Weather map hints at showers and cold to the north
National forecast notes scattered showers and thunderstorms in the northeast and central Plains tonight. Colder air moves from the northern Plains to the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Warmer conditions spread from the southern Plains to the South Atlantic states with little change elsewhere.
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Nation
Central Plains
Northern Plains
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Southern Plains
South Atlantic States
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Columbus Junction News and Announcements roundup
Community notes from Columbus Junction cover staff changes and events. Gale Tschanty will attend the Town Band Masters Convention in Des Moines. Shurs day and Friday saw Mr and Mrs Larry Robertson in Chicago visiting relatives. Baccalaureate for Columbus Community High School graduates set for Sunday, May 4 at 8 08 p m. Muscatine Community Chorus visited May 14. Emma Beekman Chapter of QES meets June 1 for a slag Day program with committee members listed. Methodist Men host Father-Son picnic May 28 at Chautauqua Park with Softball and parties to follow. Morning Sun youngsters swim dates in Burlington pool July to August. Oakville youth swim times aligned. Farewell gathering for the Sanford family at Independent Bible Church as they prepare to resume missionary work in South America. Columbus Community track team hosting a picnic at Columbus Park. Smithsonian opens exhibit displaying the original Stars Spangled Banner.
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Columbus
Junction
Gale Tschanty
Bane
Des Moines
Larry Robertson
Chicago
Dave Sandberg
Columbus Community High School
Muscatine Community
Col Tere
Independent Bible Church
Enoch, Sanford and Family
Sanfords
South America
Chevy II Nova travel team up on economy vacation drive
Chevrolet promotes the Chevy II Nova family car as suited for long trips with comfort and style. Features include chin-proof upholstery, ample trunk space, dual sun visors, deep carpeting, and self-cleaning rocker panels. The ad touts fuel efficiency and low maintenance with a focus on value and trade-in deals.
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Fisher
Commercial Barge Traffic Ahead of Previous Years
Inland river cargo totals for January through April 1964 show overall increases over 1963 and 1908 baselines. Coal and petroleum shipments rise, grain and other commodities climb, with higher through-traffic and district termination statistics across the Mississippi district, despite a lock closure at Bam No. 17 New Boston due to water flow. Baccalaureate services were held Sunday evening for 47 graduates at Wapello High School with Rev. Vogel delivering the invocation and sermon by Rev. Don Ross.
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Pointe
Mus
Catine
Boston
Rock Island
Mississippi
Corps. of Engineers
Bam No
New Boston
Wapello
High Schol
L. J. Vogel
Don Ross
Wapello Presbyterian Church
Vogel
Thais Grouwinkel
Credit Grantors Name Officers For New Terms
Howard Rockafellow advertising manager of The Muscatine Journal was elected president of the Muscatine Credit Grantors Association at the monthly meeting. John Stith Spurgeon's store manager was chosen vice president. Paul Johnson and James Pulliam, both from local banks, joined the board. Pulliam is the outgoing president. Patricia Barlan of the Credit Bureau led the program with Barbara Walcher assisting.
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Howard Rockafellow
Mus‘eatine Journal
Mus. Cxling. Credity Grantors Association
Elks Club
John Stith
Spurgeon's
Paul Johnson
Contra State Bank
James Pulliam
Muscatine Bank and Trust Company
Pulliam
Patricia Barlan
Muscatine
Mrs Niles Back From Phoenix Visit
Mrs Niles returns from a four month stay in Phoenix visiting her daughter and relatives with Mr and Mrs Albert Iiven and family. Florence Mairi accompanied her to Bloomfield to visit Mr and Mrs Mite Leven and family. She plans more visits before returning to Phoenix. Ada Smith and Adel Smith spent Sunday with the Staller family. Sandra Slater, a St Lukes nurse in Davenport, headed home for weekend. Charles Smith and family visited Donnie Karsh and Julie in Taylor Ridge. Henry J. Miller and Gerald Sanders discussed credit bureau role and September meetings.
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Atalissar
Myra
Ethel
Niles
Albert Iiven
Phoenix
F Sy
Florence Mairi
Bloomfield
Mite Leven
Ada Smith
Adel Smith
Robert Staller
Sandra Slater
St. Luke's
Davenport
Charles, Smith
Donnie. Karsh
Julie
Taylor Ridge
Central junior high variety show three leads in skit
Central junior high’s third annual variety show featured Ron Ross as the director Chris Altenbernd as the business manager and Vicki Moyer as the script girl in a tableau about “The Problems of Staging a Variety Show.”
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Central Junior High School
Ron Ross
Chris Altenbernd
Vicki Moyer
Vacationing At Atalissa in Iowa News
Mrs Edna Statler of Perryville Missouri is spending a three week vacation with her son and family in Atalissa. Penn Avenue Grange will host Pomona Grange meeting May 25 at the Penn Avenue Grange Hall south of Atalissa. Members will meet Thursday morning for preparation. Edward Hadley and family honor Rodney Hadley of Davenport with a birthday dinner east of Atalissa. Grandchildren Terry and Lynda Hadley visited Howard Hadley on Sunday.
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Atalissa
Edna Statler
Perryville, Mo
Robert Statler
Penn Avenue
Pomona
Muscatine County
Atalssa
Grange Hall
Edward Hadley
Rodney Hadley
Davenport
Terry
Lynda Hadley
Howard Hadley
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Columbus Junction
Emma Beekman
Q.E.S
Correne Wendrickson
Lucile Smylie
Martha Groben
Marian Cecil
Tela Bell
Mary A McKee
Chautauqua Park
Bob
Mocker
Dick Harbison
Bill Austin
Junior Stapp
Don Story
Burlington Pol
Oakville
Columbus Park
Smithsonian Institution
New Museum of History Andechnology
Echo Spring
Louisville, RY
Iowa
ARS
Sea Bourbon
Chevrolet
Atre
Rock Asland
Wapells
Mrs. Niles
Yea
Henry. J. Miller
State Adjustment Coloty
Gerald Sanders
The
Credit Bureau
Charles A. Meerdink
Life Investors Ins. Co. of America
Life Investors
MG E. Corp
Fowa
Henderson
East
TNT
Corvette
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