Daily Report from Muscatine Journal May 13 1966
Admitted and discharged patients listed for Muscatine area including Pat Novacek Gary Sterner Anna Funk James McCarty and others. District court licenses to wed Dennis Leroy Menzer and Dane Marie Kelley. Omaha livestock market hogs cattle and sheep quotes followed by New York stock quotes. Police and justice court brief notices.
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Muscatine, In
Journal
Daily Report
Pat Novacek
Gary Sterner
West Liberty
Anna Funk
James McCarty
David Riendl
Richard Beutler
Grover
Town City
Cathy Venghous
Oregon
Albert Meeke
Stockton
Robert Harbaugh
Route 5
Lula Fortney
New Boston
Alvina Bender
Davenport
Donald Tietge
Maple
Jessie R. Louck
Robert Nietzel
Jerry Longstrethh
Union
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dennis Leroy Menzer
Lone Tree
Dane Marie Kelley
West, Liberty
Dorothy B Lueth obituary and funeral details
Mrs Dorothy B Lueth 81 of 514 East Fifth street was found dead in her apartment May 9. Funeral services will be at Davenport Memorial Park at 11 a m Saturday with Rev Metcalf officiating. She was born November 26 1884 in Scott county and survived by seven children, two brothers and three sisters. Her husband and two siblings are deceased.
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Dorothy B. Lueth
East Fifth Street
Davenport Memorial Park
Metcalf
St. John's Methodist Church
Davenport
George M. Wittuch
Luell
Joyce Otto
Scott County
Louis
Bertha Danker Roehs
Wilton
William Lueth
Herbert. L
Harry
Florida
Harold
Clanton
Ala
la Vera Proeseh
Louden
Velma Petersen
Agnes Strawlow
Chicago
Mable Endorf
Toronto
Towa
Lowell
Norma) Reynolds
Rockford
Ill
Albert Roehs
Walcott
Otto Roehs
Robert EB. Brandt
Alice Cook
Barge strikes Dam No 15 near Mississippi River
Experts from the Army Corps of Engineers work to raise a partly sunken barge that rammed Dam No 15 and tore a hole in its bow after smashing into Government Bridge. The 57,000 bushels of corn on board may need unloading to lift the craft. No vandalism found by police.
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Army Corps of Engineer
Government Bridge
International Milling Co
Don Williams
Williams
Loren A. Williams
Jayhawk
Cargill Inc
Minneapolis
Some Stocks Trim Losses
New York stock market edged lower late in the day with selling easing. Trading was active with about 8.8 million shares by close versus 8.22 million Thursday. Slacks fell early on but many leading issues recovered from their low points as the session progressed.
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New York
Swine Prices Steady at Close in Chicago Market
USDA Monday receipts show 11 000 cattle 7 000 hogs and 500 sheep. Butcher hogs opened lower by up to 50 cents, with most markets steady at close. Hogs ranged from 19.60 to 28.00, top at 25.50 near steady, while mixed grades sold down from prior levels. Slaughter steers gained early then ended steady to 59 cents lower, with high grade lots at 27.50 to 28.50, and other cattle prices between 23.75 and 27.75. Sheep market reported as 100 head not enough for test.
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Omaha Livestock
OMAHA
Chicago
USDA
Grain Prices Mostly Strong in Chicago Trade
Weather reports and forecasts drove bullish grain futures with active speculative support. Wheat, rye and soybeans rose. early afternoon gains ranged from two cents to more, with May prices listed for wheat, corn, oats, rye and soybeans.
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Chicago
Midwest
Cemetery Association Elects Officers at Wapello
The Wapello Cemetery Association reelected Fred Wehmeyer president for the 23rd year at the annual meeting. Other officers were Herbert Wilton vice president Mrs Dorothy Butcher secretary and Mrs Marguerite Allen treasurer. Board members for three years included Danny Yakle and Mrs Hazel Plumb. other board members are Herbert Wilton Ellis Harris Delmar Shafer and Harold McLain. Plans for Memorial Day money collection and lot care were outlined. George Grable of Nichols and Bill Hotz of West Liberty discussed investments but no action taken. Wapello high school alumni plan a July 9 banquet at the high school with a potluck dinner at 6:20. Committees are organizing. Officers listed include Fred Stone president Jim Pagemiller vice president Verna Gajewski treasurer and Peggy Brockway secretary.
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Wapello
Fred. Wehmeyer
Herbert Wilton
Dorothy Butcher
Marguerite Allen
Danny Yakle
Hazel Plumb
Ellis Harris
Delmar Shafer
Harold McLain
George Grable
Nichols
Bill Hotz
West Liberty
Wapelfo High School
Fred Stone
Jim Pagemiller
Verna Gajewski
Peggy Brockway
Night Circle Meeting With Mrs Tahngstaff May 20
A partial notice notes a Mary circle meeting led by Mrs Oran Hauyes with Rebec and others, scheduled for Friday May 20, details truncated in the clipping.
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Douglas
Tahngstaff
Mary
Oran Hauyes
Rebec
Circle honors Mrs Cornelius Dystra with Ruth group
A Ruth circle led by Mrs Fern Deihl and Mrs Cornelius Dystra hosts a Junior and Senior Prom event in the circle with Rebekahs participation.
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Cornelius Dystra
Ruth
Fern Deihl
Rebekahs
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Duane Goodken
Hyman Kay Haines
Warfield Street
Emma D. Howard
Woodlawn Avenue
Michael Roy Gamble
Mechanicsville
Justice Court
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Samuel K. Dusenberry
Cordova
U.S
Idaho
Red River Valley
California
Butler
Hearing Aid Service
Bill Syers Jr
Bills Syers, Jr
HOTEL
Muscatine Muscatine
Mr. Syers
Acousticon-Syers CO
Davenport Hearing Aid Center
West 2Rd St
Chicago Cash Grain
Stan Willey
Musentine
Miles
Phillips Shell Service
Park Ave
Cemetery Association
Jefferson Circle
HGL
HGL Club
Nita Schwab
Delilah Schneider
VFW
Marcia Schneider
Mary Matthews
LCH
Flossie Danley
WSCS
Fellowship Hall
Ivan Kimmel
First Assembly of God Church
West Seventh Street
Don Crawford
D Sales Emu
Phenity
Monaco
Phillips
Arger—Tre
Fastbecks
Dodge Boys
Dodge Rebellion
Pahdnar
Polai In
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Phillips Bros. Sales & Rentals
Park Avenue
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