Mormon Church to reorganize Pioneer District into Stake
Iowa City will host a Sunday conference led by Elder Howard We Hunter as the Pioneer District, serving Cedar Rapids Waterloo Fayette Iowa City Muscatine Davenport and Rock Island, becomes a Stake. The eight congregations will form a unit under Salt Lake authorities with welfare and church programs.
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Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Mormon
Iowa City
Salt Lake City
Pioneer District
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Fayette
Muscatine
Davenport
Rock Island
Stake
First Presidency
Council of Twelve Apostles
Northern States
Chicago
Organization of 2 Stake
Latter-Day Saint
University of Iowa Memorial Union
Howard We Hunter
Council of Twelve Apostles of the
Mormon Church
Hunter
New Stake of Mormon Church
California
Richard F. Haglund
Kenneth H. Dietz
Walcott
George A. Bartlett
Freeport
Winois
Vicious Bees Menace South Africans in Deadly Attacks
Reports from Johannesburg and Salisbury describe a six month bee crisis with multiple fatalities. Beings stung include a golfer duo in a high stakes match and a man attempting to rescue his dog. Scientists cite ancient robbing by Africans for honey as a factor.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
South Africans
Jack Nicklaus
United States
Gary Player
Pretoria
Alec Papageorge
South African Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
Muscatine Community College Announces Five Summer Courses
The college lists five courses for the summer session with new start date June 10 and extended class length to 105 minutes. Instructors include Ronald Johnson of Davenport Central for Accounting and Introduction to Business, Norman Hoegberg a University of Iowa graduate for Freshman English, and June Ling for Literature from Muscatine High School. American History to 1865 instructor is to be announced. Deposits due in advance. final payment by June 20. Schedule shows Accounting 7:30 to 9:15, Introduction to Business 10:10 to 11:55, American History 6:30 to 9:15, Freshman English 6:30 to 9:15, Literature 8:25 to 9:?
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Muscatine Community College
Ronald Johnson
Davenport Central High School
Norman Hoegberg
University of Iowa
June Lingo
Muscatine High School
Johnson
Davenport Central
Hoegberg
University of Wisconsin
Loyola of Baltimore
Two Davenport youths fined for possessing liquor as minors
Todd Leray Short, 17, and Charles Richard Neeckel, 18, were released after paying 110 dollars in court of Justice of the Peace S G Pollock on charges of possessing liquor as minors. Police said they possessed 13 cans of beer and an opened can in the 100 block of East Mississippi drive. Each defendant paid 50 dollars and costs.
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Davenport
Court of Justice of the Peace
S. G. Pollock
Todd Leray Short
Kimberly Road
Charles Richard Neeckel
Forest Road
East Mississippi Drive
PEO Meeting Discusses Love of Mother Program
Chapter FC PEO met Thursday at Mrs Jane Ogilvie s home. Mrs Dorothy Toborg presented Love of Mother. Next meeting set for June 9 at 10 am at Mrs Eugenia Hocking s home.
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Chapter FC
PEO
Jane Ogilvie
Mother
Dorothy Toborg
Eugenia Hocking
Charges Face Driver After Leroy Sr Wreck
The driver, Robert Donald Havel, 21, was arrested on four charges after his car left Leroy street and flipped onto its top at 9 20 this morning. Police found him at the H J Heinz Co dormitory on Clay street while talking to the car owner. The 1962 model compact was a total wreck.
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Leroy Street
H. J. Heinz Co
Clay Street
Robert Donald Havel
Justice of the Peace
Harold Hanson
Paul R. Wilson
Claremore
Okla
Wilson
Virgil W. Shouse
Claude Louis Job
Evans Street
Shouse
Shower Honors Sandy Maher at a June wedding event
A Thursday night shower for Miss Sandy Maher was hosted by Mrs. Melvin Campbell. Attendees included Mrs. Lynne Rykaert and Mrs. Richard Crampf. Miss Maher is set to wed Larry Kephart on Saturday June 4. Also noted were a traffic offense case with bonds set at 300 and a separate incident involving Paul R. Wilson. Shattuck school graduate Martin G. Carver, ROTC corporal, will attend the 108th commencement where Hubert H. Humphrey will speak.
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Sandy Maher
Melvin Campbell
9Th St
Lynne Rykaert
Mor ‘Line
Richard Crampf
Wilton
Patty Kephart
Maher
Larry _Kephart
Martin G. Carver
Roy J. Carver
Mulberry Avenue
Shattuck School
Faribault
Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Shattuck
Douglas
Iowa Hospital Named Hospital of the Month
Modern Hospital magazine designates Mahaska County Hospital in Oskaloosa Iowa a hospital of the month for its 77 bed addition with toe to toe beds providing each patient a window television and individual lighting communication and oxygen controls.
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New York
Mahaska County Hospital
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Modern Hospital Magazine
Chamber Board Backs Subsidy for Muscatine Bus Service
The Muscatine Chamber of Commerce board approved city subsidies to support local bus service to ease Midwest Transit lines financial strain. Elmer Davis presented the plan, previously submitted to the council, with backing from the transportation committee. The vote also referred to study a United Fund office space expansion at the Civic Center and named a special committee to review membership dues. Honorary members for June and July include Edward Freers and Lynn Stiles.
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Board of Muscatine Chamber of Commerce
Midwest Transit Lines
Elmer Davis
Midwest
Transportation Committee
United Fund of Muscatine
Civic Center
Chamber Board
Edward R. Maher
Edward Freers
Ralph J. Wittich Funeral Home
Lynn Stiles
Stiles Drug
Woman Sues For Injuries In City Fall On Clay Street
Mrs. Mildred Stachar seeks 15 417.09 from Muscatine city in a district court suit over injuries from a fall on Clay Street at Howard Street on Sept. 27, 1965. She was walking to work at Ronda Button factory when she tripped on loose rock near a hole. The left hip fracture and eyesight impairment followed, with hospital and medical expenses cited and wages at 1 750.
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Mildred Stachar
Muscating
Clay Street
Howard Street
Ronda
Stachar
Muscatine Journal Publisher Note
The Muscatine Journal offers local news and Associated Press dispatches to readers. This notice records the paper as a Lee Enterprises publication based in Muscatine Iowa with second class matter status and address 301 E ird St.
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Daly
Muscatine
Lee Enterprises, Incorporated
E. Ird St
Iowa
Muscue Fine
Associated Press Ic
Subscription Rates for Muscatine Newspaper Clients
Daily delivery options in Muscatine and surrounding areas are offered at $3.00 per month in advance or forty cents a week. Mail subscriptions vary by distance, with $12.00 annually within fifty miles and $15.00 beyond fifty miles. Office hours are listed and special delivery is available for missed papers.
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Cartier
City of Mustaine
Earsier Ornecr
Muscatine
Memorial Day floral display at Keokuk National Cemetery
Graves at the Keokuk National Cemetery will be decorated with mostly artificial flowers on Memorial Day due to late-in-season natural blooms. The Iowa site is the only one of its kind in the state and holds veterans from all U.S. wars, including eight Confederate soldiers who died in Keokuk as prisoners of war.
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Keokul
Iowa
Keokuk
Golf Planned At Park Lane Park Lane events on Memorial Day
Two golf events are planned at Park Lane country club for Memorial Day. A club tournament will start at 8 a.m. followed by two ball fourball play at 2 p.m.
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Park Lane Country Club
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