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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1963

Page

2

City approves 21 blocks paving plan with $185,000 bid date set

Portland cement streets 20 year life pave 21 blocks with 14 blocks requiring owner assessments. council sets June 7 bid date for construction with expected $175,000 motor fuel tax funds. Seven aldermen vote approving segments, two oppose. Harvey Moore seeks to block paving. 28 blocks total in 1963 program, six later removed.

Hve First Avenue Monroe Street Gerald Powell Lincoln Blvd Harvey Moore West Eighth Main Street

Jaycees Seek Vote on FourYear City Council Terms

Muscatine Jaycees rally for 1000 signatures to place a special ballot at the next municipal election. Proposal would extend mayor and council terms from two to four years with staggered elections to avoid a full council change every two years. Jaycee president John D. Moore and organizers urge voter familiarity with experienced officials and reduced election costs.

Muscatine Jaycees Jaycee John D. Moore Musi Jaycees Catine Civic Center of General Ron Reynolds

Local School Supervisors Honor Two Local Leaders

Lillian Friedericksen and Robert Welch were honored at a Muscatine public schools meeting at Franklin school. Friedericksen, retiring after leading Franklin from 1931 to 1963, received a watch. a decorative token noted her tenure. Open house for Friedericksen is set 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 2, at Franklin, sponsored by the PTA. Welch, the local art supervisor, received a brief task and pencil. A fire burned a 75-foot strip of Edward Barke’s strawberry bed on Kindler Avenue. firemen contained the mulch fire and a boy was seen running away.

Lillian Friedericksen Robert Welch Muscatine Franklin School Fredericksen Franklin Welch Fredericssen PTA Vormter Edward Barke Kindler Avenue

Former Muscatine Pastor Assigned to Alaska Mission

Rev Dr Claude Cooper formerly of Muscatine First Methodist will depart for an Alaska mission post next month as announced by Methodist Bishop F Gerald Ensley. Cooper now serves in Fort Madison and is slated for Anchorage assignment.

Muscatine Methodist Church Alaska Claude Cooper Fort Madison Anchorage Wren Methodist Cooper F. Gerald Ensley

Susie and Tiny the Murphys yard pair in microcosm

In a Climer Street home, Susie a New Zealand rabbit and Tiny Marie a Chihuahua pup live with William Murphys. Susie mothers 34 offspring from past litters, while Tiny, three months old, tests the elder rabbit with playful bickering. Joe the Bantam rooster and Henny Penny nearby complete the neighborhood tableau.

William Murphys Climer Street Susie Tiny Marie Tiny Chihuahua Mexico Marie Joe Tencedin Henny-Penny Won Java

Muscatine Group Attends Iowa Development Clinic

Muscatine delegates attend the ninth annual Iowa Development Clinic at Hotel Fort Des Moines. Harold W. Ogilvie John B. Riger F Warren Alen H C Bain H L Nelson Rev E J Hageman O K Fisher Robert B Jehring and Robert Naber travel to Des Moines for workshops on site development travel promotion and regional development while a panel discusses Union Carbide's Century plant decision in Centerville.

Iowa Hotel Fort Des Moines Muscatine Harold W. Ogilvie John B. Riger F. Warren Alen H. C. Bain H. L. Nelson Rev. E. J.hageman 0. K. Fisher Robert B. Jehring Robert Naber The Iowa Development’ Commission Laurence H. ‘Hall East Cleveland Ohio Vishing Union Carbide Corp Cenierville

Cycling Youth Plans Around the World Journey

Ray McClain, 17, rides 2001 miles in 19 days from Dillon Montana toward Greenville Ohio. He sleeps outdoors near a national guard armory and averages about 100 miles daily. He left high school early to begin a three year plan: two years for a world tour and one year for a Western Hemisphere trip. He aims to Jersey City then a ship to Great Britain, earning funds along the way. McClain has long Montana summers ties and spent two years finishing high school in Dillon.

Ray McClain Dillon Montana Muscatine Greenville Ohio National Guard Park Avenue Montara Mary Ann McClain Western Hemisphere Jersey City N.J Great Britain

City Teachers Name Bartelt As President

Kenneth Bartelt, principal of Washington school, was elected president of the Muscatine City Teachers association. Gertrude Coder was named vice president and Winfred Bixoal with Scarlee Dickerson named secretary. The treasurer withheld. Delegates to the National Education Association convention in Detroit are planned, with Ben Tesch representing the Iowa Education Association Southeast Jawa district.

Kenneth Bartelt Washington ‘School Muscatine National Education Association Detroit Ben Tesch Towa Education Assovation Jawa Bartelt Calineis Intergest Commmittes Arthur Workston Airman Kenneth Huber

Rev Meyer Named New Pastor At Grace Lutheran Church

Rev E B Meyer of Salem Oregon will become pastor of Grace Lutheran Church Muscatine in June. He and his family move from Iowa City where he studies counseling and psychology. He earned degrees from Audland College and Central Lutheran Seminary and previously served seven congregations in British Guiana as a missionary.

Rev. Meyer Grace Lutheran Church E. B. Meyer Salem Oregon British Guiana Grace Lutheran Church of State University of Iowa Moyer Audland Lutheran College Fremont Nebr Central Lutheran Seminary South America United States Board of World Missions America Lutheran Church

Chanters Open Tonight In Muscatine Elks Concert

Nervous anticipation marks Muscatine as the 16th annual Muscatine Elks Chanters begin tonight at Muscatine High School. Directed by Max Collins the program features four religious songs by the chanters and soloist Devere Newberry, followed by five favorite tunes and a musical scrapbook of four decades of popular music. Friday and Saturday concerts begin at 5 o clock.

Muscatine Muscatine High School Max Collins David Devere Newberry Fishhers

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Grandview Hershey Avenue Adams Clay East 10Th Street Poplar Cypress Clay Street John Wessels Jaycees Praven Gordon England Alexander Gordon London Liwoen Igen Alaska Mission Susie and Paw Lels Weit Muscatine Group Iowa Development Clinic East Second Street State Bank GRIMM Chanters Will Bart M.H.S Chanter Alered Hitchcocks Rod Taylor Jessica Tandy Suzanne Pleshette Hedren Stephen Boyd
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