Memorial Day roll call includes 50 veterans at Greenwood
At 9 45 a m Monday the Memorial Day program lists 50 veterans at Greenwood cemetery with Louise Butler reading the roll of the deceased. Atty David Stanley delivers the memorial address while Mascaline school groups provide vocal music. A Riverside Park service at 11 am honors servicemen lost at sea with a parade float and firing squads at several sites.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Atty
David Stanley
Mascaline
Louise Butler
American Legion
Franklin Piggott
Samuel Downing
Emil Vetter
Fred Kemper
Daniel Vorwerk
Frederick Feldman
Russell Pohlmann
Grover Burts
Anthony Wilhelme
Elmer Kroening
Frederick Blaesing
Kenneth Pippers
George Zimmerman
Norman Beitz
Raymond Kallbenger
William Hudler
Keith Wetzel
Abraham Glass
Howard Gill
Franklin Weighsman
Joe Smith
Lloyd Honts
Joe Maher
Cliff Freyermuth
Robert Weyer- Shauser
Chester Trout
Jerry Peniston
Robert Peniston
John
Windwan
Russell Puckett
William Weltons
Ernest Brown
Frank Harris
William Bender
Orrey Schroeder
Roy Griffith
Ted Willey
George Gebharal
Carl Fick
Earl Will
Vernon Leonard
George Hagemeyer
Charles Halim
Ebert Noble Parker Walton
Eawin Wacker
William Merridith
Kenneth MacGagavisk
Donald Tierney
Willie Meineke
Riverside
Riverside Park
Memorial Park
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Tooth Transplant Between Twins At Brooklyn Clinic
Brookdale Medical Center surgeons removed an impacted molar from 16 year old John Ramsay and grafted it into his twin sister Janet Ramsay. Dr. Norman Cranin said root take and rejection chances will be known in four or five years.
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New York
Brookdale Medical Center
Norman Cranin
Brooklyn Hospital
Janet Ramsay
John Ramsay
United Way committee reviews proposed budgets
United Way volunteers review the 1978 budgets of 17 beneficiary agencies over three weeks. The Budget and Allocations committee, chaired by Robert Richmond, and Planning committees examine expanded services and staffing costs. Panels cover Youth Services Health and Rehabilitation Community Services and agencies including The Salvation Army Red Cross and more. Final recommendations go to the United Way Board for approval.
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United Way
United Way Planning Committee
Richard Stanley
Gary Olney
Kenneth Duncan
Richard Maeglin
Harold Vischer
Betty Hugill
Gene Mathern
Charles Thurman
Thurman
Wayne Gardner
Kermit Cook
Sue Orr
Robert Jacobs
Salvation Army
American Red Cross
Emergency and Rescue Unit
Traveler’s Aid Association of America
Muscatine Migrant Committee
Muscatine Legal Services
Robert Richmond
United Way Board of Directors
Muscatine Journal Circulation and Hours Notice
Public notice from Muscatine Journal outlines circulation call center hours Monday through Friday and contact procedures for missed deliveries. It notes publication details, office location, and AP News use rights.
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Journal
Muscatine Journal
Gaturday & A.m
Nook
Lee Enterprises
Muscatine
Iowa
Subscription rates for Muscatine newspaper
Rates listed for daily carrier delivery in Muscatine and outside areas. Prices include $2.25 per month in advance for Muscatine and motor carrier delivery, $10 per year by mail within fifty miles, and $27 per year by mail over fifty miles. Also notes advance payment, servicemen, and student rates.
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Muscatine
Muscettic
Murcatina
Newnd
Studerta Os Tr
Mentha
Senior Assembly awards and scholarships at Muscatine High
Muscatine High School honored 29 seniors at the Senior Assembly in the MHS field house. Ruth Wilson delivered the salutatory, and Dan Furlong received recognition from Tim Wheeler. Foreign exchange students Doorman, Mansson, and Paulsen spoke, while Robert Hartzler was named Teacher of the Year for the second year. Five new scholarships were announced, including Masterson, MEA, and L.R. McKee. A new MIRA scholarship and various recognitions followed amid a busy awards program.
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Karen Kaeding
Muscatine High School
MHS
Holly Hart
Ruth Wilson
Ravel
Dan Furlong
Tim Wheeler
Frans Doorman
Netherlands
Maria Mansson
Sweden
Nils Paulsen
Denmark
Muskie High
Robert Hartzler
McKee
National Forensic League of Thespians
Sue Breckenfelder
Greg Garvin
Roach
Hansen
Towa State University
Kim Ingstad
Perkins
James Patterson
Rick
ISU
Janet Powell
Tom Wenger
Hahn
Jim Jewell
Masterson
University of Towa
Patricia EB. Askam
State of Iowa
Sheryl A. Ales
Catholic Daughters of America
Cathy Sue Bashore
State of Towa
Muscatine Club
Garfield
Susan Breckenfelder
WSU
Muscatine
National Elks
Sertoma club hears program on Liberia mine
Bill Klatt of Stanley Gonsulte presented on a Liberia trip as he spoke at Hillvar day noon at Hotel Musca tine. He described the proposed iron mine as costly and difficult, noting Liberia’s heavy rainfall, mountain forests, and the need to build a 15 000 population town at the mine and a sea port with a 10 000 strong workforce. John Crook, 1972 78 president elect, reported on the fall leadership conference in Waterloo. Mike Keegen, district governor, will visit Muscatine July 18. Next week’s program will be Art Miller of Muscatine High School.
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Bill Klatt
Stanley Gonsulte
Liberia
Hotel Muscatine
Klatt
John Crook
Waterloo
Mike Keegen
Sertomia
Muscatine
Art Miller
Muscatine High School
Fire destroys McCrabb Brothers Mfg Co in West Liberty
Fire gutted the McCrabb Brothers Mfg Co a West Liberty firm early this morning after a 5 45 am alarm. Neighbors heard an explosion and alerted authorities. Only a few office items and some records were saved with damage total not yet estimated.
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West Liberty
McCrabb Brothers Mfg. Co
Astrology columnist Omarr to guest on Griffin show
World famed astrologist Sydney Omarr of the Muscatine Journal will appear Monday May 29 on the Merv Griffin show from Hollywood. The program centers on astrology with all guests being Geminis. Omarr regularly prepares personal charts for Hollywood film personalities.
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Sydney Omarr
Muscatine Journal
Merv Griffin
Hollywood
Omarr
Library staff debut new outfits at Musser Public Library
Junior staff at Musser Public Library NOW wear smock like over dresses in choices of plain color or children's print. The pattern allows over their school clothes and offers a variety of colors for a coordinated look.
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Musser Public Library
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University of Town
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State of Town
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Harding College
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