Miss Muscatine Pageant Contestants Named
The Miss Muscatine Pageant will feature 13 contestants including Jane Daufeldt 20 and Kathie Wendling 18. Daufeldt, daughter of Harv ey and Mrs Daufeldt, is a Muscatine Community College sophomore with interests in sports dancing and painting. her talent is a dance and scholarship funds would support physical education at the State College of Iowa Cedar Falls. Wendling, a 1967 Muscatine High graduate, is sponsored by First National Bank and plans a piano talent act with funds aimed at Iowa State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Daufeldt
Kathie Wendling
Pacemaker Chairmen Named For United Fund Campaign
John Kornegay and John Otto are named co chairmen of the Pacemakers division for the 1968 United Fund campaign. Otto, a carpenter, serves on the labor advisory committee and leads at Delbert E. Jones, while Kornegay, Monsanto personnel supervisor, worked in corporate gifts last year and lives with wife Joyce and two sons at 3225 Mulberry. Airman First Class Delbert E. Jones Jr. and Romegay, 1218 East Second Street, are referenced in relation to local campaign roles and military service details.
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John Kornegay
John Otto
United Fund
Dick Stoddard
Otto
United Fund Labor
Muscatine Trades and Labor Assembly
Cecia
East Second St
Romegay
Monsanto Company
United Fund Campaign
Muscatine
United Campaign
el Dorado
Ark
Kornegay
Joyce
Mulberry
Muscatine Journal details and AP rights
The Muscatine Journal is a daily except Sundays and holidays newspaper published by The Muscatine Journal, part of Lee Enterprises, at 301 East 3rd Street Muscatine Iowa 52761. It is entered as second class matter in Muscatine under the 1879 act, with Associated Press granted exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Muscatine Journal
Lee Enterprises
E. 3Rd St
Muscatine
Iowa
Associated Press
Subscription Rates for Muscatine Daily Paper
The notice lists subscription prices for Muscatine deliveries and mail options. City carrier delivery is 209 per month in advance, non Muscatine carrier delivery 40 cents weekly, mail within 50 miles 12.90 per year, mail beyond 50 miles 20.00 per year. All subscriptions paid in advance. Office hours 9 am to 5 pm daily, Saturday 8 am to 1 pm. Special delivery service available. missed copies held to 6 30. Dial 263-2331.
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City of Muscatine
Muscatine
Train Fire Returns to Davenport at Scramble
Police in Muscatine logged a Sunday 25 p.m. radio alert that a rear unit diesel train bound for Muscatine was on fire. Scott County authorities coordinated, fire crews along the Davenport to Muscatine corridor were alerted, and five Davenport firefighters met the emergency as the train was directed back to Davenport.
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Muscatine
Davenport
Safe and papers found in river near Burlington golf club
Muscatine County authorities turned over to Burlington officials investigation of a safe cracking after a safe was found in the Mississippi River Sunday at 7:45 p m across the levee from Thatcher. Glass Sr showed checks, check books and papers belonging to Burlington Golf Club. Evidence indicated the safe was blown open with explosives. Burlington officers retrieved it from Muscatine County Sheriff’s office.
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Muscatine County
Burlington
Mississippi River
Thatcher
Glass
Burlington Golf Club
Muscatine
Big Rocks Shatter 19 Windows at Hayes Catholic High
Large stones shattered 19 windows at Hayes Catholic High School over the weekend. Principal Father Lenoch said preliminary estimates will be set to determine damage losses. Glass covered the principal's office and music room as cleaning proceeds, with tests unaffected Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Catholic High School
Pather F. J. Lenoch
Muscatine
Memorial Day Observance Scheduled in Muscatine
The Rev J Henry Teele pastor of First Methodist will be principal speaker at the community Memorial Day service at Greenwood Cemetery at 945 am Tuesday The public is invited A tribute to the Naval dead will be held at 11 am at Riverside Park In case of rain services move to the high school auditorium
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J. Henry Teele
First Methodist Church of
Muscatine attorney named to ISBA board of governors
Robert Lewis of Muscatine has been elected to a two year term on the Iowa State Bar Association board of governors representing the seventh judicial district. Gary Wayne Holtz earned a mathematics degree at Cedarville College Ohio during Commencement. he is the son of Herbert and Mrs Holtz Rt 2 and among Cedarville’s 130 graduates planning to enter math education. Cedarville is a Baptist college of arts and sciences.
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Robert Lewis
Muscatine
Iowa State Bar Association
Lewis
Seventh Judicial District
Gary Wayne Holtz
Cedarville College
Ohio
Gary
Herbert Holtz
Rt. 2
Cedarville
Baptist College of Arts and Sciences
Janice Lynn
Warren Dickinson
Lansing
Herbert Dickinson
Randall Hoben
Kyle Edward
Michael Bendle
Norman Ave
Waldron Acres
Route 5
Kankakee
Til
Bendle
Carol Worst
Robert Morrissey
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
City council orders dead elm tree removal at 1814 Schiller
During the annual bus tour last week the city council directed the removal of a dead elm at 1814 Schiller. Property owner Mrs Loren Keller says the tree lies on city property and not on her land.
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Schiller
Loren Keller
Two Injured in Sunday Muscatine Crashes
Two people were hurt in separate Muscatine wrecks. Kenneth McGrew, 32, of 1210 Kansas street, required 17 stitches after his car collided with a Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul train at Grandview Avenue near Oregon Street. The car was demolished and dragged about 350 feet before the train stopped. no charges were filed. Tommy George Terrill, 17, rural Muscatine, received treatment for leg bruises at Muscatine General Hospital after another Sunday accident.
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Muscatine
McGrew
Grandview Avenue
Frank Coohey
Tommy George Terrill
Muscatine General Hospital
Car Crash on Grandview Avenue Damages Parked Car
Daily Report details a southbound Terrill vehicle leaving Grandview Avenue, hitting Jack Raymond Peck’s parked car at 3301 W. Sth Street. Terrill issued summons for failure to control. both cars sustained damage. Arrests and detentions follow with multiple names listed for admissions and dismissals. alcohol, vagrancy, and minor offenses noted. Additional notices cover births, marriages, and court appearances.
Elks Chanters End Three Day Muscatine Show
Elks Chanters pause after entertaining about 4000 people in Muscatine last weekend. The Muscatine High School auditorium was packed for the final performance of a three day show, with chairs in the lobby to accommodate overflow. Max Collins, director, said rehearsals will resume next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine. Elks
Muscatine High School
Max Collins
Chanters
Susan Barker Teaches Summer Art for Students
Susan Barker former West Junior High art teacher will lead summer classes at Laura Musser Art Gallery and Museum starting June 13 for grades 4 to 8 on Tuesdays 1 30 to 4 pm and starting June 15 for grades 9 to 12 on Thursdays 1 30 to 4 pm. Registration fee for two months is 12 dollars with 16 dollars for oil painting lessons.
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Susan Barker
West Junior High School
Laura Musser
Muscatine County
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Jacqueline Drive
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Omaha
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Princeton
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Atty
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Marion
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Galesburg
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