Police Arrests and Court Dates in Local Reports
Local police list multiple cases with individuals from Muscatine and surrounding areas facing charges and appearance dates. Items include failure to yield to an emergency vehicle, unpaid overtime parking tickets, intoxication, reckless driving with drinking, speeding, passing a stop sign, and military authority releases. Court actions involve several residents and street addresses. London report notes Harold Wilson's Labour party facing losses across municipal seats amid national elections. Cecil King criticized Labour after earlier support. Conservatives gain seats, Liberals fall in contested cities.
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Richard C. Hoover
Culver Street
William Cubbage
Grove Ave
Muscatine
Dennis Murray Jackson
Oak Street
Roy Best
Lucas Street
Walter Lee Williams
Maples Avenue
Charley Kiddie
London
Harold Wilson
Cecil’ King
Tnase
Sunday Mirror
King
Wilson
Peeland
Wales
Labor
The
Liberals
Paris Crushed as Police End Student Revolt in Latin Quarter
Paris police using tear gas clubs and shields end a dawn protest that tied up traffic and involved 10,000 to 30,000 students. Police reported 367 injured and 48 arrested in what authorities called a guerrilla action. Labor unions backed the students with a general strike planned for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Maurice “Grimaud
Boulevard St. Michel
General Confederation of Labor
French Confederation of Democratic Labor
Sioux City
Wayne C. Keough
Raskin Packing Co
Robert Wayne Oviatt Jr
Sloan
Oviatt
U.S. 75
Here
Keough
Obituaries and Funerals under Oakville notices
Obituaries for Anna Kuntz of Oakville and Anna Pitzer of US Junction list survivors and burial plans. Flora Jane Dora 88 of Muscatine and Hazel J. Mapes noted with service details. Myrtle Hense and Jessie Newton highlighted with burial and funeral home details. Council Bluffs brief notes state university building fee plan.
Ogilvie Attends 43rd American Industrial Development Conference
Harold W Ogilvie and his wife will attend the 43rd annual conference of the American Industrial Development Council in St Paul Minnesota May 12 to 15. More than 500 developers from the U S Canada and other countries expected at the St Paul Hilton. Notable speakers include Winthrop Rockefeller Walter Heller Hubert Humphrey and Harold LeVander. AIDC is a non profit with over 1100 members representing utilities developers banks and other groups.
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Harold W. Ogilvie
Muscatine Development Corporation
St. Paul
Miam
American Industrial Development Council
United States
Canada
St Paul Hilton Hotel
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Walter “Heller
Council of Economic Advisors
Kennedy and Johnson
University of Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Harold LeVander
Minnesota
AIDC
Boston
Mass
Mothers Honored At Bloomington Grange Meeting
Bloomington Grange No. 2057 met with Master Grant presiding. Deputy Rehbehn and Mrs. Rehbehn urged attendance at the Peoria National Convention. Women’s Activities received CARE certificate. all ladies given a plant for Mothers Day. Youth reported strong turnout for Come As You Are Breakfast. Marvin Beatty won a drawing. he serves in the Armed Forces. Community Service planned Klein Cemetery cleanup at 9 am May 25 with a large volunteer team and pot luck lunch. Poems were read, birthdays observed, a Memorial Service honored deceased members, and corsages given to Mothers of Service Boys. Upcoming yard cleanup on May 23 with Juniors providing drinks. families to bring meat and a covered dish.
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Marvin Beatty
Armed Forces
Community Service Committee
Klein
Harold Boon
Orval Esmos
James Graves
Paul Satterthwaite
Bill McConnaha
John Miller
Carl Beatty
Carl Ash
Harvey Haynes
Merrill Satterthwaite
Ray Houseman
Millard ‘Johnson
Deeds Recorded In Nichols Area Transfers
Deeds recorded show Reva A Stellrecht and Gary L Erickson with Lola Y Erickson as joint tenants conveying a tract in section 35 772W. Stephen Joel and Patsy Borg Stadt transfer undivided 14 interest to Claude L and Sandra L Job in sections 15 and 16 774W Town of Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reva A. Stellrecht
Gary L
Lola Y. Erickson
Stephen Joel
Patsy Borgstadt
Claude L
Sandra L
Nichols
Conesville Notes Share Meetings and Local News
A joint meeting of Orono Township and Oakland Township Farm Bureau Homemakers is set for Tuesday May 21 with an 8 30 a m Come As You Are breakfast at the Oakland Community building A seed plant and bulb exchange will occur Breakfast committee includes Mrs Charles Buser and Mrs Raymond Satterthwaite The Conesville Double Eight club meets May 15 at 2 p m at Mrs Ralph Crawford's home Columbus Junction Jimection Grace United Church of Christ consistory meets May 14 7 30 p m Adult Bible Study May 9 covered Jeremiah chapter 2 1 2 %. May 2 study also noted. Personal notes include visits among the Houseal family and granddaughters Rhonda Ward Vera Showalter and others Mrs Bell Underwood returns to Conesville after wintering with relatives Myrtle Hamilton Erma Buckman and others attended the Tulip Festival at Pella Friday Bob Goldesberry is selected for Hawkeye State Boys State at Camp Dodge in June as Columbus Junction High School nominee Steve Fulton is runner up.
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Conesville
Orono Township
Oakland Township Farm Bureau Homemakers
Oakland
Charles, Buser
Raymond Satterthwaite
Double
Jeremiah
Bell Underwood
Cones‘ville
Lester Hoback
Leroy Hoback
Columbus
Junction
Myrtle Hamilton
Erma Buckman
Rosedean
Vera "Showalter W
Sylvia Plotis
Pella
Bob Goldesberry
Robert ‘Goldesberry
Hawkeye
Camp Dodge
Steve Fulton
Bill Fulton
Columbus Junction
Westmer FFA elects Brad Jackson President for 1968-69
Brad Jackson was elected president of the Westmer FFA for the 1968-69 term. Other officers include Stanley Nelson as vice president Dennis Falkerton as secretary Jim King as treasurer Don Armstrong as reporter and Gene Bear as sentinel. Installation ceremonies followed the election. Brad Jackson is the son of Mr and Mrs Delmar Jackson of Joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad’ Jackson
Westmer Ffa
Stanley Nelson
Dennis Falkerton
Jim, King
Don” ‘Armstrong
Gene: Bear
Sentinel
Brad Jackson
Delmar’ Jackson
Joy
Nichols Past Noble Grand Circle Meets At Church
Cedar Valley circles held a May 9 meeting at the Christian Church with hostesses Bernice Longstreth and Edith Grim. Margaret Chown led, scripture read Romans 1 16, a card to Lillian Richter at Her shey Convalescent Home signed, prayers, and bingo with Ethel Lehman winning the door prize. Next meeting June 13 at Peoples Bank in Columbus Junction with Hortense Tisor hosting. potluck and bingo gifts planned plus officer elections. Cedar Valley church graduates to be honored with brunch June 9 at the church. WSCS meeting at Mrs Hubert Hopker's home conducted by Mrs Adrian Rabe. lessons on missions and film strips presented. pledge raised to 225. next fellowship a summer picnic to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Nichols
Nichols Past Noble Grand Circle
The
Christian Church
Bernice Longstreth
Edith Grim
Margaret Chown
Lillian Richter
Hershey
Minera Phillips
Ethel Lehman
Gertrude Black
Hortense Tisor
People’s Bankin
Columbus Junction
Pike’ Grange
Grange
Marvin Morrison
Cedar Valley
WSCS
Hubert Hopker
Albert Hetzler
Adrian Rabe
Darel Sterner
John Flater
Marvin Blair
Jack Blair
Bolivia
Lake of the Ozarks
Charley “Newcomb
John Blair
Charles Morgan
Bidwell Center
Des Moines
Muscatine water board invites bids for power plant work
The Muscatine Iowa Board of Water and Light Trustees will meet June 11 1968 at 7 30 p m to adopt plans and specs for power plant improvements and to receive bids. Bids require a 5 percent certified check and performance bond. Work must finish within 485 days. Preference to Iowa products and labor. Plans and specs available from Stanley Consultants for fees.
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Muscatine
Towa
Board of Water, and Light Trustees
Down
of Water and Light Trustees
Board of Trustees
Iowa Bank
Board of Water
Iowa
Standey ‘Consultants, Inc
Office of
Stanley Consultants, Inc
Rene
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Daily Report
Duane Goodken
James Martin’ Kipp
Mechanicsville
Andrew Thuman
E. 5Th Street
Dennis
Wayne Schreurs
J. D
Mark Allen Williams
Davenport
Dianne Dolores Bishop
Douglas Roy Maxwell
Judy Kay Hall
Adenited
Leone ‘Newberry
Cedar St
Richard Cindy
Ann Kephast
Stockton
Meda Bilger
Durant
Ernest C. Fuhr
Taylor Ridge
Enrique
Ferreira
W. Éth St
Jerry , Hart
Bridgeman
Matilda Johnston
Letis
Mabel
Iola Notke
W. 3Rd
Frank Schoentz
Ad St
Vioket Wilhelme
Grand Ave
Lewis ‘Stalkfleet
Ralph Solomon
Walter Paul
Harrison
Richard E. Moore
Eugene Lister
Parham
Harlan E. Pace
Joseph ‘Marsheka
Newell
Louis Dipple
Pinefield
Cecil McLeod
New Boston
Jonni . Jones
Aledo
Basil S. Skidmore
W.ard St
Sinon Blancas
E. 3Rd St
Minnie,Romann
Charlotte Crawford
Claude Harris
Ernest Ross
Clarence Mockmore
Opal Tanner
Lola Michels
Clyde , Minder
William Breedlove
Hugh Williams
Carroll Bowser
Robert Toborg
R. R. Pearson
Andrew Tobias
Kenneth “"Baer
Joseph Raush
Lysle
McCullough
D. M. Kautz
Floyd NanderPloeg
Paul Sehnert
Norbert.Beckey
George Peters
Ed Fuller
Jack Mitchell
James Lamb
Dale Longtin
G. T
Kenneth Martin
Pat Atwell
Melvin Carlson
J. W. Myers
Robert Stohr
H. P. Auffrey
Claude Edmonds
Robert Bebensee
James Linde
Richard Maeginn
Don
Fred Boyce
John Trevarthen
Evert Duncan
Paul Petersen
Ron‘‘Welsch
Gary Woodworth
Kenneth Powell
Ed Knott
Maurice Young
Oakville
Anna Kuntz
Morton
Jacob Kuntz
Apostolic Christian Church
Ruth Kuntz
Burlington
Cynthia Burk
Fort Madison
Samuel Kuntz
Katherine
Ada
Caroline Schmidgall
Manito, I
Elliott-Lanning
Noah Schrock
Harvey Heiniger
Memorial Park Cemetery
Anna Pitzer
US Junction
Restopia Nursing Home
Anna Tebbe
Lancaster
L.M. Pitzer
Columbus City
Lloyd Stocker
Montpelier
LM. Pitzer’ Jr
Lewistown
Vernon
Frances
Garnett
Sutter
Adlia
Dorothy) Payne
Quasqueton
Otto Stocker
Stacy-Tewis
Earl E. Josten
Pine Hill Cemetery
Wheatland
Flora Jane Dora
Sherman St
Moscow
John and
Eliza Hunt Haynes
Flora Haynes
Thomas Dora
United Brethren Church
Sam
Bessie) Skolnick
Edward
Florence) Vandenberg
Battle Creek, Mich
Fairbanks Chapel
J. Paul Stevens
Greenwood Cemetery
Hazel J. Mapes L. Goss
Iowa City
Warren F. Mapes
Milwaukee
Wis
Lloyd
Leona) Gardner
Independence
Arthur (Ells), Mapes
Phoenix
Ariz
Clement W. Mapes
Riley, Funeral Home
Frank Gillett
First Baptist Church
Riley Funeral Home
Myrtle Hense
Myrtle Henge
Riley
Carl F. Clems
Connie Hermann
Don D. Allen
Randy Dale Lukenbach
William Haskeins, Jr
C. Thomas Clinkenbeard
Hense
Jessie Newton
Jessie L. Newton
Riverview Heights
University Hospital
Iown City
Bor
Garrison
William and
Clara Colp
Jes- Colp
Ephriam ‘New
Ward ‘Newton
Cedar’ Rapids
Harold and
Walter Newton
Rock Island
Elmer ‘Newton
Robert Grapengeter
Tarpon Fla
Vivian Louy
John Christy
Fairbanks
A.A. Buntenbach
Council Bluffs
State Board of Regents
Ogilvie
McGurk's Mob
Ike
Cindy
Monsanto
Monsanto Company
Asfternosa
W. R. Rebirds
Mgr
Charles’ Thirman
Rebirds
New Ie
New Or la
St. Louis
Journal Phete
Bloomington
David Monson
Adel Smith
Richard Reichert, Jr
Elnora White
Lorna Welks
Irma Gauger
Helen Es
Anna Cromer
Delores Huesmann
Helen McConnaha
Areta Schmidt
Ruth “McConnaha
Crace Rehbehn
Lyle Imhoff
Rudy Huesmann
Virgil Irwin
George Webb
Keith Houseal
Rhonda Ward
Sigourney
Don Houseal
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Board OF Water and Light
Boner's Ark
Board OF Water and Light Trustees
Auscatine
Robert W. Taborg
Clyde L. Bowen
Lodge
Anrana
Communication “of Iowa Lodge No. 2
Masons
Muscatine SA Savings and Loan
Vaoparaaareaarers AR AE
Shepherd Construction Company
Harold Behncke and Sons Company
Cal Callect Davenport
S&h
Kenway Cleaners
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