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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1963
Page
16
A 1963 AP feature advises on clearing clogged sinks with a plunger, chemical cleaners, and a snake. Leave water in drain for airtight seal, remove U shaped plug with care, use a wire or coil spring to clear obstructions, then run hot water to prevent grease buildup.
Roger Mohinson won the prepared speaker award at Monday evening’s Toastmaster club meeting in Muscatine. Topics covered fination related themes with several speakers including Ralph Cullen, Ron Bennett, Max Churchill, and others.
Muscatine County Association for Retarded Children announces officers for the coming year. Harold Bridges will serve as president with Louis Salek as vice president, Mrs. Ross Bellinger as secretary, and Lemoyne as treasurer. The president will pick four board members. The group meeting today was canceled due to eroded calendars. Fall programs are planned and meetings will be the fourth Tuesday each month. The association will host picnics for special education pupils at Weed Park and a field trip to plan activities. Members will attend the Iowa Association for Retarded Children convention in Davenport June 8 and 9.
Carl Delmar Axl, 17, of 1482 Park Avenue, was bruised after his motorcycle left Clay Street and First Avenue, struck a tree at 8:45 pm. He was rushed to Muscatine General Hospital, treated and released. Police believe speed caused the loss of control. front of bike damaged.
Harold and Art French welcomed Montpelier Towngill 4-H members at their home for a roll call on a breed of cattle. Tom Hearst led the business meeting. A 4-H project tour and picnic are planned for June 9 at Wild Cat Der. Wayne Kraft Don Strah and Steve Wall form the visitation committee. Tom Hearst will reserve the picnic area. Don Stroh and Steve Wulfall will attend the state 410 camp this summer. Harold French demonstrated Adding Life to Your Lawn mower.
The WSCS group will meet at 7 30 PM Tuesday May 28 at the Methodist church. Roll call will be a Bible reading titled Attains to the Family. The Cristie Tamily lesson will be led by Mrs Raymond Bailey.
An older house can gain space and modern appeal through remodeling, not replacement. The Douglas Fir Plywood Association cites the Austin Gibbons family of Tacoma as a case study, detailing contractor selection, financing options, project scope, and design guidance to keep costs below a new-home price.
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