Hawkeye Hoppers elect Mills president at YWCA meeting
Don Mills elected president of the Hawkeye Hoppers square dance club at a Tuesday YWCA meeting. Officers include vice president Carl Cochran secretary Kathy Potter treasurer Kerb Johnson and reporter Vivian Chapman. Board members are Harold Hall Herman Reist Vernon Cochran Glenna Cochran and Bob Burger. A square dance with Larry Gow followed. the next dance is planned June 1 with Kenny Anderson as caller. public invited.
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Don Mills
Hawkeye Hoppers Square Dance Club
YWCA
Rar] Cochran
Kathy Potter
Kerb Johnson
Vivian Chapman
Harold and Belly Hall
Herman
Mary Ida Reist
Vernon
Glenna Cochran
Bob
Rose Burger
Larry Gow
Kenny Anderson
Police Court and Divorce Notices From Daily Report
Judge William Wollens Carelean forfeits bonds for Jerry Stokes and Thomas A. Rogers. Laurel Lewis found guilty of disturbing the peace with fines. Divorce suits between Judith A. Nealson and David Neal, and Betty Slater and Richard Slater granted in favor of the plaintiff. Collection suit filed by Lee McKee against Gerd Van Veen for $488.11 plus $37.26 attorney fees. Probate notices for Zella E. Lauser and Herman F. Jarr. Admitted and dismissed list includes multiple local residents. Bart entries report births in Buffalo and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Ostrander.
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William Wollens Carelean
Jerry Stokes
Liberty Street
Thomas ‘A. Roger
District Court
Judith A. Nealson
David N .Neal
Iff
Vorce
Betty E. Slater
Richard J. Slater
M. L. Sutton
Morgan
Lee McKee
Muscatine Seed and Supply
Gerd van. Veen
Effie M. Dart
Execuluix
Wheat Down in Early Trading
In early trading after growers rejected the proposed new wheat control program in Tuesday's referendum, wheat prices fell sharply. All contracts opened with losses of over three cents, and March delivery dropped more than nine cents briefly before some loss being trimmed.
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Chicago
Strong demand lifts Chicago livestock and hog prices
Chicago USDA figures show Thursday receipts of 1,000 cattle 8,000 hogs and 300 sheep with demand unusually strong in the butcher hog market. Prices rose 25 to 50 cents per hundredweight while steers held steady. Meats markets report varied gains across cattle and hog classes with prime steers around 1,300 pounds fetching about 24.50 and high choice steers 1,150 to 1,375 pounds at 23.50 to 24.00.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
USDA
U. S
James We
Chicago
Wheat futures recover after early drop on scare selling
A burst of scare selling pushed wheat futures down on the Board of Trade at session start but prices steadied and recovered within an hour. Other grains also eased then firmed to modestly higher by afternoon as producers rejected the administration’s new price controls. Wheat closed virtually unchanged to 1 cent lower at July futures.
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Chicago
Ltrade
Goshen Gladiators Plan July Dance Atalissa Meeting
Goshen Gladiators 4 H club met at Royal Neighbor hall Atalissa with Mike Phillips president in charge. Twenty six members attended roll call to discuss ongoing projects, club tour, ball games, and a July dance. Des Moines deaconess Eva Damm spoke at Esther Hall and WSCS officers for 1963 44 were installed.
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West’ Liberty
Goshen Gladiators
Royal
Atalissa
Mike Phillips
Richard Beaver
Mike ‘Phillips
Kary] Heither
Don Danfeldt
Phil McIntire
Harold Barnes
Steve Blair
Arnie Wilkens
Martin Wilkens
Simpson and Brand
Eva Damm
Esther Hall
Des Moines
As Wscs
WSCS
Stolen base champion Maury sparks shaky win
Mentions Maury the stolen base leader whose base running caused trouble on the bases. Cites pitchers Spahn and Roger Craig and notes a season with 10 stolen bases, as recounted by Larry Jackson War—mostly referencing past struggles on the field in Muscatine Gazette style.
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Muscatine
Maury
Larry
Jackson
Jauren Spahn
Roger Craig
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