Traffic Damage Suit Seeks 17101 In Muscatine Case
A district court action in Muscatine County seeks 17101.55 in damages from Raymond E. Schmidt. Iowa City residents John and Esther McCormick and Mary J. Plate sue for permanent injuries medical bills auto damage and property loss from a May 15 1966 crash on Town 22 west of Muscatine. A jury trial is demanded.
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Muscatine County
Muscatine
Iowa City
John
Esther McCormick
Mary J. Plate
Raymond E. Schmidt
John McCormick
Mary Plate
Town 22
Schmidt
Wilton church services listed and schedules
Wilton areas outline multiple church services for Wilton Methodist Presbyterian United Church of Christ and Grace Trinity details include early and late worship times. The notices cover Sunday services weekday meetings vacation church school sessions and associated events for Grace Church Trinity and Cedar Rapids workshops.
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Wilton
Social Calendar Notes for Women of the Moose
The Women of the Moose hold a May 16 session at Marian Bayers home 501 Lowe to plan for the July high meeting. The Mooseheart committee meets at 6 p.m. at George's Steak House for dinner and each member brings a secret pal reveal gift.
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Regents of the Women of the Moose
Marian Bayers
Lowe
Mooseheart Committee of the Women of the Moose
George's Steak House
McKinley PTA Honors Sixth Grade Students
The McKinley PTA held a sixth grade recognition program led by president Mrs. Richard Barry. The sixth grade band opened with music. awards went to Mrs. Phillips and Miss Danfeldt. The group thanked retiring staff and noted the class trip to Amana Colonies funded by candy bar sales. The program closed with sixth graders singing.
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McKinley Pta
Richard Barry
Daufeldt
Celeste Cronin
Grace Harden
Mary- Tice
PTA
Barry
Phillips
Danfeldt
Lockand
William Busch
Huber
McKinley
Amana
St Mathias Home and School elects new officers
The St Mathias Home and School Association met Tuesday evening at the school with Kenneth Phelps presiding. New officers for the coming term were elected. A school room award was also announced, though details were unclear from the fragment.
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St.Mathias Home and School Association
Kenneth Phelps
Nelson
Oat T A Te Aystand
ISU Offers 6 Week Course In Community Journalism
ISU announces a six week short course in community journalism from July 15 to August 22 at Iowa State University Ames. The program costs 275 dollars including room and board, or 150 dollars for commuters. It targets high school graduates not pursuing college this fall and offers on the spot news gathering photography and advertising training. Applicants should contact Karl Friederich in the Department of Technical Journalism for information and admission details.
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Nade Univeral
Karl Friederich
Proik
Friederich
Department of Technical Journalism
Iowa State University
Ames
Pollyanna Class Meets at Wilton Presbyterian Church
The Pollyanna Class of the Presbyterian Church met at Clara Leith’s home Monday evening with devotions led by Erma. Hulda Schroeder oversaw the program reading about Mothers. Phyllis Peterson spoke on Camp Fire Girls’ work and church groups. Ruth Kiser read children’s poems. Marguerite Kaufmann closed with poems to and about mothers. Prizes were won by Irma Wildasin and Mrs. Peterson. A social hour followed. June’s meeting will be hosted by Miriam Hendriks and Marguerite Kaufmann.
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Wilton
Presbyterian Church
Clara Leith
Martha Brown
Erma
Hulda Schroeder
Wit’s End
Phyllis Peterson
Ruth Kiser
Jonathan Bing
Marguerite Kaufmann
Irma Wildasin
Peterson
Miriam Hendriks
Officers Named At Washington PTA Meeting
Officers were nominated and elected at the Washington school PTA meeting held Tuesday evening. Retiring president Glen Bloom presided. The elected slate includes John Plough and wife as president, James Lamb and wife as vice president, Stan Willey as secretary, Leon Kardux as treasurer, and Dr. Longtin as program chairman who introduced county probation officer Fenton Barnard who spoke on law terms including felony assault and battery and larceny. Refreshments followed. Tickets remain for Bill Cosby concert at The University of Iowa Field House Saturday at 8 p.m. through the University Box Office.
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Washington School Pta
Glen Bloom
James Hahn
John Plough
James Lamb
Stan Willey
Leon Kardux
Longtin
Fenton Barnard
Dale Longtin
Leo Avesing
Wayne Mitt Iman
Deeds Recorded In Muscatine Stockton Property Transfers
Multiple real estate deeds show transfers in Muscatine and Stockton. Gertrude E Timin via Hammann families, Cora Mull to Judith Cottrell, Judith Cottrell to Earl Hun gate, Theodore and Shirley Douglas to Koepping, Milo and Beulah Smith to David Clark, Ralph Siebel to David Clark, Harold Sinkler to David Clark, and Larry Koak to David Clark, all detailing warranty or quit claim deeds for lots and blocks in Harold Hammann Plaza, A Ogilvie Ad dition, Smalley Addition, Town of Stockton.
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Gertrude ‘E
Timin
Harold E
Delores M. Hammann
Harold Hammann
As. Catine
Delores M. ‘Hammann
Thomas D
Alice M. Plemmons
Harold Hammam W
Miscatine
Theodore A
Shirley J. Douglas
James R
Debbie K. Koepping
Abraham Smalley
South Muscatine
Milo D
David
Loretta’ Clark
Stockton
Fulton
Ralph R
Juanita A. Siebel
Clark
Loretta Clark
Harold and
Helen Sinkler
Larry L
Donna L. Koak
Wilton Meeting on Youth and Mental Health
Wilton hosts an 8 p.m. gathering with the theme Youth and Mental Health. Rev Father Thomas Doyle will speak and the event invites everyone to attend.
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Wilton
Father Thomas Doyle
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