Challenge to City Voiced Continues on Industrial Growth
A community leader warns labor service groups and the public. Stanley cites $15 million invested in industry, $3 million payroll increase, and 700 new factory jobs in Fruitland township. Johnson, from Belleville, outlines Opportunities Unlimited and argues sweat is the cure for economics as America nears a Golden age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Development Corporation
Fruitland Township
Industral Pursuits
Johnson
One Tucky
Belleville, Il
Washington, D.C
Community banquet honors transportation growth drive
Rev B I Hageman urged work together as 376 diners heard John B Rigler announce progress on the three to five year development drive with $63 750 pledged toward a $75 000 goal. May Poole introduced Johnson and others as the theme Partners in Transportation highlighted truck rail barge and air links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. I. Hageman
Zion Lutheran Church
John B. Rigler
Development Corporation
Ithe
Uve Io
Righer
Rigler
May Poole
Poole Transfer, Inc
Johnson
Haks Lodge
Ie Suronserd
Auttendance
Harold W. Oxible
Guild of Cone Church Meets in Women's Guild
Lunesvale church Women's Guild meeting at Mrs Mary McKee's home with 11 members one visitor and one child present. Devotional by Mrs Shirley McCullough. lesson on Statement of Faith led by Mrs Winifred Manneil. Business by Mrs Irma Smith. Planned clothing drive for Salvation Army and Lutherans Home. Next meeting set for June with dessert potluck and birthday tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunesvale
Women’s Guild of
The
Grace United Church “Or
Christ
Mary’ Mc“Kee
Shirley McCullough
Winifred Manneil
Mary McKee
Jesson
Pearl Adams
Irma Smith
Christian Service
Winifred Maxivell
Salvation Army
Eliza Wolford
Shirley ‘McCullough
Elve
Membership Drive Planned By Rock Club
The Mesquake Rock and Calls eiih met at the Eagles hall to vote a dual membership drive. Preliminary phase ends July 27, 1963 with a major drive through 1965. Exhibits, field trips and lectures planned. call 263-1879 to exhibit. May 23 program shows three films Out of the Earth The Drama of Steel and The Magic of Sulphur. Bible School To Begin at Cedar Valley June 3 through 7 from 9 30 to 11 30 a m for kindergartners to sixth grade. supervisors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles — Hall
Rea
C. Valley
Cedar Valley
John Blair
Warren Melntire
George Meyers
Alvin Jarvis
Louis Shetler
Charles Morgan
Hubert Hopper
Vern Jarvis
Emma Boysens
West Liberty
Town City
Bart Johnston
Memorial Union
New Books at the Library PIM
Musser library adds many new titles at 1 a.m. on May 11 including The Day They Shook the Plum Tree by Arthur Lewis and Alliance Born of Danger by Charles A. Ceramics. Other works feature Elaine Shepard, Bruce Catton, Mrs Litta Campbell, Robert L. Dutias, Bernard Rash, Gerald Clark, Jack Nelson, Stanley Green, Virginia Musselman, John Mulholland, T H Everett, Greece, Life Magazine World Library, and youth and mystery titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PIM. Musser Library
Arthur Lewis
Hetty Green
America
Helly Green
Charles A. Ceramics
Elaine Shepard
Interna Hon
Caucer
Bruse Catlon
Litta Campbell
Robert L. Dutius
United States
Bernard Rashco
New York
Paris
Latin America
Gerald Clark
Jack Nelson
Jack Gouffer
Ences
Walt Disney Wildlife
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Stanley Green
Poe
Virginia Musselman
John Mulholland
T. H. Everett
Greece
Life Magazine
Sheila Daly
Well Dean
Amy
Catherine Eyre
Regin Gottlieb
Winifred Johnson
Harry Ne
Sarah Wallace
Robert Westbrook
Hortense
Massingham
Edward Grier ‘Son
Lady Elks Card Party Held Thursday
Members of the Lady Elks met Thursday for dessert and cards. Tables were decorated with spring flowers. Serv ing was led by chairmen and women including Mrs. John Carlisle and Mrs. Helen Fuller. Prizes awarded included cornelian, 500, and other winners. The next meeting is a May breakfast on May 16 at 1 p.m. Reservations due May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Hose
John Carlisle
A. E. Ackhardt
Roy Glass
Minnie Kleist
O. M. Kautz
Waver Riley
Conr Lynet
Fred Weimann
Ralph Connell
Helen Fuller
Elmer Sehwavla
Ernest Tadewald
Leonard Bowen
Julian Corman
Representative Holds Meetings Here Saturday May 11 1968
State Rep. David Stanley of Muscatine County will hold two Tell Your Representative meetings on Saturday afternoon May 11 1968. The first at Muscatine Civic Center 109 West Mississippi Drive from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. DST. The second at Wilton Town Hall from 3:20 to 5:00 p.m. DST. People wishing to discuss state legislation with Rep. Stanley are invited. He will hold a private conference with each individual or group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stanley
Muscatine County
Muscatine Civic Center
West Mississippi Drive
Wilton Town Hall
Asl
Stanley
Stanley Says Liquor Bill Will Mean Better Control
Iowa state representative David Stanley praised the Senate for passing liquor by the drink legislation with amendments on implied consent for DUI tests liquor enforcement staff and strong penalties for underage sales He said the bill will improve law enforcement and replace the current lax system Oakville Letts baseball game notes and license details indicate annual fees up to 1000 dollars bonds of 5000 and a 100 percent state tax on sales
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stanley
Muscatine County
Iowa Senate
Rep
Stanley
State Senate
House
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Ing
Fromm
Buffalo Prairie
Farin Bureatt
George Attig Sr
Mercer County Home Bureau
Glenn Gilmore
Tuberculosis Association
Thhe County
Mesdames M. M. Marquis
el Mayhew
Z. R. Boggs
W. TH Clarke
Harley Brown
J. E. Cameron
Leo Johnson
Charles Conway
Pleasant Pointers
Loyd Lafever
Aledo
Ethel Lafever
Sumat
Pak
Frances Eckett
Tthel LawTever
Lor
Yowa Development Covintissot
Towa
Muscatine Development Corporation
State Commission
Elk Chanters Quartet
Sally Hoopes
Ore Sanist
Plymouth
Hawk Motors
Grandview Ave
Muscatine
Guild of Cone Church
Rock Club
Elks Chanters H.S
Downtown Ticket Headquarters
Evan
Lady Elks
State Bank
Letts
Oakville
Oakville — Letts
Oakville &2
Bill Cline
Stock
Strongheart
Geranuims
Petunias
Areratum Saltania
Shoultz Market
Highway 61
Thayer Lodge
Ied
Frankfort
Kentucky
Bourbon
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