Sunday ceremony to unite Muscatine churches
Muscatine prepares for a unity service at Wesley United Methodist Church to celebrate the merger of First Evangelical United Brethren and First Methodist with several other local United Methodist congregations. The national merger creating the United Methodist Church was finalized April 22, 1968 in Dallas.
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Muscatine
Journal
E.U.B. and
Methodist Church
Helen Weijershauser
Wesley
United Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Fourth Street
Iowa Ave
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Sixth Street
Ottenbein United Methodist Church
Evangelical United Breet Church of
Island Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren Churches
The
Methodist Churches
Dallas
Texas
First ‘Methodist
United Brethren Church
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Otterbein Methodist
Otterbein
Asbury United Methodist Church
Epworth United
Brace
Bloomington Muscatine
Greg
Bloomington
Otterbein United Methodist
Mus
L. McVey
Grand View Mission
Eberhart
L. McKinney
East Sixth Street
J. E. Lindsey
United Brethren In Christ Church
Evangelical Association
Methodist Protestant Church
United Evangelical Church
United Evangelical Church United
United Brethren In Christ
Evangelical Church
New Church
United States
Southern Baptists
Cabaret Theme Sets Central Junior High Spring Concert
Central Junior High presents a Cabaret themed spring concert on Tuesday May 21 at 7 30 PM featuring The Gallant Men Overture to Das Pensional Minuet and Trio B flat clarinet solo by Patricia Terry with Peggy Ross accompanist Kid Stuff Civil War Suite Gathering Clouds All Quiet Along the Potomac Tonight When Johnny Comes Marching Home Three Blind Mice B flat clarinet trio Janet Sandburg Debbie Pool DeLynn Price Pam Gjertsen Original Dixie Land Concert Dry Bones Boys Glee Club Tom Dooley Good News Drunken Sailor Ninth Grade Small Group Going Out of My Head Mixed Trio What Now My Love Girl from Ipanema Joyce Hahn Chris Oest Tim Miller Girls Glee Club Whistle a Happy Tune Do Re Mi Climb Every Mountain My Cup Runneth Over Talk to the Animals Chris Oest Seventh and Eighth Grade Small Group Windy Ninth Grade Chorus Bali Hai The Night They Invented Champagne Sound of Music Georgy Girl
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Johnny
Janet Sandburg
Debbie Pool
DeLynn Price
Pam Gjertsen
Boys’ Glee Club
Tom Dooley
Sailor
Ipanema
Joyce Hahn
Chris Oest
Tim Miller
Glee Club
Sally Axel
Leggett Bond Set in Moline Armed Robbery Case
Shelby F. Leggett 24 was arraigned on an armed robbery charge for the Target service station holdup in Moline. He was remanded to Rock Island county jail after police arrested him near the Iowa-Illinois Memorial Bridge. Bond set at 7500 dollars. about 40 dollars was taken. Leggett, a San Angelo Texas native living in a Muscatine motel, was identified minutes after the holdup.
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Shelby F. Leggett
Moline
Rock Island
Leggett
Iowa-IlFnois Memorial Bridge
San Angelo
Texas
Muscatine
Flags Up For Armed Forces Day In Muscatine
American flags are flying in Muscatine today in observance of Armed Forces Day. A Rainbow for Girls public installation is set for Sunday May 19 at 2 p.m. at the Masonic temple. The Twentieth Century Club will luncheon at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Hotel Muscatine.
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Muscatine
Rainbow
Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Temple
Clayton Carver Home on Leave
Navy Seaman Clayton C. Carver son of Mr and Mrs Roy Carver 2236 Mulberry Ave Muscatine is home on a 14 day leave after completing Navy recruit training at Great Lakes Ill He reports to Fleet Training Center Newport RI to begin Quartermaster A school on June 24 He enrolled as a Seaman Junior College after two years of Junior college
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Navy
Calyton C. Carver
Roy Carver
Mulberry Ave
Muscatine
Great Lakes
Ill
Fleet Training Center
Newport RI
Stanley Gives 6 Commencement Talks in Week
State Senator David M. Stanley, a Republican U S Senate candidate, will campaign across 16 Iowa counties for a week starting Sunday. He will deliver six high school commencement addresses at Deep River-Millersburg, Lincoln Central Grover, South Tama Toledo, Renwick High, Calamus, and Postville, with additional club meetings factory gates and shopping centers across several cities.
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David M. Stanley
U. S
Stanley
Iowa
Deep River-Millersburg
Lincoln Central
Grover
South Tama Community High
Toledo
Renwick
Calamus Community High
Calamus
Postville
Cars Are Damaged Friday In Four City Accidents
Muscatine police investigated four auto accidents Friday night. Rob ert Charles Woolsey, 31, 161 Clifford street, suffered head cuts and was treated at Muscatine General hospital after his eastbound car on 8th street struck a parked vehicle on 8th near Chestnut, moving it onto a sidewalk. Damages included his right front and the Stevens car’s left rear. Woolsey scheduled for court on failure to control. Also, 10:55 p.m. an accident on Park Drive near Oak Drive involved Ermin Jennings, state conservation officer, 2852 Highland Court, and Nancy Sue Garrison, 17, 500 Lorenz street. left rear of Jennings’ car and left front of Garrison’s. Jennings swerved right to avoid a collision and was struck by Garrison. At 4:21 p.m., Dollman, 17, 530 Mulberry Ave., and Bergen, 16, 9 Alleyne Drive, collided at Chestnut and 5th. Dollman’s car rear end and left side damaged. Bergen’s front damaged. At 4:02 p.m., Beverly Winn, 52, 491 Fairview Ave., and Walter Lucas, 42, 215 W. 5th street, collided on East 5th when Winn stopped to avoid a pedestrian and Lucas followed.
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Muscatine
Robert Charles Woolsey
Clifford Street
Muscatine General Hospital
Woolsey
8Th Street
Chestnut Street
Albert Stevens
E. 7Th Street
Stevens
Focal
Ermin Jennings
State Conservation Officer
Highland Court
Nancy Sue Garrison
Lorenz Street
Jennings
Park Drive
Oak Drive
Nancy Garrison
John Albert Dollman
Mulberry Ave
Burdette Bergen
Alleyne Drive
Chestnut and
5Th Streets
Dollman
Sth Street
Bergen
Memorial Service Planned at Eliza Cemetery
Memorial day services will be held at the Eliza Creek cemetery on Sunday May 26 at 2 p.m. Volunteers will be welcome to help clean the church on Saturday afternoon May 25.
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Eliza Creek
Street Crew To Oelwein For Clean Up
Four men and eight crane and dump trucks from Muscatine City Street Department were dispatched to Oelwein to assist in cleaning tornado damage. Chairman Lyle Hinman said the crew left about 6 30 am and would work in Oelwein for three or four days.
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Oelwein
Muscatine
Chirman Lyle Hinman
Toastmaster District 19 Conference in Muscatine
Several hundred Toastmaster club members from Iowa and the Quad City area join Muscatine for the District 19 spring conference and speech contest. Max W. Churchill of Muscatine presides as District Governor as contests feature eight regional entrants and a banquet at 5 30 p m.
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Iowa
Quad-City
Muscatine
Illinois
Quad-Cities
Max W. Churchill
Elks Club
Note Is Called Against Four By Loan Firm
Muscatine Savings and Loan Assn filed suit in Muscatine County district court Friday seeking 18758 from resident Gail A Ramer. The note, originally 26900 dated Oct 14, 1954, covered real estate. Plaintiffs ask for a decree making the mortgage first lien and request appointment of a receiver for the mortgaged premises.
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Muscatine Savings and Loan Assn
Muscatine County
Gail A Ramer
Savings and Loan
Local Church Camp Out Planned by Muscatine Presbyterians
Members of the First Presbyterian church of Muscatine will attend a congregational amnp-out at Camp Wyoming from 3 p.m. Saturday, June 8, to 3 p.m. Sunday, June 9. The camp, located south of Highway 64 about 17 miles west of Maquoketa, features eight cabins, a dining lodge, a recreation hall, a swimming pool, and roughly 350 acres of woods. Jeff Koch handles family reservations.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Accountants Plan Meeting Here Wednesday
Members of the Accountants Association of Town will discuss methods of improving accounting services to clients at a dinner meeting Wednesday at the Emns restaurant in Muscatine. K. C. Disterhoff of Davenport, district director for the AAI, and state association officers will discuss program plans for 1968 69. The dinner begins at 6 30 p.m.
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Iowa
Accountants Association of Town
Emns
Muscatine
K. C. Disterho& of
Davenport
AAI
State Association
Muscatine Journal Details and Associated Press Tie
The Muscatine Journal is a daily paper published with holidays excluded and operates under Lee Enterprises. It is based at 10% E.iré St in Muscatine Iowa and is a second class matter under the 1375 act, with Associated Press rights for local news and AF dispatches.
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Muscatine Journal
Lee Enterprises
Muscatine
Iowa
Associated Premie
Subscription rates for Muscatine area papers
Daily carrier delivery in Muscatine city 2.00 per month in advance. Delivered by other carriers forty cents a week. Mail subscriptions within fifty miles of Muscatine 15.00 per year. Mail in towns with carrier service 15.00 per year. Over fifty miles 20.00 per year. All mail subscriptions payable in advance. Office hours 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Saturday 8 a.m. to NOON. Special delivery for missed papers until 6:29 p.m. daily and Saturdays until p.m. Dial 263-2333.
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City of Muscane
Muscatine
Papera
Manna
Dial
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Webster City
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