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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1968
Page
10
Linn Hart, 47, appointed deputy sheriff by Muscatine County Sheriff Richard Oppelt. A lifetime Muscatine County resident, Hart previously managed Liberty Lanes Bowling Alley in West Liberty and Town and Country Bowling Lanes in Muscatine.
Carol Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Gaylord Wilson Route 1 West Liberty will give a recital at 8 p m Monday in the Chapel Auditorium Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant Miss Wilson a sophomore music major and former cast member of Hansel and Gretel is active in campus music groups
WAPELLO The council met in regular session chaired by Mayor Cecil McClurkin. They approved reports, discussed a trailer sewer connection, granted a car wash permit subject to engineer approval and public hearing, and appointed five residents to form the City Health Board plus a physician. A plumbers license was issued to Clubb Plumbing and Heating Co. Building permits were approved, and officials planned attendance at a municipal finance officers meeting. Local clubs and a retired civil employees chapter held meetings with standard activities and potluck.
The Board of Water and Light Trustees of Muscatine Iowa invites bids for a power plant construction project including structure, interior fits, elevator, HVAC plumbing, excavation and paving. Bids require a 5 percent certified check, contract within 48 days, and Iowa preference for goods and labor. Plans available from Stanley Consultants with set pricing. refunds apply for non-bidders.
Notice to vacate a street portion in Oakville town that runs from the east edge of Second Street to the west edge of the alley between Second and Third Streets. The street, platted as forty feet wide and 120 feet long, lies in Parson's Addition. Oakville Town Council.
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