City Committee Ponders Parking at Post Office
City officials debated parking around the post office amid churchgoers. Alderman Tillie urged a 24 hour meter plan at Flowing Avenue and Fourth Street, with a counter proposal to remove meters and limit to five minutes. The traffic committee will study Chestnut Street one side ban and other city measures including train crossings and bicycle safety.
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Post Office
Aldeeman
John Tillie
Arthur Bunn
Tillie
Flown Avenue
Fourth Street
Robert Bosch
Tilie
Chestnut Street
Third
Fourth Strets
Bosch
Fevce
Hayes Catholic Junior-Senior Dance Held at Elks Lodge
Hayes Gathatic High School held a Junior-Senior dance with the theme When the World was Young at the Elks Lodge. Jim Lemkau served as master of ceremonies and Pat Lange chaired the event. decorations featured a park scene with a bridge, pastel trees, roses, and a rocks-ned walkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Gathatic
Elks Lodge
Jim Lemkau
Pat Lange
Marcia Jones
John Manjoine
Bill Wieskamp
Elaine Holoubek
Rose Mary Fennell
Dawn Jewell
Jane Barry
Jane Danfeldt
Jim White
Pat Garvin
Cindy Blacsing
Francie Lazio
Bard Sleck
Joan Bankhard
Grass PTA elects Ed Davis as president in year end meeting
Blue Grass PTA re elects Mrs Ed Davis president for the year. Officers chosen include Mrs Lloyd Speak as vice president Mrs Harald Krenz secretary Mrs George Rock treasurer and Mrs Tony Schontic historian. Also mentions Vacation Bible School plans and local ladies auxiliary events with dates.
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Blue Gass
Ed Davis
Blue Grass
Maya
Lloyd Speak
Harald Krenz
George Rock
Tony Schontic
D. ©. Farley
Blas
Grass
God
Pleasant Prairie Ladies Aid
Harald Schutte
Blue Grass Ladies Auxiliary
Pam
Narold Moore
Dr Gremmels Opens New Chiropractic Office Here
Dr Willem Gremmels chiropractor opens practice Monday at the remodeled 117 Cedar St. He is Palmer College trained and previously practiced with a chiropractor in Davenport. He hails from Davenport and is married to Sandra Kay Paul of Muscatine. Dorothy Roudybush, daughter of Dr and Mrs W B Roudybush, 1102 Mulberry Ave, elected secretary of the State University of Iowa chapter of the Student National Education Association.
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Willem Gremmels
Cedar St
Dorothy Roudybush
W. B. Roudybush
Mulberry Ave
State University of
LDS Church Plans New Chapel and Tower at Muscatine
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will add a chapel and a 67 foot tower to the existing church in Muscatine. Groundbreaking was held with E A Nadie of Chicago and local officers present. The 65 by 42 foot chapel will feature a 35 foot peak, built to match the current structure, with construction led by Chester Gay of Mississippi. The project aims for completion about six months hence and emphasizes youth involvement in planning and leadership. Also noted were the death of Mrs. C P Conrail of Bettendorf, a National Girl Scouts official, and upcoming Knights of Pythias events in Walcott and Maysville.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Entiance
E. A. Nadie
Chicago
Northern States Mission
Nadie
Clyde W. Hubble
Muscatine
Arthur F. Nix
Grand
Chester Gay
Missisippi
Chirch
Hubble
C. P. Conrail
Bettendorf
Conrad
Wight
National Board of Girl Scouts of America
Inspect Yards For Junk Clean Up Sought By City Fathers
City council directed Chief Clifford Bennett City Attorney Robert Jerring and City Engineer William McElwee to inspect several homes for junk old cars and debris after a council bus tour. Lowe street was fully cleaned up at 1830 Hershey avenue about half the cars removed. Weekend cleanup promised by Joe McCormick and Bryan avenue resident. Mearthur street Hill avenue saw no action while Spruce and West Sixth street had little to complain about though neighbor disagreed.
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Clifford Bennett
Robert Jerring
William McElwee
April & Council
Lowe Street
Hershey Avenue
Joe McCormick
Bryan Avenue
Mearthur Street
Hill Avenue
Spruce
West Sixth Street
Muscatine City Chooses Mosquito Fogging Over Aerial Sprays
Muscatine council votes 6 to 1 to deploy fogging equipment to combat mosquitoes, authorizing the city department to use its gear at ponds and low spots. Mothers threaten petitions to push aerial spraying as residents report rising bites among children and weather favors mosquito activity.
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Sion
John Tillie
Ames
Ames Applicator Service
Powell
Arthur Burm
Waller Pilgram
Tillie
Joh Hilton
Glenn Vergler
Harold
Pat) Finnegen
Pilgram
Vergler
Bumn
Finnegan
Sindow
Jury Rules for Defendant in Damage Suit Trial
A Muscatine district court verdict favors Clyde Lucas Quality Plumbing Co. and American Insurance Co. over a damage claim of 967,807.24. Earlier, the court dismissed several co defendants after motions. The fire claim stemmed from an overheated heating unit at a new 110 East Ninth Street building. Also noted, W G Black Co of Davenport seeks a Mississippi River dock permit for Fruitland Township with dredging. objections due by May 18.
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Muscaline District Court
American Insurance Company
Clyde Lucas
Clyde Lucas Quality Plumbing Co
Ant
American
Standard Sanitary Corp
Ninth Street
Corps of Engineers
W. G. Black Co
Davenport
Mississippi River
Fruitland Township
Westmer Awards Night May 14 In Dover
Westmer PTA community club council schedules the annual awards night for Thursday May 14 with honors in scholarship citizenship music athletics and academics. Baccalaureate will be May 17 at 7 p.m in the school auditorium with Rev Kenneth Goodell to deliver the address. Commencement exercises set for May 24 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium with Rev Ralph Coleman to give the invitation. Diane Svoboda and Patrick Peterson will deliver the valedictory and diplomas will be presented by Principal Richard Adair. Candy Clarke models for the Beta Kappa fashion show at the Sunger Inn on May 1 with dessert at 7 p.m and four fashion showings. Public invited.
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JOY
Westmer Pta
Community Club Council
Westmer High School
Kenneth Goodell
New Boston
Eliza
Ralph Coleman
Keithsburg Christian Church
William Culbertson
Samuel Turner
Ir. A. L. Fritschel
Department of Education
Western Illinois University
Diane Svoboda
Patrick Peterson
Richard Adair
Robert Willits
Board of Education
Candy Clarke
Sunger Inn
Stonmer
Card Party at American Legion Hall Rescheduled
The pitch card party under Locale No 226 of the 49 and 8 has been changed to Wednesday May 13 at the American Legion hall Voyageurs Letionnaires and friends are invited to attend.
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American Legion Hall
Voyageurs. Letionnaires
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Northern States
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Lucas Street
Arthur F. Nix Af
Harbor Drive
St. Mathias Church
Pine Street
Eighth
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Gerald Powell
Hayes Catholic
Aisacil Stover
Carlson's Floral Shop
East Secon Street
Dial
B. Grass Pta
Dr. Gremmels
Wea
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Mrs. Conrad
Pythias
Calla
Hotel Muscatine
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Grand Lodge
James Eckart
Des Moines
Pythian District
Maysville
Tom Dywiak
Fred Keding
Bob Donnelly
Council
Mostquitoes
Tion
Bunn
NM. L. Luton
Ceday
Rapids Pumy and Supply Co
Black Co
Westmer
Semple
Edward W. Riley
Riley Funeral Home
Walnut
Hew Patang Gast & Luxury LC
Clyde Lucas Quality Plumbing
East Ninth St
West Side Story
Helm Ionke
Deers
Kroischen
Elvis
Aitsarew Kish
Elvis Presley
Uptown
Bork
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Walt Disney
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Peter Sellers
George C Scott
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