Fiorello Cast Named for Muscatine High School Show
The Village Players of Muscatine High School announce the cast for Fiorello! to be staged May 10 and 11 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Lead Fiorello is Joe Veerhusen with an extensive list of cast and chorus members including Judy Mull Marie Tom Lehnert Tim Stelzner and many others. Nancy French is student director and Bob Eichelberger stage manager.
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Village Players
Muscatine High School
Joe Veerhusen
Fiorello
Judy Mull
Marie
Tom Lehnert
Morris
Tim Stelzner
Neil
Thom Lawrence
Ben Marino
Betty Cleffman
Thea
Martha Phillips
Dora
Bill Crews
Dealer
Bill Rueckert
Carey Beatty
Cliff Hart
Jim Walters
Jim Whitmore
Nancy French
Bob Eichelberger
Judy Eubanks
Barbara Allen
Insurance Talk Given For Rotary
Charles J Reed presented a noon Rotary program on Insurance is an Idea. He traced insurance to ancient Greece and noted Benjamin Franklin as America’s first agent. The talk highlighted insurance as essential to society and progress.
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Charles J. Reed
Davenport
B.C
America
Benjamin Franklin
I Insurance
Forest Park College Names New Athletics Chief Havemann
Ron Havemann, formerly of Muscatine, will become Director of Athletics and Chairman of Physical Education at Forest Park Community College in St. Louis effective Aug 14. He will supervise a $3 million gymnasium project, shape the new physical education curriculum for about 7000 students, direct the athletic program, and launch a comprehensive intramural system. Havemann is completing a doctoral degree at the University of Missouri and has coached at Muscatine and Keokuk Community College, with recent work at the University of Missouri. Forest Park, a growing campus in the St Louis Junior College District, expects nine new PE staff in 1969 and nine more in 1970 as enrollment nears 8000 by 1970.
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Ron Havemann
Muscatine
Forest Park Community College
St. Louis
Havemann
University of Missouri
Muscatine High School
Wartburg College
Waverly
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
University of Iowa
Wilton High School
Keokuk Community College
Department of Physical Education
University of Missori
Sott Custards Add Elegant Dessert Touch
Sott custards bring a tasty elegance to dessert rosters. Serve atop ice cream, fruit, or cake for a refined finish.
Scoutorama honors Sixteen First Class Ribbon Winners
At Scoutorama held at Bruner Field in Muscatine on Saturday, Hoover District of Boy Scouts of America awarded Showman First Class ribbons to sixteen participant units. Units listed include Explorer Post No. 115 of Trinity Episcopal Church with "Keep America Clean," Explorer Post No. 127 of First Methodist Church, and Scout Troop No. 72 of Island, among others.
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Bruner Field
Muscatine
Hoover District of
Boy Scouts of America
Trinity Episcopal Church
America
First Methodist Church
Barbeque
Island
Grant School
P.T.A
Nichols Volunteer Fire Department
New Address For Schafer Opens Long List Of Scout Units
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Schafer announce their son Paul L. Schafer has entered the army on February 26 1968. His address is Pvt. Paul L. Schafer US 54929886 Fort Ord California and the page lists numerous Scout Troops Cub Packs and sponsor affiliations including First Methodist Church Jefferson School P T A Mt. Zion and Lincoln School P T A among others with related activities and accolades.
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William P. Schafer
Fulham Ave
Paul
Paul L. Schafer
Ce “A
C.S.T. E.D.E
Fort Ord
Calif
Jackie A. Crull Bergen
Lewis Bergen
King Ave
Armistead B. Smith, Jr
Naval Service
Muscatine High names valedictorians and salutatorian
Steve Lawrence 18 son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Lawrence 1619 Mulberry graduates with a 3.82 GPA as salutatorian for the 1968 class. Alice Fishburn and Rex Gantenbein both 18 share valedictorian honors with a 4.0 GPA. Fishburn is daughter of John and Mrs Fishburn 716 Mulberry while Gantenbein is son of Earl and Mrs Gantenbein 1121 Orange Street.
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Steve Lawrence
Stanley Lawrence
Mulberry
Muscatine High School
Alice Fishburn
Rex Gantenbein
Miss Fishburn
Atty
John Fishburn
Rex
Earl.Gantenbein
Orange Street
Kiwanis hears plans for Muscatine Youth Center
Rex Gantenbein and Eric Wagner outline a one month experimental Youth Center starting July 1 in Muscatine. The site is sought and a supervising adult with student monitors will curb vandalism. The center aims at youths 7th grade to 19 with dances and activities. A public meeting at Central junior high is set for 7 pm tonight.
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Muscatine
Kiwanis Club
Rex Gantenbein
Eric Wagner
Gantenbein
MHS
Wagner
Central Junior High
Democrats Discuss Platform Goals at Muscatine Hearing
Three members of the First Congressional District Democratic platform committee met at the Muscatine Civic Center at 7 30 p m to discuss goals for the 1960 election The meeting featured W E Bert Leming Muscatine County Democratic chairman presenting a booklet with resolutions on national and state affairs to be sent to Des Moines before May 15 Local resolutions chair Althea Kos sives spoke on migrant programs noting federal funding and the need for state human rights legislation The local resolutions will be presented by Mrs Lemme James Resnick and Alan Vestal to the state convention for inclusion in the party platform.
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Muscatine Civic Center
W. E
Bert” Leming
Muscatine County
Helen Lemme
Iowa City
James Resnick
Davenport
Alan Vestal
Des Moines
Hap” Holliday
Alberta Kelly
National Committee
Leming
Lemme
Resnick
Vestal
Muscatine Band Wins Division I in State Contest
Muscatine High School band earned two Division I ratings at the state concert band contest in Monticello. The group competed in Class AA against Assumption and other schools. Recognition night planned for May 28 will honor band members with a pot luck dinner in the high school cafeteria. Guest speaker will be Tom Davis, assistant band director at the University of Iowa.
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Muscatine High School
Monticello
Assumption
We Dasetert
Clifton Williams
Norman Delo Jala
Patarty Hinds
Tom Davis
the University of Towa
Muscatine Grants 25 Building Permits in April
The Muscatine Building Department issued twenty five permits in April for seven new residences valued at 132,500 nine residential remodels at 8,250 eight new non residential structures at 132,200 and one non residential remodeling project at 200. Total estimated work amounts to 273,150.
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Muscatine
Building Department
City of
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Steve Hutton
Floyd
Nancy Paulette
Mrs. Pomerantz
Tim Sissel
Mr. Lopez
Terry Ling
Mr. Zapatetla
Barb Dore
Mitzi Travers
Kethy Bierman
Nina
Shirley Caparoon
Sophie
Ruth Jones
Jerry Smith
Carol
Scott
Florence
Janis Kathleen
Jesel
Fedora
Dan Coischen
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Jon Morrow
Tough Man
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Joyce Arp
Judy Balmos
Marcia Bardwell
Cindy Birkhofer
Mary Bryant
Janet Bunn
Judy Bush
Karen Leichelberger
Mary Jo Eichelberger
Florence Etter
Jenni French
Ann Giminski
Lynn Hopp
Janis Kathrein
Linda Kerschenske
Janette Kurriger
Pam Meyer
Judy Morrow
Marilyn Paulette
Sylvia Payne
Connie Peterson
Lynnn Reifert
Carol Scott
Cathy Teraberry
Linda Terry
Paul Fischer
Harold Vischer
Hotel Muscatine
Community College
Muscatine and
Hayes
Scoutorama
Schafer
McKinley School
Lincoln School
American Legion of
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Aquatic Life
Wilton Junction
Lions Club of
West Branch
Grace Lutheran Church
Muscatine Knights of Columbus
Monday Bridge
McKinsey School
Montpefae Parents Club
ASM
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Heading Funeral Directors
MSM
Fairhay
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Kiwanis
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Irving Diehl
Sauer
Dinitech Wheel
Diehl
Indiana
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Terry Mealy
Bob Pape
Richard Parish
Ken Hetzler
Don Campbell
Ralph Cullen
Chicago
Bill Spieth
Jim Lang
Dave Homey
Clarence Schmarie
John Rex
John Axel
Max Churchill
Clarence Schmarje
Gary Duncan
Vincent Graettinger
Eddie Adier
FBI
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Aden
Quint City
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