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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1963

Page

14

Cars Damaged In Crash Near Columbus Junction

Two cars sustained heavy damage in a collision near the Columbus Junction river bridge on Highway 92. Egbert Shellabarger and Denna Wheeler escaped serious injury though Shellabarger had a knee cut and arm hurt. Wheeler’s 1958 model was a total loss. A second incident nearby involved Mrs Wilma Masonholder crashing into a shop window after brakes failed. Separate reports note Columbus Community School freshman Jack Jenkins sustaining facial injuries from a bat during a morning baseball game, and Mrs Ed Bell breaking a hip from a ladder fall at Muscatine General Hospital.

Columbus Junction Fredonia Egbert Shellabarger Denna Wheeler Muscatine Wheeler Rams Wilma Masonholder D and N Swith Muscatine General’ Hospital University Hospital Town City Charles Jenkins Ed Bell Muscatine General ‘Hospital

Wapello Notes and Death of William McClintock

William McClintock 65 died in Des Moines after a long illness wife Marion Thompson sister of Jack Thompson near Grandview survives him with five sons burial planned in Des Moines Homecoming Committee met to issue car giveaway tickets to American Legion Firemen Chamber of Commerce Jaycees and VFW next meeting set for June 4th

The American Legion Fireman Chamber of Commerce Jaycees VFW

Towboats Eye Standardized VHF Radios for Inland Waters

Washington DC The American Waterways Operators proposes a national plan to fit 4000 towboats tugboats and barge craft with multi-channel VHF FM radiotelephones. The system would enable ship to ship and ship to shore calls including locks and movable bridges. Details to be presented at the Spring Assembly in New Orleans May 14 25 and 26 by RICM and AWO.

Washington, D. C Braxton B." Carr American Waterways Operators, ‘ Inc AWO Electronics’ Committee Radio’ Technical ‘Commission’ For Marine Services

Columbus Junction News Briefs Tuckay luncheon guest speaker

The Half Hour Club meets at Tuckay's home on May 4 with speaker Sherman discussing The Bad World. Iowa State Fair VP Harry Duncan and Mrs. Katherine Carey attend. About 150 include state reps. Columbus Community PTA meets May 13 at Columbus High School with Hoyt Barrick discussing Industrial Acts. Son born to Joheses My and Ray Jones May 7 at Washington County Hospital. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Tschantz rent in Smylie building. plan to move to Lone Tree.

Columbus Junction Tuckay Sherman Harry Duncan Katherine Carey al In. Meyers Iowa Columbus Community Pta Columbus High School Joheses My Ray Jones Washington County Hospital

Tone Methodist Church Board Meets May 12

Local church board in Conesville plans a May 12 meeting at the home of a member. Other group meetings include the Double Right Club, Oakland Township Farm Bureau, and a rummage sale May 18 in Columbus Junction. A hospital patient is Mercy Hospital Iowa City after an auto wreck. The Westaway couple buys a Conesville home from Eva McKee of St. Cloud Minnesota.

Tone Methodist Church Board Conesville O the Conesville Tnume Eigne Ume Women’ S Society ‘Oft Christian Service Conesville Methodist Church VEW Columbus Junction Farrel Gabriel Mercy Hospital Iowa City Sam Cozad Merle WW. Kemp

Valley Club Holds Guest Day Luncheon at West Liberty

Cedar Valley Community Club hosted a guest day luncheon at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church in West Liberty. President led the meeting with roll call of members and guests, followed by singing. Entertainment included readings, piano pieces, and a student contest reading by West Liberty High School. Free cake prizes went to three members. Luncheon hosts were Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Gregg. Program committee included Mrs. Hildebrand, Mrs. Powell, and Mrs. Vetter. There were 28 guests and 30 teachers present.

C. Valley Club Cas Valley Cedar Valley Community Club Our Redeemer Lutheran Church West Liberty Brian’. Vetter Virgil Vetter Marvin Blair John Powell, Jr Ey Hildebrand Gang Debra McIntire Judy Titterington West Liberty High School Virginia Burr Ann Hinkhouse Marilyn Freyermuth Fae Phelps Lynanne Williams Bard Mays Janet’ Rotit Clinton Meyers Guy Hildebrand Robert Gregs Charles Morgan Robert Gregg Ed Hildebrand John Powell

Postmaster Urges Mailbox Improvement Week

Mailboxes along city and Muscatine rural routes will be upgraded during Mailbox Improvement Week in May 2025. Postmaster John Hendriks urges patrons to provide safe convenient mailboxes with name and address visible for carrier access. Rural boxes must meet standard types and be maintained. unserviceable boxes should be replaced.

Muscatine John Hendriks Hendriks

Wapello FCB Club Meets with High and Low Scores

Mrs. Fannie Wilson hosts the Wapello FCB Bridee Club with five guests present. Lucille Parsons wins high score and Lois McAlister takes low score. Next meeting set for May 21 at Marguerite Aflen’s home. Also notes Reutingers return from Story City and Randall visits. Mr Dotson hospitalized after a stroke in Burlington Ambulance transfer. Mrs Moon is a patient in Memorial hospital Mount Pleasant. Openings: Kelly's Kitchen at 106 S Second with remodel and rear parking. Stone's Beauty Shop opens at 803 S Fourth in the former home.

Wilson Wapello Fcb Wanelly Fannie Wilson FCB Bridee Club Bve Lucille Parsons Mary Wiederracht Lois McAlister Marguerite Aflen Reutingers Charles’ Reutinger Story City Randall Dotson Lioyd Dotson Genesed Illinois David Dotson Burlington Hospital Dudgeon- McCulley Moon Wapello Nola Kelly S. Second Ray's Tap Kathleen Stone

Wapello WSCS Officers Train and Mothers Tea Notes

In Wapello and Mediapolis areas several church and school activities are listed. WSCS members from sixth graders attend an Officers Training school at Mediapolis church led by Mount Union district president Mrs Fricke. The Mediapolis WSCS serves tea. Mariners Presbyterian church hosts a family potluck and a program by five foreign Monmouth College students and a former Monmouth housemother on May 12. Bhilathea class plans a social at Mrs Leona Reutinger’s home with devotions by Mrs Fern Deihl and June 4 officer elections. Wapella schools schedule two sixth grade Mothers Day teas with a foreign country theme. Mrs Dianne McConahay and Mrs Florence Frerich lead Japan displays. TIT Bake Sale Chapter 6 will hold its annual bake sale at the Wapello Light and Power office on Saturday morning May 11.

Wapello Methodist WSCS Mediapolis Fricke Mount Union Mariners The Presbyterian Church Monmouth College Florence McDill Wapella Monmouth Methodist Church Leona Reutinger Vera Delzell Fern Deihl Viglet Colvin Dianne McConahay Florence Frerich Tooy Japan Wapello Light and Power

Roy Kuntz Hospitalized After Skin Puncture Incident

Roy Kuntz, a farmer near Oakville, was reported in critical condition at University Hospital in Towa City after his gin was punctured by a splinter of wood. He was first treated at Burlington hospital and transferred to Towa City, with an allergy to common antitoxin complicating his case.

Oakville Roy Cc. Kuntz University Hospital Towa City

Wapello Guild At Home Of Mrs Jamison

The Delta Alpha Guild of the Presbyterian church met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Maude Jamison's home with Mrs. Dorothy Grim and Mrs. Elizabeth Grasham assisting. Florence Swanson led the lesson. Plans for the UPW general meeting on May 16 were made with Delta Alphas in charge and hope for Miss Nelson of Mediapolis, a returned missionary from Ethiopia, to present slides and share experiences.

Wapello Delta-Alpha Guild The Presbyterian Church Maude Jamison Dorothy Grim Elizabeth Grasham Florence Swanson UPW Delta Alphas Miss Nelson Mediapolis Ethiopia

Water Heater for Wapello Church

Wapelo-Sumeran aid met Tuesday evening in the church parlors with hostess Mrs. Everett Ament. Members welcomed Don Keltner and others into the group. Plans for a baby shower for Rev E Moldenhauer were announced with the Couples Club meeting on June 9. A water heater was purchased for installation in the church kitchen. The Rev Alton Koch led the lesson. Next meeting set for June 5.

Wapelo Sumeran Aid Colleen Darby Everett Ament Keith McConahay

Deeds Recorded in Muscatine Transfers Names and Tracts

Deeds recorded show Orris S and Rachel A Keiser to Jack W and Maida F Bailey for a tract in section 20 772W. Benjamin Ivan and Elda Myr le Goddard to Ivan Glenn and Esther Morean Goddard for a tract in section 15 764. Salph Ny and Mildred A Baker to Harry E Feldman for a tract in section 30 782W and multiple tracts in sections 30 and 31 80 21 and 23 78 20 and 18 78 WW FM. FM and Mathazine M Meyer to Donald W and Barbara J Curtis for Lot 4 Block 39 A Smalley’s Addition to South Muscatine. Bessie and Everett Kingsbury to Kathleen M and Jack Francis Zetler for part of Lot 6 Block 130 Muscatine.

Orris S Rachel A. Keiser Jack W Maida F. Bailey Benjamin Ivan Elda Myrle Goddard Ivan Glenn Esther Morean Goddard Salph Ny Mildred A. Baker Harry E. Feldman Lions Ww.fm Mathazine M. Meyer Donald W Barbara J. Curtis A. Smalley Muscatine O Bessie Everett Kingsbury Kathleen M Jack Francis Zetler

Style Show Installation At Y Teen Tea Columbus Junction

A Y Teen Tea at People's National Bank basement rooms drew about 75 mothers and daughters for a style show and officer installation. New officers were Kathy Houseal president Roberta Thomas vice president Sally Duncan secretary Ruth Hendrickson treasurer and Nancy Poelter program chairman. Grace Stacy retired as advisor. Mrs Richard Martens to continue. Punch and cookies by Mary Ann Newell.

Columbus Junction People’s National Bank Kathy Houseal Roberta Thomas Sally Duncan Ruth Hendrickson Nancy Poelter Grace Stacy Richard Martens Mary Ann Newell Town City Tom Huston Fred Woods Florence, Harbison

Grandview Social Roundup Includes Dinners and Visits

Grandview hosts a cooperative Wednesday dinner at Mrs. Wola Asher’s home. Mrs. Henry Harrison leaves Burlington Hospital to recover with her daughter in Wapello. Rev and Mrs Caleb Larson spend days with brother Arén Larson in Monroe Center, Ill. Mr and Mrs Boyd Asher plan Missouri visit. Kings daughters Sunday school class hosts a mothers day party at church. Fay Fulton of Seymour visits William Fulton family, Mae Cooper of Fairfield attends dinner. John Wallace and Larry visit Rev and Mrs Walliam Rockbill in Waltermorn Illinois. they travel to Chicago to see Grandview friends Wanda Anthony and Leah Rae Gass at Moody Bible Institute.

Caleb Larson Arén. Larson Monroe Center Boyd Asher Missouri The Kings Daughters Church Fellowship Fay Fulton Seymour William Fulton Mae Cooper Fairfield John Wallace Larry Walliam Rockbill Waltermorn Chicago Wanda Anthony Leah ‘Rae Gass Grandview Moody Bible Institute

Letts Students To Present Musical Program

Letts elementary students at the L M community school will present a music program Friday afternoon May 10 at 2 15 CST The event will be held at Grand View Park if weather permits In case of inclement weather it will be held at the Lets youth center

Letts L-M Community Letts Garden Club Grandview Park Lets

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