Bicycle Rodeo Teaches Left Hand Signal at Muscatine School
Muscatine Police Department held a Bike Rider's Rodeo at St Marys School on Monday teaching left hand signaling and stop signs to riders. Police Chief Glenn Axel demonstrated signals for visibility in traffic. The program, requested by PTAs, drew about 1000 students through the course at 10 Muscatine schools.
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Muscatine
P.t.a.’S
Wayne McDaniel
St. Mary's School
Mark Melorax Stechar
New books join Pub-Me Library shelves this week
The Book Corner highlights new titles including Halle Winters Cold War history and Watsons The Double Helix DNA guide. Also featured is Wilkerson Parents on Trial. Community notices cover VFW Auxiliary meeting at the post home Wednesday and cemetery visit Thursday at 9 am. Mona Council Pocahontas meets tonight at American Legion hall with potluck and sales. The Muscatine Journal presents local notices and book picks on topics from euthanasia to global politics and Haiku to Great True Spy Stories.
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Halle
Watson
Wilkerson
Perry
Simon
Williams
Draper
Israel
Henderson
Murray
Charles Percy
Mllinois
Dulles
Subscription Rates for Muscatine Daily Paper
Subscriptions available for Muscatine city delivered daily by carrier at 2.60 per month in advance. Other carriers 0.40 per week. Mail rates: within 50 miles 15.00 per year. towns with carrier 8.00. city miles 20.00. All subscriptions payable in advance. Delivery ends 6:30 p.m. daily, except on certain days.
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Sunpserivers
Aily
Cartier
Muscatinne
Muscatine
Muscatiae
Carlier
Mupcntine
Ars
Pantalaea Eatil
Girareays
Deak
Shakespeare phonograph records limited two-week loan
Muscatine public librarian James White said a collection of Shakespeare plays on phonograph records is not available for two weeks. The records currently loanable are Macbeth King Lear and Hamlet. More titles will be added soon.
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James White
Muscatine
Macbeth
King Lear
Hamilet
White
Scout Leaders to Be Honored at District Awards Dinner
Hoover District announces its first recognition dinner in years at 7 p.m. Monday at Sunset Inn Muscatine. Tickets are 2.75 per plate, open to all adult scouts and their wives, with Charles Young Award and three Awards of Merit to be given, plus leadership training honors for applicants. Don W. Tracy Jr. invites applications, with main speaker Stanley Stanley Consultants and toastmaster Robert Groom. Advance orders due by May 31. tickets from Harvey Moore.
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Roy A. Gjerston
Hoover
Sunset Inn
Muscatine
Charles Young
Don W. Tracy Jr
Sycamore St
M. ‘Stanley
Stanley Consultants
Robert ‘Groom
Lrooup
Knights of Columbus
Harvey Moore
Wephington
Wowa Council
B.S.A
Two Youths Injured In Cedar Street Crash In Muscatine
A driver and passenger were taken to Muscatine General Hospital in good condition after a crash at 11 10 p m Monday in the 400 block of Cedar street. Richard Charles Hoover 17 and Larry Moore 16 suffered cuts to the head and face. Hoover faced a failure to control charge.
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Muscatine General Hospital
Cedar Street
Muscatine
Richard Charles Hoover
Culver Street
Larry Moore
Park Ave
Hoover
Walter Fuller, Jr
Fuller
West 8Th Street
Main Street
Eight Days Behind Iron Curtain Told By Otto Baasch
Otto Baasch a retired Miles Iowa farmer spoke at a Muscatine Rotary Club meeting about his 1966 East Germany visit and the large exodus of Germans fleeing Communism. He urged American leadership and better citizenship as the world watches the United States.
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Otto. Baasch
Miles
Towa
Muscatine
Baasch
America
Iowa Senators Attack Johnson Policy At Washington Breakfast
Iowa Senators Miller and Hickenlooper told a Washington breakfast during the annual American Feed Manufacturers Association meeting that the Vietnam war mismanagement and rising government debt threaten the economy. They accused the administration of masking problems, criticized farm income claims, warned about rising farm debts, and urged spending cuts after noting higher casualty figures and a looming electoral calculus.
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Roy Luce
Kent Feeds
Washington, D.C
Iowa
Luce
United States
American Feed Manufacturer’s Association
Washington D.C
Jack Miller
Bourke Hickenlooper
Miller
Johnson
Jahnson
Congress
Vietnam
Commodity Distribution Sheds Light On Muscatine County Aid
The Muscatine County Social Welfare Department reports 1 196 individuals from 365 families shared in May commodity distribution totaling 19 288 pounds of food. June 18 starts countywide distribution with city residents following June 19 A-L and June 20 M Z. Applications for low income must be at Welfare Office 316 Walnut St by June 10 with income and resource proofs.
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Muscatine ‘County
Social Welfare Department
Muscatine County
Cty
Muscatine
Walnut St
Sgt Foster Completes Military Leave
S-Sgt. Foster and Mrs Alpert Dean Foster with their son left Monday for Maynard Massachusetts after completing day leave with his parents at 207 Dolliver Street. S-Sgt. Foster will depart June 27 for another tour of duty in Vietnam. his family will remain in Massachusetts.
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Foster
Alpert
Dean Foster and Son
Maynard
Mass
Albert Foster
Dolliver St
Vietnam
Massachusetts
Association for Retarded Children Names Officers
The Muscatine County Association for Retarded Children held its May meeting at Kennedy school. Elected officers are Mrs. Gene Saylor president George Harvey vice president Mrs Harold Bridges secretary and Mrs James Brewer treasurer. New board members include Art Tutt Mrs Elaine Banta and Mrs Janice Otto. Re-elected board members are Reuben Tesch Mrs Robert Vetter and Mrs Paul Petersen. Retiring president Mrs Nevin Stender presided and introduced Jan Suhl as the new administrative.
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Muscatine County
Poem Published By Muscatine High School Girl
Eloise Ann Helmiem daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Helmieh 1204 Grand Ave has a poem published in the anthology From the Heart of abel by C D Stephens and a poem titled To You My Young Friend she wrote over 100 poems in three years mostly on abstract terms and emotions she is a junior secretary to the group at Muscatine High School the school held a picnic May 25 and the membership voted on amending the Articles of Incorporation to change board member numbers with the exact count to be decided by the members thanks were given to Mrs Ross Bellinger and Mrs Dwight Cooper and others who helped during the year Mrs WollER of the YWCA was introduced and spoke on summer camp trips and membership for Kennedy school girls in various age groups retiring president Mrs Stender was thanked for her work.
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Eloise Ann Helmicn
Dan’ Helmieh
Grand Ave
Abel
C.D. Stephens
Eloise
Muscatine High School
Ross Bellinger
Dwight Cooper
Woller
The
YWCA
Kennedy
Stender
Lawyers to Attend Farm Corporations Meeting Monday
Lawyers in Muscatine Clinton and Scott counties are invited to join colleagues for an Iowa State University legal affairs presentation on Monday June 3 at 5 30 pm at the Davenport YMCA YWCA. Neal Harl from Iowa State University will discuss Technical Legal and Economic Aspects of Farm Corporations. Dr Hart Iowa Bar member holds degrees from Iowa State University University of Iowa and is a PhD in Economics.
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Muscatine
Clinton
Scott Counties
Iowa State University
Davenport
Iowa
Iowa, State University
University of Iowa
Iowa’ State University
County
Clinton, Scott, and Muscatine
MCA- Ywca
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