District Court advances to wed in Muscatine area
District Court notes advance to wed between Clifford A Luelhye 20 and Kay Windnan 21 of Muscatine. Probate reports May Felton died at West Liberty May 17 1963 leaving a will dated Nov 24 1847 detailing shares for husband Carl H Felton daughter Dorothy Call son Clyde Felton and various bequests to house goods and keepsakes. Nearby entries list numerous small civil and traffic dispositions including speeding violations and custody of juveniles with stipends and fines, plus hospital and birth notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford A. Luelhye
Wilton
Kay Windnan
Muscating
May Felton
West Liberty
Carl H. Felton
Dorothy Call
Clyde Felton
Chicago poultry wholesale prices hold steady amid mixed bids
Chicago wholesale poultry prices show no change or small increases across items. Special fed white rock fryers range 7 12 to 7 21 cents per pound while Sutter and other brands display steady RM scores and varied grades from AA to A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USHA
Adco Sdiai
Haas Steadier
Demand Slow Hogs Steady To 25 Lower In Chicago Market
Chicago USDA estimated receipts include 4,440 cattle 5,000 hogs and 200 sheep. Bulcher hogs steady to three cents lower on slow demand for 6,300 head. Top $17.50 for about 150 head mixed No. 1 and 2 190–225 lb. slaughter steers steady to active trading. prices 21.50–23.00. Hogs 16.75–23.00 per 100 weight. several weight classes listed. Cattle and calves show steady slaughter values. heifers 22.00–22.75. cows 14.00–17.50. bulls 18.50–20.50. Spring lambs mixed, slaughter lambs 21.50–25.00. shorn ewes 0.00–6.90. Grain notes include Chicago cash grain prices and soybeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
USDA
Ateady
ITO
Chicago
Chicago Potatoes Market Report From USDA Inventory
Readable parts show USDA potato shipments and market mood across states. California white potatoes and red varieties show mixed prices and demand. Alabama round reds priced at 2.75 while Idaho russets run around 4.50, with overall supplies varying and demand moderate to firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
California
Eng
Idaho
Trend Mixed In Quiet Grain Futures Trading
The grain futures market on the Chicago Board of Trade moved generally between slightly firmer and slightly easier in a mixed and mostly quiet session. Resting orders and shifting speculator activity created bulges and setbacks, with some traders switching sides as prices firmed and offerings rose. Corn and soybeans saw scattered support from demand hopefuls, while receipts estimates listed Wheat 23, corn 90, barley 12 and oats, rye and soybeans none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Soviet Denies Report of Space Crew Deaths
The Soviet editor Alexei Adzhubel dismisses a New York Journal American claim that five Red astronauts died in a space launch. He writes to William Randolph Hearst Jr. denying the report and defending the government paper Tavestia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscovi
Alexei Adzhubel
Tavestia
Adzhubel
Peerner Keushchev
New York Journal American
William Randolph Hearst Jr
Journal American
Hearst
Ditch Collapse Fatal for Workman in Centerville
A ditch collapse on a construction site near Centerville killed Harold Willam Pritchard Jay, 34, of Waverly. Fellow worker William Harriman, 35, of Albert Lea, Minn., was injured as another man was rescued when a second collapse occurred during sewer tile laying in a 24 foot deep dillen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Harold Willam Pritchard Jay
Waverly
Pritchard
William Harriman
Albert Lea
Minn
Eldridge Bond Issue Defeated
The North Spotte Community School District defeated a $595000 bond issue to build a central elementary school with 989 votes against and 883 for the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge — Am
North Spott
Hie
Muscatine Board Approves Equipment Purchases and Notices
Muscatine Board of Water and Light Trustees met May 14 1963 at 8 50 P M. The session authorized purchase of a reconditioned type machine for 1477 00 and authorized travel for officers to a convention in Kansas City Missouri May 19 to 24 1963. It approved a 4180 volt line crossing Oak Street and installing a guy wire near Sycamore Street, and authorized a standard wire line agreement. The board kept its prior decision to meter Lutheran Homes separately. Bills paid include city water works payroll taxes and numerous vendors and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boarit OF Waten and Light
Muscatine
Iowa
East Third Street
Laws
Pacey
Tabor
Barrett
Andersen
Harbaugh
American Water Works
Axsoaiavt
Kensis City
Missouri
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
Oak Street
Pore Mission
Sycamore Street
Caagitman
Stumme
Lutherie
Lutheran Homes
Muscatine City
Post City Credit Union
Town Electric Light & Power Co
Central State Bank
United Fund
Wayne McCullough
Meyey
State of
Poole Transfer, Inc
Petty Cash
Muscatine Ban and Trust. Co
Port City Credit Union
Beach Lunser & Supply Co
Invbr
Kgopald Cohen Iron Coy
Foole Transfer, Inc
Fry and Son Welding Co
Hain Bros. Sand
Mueller C
Muscatine Jounal
Muscatine Plumbing
Neptune Meter Co
Newhouse Paper Co
Phelns Bros. Towel Seriey, Co
Idrys “Boa’ Rada - Auto
Republic Bleeting. Co
Reuling Engineering Co
M. HE. Skinner Co
Bell
State Hygienic Laboratories
Thor Well Company
Troy Blue Print Co
N. W. Beil Telephone Co
Municipal Electric Plant
Ball City Credit Union
Hendriks
W. Bell Telephone Co
Conroy & Son
Town
Wlecth Light & Power Co
East McGraw~ Hill Publishing
Cal
Tel
Gery
Elec
New
Maurice Read
Rober
M. Graham
Muscatine Bank and Trust Co
Gov. Securities
Muscatine Bank & Trust Co
Btate of
John H. Hendriks
Patrick T. Willhoite
C. Re Li & B. Railroad
Becker & Cownie, Inc
State Adjustment Co
Rock Island Motor Transit Co
Mary M. Byrne
Richard Howard
Robert Naber
APPA
Xpi
Westlaherty States
Bond
Ft. Custoner
Multigraph Corp
Allens Sherman-Hout Co
Allied Electronics Corn
American Panicer, Inc
American Pubiie Power Association
J. Andersen
Asinaker's
Cleveland Controls
Communications Engr. Co
Copair
Crane Supeply Co
Cressent Electric Supply Co
Crescent Electric Supply Co
Danny
Davenport Electric Contract Co
Kelpack Auto Supply
Paris
Lump-Rehwaldt Co
Off & Parcs
Leeds & North& Tun Co
Lite Feure Corp
Lin-Belt. Co
Lupton & Toyne, Printers
Melee Feed & Grain Co
Mary Bee Printing Co
Massey's
Milbank Mig. Co
M & M Ford Sales Co
Muscatine Broadcasting Co., Ltd
Muscatine Clean Towel Service
Muscatine Journal
Muscating Seed & Suply
the National Cash Register Co
Nivy Brand Meg. Co
Supplie Newhouse Paper Co
Fr.t. 8S Corp
Alva R. Runyon
C. B. Sehmglz Agency
Inc. Prem
Scimidos Auto Service
Sears, Rochuck & Co
Sieg Co
Sitler
Stanley Engineering Co
the Tappan Co
Terry Durin Co
Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co
Torrance Electric Co
Tri-City
F. M. Wallace Engraving Co
Westinghouse Appliance Sales Co
Westinghouse Electric Cort
Puller
Accepas
In memoriam Commodore father. various local supplier listings
Memorial notice for Commodore, father, with a long list of vendor exchanges and payments from Kelpack Auto Supply to Westinghouse, Muscatine firms, and utilities. Includes meeting note of the Board of Water and Light Trustees and adjournment time.
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New York
Pepsi Col
Anaconda
Atchison
Ind
Inwa
Rendix
Ken‘corl
Bys Kreske SS
Boel Jr Ai
Maytag
Texara
Monsanto
Chrysler Sail Union Pacific
Moni Ward
Marshall
Curtis Wi
Nail Dairy
OSX Steel
Duan
West U Tel
Para Piet Ab Eastman Tt -Weetingh Penney JC Chain
Ford Motors
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenger and Smith
Davenport
Daily Report
William Wellons
Barland & Schultheis
Sast
Sixth Street
Gary Lee Plowleman
Justice Court
Harvey Allbee, Jr
Raymond Eis Lyons
West 12Th Street
Daveneport
Lee Ernest Hensley
Grandview Avenue
Henry K. Stegner
Saruce Street
Donald W. Chenoweth
Troquois
Edmund Thomas Biggs
South Hancock
Donald W. Kammeter
Ronald L. ‘Schott
Mount Vernon
Alexander Bowman
Carl Ash
Park Ave
John Reese
Colmbus Junction
Danny Reichert
Fred Showalter
Conesville
Donald Black
Clinton
Michael Miller
Oak
Carl Wetendorf
Leroy
William B. Johnson
Perk
Ruby Otto
Hartlett
George Cordwell
E. Third
Mary Monson
Cletll Cooper
Anna Dallman
Willow
University Hospital
Iowa City
Roy Phillips
Montpelier
Paul Sywassink
Cedar
Leroy Orris
Rib Marquette
Roy Hildebrand
Letts
Wayne Louck
New Boston
Thomas Barnard
Fant
Il First Ave
Ronald Woodruff
Columbus Junction
Frances Stover
Nellie Meeker
William O'Brien
Grane
Raymord Dietrich
Lowe
Randall Orr
Virgil Manley
Joyce Ellen
Howard Franklin
E. Center Ave
Wheeling
Omaha Livestock
Lally
Lia Linse
Sco Ie
Workman
Eldridge
Dial
the Muscatine Journal
Idle
Terry Alan Idle
Niles
Clifford, Ruth
Garry mi
Sherry Idle
Rt Tietge
Emory
Lester Tietge
Vera Tietge
Phillips
Joving
William
Brown
Commodore
WR A
Toto
ITI
Anna
Sear’s
West 2Nd
Miegler
John
Noshand
Marghy
Verna Ziegler
Oo Brown
Walter
Richard Beeman
Don Allan Ditiner
Mrs
Fomeg Dittmer Ang F
OMVI
Needle Ray Pace Agency
Sne
Axmre
Neal’s
Charles Kelly
Kenneth Fuhlman
George Morrisette
Fligg Aluminum, Inc
Mulberry
Max Colberg
Tom Kelly
Whitey Longstreth
G. E
Jerry) Lanfrex
Bosch Pest Control
Nellie Robertson
Wedekind
Carolyn
Ernest Wedekind
Steven
Wermeyer
Reta
Henry Wehmeyer
Tuchard Wehmeyer
TAI
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Durant
Trinity Episcopal Parish Hall
Marsal
Boyd Reed
Cletis Jones
Garison
Alga
Robert “Sell Cara
Anari
AAR Rere Tamar
Wester Drug
UU Quau
Emergie Muscatine Savings & Loan
Dia
McCracken Welding
Wessel
Brewer and Sons
Nebraska
DeLeeuw Rug Cleaners
W. F. Freels
Swark
Eath St
Hazel
Hershey
Bud
Haakin
Jack & Jill Play
L. C. Henry
Kurland
Municipal Water and Electric Office and
Muscatine Sanitation
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