May 17 1968 Daily Report Hospitals and Sheriff News
Daily Report from May 17 1968 lists hospital admissions and dismissals including Daniel Reynolds Diana Davis Lee Wainscott Andrew Andreson Edward Brush Avis McDaniel Paul Tompkins Ella Odell Arthur Arndt Mabel Ayers Donald Hammond Caroline Rinnett born events and Linn Hart named deputy sheriff Muscatine County details of Mercy Davenport patients and room numbers. Also notes dismissals Clarence Mockmore Edgar Kemper Harold Willich and others. Sheriff’s appointment for Linn Hart, training plan and vacancy fill after Bob Miller resignation. Local markets cattle hogs sheep prices and Chicago hog and potato figures. Court notes include speeding and weapon permit cases and dismissals. New Boston Ferry to start season May 38 with weekend operation and daily service May 1 to Aug 25.
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Daniel Reynolds
Dale
Diana Davis
Montpelier
Lee Wainscott
Andrew Andreson
Edward Brush
Muskie Motel
Avis McDaniel
Orange
Kevin Cousins
Davenport
Paul Tompkins
Clinton
Guy Ray Cozad
Ella
Odell
Wisconsin
Arthur Arndt
Mabel Ayers
Lutheran Homes
Donald J. Hammond
Fred B
Caroline) Rinnett
Mercy Hospital
Larry Whittaker
E. Second
Basil Skidmore
Hershey
Donald Phelps
Newell
Diane Mitchell
Mulberry
Clifford Chandler
Lincoln Blvd
Billy Burroughs
Columbus Junction
David Brown
Sycamore
Clarence Mockmore
Edgar Kemper
Harold Willich
King Ave
Paul Bermel
Harold O. Hubbard
Muscatine General Hospital
Clifford Fix
20Th Ave
Rock Island
John L. Timm
Ailen
Linden Hahn, Jr
Phillips
Leland Littre
E. Tenth
Wayne G. Stych
Climer
Floyd Ziegenhorn
Route 4
Grain Futures Close Irregular in Chicago Trade
In Chicago soybeans and grain futures finished in an irregular zone after volatile moves. Early buying supported wheat gains while later profit taking pulled prices back. corn moved on reports of strong field work progress. May soybeans slipped amid selling pressure with some firmness in new crop deliveries. Wheat settled around 1.37 a bushel, corn near 1.14, oats steady to down, rye down slightly, soybeans near 2.72.
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Chicago
Obituary for Henry S Hughes 81 of Muscatine
Henry S Hughes 81 died at Muscatine General Hospital at 8 05 am He lived at 303 E 2nd St born April 18 1887 in Villa Ridge Illinois son of John and Rachael Hughes moved to Muscatine in 1931 He was a Seventh Day Adventist He leaves six sons two brothers one sister 30 grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral 1 30 pm Saturday George M Wittich Funeral Home Rev Timothy Barrett burial Greenwood cemetery Also funeral services were held in Dayton Ohio for C Leland Gabriel former Muscatine resident survivor list includes widow Mildher Gabriel son Carl Gabriel brothers Cleve R Gabriel Clinton L Gabriel sisters Crystal Paetz and Cetha Gabriel
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Harry S. Hughes
Henry S. Hughes
Muscatine General Hospital
E. 2Nd St
Villa Ridge
Illinois
John
Rachael Elizabeth Rhodes Hughes
Muscatine
Sterling, Ml
Henry Leroy
Sterling
Thomas Richard
Tamjeo
Ill
Donald Leon
Bradley
Ora C
Bryant, Ill
Horace H
Thompson
Georgia
Minnie Treland
Mt. Vernon
George M. Wittich
Timothy Barrett
New York Stocks Mixed as Markets Open and Trade Edges
AP reports at noon Friday New York stock quotations show gains for several giants including Allied Ch and Am T&T, with mixed results across industries. Illinois and West region listings appear alongside U.S. Steel, Texaco, Gen Elec, and Deere, reflecting broad activity while smaller names show varied percentages.
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New York
AlliedCh
Resist
AlliedStrs
Int Salt
AmCan
Int
T&t
AmChaih
Interst
Amcryss
Ia. Eil&p
Amhome
Jowa Ill G
AMK Cp
Ia Pil
Am Mot
KC P&l
AmSmelt
Kn’cott
Sid
Beth Stl
Nat G
Bong Air
Penney
Borden
Pa Cen
Brunswik
Pep Coln
Phill Pet
Chrysler
CurtisWr
Deere
Sherri
Zion Lutheran Confirmation Banquet Held
The Zion Lutheran Church hosted its annual Confirmation Banquet with about 65 attendees. The 1963 class members were honored, with Greg Bridges as toastmaster and Sarah Stange delivering the response.
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Luther League of Zion Lutheran Church
Greg Bridges
Jackie Busch
League
Sarah Stange
Eastern Iowa Community College bids for Riverdale site work
Public notice from Eastern Iowa Community College merged Area IX invites sealed bids for site grading paving and utility installations in Riverdale Scott County Iowa. Bids due by 7 00 p m CST April 2 1968 at district secretary 1829 State Street Bettendorf Iowa. plans and specifications by Henningson Durham and Richardson Omaha Nebraska.
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Henningson
Durham
Richardson
Farnam Street
Omaha
Nebraska
Quad-City Builders Club
24Th Street
Rock Island
Ilinois
Louis C. Couch
Plaza Building
Bettendorf
Iowa
Board of Directors
Scott County
Eastern Iowa Community College
Gerald C. Cleramensen
Clinton
Scott
Cedar
Louisa
Muscatine
State of Iowa
State Street
U.S.T
Riverdale
Henningson, Durham, and
Farnam &T
Regular Semi Monthly City Council Session 1968
The May 2 1968 meeting in Council Chambers chaired by Mayor Burns covered minutes approval, numerous committee referrals, and authorized staff actions. Topics included zoning, paving, traffic signals, bond work, sewer and drainage matters, and travel for officials.
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Council
Burns
Ald
Schauland
Keough
Reichert
Rehwaldt
Howe
Hinman
Vischer
Pastor Ross
Muscatine Development Corp
Harold
Hammann
R&p
Iowa Development Commission
John Hintermeister
Ames
Allbee, Wilson & Allbee
Phillip Richard
Grit Chamber
R&f
H. Rosenberg Lre
Std & Cedar
Grounds Committee
Civil Service
Commission
Police & Fire Dept
Building
Sunrise View
Barry Ave
Burnside Ave
el Clare
C. Hollenbeck
R. Korschot
Burnside
el Clair Add
St. Louis
Railroad Co
Icity
Paul Brink
Building & Zoning Dept
Dusenberry
Breese
League
New Hampshire
Axel
Hershey Ave
K. Dusenberry
Schiller St
Schiller
Pond & Schiller
F. Anson
F. Gross
Madison
Lincoln ‘Blvd
League of Municipalities
8Th & Mulberry
Sth & Cedar
Fire Dept
R.F. Kaufmann
S. Burns
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St. Elizabeth Hospital
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Carl. Gabriel
Marlin Heights
Cleve
R. Gabriel
Clinton L. Gabriel
Carl (Crystle
Paetz
Cetha Gabriel
Hetzler
Edith Morrison
Edith Louise Morrison
Snider Funeral Home
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Geneva Campbell
Velma Morrison
Marty Morrison
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Betty Morrison
Joyce Morrison
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Ray Morrison
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Fairbanks Chapel
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Dick Marr
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Dennis Blackwood
Gerhard Bowie
Ivan Day
Daryl Henke
Debbie Hoag
Jane Keel
Nancy Koester
Gary Manley
Patty Meyer
Tim Miller
Willa Mae Morgan
Christine Oest
Bobby Rada
Richard Shultz
Craig Stange
George Stegner
Christine Suhl
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Jim Tutt
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Joe Woodhouse
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Muscatine High School
Second St
Unlimited Services of America Inc
Industrial Linen, Inc. R&f
Jerry Sulzberger
W&e
Park Ave
Washington St
C.F. Lodge
Bodekker's School of Music, Inc
Cedar Rapids