeffersons
Jefferson John L. Klein
T. M. Miller
Robert Asthilter
John A. Trevarthen
J. D. McPike
F. W. Englund
Franklin School
C. P. Phillips
William Catalena
J. L. Pearlman
E. E. Goss
Garfield School
P. M. Jessup
Robert Klein
John A. Wagner
L. J
Emergency unit to hold Sunday practice in Muscatine
Members of the Muscatine Emergency Aid Rescue unit will hold a practice session at 8:30 a.m. Sunday at the South Muscatine fire station. The plan follows a Tuesday night monthly meeting decision and includes an inventory and mounting the new boat on the unit's trailer.
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Muscatine
South Muscatine Fire Station
Muscatine Band Joins Festival With Fairfield Mt Pleasant
The Muscatine high school band joined bands from Fairfield and Mt. Pleasant for the Little Six Band Festival in Mt. Pleasant. Wayne Sherrard of Illinois State Normal University conducted as rehearsals and a public concert were held in Mt. Pleasant city park and the event benefited musicians and spectators. The Muscatine group was accompanied by Harold Freese instrumental director Gordon McLean and Le Roy Huxtable.
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Muscatine High School
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
Wayne Sherrard
Illinois State Normal University
Muscatine
Harold Freese
Gordon McLean
LeRoy Huxtable
Variety of Study Courses Favored For JC School
Muscatine Junior college reports twenty five students show interest in a 17 course summer program. Dean James Loper says average class size must be 12 to start, with key subjects including physical science English children's literature and teaching arithmetic. Enrollment must be solid by May 13 or courses may be dropped. Summer sessions run June 9 to July 18, Monday through Friday mornings, open to renewing elementary certificates or first time certification.
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Muscatine Junior College
James Loper
Loper
Last Typhoid Inoculations Clinic Tonight
Tonight is the final night for the typhoid vaccination series in the city. Only 21 people attended Tuesday’s session at the First EUB Church on East Sixth Street, so many more are expected tonight from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. Public Health nurses staffed city hall for those unable to attend.
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EUB
East Sixth Street
Mulberry Avenue
City Hall
Briefer bathing suit styles stun Paris fashion show
Jacques Heim unveiled daring mid season beachwear in Paris with beam bras and micro tops barely covering curves. The show featured transparent lace over bathing shorts and siren sarongs, plus strapless sculptured one piece suits and open work dresses signaling a bold beach fashion shift.
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Paris
Jacques Heim
Heim
Telephone Film Marks Kiwanis Club Program
The Muscatine Kiwanis club heard a film called Thanks for Listening presented Tuesday noon by M. A. Pope of Northwestern Bell. Kiwanis president Matt Leuck gave a brief board update, and Charles W. Vaughn was named program chairman for three months. The group set June 18 for the annual picnic at the Box Car Inn.
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Muscatine
Derby Favorite Pri mate Nominated by Starmount Stable
The first nomination for the 1952 Kentucky Derby is Pri mate owned by E. B. Benjamin's Starmount stable. Tom Connolly, umpire-in-chief of the American League, was born in Manchester England.
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Primate
E. B. Benjamin
Starmount Stable
Tom Connolly
Manchester
England
Del Ennis the Phillies' Born-in-Philly Outfielder
Outfielder Del Ennis is the only Philadelphia Phillies player born in Philadelphia, a fact highlighted about the team's hometown connection.
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del Ennis
Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia
May Breakfast Hosted by Wilton Woman's Club
Wilton at Mrs Clara Leith home hosted a nine o clock May breakfast for the Woman's Club with 26 members and guests. Lillian Chapman welcomed as newly elected club president. Jean Titus played accordion solos and Mildred Danfeldt Simpson showed west trip photos.
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Thelma Winter
Maxine Patton
Winifred Marshall
Orville Haskins
James Walton
Maude Teasdale
Florence Supple
Ben Johnson
Frank Darting
Family members from Muscatine listed in notice
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Klatt and family, Mrs. Olga Darting all of Muscatine, and Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Smull are named in the notice.
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Adolph Klatt
Olga Darting
Muscatine
D. V. Smull
Eastern Intercollegiate Tennis Champs at West Point
The 30th annual Eastern Inter collegiate Tennis Championships will be held during the week of June 16 on the courts of the U. S. Military Academy at West Point.
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U. S. Military Academy
West Point
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Sutton
Sand
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Tal Assn
Muscatine Journal
Batterson
MHS
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
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C. de la Menardiere
Himalayas
India
Kiwanis Group
Lee
Sweetbrier
Wilton
Fred Waring
New York City
Igation
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Model
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Waldorf
Starslux
Coor
Lionth
Continental
General Electric
Waring Enterprises Ine Broadcasting System
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Dubuque
Davenport
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
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Broux City
Spencer
Ottumwa and Decorah
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