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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1964

Page

13

Highway Commission to Install Radio Units in Maintenance Vehicles

The Iowa Highway Commission authorized a nearly half million dollar program to fit maintenance vehicles in two counties with mobile radio gear. Plans include Louisa, Washington and Jefferson counties, with a goal to equip all counties within two years and seek federal civil defense funds. Bids will be opened in June for equipment and associated towers and generators.

Highway Commission Iowa Highway Commission Nusentine Commission Ames Louisa Washington Jafferson Roultlies Federal Civil Defense Program Wisconsin Minnesota Ilinois Minnesota, Mining & Manufacturing Co

Western Regional Young Adult Conference at Wayne Nebraska

Young adults in Muscaline County are invited to the Western Regional Young Adult Conference at Wayne Nebraska June 5 7 led by Gary Kellogg County Extension Assistant Theme Debits Credits and Me. Delegates from eight states are expected to participate with activities including dancing swimming and workshops at Wayne State Teachers College.

Muscaline County Wayne Nebraska Gary Kellogg North Dakota South Dakota Kansas Missouri Wisconsin Minnesota Towa Wayne State Teachers College Sion City Harlan Geiger Curtiss Hall Iowa State University Ames

Oakville Scouts Hold Campout and Dance

Oakville Boy Scouts held an overnight campout at the Obe Carlson farm with supper and breakfast for the scouts and Scoutmaster Eugene Campbell. Scout David Stoller led an Indian dance for Oakville Cub Scouts at the Community Building and taught three dances for the next Pack meeting attended by 1 and 12 participants.

Oakville Boy Scouts of ‘Xcop

Lone Tree Graduation Attendance Mark at Lone Tree

Attendance at Lone Tree high school commencement topped 700 with 38 graduates. Speaker was Dr. Charles Faber of Iowa State University. Valedictorian was John A. Latta and salutatorian Dorothy Holz.

Lone Tree Lone Tree High School Charles Faber Iowa State University John A. Latte Alan Latta Valeedictorian Dorothy Hol Raymond Holz

4-H Members Recognized at Buffalo Prairie Church

Buffalo Prairie 4 H members were recognized at Sunday morning services by Rev. Antonio Elizondo. Children baptized included Stanley Aaron Boruff son of Vaughn Boruff. Marty William Kistler son of Wendell Kistler. Lou Ann Murray daughter of Ivan Murray. Michelle Whitney daughter of Raymond Whitney.

Buffalo Prairie The Presbyterian Church Antonio Elizondo Stanley Aaron Boruff Vaughn Boruff Marty William Kistler Wendell, Kistler Lou Ann Murray Ivan Murray Michelle Whitney Raymond Whitney

Dianne Dunn to Visit Holland This Summer

Columbus Junction student Dianne Dunn will join the program An Experiment in International Living this summer. She will spend two months living in a Dutch home as an exchange student, leaving the United States on June 29 and staying ten weeks. Her parents are Mr and Mrs William Dunn.

Columbus Junction Dianne Dunn Grinnell Sher Holland Ste United States William Dunn

Rev Bass to Direct Camp at Lake Darling Oakville

Oakville Methodist church pastor Rev Dale M Bass has been chosen to direct the Methodist Youth Camp at Lake Darling. He attended a meeting at the camp last Friday evening. The Ed wards Cemetery road near Oakville has a new blacktop surface completed Tuesday. Todd Shutt, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Shutt, is back home from Burlington Hospital. Mrs Mabel Reid is spending Memorial Day weekend at Oakville with Helen Hicks of Charlard I. Friends may call at her home Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Mary Whitehill of Oskaloosa is visiting Mr and Mrs Howard Peterson. Mr and Mrs Don Hamilton and a family attended graduation exercises at West Branch Thursday evening. Linda Hamilton, daughter of Mrs Dave Ballou, was graduated.

Oakville Dale M. Bass Methodist Lake Darling Amp Edwards Cemetery Todd ‘Shutt Stanley Shutt Burlington Hospital Mabel Reid Helen Hicks Charlard Mary Whitehill Oskaloosa Howard Peterson Don Hamilton West Branch Linda Hamilton Dave. Ballou

Moscow 4 H Club Plans Bake Sale and Bulletin Boards

The Moscow Busy Miss 4 H club postponed a May 23 meeting at Wilton city hall and planned a bake sale for June. Posters will be made by Tom Zinger Debbie Neipert and Sandy Hafer. The group will start bulletin boards for their next project, and Sandy Hafner spoke on hand care while Irene Lary discussed types of floor furnishings.

Wilton Moscow Wilton City Hall Tom Zinger Debbie Neipert Sandy Hafer Sandy Hafmer Irene Lary Heralk

W L Teacher to Attend Summer Math Institute

Carroll F. Katowe of West Liberty Community Schools will join 49 other teachers from 14 states in an eight week summer institute for junior high school mathematics teachers at State College in Cedar Falls starting June 15. The institute is supported by the National Science Foundation. Instructors will enroll in algebra and geometry courses, study new materials in mathematics education, and use classroom materials. Guest lecturers will visit and teachers will observe demonstration classes in junior high mathematics.

Carroll F. Katowe West Liberty State College Yews Cedar, Falls National Science’ Foundation

Oakville Area Church Services Announced

Oakville area churches release service schedules with Rev Dale Bass topic Search for Freedom at Oakville Methodist Church. MYF to meet for officer installation. Bible school June 1 to 12. Boy Scout awards during June 7 services. Youth for Christ Rally May 30 at Mt Pleasant Baptist. WSCS June 16 program Mission Vignettes by Jane Lehrert and Jean Wykert. Fairview plans Valley of Dry Bones sermon June 1. Youth Rally May 30 and Winona Church camp fund drive. Oakville Church of God services Sunday led by Rev T F Evans from Ava with revival through Sunday night led by Rev Richard Payne.

Warville Oakville Monard Peterson Sundey Valley of Dry Bones Fairview Aid Ida Dickey Samuel Hallie Dear Ethel Johnson Youth For Christ Mt. Pleasant The Baptist Church Myrte’ Bjork Henry Cowles Fairview Winona Winona Lake Ind Gop T. F. Evans Ava Evans Richard Payne

Wilton Days Parade Opens Two-Day Celebration

Wilton Days parade entries are being accepted for Friday June 19, chaired by John Wyatt and Barton LaCrosse. The event kicks off the annual American Legion Post 58 celebration at 7:00 p.m. with prize categories for organizations, business, and religious floats plus children's and adult novelty prizes. Entries must be received by June 17. forms available from the parade chairmen.

Wilton John Wyatt

Grandview Bible School Underway at Community Church

Grandview Uraneview Community Church launches a weeklong vacation Bible school from 4 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily led by Dean Worthington as general superintendent. Teachers span Kindergarten to Junior High, including Harriette Westbrook and Linda Gipple, with a public program and love offering planned for Sunday May 3 at 7:30 p.m.

Grandview Uraneview Community Church Vacation Bible School Dean Worthington Harriette Westbrook Linda Gipple Janice Brockett Susan Bartenhagen Jare Markc Murray Mildred Bieri Ethel Phillips Worthingtons

Deeds Recorded in Muscatine Area

Deeds recorded involving R Howard and Charlotte M Worst to Mary Ellen Beck describe a pact of lot 74 in Freeman addition to Muscatine. The filing names Muscatine as the locale and lists transfer details among named individuals.

Howard Charlotte M. Worst Mary Ellen Beck Freeman Muscatine

Columbus Junction Citizens Survey Highlights Town Strengths

Columbus Junction residents shared views on local strengths and drawbacks after a Jaycees survey. The report lists friendly areas, good business districts, solid schools, and active churches as positives while citing recreational facilities, parking, law enforcement, stray dogs, employment, sewage disposal, and garbage pickup as concerns. Twenty three percent favored fast time for Daylight Saving, with four percent supporting standard time.

Valiey Resic Ares

West Liberty High School Graduation Honors 67 Seniors

West Liberty high school awarded top honors to valedictorian Lynanne Williams and salutatorian Virginia Eves. Scholarships and awards totaled across Cornell College Drake Iowa State University and ISU plans. Williams plans psychology and education at Iowa State. Eves active in Y Teens and NHS with a 3.04 GPA.

W. Liberty Lynanne Williams Virginia Eves West Liberty West Liberty High School Lynanne Williams Virginia Eves Rotary Robert Cline Lois Albrecht Jerry’ Kaalberg Leonard Larson Jerry Kaalberg Sandra Kay Vern Town Bar Dale J. Williams Iowa State

Oakland F B Meetings Schedule Sets Year Events

Oakland Township Farm Bureau outlines monthly gatherings at the Oakland Community Building with potluck suppers starting 6 30 pm. June features guest speakers, July hosts a picnic, September and October include committees and a guest speaker, November and December cover entertainment and Christmas party details. All meetings are the third Thursday.

Conesville Oakland Township Farm ‘Bureau Oakland Sylvia. Flotts Cecil Schlichting Lola Whisler Russell’ Read Dennis Christianson Frank Gooch Leslie ‘Everett Bill Greene Columbus James Broomquist Daniel Bender Oliver Stewart Ernest W. Brookhart Oakland Community Donald Williams Alden. Maxwell

Louisa GOP Women Hear Candidates

Louisa County Republican Women met for a potluck in Lena Small cabin on Lake Odessa with 49 attendees. Mrs. Neubauer resigned as president and Mrs. Grace Oakes was named to fill the vacancy. Mildred Baird announced resignation as County Recorder effective June 2, after serving since January 1, 1997. The group heard candidates for county and district offices and will meet again June 23 in Wilton hosted by Muscatine County women.

Wapello Louisa County Lena Lake Odessa Marlies. Neubauer Neubauer Grace Oakes John Rex Brahl Muscatine W. R. Rabedeaux Wilton Guy Haraman BW. Puller Ton John Gabriel Ralph McDowell Dorothy Taylor Mildred Baird Fred Wier Miss Baird Phyllis Jaeger Muscatine County

Cone WSCS to Sponsor Sale in Conesville

Cone WSCS of the Conesville Methodist Church will sponsor a combined rummage and bake sale at Coffin's Store building in Conesville on Thursday, with proceeds aiding church mission. The Junior Bible Club meeting is set for May 28 at 7 pm in the Friendship Room of Grace United Church, led by Kay Buser and Dawn Hesseltine, with an aid program by Faither Shellabarger. The piece notes several Sunday guests at local homes from Columbus Junction, Grinnell, Cranston, and other nearby towns.

Conesville Women’s Society of Christian Service

Cedar Valley News Notes Cedar Valley Meeting at Library

Cedar Valley community club meeting will be held at the library in West Liberty next Wednesday June 3 at two o clock Mrs Bill Call will be the hostess Mr and Mrs J J Grigg have been dismissed from Muscatine General Hospital and are now at Oakwood Nursing Home in Muscatine

Cedar Valley West Liberty Bill Call J. J. Grigg Muscatine General Hospital Oakwood Nursing Muscatine

Blue Grass Pupils Win Poster Contest Awards

Blue Grass school pupils earned cash prizes in a poster contest sponsored by the Blue Grass American Legion Auxiliary. Prizes were awarded across grades four through eight, naming students by class and winner. the event highlights local student achievement. In Wilton, Vacation Bible School at Wilton Methodist Church runs June 1 to June 22 with teachers and helpers listed for each grade level.

Blue Grass Blue Blue Grass American’ Legion Auxiliary Mirs Ruth Erickson LeAnn’ Ott Ruth Groharing Kreese Cynthia Buck Rhonda Brus Debra Brus Laren Erickson Betty Carlin Karen Zuhrt Joyce Foust Harry Schmidt Wilton Wilton Methodist Church Jesus Bonnie “Wright Judy’ Hartley Carole Wagner Bonnie Campbell Vesta Mur Dock Karen Puls Shirley ‘Ayres Margaret Jensen Bill Scott Lyle Johnson Carolyne Hink House Diane Shultz David McClean Irving Diehl Thelma Ward Vearl Ayres Frances Barkalow

Gleaners Class Picnic At Weed Park

Bloomington Spangler Chapel Gleaners Class held a picnic at Weed Park on Sunday with five attendees. Mr and Mrs Vernon Luedtke and Mr and Mrs Robert Brink visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Kim Luedtke and Wendy in Gwinn Michigan. The Brink children spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Delmar Nussbaum and family.

Bloomington Spangler Chapel Weed Park Vernon Luedtke Robert Brink Kim Luedtke Wendy Gwinn Michigan Brink Delmar Nuss+ baum

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Our Savior Lutheran Church Lucas St Mission Board of the Lone District Lutheran Church --Missouri Synod Hotel Muscatine Fred Horfst Fred H. Sten James W. Kalthoff John B. Nieman Slate Presbyterian Bible School C.J United Presbyterian Church Welan Orr Jesus the Promised Saviour B. Prairie Church C. Junction Rev. Bass W. L. Teacher Math Institute Oakville Services Grandview Bible School Dee Jaycee B, Grass D .O. Farley Gale Saunders H. C. Marks Robert Drumm Pleasant Prairie Presbyterian Church Leon Arp Flont Rey Hy Gi Marks Belvedere Highland Hospital David Conrad West Liberty Singers Wilams Y- Teens Methodist ‘Youth Fellowship Salutatorion Virginii Harold Eves Y-teens National Science. “Foundation State University of Town Iems F. B Oakland, Community Farrell Gabriel Herbert Dudley Charles B. Westlake Wayne Westlake Louisa Gop Cone Wscs Cedar Valley News Wilton Methodist Bible School Gleaners
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