Muscatine Daily Report May 16 1968 Local Notices
Admitted and dismissed patients list, births, police arrests and court actions from Muscatine, Iowa. Includes names and addresses of new admissions, discharges, corrections, and various charges and hearings. Mentions divorce filings, judgments, and a district court summary with multiple cases and notices. Also notes agricultural market reports from Omaha. Coaches and escorts for Australian tourists referenced at article end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean Blake
E. Seventh
Seven Christian
Wilson
Wayne Thiering
Rowe 3
Fay Hidlebaugh
Demorest
Max McDaniel
Columbus Junction
Grover Burts
Grand
Marianne Bloom
Cranston
Lenox Buser
Conesville
Marie Albers
A McMahon
Ellen Kemper
Canon
Madonna Young
West Second
St. Stanley
St. Stanley ‘van Wey
Alfred Sterner
Willow
George Mid‘dagh
Washington
Carl Lichtenwald
Harry Kent
Letts
Harriett Coulter
New Boston
Bern
Fred A. Paetz
Devitt
Donald C. Henning
Parksl
John Mahoney
Muscatine
Roger Wadden
Dillaway Street
Gary ‘Blake
2Nd Street
Leroy William ‘Harmon
Climer Street
Gumaro Ramirez
Liberty Street
Wilton Junction
Gerald Wayne Osborn
Lincoln Blvd
Thomas Nicholas Romero
McKinley Ave
Bennie Benninger
EB. 7Th Street
Musca
Funeral services for Louis P. LaMaack
Louis P. LaMaack 72, a former Durant resident, died Sunday in Mesa Arizona. Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Friday at Frick Funeral Home in Durant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis P. Lamarck
Durant
Frick Funeral Home
Louis P. LaMaack
Mesa
Ariz
Barry
Hughes
George M. Wittich
Harry S. Hughes
Muscatine General Hospital
Villa Ridge
John
Rachel Elizabeth Rhodes Hughes
Illinois
Butchers Higher Prices at Chicago Stockyards Friday
Official USDA estimates Friday receipts show 4,000 cattle 5,000 hogs and 100 sheep. Hog prices rose 25 to 30 cents per hundredweight with varied bids across 190 to 400 lb categories. Cattle mostly cows and utilities sold around 18 to 21 dollars, sheep at 28 to 30 dollars for prime spring lambs depending on grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
USDA
Chicago
U.S
Emand
Texas Round Reds
Butchers Higher Chicago
Wheat futures inch higher on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat futures gained one cent as Chicago Board of Trade activity showed mixed moves in grains and soybeans. Oats fell over a cent at times before closing slightly lower, corn edged up in new crop deliveries, and soybeans showed varied gains and losses with May contracts quoted. Muscatine quotes list No 2 corn at 1.09 15 days, soybeans at 2.64 15 days, with moisture discounts noted.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
Dome
McIntyre Porcupine
Campbell Red Lake
Wall Street
Congress
Berman Leasing
Olin Mathieson
Eastern Air Lines
Santa Fe
del E. Webb
McDonnell Douglas
Western Union
Berkey
American Stock Exchange
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago grain prices and soybeans report AP
Chicago cash grain prices list the No 2 hard wheat at 14434 n and No 2 soft red at 1.38 n. No 2 yellow corn at 1.44, No 3 yellow at 1.18, No 4 yellow at 1.16. No 2 heavy white oats at 79. Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.75. Soybean oil details omitted.
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Chicago
Westmer School Board Approves Contracts and Bids
The Westmer Community Unit District 203 board met at Eliza attendance center and approved a contract for Janet McCaw to teach third grade at Keithsburg Elementary, accepted the resignation of Henry Hey, added a consumer problems course, tabled airplane ground school, declared May 27 a school holiday, approved textbook requisitions and football equipment, allocated 1500 for band uniforms and music, authorized a band concert at East Moline State Hospital, accepted bids for typing tables and chairs and an air conditioner, approved bus chasses and Wayne bodies, and planned septic tank work at the Eliza center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmer
Eliza
Janet McCaw
Keithsburg
Henry Hey
East Moline State Hospital
J.S. Latta
McCaw Electric
General Electric
Castle Chevrolet of
Joy
Wayne
Moline Body Company
Sanitary Service of
Letter suspends Auto Workers union
Washington AP The AFL CIO suspends Walter Reuther's United Auto Workers as President George Meany mails a formal letter. The split ends a 12 year founding alliance, costing the federation 1.5 million members and over 1 million dollars yearly in dues. The rift centers on issues beyond money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Meany
Reuther
Labor Federation
Aflcio
May Breakfast at Letts and Club Meeting Notes
The Past Worthy Matron club held a May breakfast at Maud Furnias home with Marian Hildebrand assisting. Twenty members, five guests, and one child attended. Mildrea Estle opened the regular meeting with scripture and prayer. Stella Beik won hostess prize. The Philathean class met with sixteen members present and devotions led by Vinnie Turkington. Dorothy Holst and Mildred Deihl visited Marian Hildebrand’s home. Phyllis Small hosted a coffee hour for Letts building teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letts
Maud Furnias
Marian Hildebrand
Mildrea Estle
Nelle Hildebrand
Stella Beik
Dorothy Holst
Princeton
Mildred Deihl
Morning Sun
Marian Hiltebrand
Phyllis Small
YW Wives Hear About Youth Center
The YW Wives met at the YWCA with 14 members present. Guest speakers Eric Wagner and Rex Gantenbein from Muscatine spoke on the proposed youth center. Betty Burke presented the annual report and Florence Boldt the treasurer's report. The next meeting will discuss the Kent Feed boat on June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Eric Wagner
Rex Gantenbein
Muscatine
Betty Burke
Flor.ence Boldt
Kent
Franklin PTO Concludes School Year
The final PTO meeting of the year featured the Franklin Garfield band and chorus performances. A $1000 donation funded a duplicating machine for the school. sixth graders were guests and planned an educational trip for May 17. Gifts were given to retiring president Mr. and Mrs. Cooney and teacher Miss Williams. The nominating committee proposed officers: President Mr. and Mrs. Snyder, Vice President Mr. and Mrs. Stych, Secretary Mrs. Beckler, Treasurer Mr. and Mrs. Brammer. An art exhibit followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Pto
Franklin Garfield
Franklin Chorus
PTO
Ted Taylor
Lou Ann Brei
Past Noble Grands No 2 Plan Bazaar
The Past Noble Grands No 2 of Rebekah Lodge met at Mrs. Jessie Davis home with Erma Nesmith presiding. Ten members answered roll call. Edna Sanders reported secretary duties and Lydia Weeks on cards and flowers. Jessie Davis presented treasurer details. plans for a fall bazaar were discussed. A Mother's Day reading by Edna Sanders and a quiz program led by Nellie Snavely followed. June meeting at Nellie Snavely's home. The Ranneys completed a seven day safari tour after a tour prior passenger test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands No. & Lof Rebekah Lodge
Jessie Davis
Erma Nesmith
Edna Sanders
Lydia Weeks
Nellie Snavely
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Ray L. Pace
Gary Blake
W. 2Nd Street
Ronald William Kulp
Hershey Ave
District Court
Jerald
Edward Zybarth
Connie Zybarth
Seaboard Finance Co
Thomas L. Shepherd
Louisa County
Carole S. Shepherd
Muscatine County
Plainiff
Flora Haynes Dora
Elizabeth Dora Skolnik
Betty Cozad
Donald Cozad
LaRue McCoy
Montgomery Ward Co
Ronald
Shirley Barklow
Steindler Orthopedic
Jack
Caroline Tobias
Defend
Automatic Button Co
J. and
K. Button Co
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Duane Gredken
Rebecca A. Ingwersen
John Arthur Swarups
Chester Leroy Ballenger
Dennis Melvin Swails
Walters Street
Omaha Livestock
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Don Stapp
Leona Wheeler
Garland Conaway
Marvin Kistler
Lewis Linville
Dale Gerling
Leland Wheeler
Robert Buckman
Eugene Diecs
Lawrence Tisor
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Bonnie Wheeler
Wanda Buckman
Darlene Conaway
Linda Reed
Lois Hills
Kathy Gartzke
Carmen Goldesberry
Pauline Stapp
Leota Gabriel
Hetty Linville
Elaine Dicks
Carolyn Gerot
Wilma Wasson
Mae Fohren
Mary Garrett
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Dera Tisor
Sandy
Westtmer — School Board
Auto
He Does
Treasury Department
The
Advertising Council
Philathes Close
Hazel Thompson
Lucretia Turkington
Flora Wilson
Pedro Gipple
Vinnie Turkington
Ranneys
Merrill Lynch
Muscatine 101
Mississippi Drive
Iowa
City & State
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,fenner & Smith
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Blackhawk Hotel
Davenport
East 3Rd Street
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