Havemann Wins Garfield PTA Scholarship at Muscatine High
Muscatine High School senior Tom Havemann received a $200 college scholarship from the Garfield School Parent-Teacher Association. The award will be applied to tuition and books, and Havemann plans to attend Wartburg College.
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Muscatine
Garfield School
Havemann
W.C. Havemann
Oregon Street
Wartburg College
Waverly
Garfield
Muscatine Trade
MHS
Kenneth Huber
Havemanty
Disturbance leads to double charges against Lewis
Police charged Laurel Lewis with two counts of disturbance after an incident at 10 30 p m on East Sixth Street. Neighbor Floyd Little filed a complaint at 700 East Sixth Street. Lewis, free on 25 bond in each case, was in court after police warned him then returned to kick in a friend's door.
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East Fourth At
East Sixth Street
Lewis
Hhey
Floyd Little
Deanstairs
Muscatine High School Elects 1963-64 Officers
Pam Woodstra will be president of the 1963 64 senior class with Dick McPike as vice president Karl Gleaves secretary and Dennis White treasurer. Senior representatives include Martha Williams John Macon Margaret Wickers and Jan Whittaker. Beth Larson to lead next year’s junior class with Sally Smith as vice president Betty Lloyd secretary and Mary Joiner treasurer. Sophomore officers to be elected after school start in September.
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Pam Woodstra
Muscatine High Schoo
Miss Woodstra
Dick McPike
Karl Gleaves
Dennis White
Martha Williams
John Macon
Margaret Wickers
Jan Whittaker
Beth Larson
Sally Smith
Betty Lloyd
Mary Joiner
Tom Ahls
Tom Silberhorn
Barbara Walters
Peny Whitwood
Muscatine Toastmasters to Attend State Convention
Four Muscatine Toastmasters plan to leave Saturday for a day long state convention in Des Moines. Area Governor Max Churchill Ralph Jackson Bill Spieth and Gil Dietz will attend. District sessions and seven speakers will participate in the state contest. Bob White Iowa City high school athletic director is the local contest participant.
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Muscatine
Toastmasters Club
Des Moines
Max Churchill
Ralph Jackson
Bill Spieth
Gil Dietz
Bob White
Iowa City
Farm accident claims life of James Edward Moore
Melbourne man James Edward Moore aged 27 of Marshalltown died Thursday when a falling tree toppled while he was culling on a farm near here. He is survived by his wife and four children.
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Melbourne
James Edward Moore
Marshalltown
Iea
Here
Moore
Batterson's elect changes announced and remodeling under way
TB Petersen, Batterson's Inc. general manager, says Ross Davis becomes men's and boys buyer and handles main floor management. Edna Roesger assumes overall second floor management including sportswear. Mary McCluskey becomes cosmetics buyer. A new main floor lighting system is planned with a three to four week remodeling completion.
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TB. Petersen
Batterson’s Inc
Ross Davis
Batterson's
Davis
Edna Roesger
Mary McCluskey
Petersen
Macmillan's Party Takes Big Setback in Local Elections
London report details a nationwide council election defeat for Prime Minister Macmillan's Conservative Party. The government party lost 550 seats across 400 boroughs in England and Wales, while Labour gained 343 and the Liberals 0. Local results are not definitive of national mood, though precedents suggest potential political shifts before October 1964.
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England
Wales
Labor Party
Laborites
Chiro Student Drowns in Pond near Louisville
Charles Schoerlicke a Pal mer School of Chiropractic student from Louisville Kentucky drowned while swimming in a pond along Interstate 89 with other youths. Authorities said he disappeared near midnight and his body was recovered about two hours later.
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Charles Schoerlicke
Louisville
Hurstay
Schoerlucke
Maidnight
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Ellis Chanters Quartet Shine at Muscatine Dinner
The Ellis Chanters Quartet delivered superb entertainment at the Muscatine Development Corporation annual dinner Thursday evening. Maury Reed accompanied with bongo drums performing a Belafonte style interpretation while Willard Wilson Max Collins and Devere Newberry stood to the left and right in the lineup.
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Muscatine Development Corporation
Maury Reed
Harry Belafonte
Willard Wilson
Max Collins
Devere Newberry
Muscatine Elks Chanters
Hoti
Ted Lewis
Max Calling
Louis Armstrong
Willard
Wilson
Jack Benny
Two Bicycle Riders Injured In Separate Accidents
Police took two local youths Denis Jens, 12, and Sherry TeStraxe, 12, to Muscatine General Hospital after separate bicycle incidents Thursday. Jens sustained cuts from a braking failure that caused a collision with a parked car at East Ninety and Poplar. TeStraxe suffered a facial cut when a bicycle wheel inflicted a cut.
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Muscatine General Hospital
Denis Jens
East 10Th
East Ninta
Poplar
Sherry TeStraxe
Machinists Union Plans Annual Dinner
Local 1499 of the International Association of Machinists will hold its annual banquet for members and families at the Elks club on Saturday May 18 at 6 46 p.m. The event marks the 78th anniversary of the IAM with lapel pins for 18 year members and an award to an outstanding citizen. Speakers include Rev E J Bageman of Muscatine and representatives from Washington Iowa and district lodge 162. Mayor Robert Bosch and Gerald Bayers, president of Muscatine Trades and Labor Assembly, will attend.
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Internanational Association of Machinists
Elks Club
International Association of Machinists
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Muscatine
Washington
Iowa
Robert Bosch
Gerald Bayers
Muscatine High Cast Set For May Look Homeward Angel
The Muscatine High School dramatics department will present the comedy drama Look Homeward Angel by Ketti Frings on May 27 and 28 at 8 p.m. DST. A long cast includes Lee Waters, Doug Buckele, Sue Pratt, Sue Rex, Shuck Rensink, Deanna Tumsy, Tom Schauland, Al Dunton, Penny Fuhlman, Fred Davis, Dave Peterson, Jill Miller, Tudi Ann Wathan, Margaret Ty, Mike McFate, Carl Jamison, Bob Webb, and Marsha Nabedtick. Tickets are available from senior class members or at the door.
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Muscatine
Shuman Urges No Vote in Wheat Referendum
Shuman, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, urged a no vote at a rural-urban dinner in Keokuk County. He warned a yes vote would advance government controls over livestock and other commodities and emphasized many Iowa wheat growers with 15 acres or less should vote. The event drew about 500 attendees and followed a call to protect small producers.
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Novi English
Iowa
Charles 3. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Keokuk County
Faro Bureau
Washington
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