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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1963

Page

2

Beckey joins Muscatine Bridge Commission oath ceremony

Beckey received the oath of office Monday evening as a member of the Muscatine Bridge Commission succeeding W. Boynton. Hodges appointed Beckey. all members attended. Meeting included attorney R. Ky Stohr and representatives from Modjoski Masters and the Inwa and Ilingis Highway Commissions. Bridge traffic for April was 45 387 vehicles with 40 387 cars and 4 880 trucks, up from April last year. Total revenue for the month was 16 374 35, up 690 65. Eleven month totals show 326 877 vehicles and revenue of 193 211, up about four percent. Disbursements for April were 13 666 73, including 3 970 for fleet equipment. Chairman L. R. McKee, vice chair C. Rehwaldt, and treasurer Eavold Ogilvie reported on a May 2 trip to discuss future funds for new bridge planning. Ralph Riddle Jr. of Eagle Signal presented revised plans for mechanical and audio truck-trailer control. The commission urges adherence to the two-mile speed limit.

R. Ky Stohr Fred White Modjoski & Masters M. B. Mortis M. M. Mermler Inwa Ilingis Jack) McConnaha Apri McConnaha L. R. McKee Commission Charles Rehwaldt Eavold Ogilvie Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency Ralph Riddle Jr Eagle Signal Company

Board Denies Rezoning for Sissell Land in Sweetland

County board of supervisors denied the rezoning request by John H. and Viola W. Sissell for 4.72 acres east of Pine Creek along Highway 22 from NL residential to residential after a morning hearing. A later session discussed Paul Crawbaugh’s request to rezone a Fruitland Township plat along Highway 302 to R-2 commercial and R-2 residential, with testimony on area sanitation and water requirements.

John H Viola W. Sissell Sweetland Pine Creek County Board of Supervisors Paul Crawbaugh Fruitland Township Fruitland Crawhaugh

Development Corporation Dinner Focuses On May 3 Event

Final preparations are underway for the Muscatine Development Corporation annual dinner at 6 30 p m Thursday May 3 at the Elks lodge. About 490 guests expected. Tickets still available by Wednesday noon from the Development Corporation office. Cal Johnson Opportunities Unlimited will be the guest speaker, a former U S congressman who has spoken nationwide. Reverend Everett J Hageman Zion Lutheran Church will be master of ceremonies. The Elks Chanters Quartet will entertain.

Muscatine United States American Trucking Associaion Tie Everett J. Hageman Zion Lutheran Church Elks Chanters Quartet

Seek Removal of Billboard Bill From House Sifting

Twelve members of the Towa House of Representatives including Rep. David Stamey of Muscating county filed a motion to withdraw the billboard control bill from the House Sifting committee so the House can vote on it. Stamey said residents deserve a decision on banning billboards on interstate highways and that the bill should die in committee. The likely vote on removing the bill from the committee could occur early this week. A two thirds vote is required to take the bill from the committee.

Towa House of Representatives David Stamey Muscating County House Stamey Mrollan Stanley Musea- Une

Parole Granted After Six Month Lascivious Acts Sentence

Bonafacio Souceda, 19, of Davenport, received parole after pleading guilty to lascivious acts with a child in Muscatine riot court. Judge M L Sulon ordered parole to Roy Bahms, for two years, with the rape charge to be dropped. Souceda was moved from Davenport on a warrant after relations with a 14 year old girl near Wid Car Den slate parts following his car getting stuck. The Davenport police reported the case.

Bonafacio Souseda Davenport Muscatine M. L. Sulon Souceda Roy Bahms Scott County Wid

Lyn Hanson Named to State College Honor Group

Miss Lyn Hanson of Muscatine was one of 15 girls installed as a member of Chimes at the State College of Iowa Cedar Falls. She is on the Dean's List and was chosen as a junior counselor for Bartlet Hall, secretary of Bartlet Hall, and chairman of the commons program council and art committee responsible for selecting visiting artists. Lyn is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Hanson of 1313 James Place.

Lyn Hanson Muscatine State College of Iowa Cedar Falls Miss Hanson Bartlet Hall Lyn R. L. Hanson James Place

Towa Dental Group Installs Dr McPike as President Elect

Dr J D McPike was installed as president elect of the Iowa Dental Association during its centennial Des Moines convention. New officers include Dr Glenn C Miller president and Dr A J Oosler vice president. Re-elected were Dr Leo G Dick treasurer and Dr Homer Hake secretary. The association began in 1883 with eight dentists. Fluoride studies show decay reductions from 7 to 100 percent using various application methods.

Moscaline J. D. McPike Lewa Dental Association Des Moines Glenn C. Miller Waterloo Oosler Huise Fort Dodge Dent Miller EF. ¥. Peel Leo G. Dick Oakland Homer Hake Iowa Dental Association Iowa State Dental Society Muscatine Aly 4 W. C. Hulp Henry Chase Independence Kulp Columbus Junation St. Louis Iowa Jesse Townsend Iowa City Joseph Hardman David Eisler

Not Guilty Plea Entered in Muscatine Embezzlement Case

Stanley Gilfoyle, 43, manager of a Muscatine appliance store, entered a not guilty plea in Muscatine district court on April 16. He is indicted for embezzling mortgaged property by the altered sale of a tetriperator last October 15.

Stanley Gilfoyle Muscatine Muscatine District Court

Dubuque Youth Drowns in Lake Peosta Tragedy

The body of seven year old Jeffrey Kohn of Dubuque was recovered from Lake Peosta after he drowned while attempting to retrieve a friend's coat. Local authorities reported the incident occurred late Monday with the boy found a few hours after the search began.

Dubuque Jeffrey Kohn Lake Peosta

Road Closing Hearing Is Set In Sweat Land Township

The county board will hold a hearing on May 31 regarding a proposal to close three-fourths of a mile of road running east west along the north boundary of sections two and three in northern Sweat land township.

Sweatland Township

Wapello 4-H Members To Submit Enrollment by May 14

Louisa county 4-H chairman Steve Garland announces all boys 4-H members must turn in their project enrollment sheets to the extension office in Wapello or to their club leader by May 14. The rule covers livestock and other projects. members should contact their leader or the extension office if they lack a enrollment sheet.

Wapello Steve Garland Louisa County Boys 4-H Garland

Pre Trial Conference In Suit For Legal Fees

A Muscatine County District Court pre trial conference was set for May 22 in a 1,447.50 legal fee suit brought by Stanley Bloom and Mealy against Dale Longtin, a West Hill veterinarian. Longtin demanded a jury trial May 1 as the plaintiff seeks reimbursement for defending against a Riverview Heights nursing home special permit matter.

Stanley, Bloom and Mealy Dale Longtin Muscating District Court Longtin West Hill Riverview Heights City Planning and Zone Commission Muscatine County Bar Association Terrence L. Mealy Commission

Muscatine circle K club proposal discussed at Kiwanis meeting

Sixteen Muscatine Community College freshmen registered for the 1963-64 term attended the club meeting with Dean James Loper and counselor James Wallis. The program centered on establishing a Circle K club at the college, a service organization for leadership and community service.

Muscatine Community College Muscatine Kirwanis Club James Loper James Wallis

Canada Acts To Ease Credit

The Bank of Canada cuts its lending rate from 4 per cent to 4.5 per cent, aiming to ease credit conditions. Banks may lower borrowing costs, boosting consumer and business loans in the wake of the rate move.

Canada Ottawa Bank of Canada Kent

Trainees Wanted With High Starting Pay

Muscatine Journal advertises seekers for computer programmers with starting salaries of 550 dollars and experienced operators up to 20000 dollars. Short training period, must be high school graduate, train at own expense, and training will not interfere with current employment. Include phone number and box number.

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