Trespassers at Sand Pits Boy Drives Old Car Up Ramp
At Muscatine island sand pits hundreds trespassed during a long holiday weekend. Thomas Michael Arguello age 17 drove an old car up a 10 foot ramp into an Acme Fuel and Materials Co hopper, wrecking the vehicle. Gerald Allen Lackrem age 18 fled from police, suffered cuts, was fined $5 for intoxication. Arguello released to parents for juvenile investigation.
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Muscatine Island
Thomas Michael Arguello
31St Street
Bettendorf
Acerme Fuel and Materials Co
Arguello
Bob Miller
Beiny
Gerald Allen Lackrem
Bellevue
Acme
Lackrem
Lockrem
Reunion Dinner for Muscatine Train Trip Boys
Nine of eleven former Madison school boys who toured Chicago on a 1962 trip hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Freund gathered for an anniversary spaghetti dinner. Funds were raised by the class to cover fare, with plans to meet again in three years as some advance to senior high.
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Muscatine
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
William
Madison
Greund
Don Burns
Russ Hesford
Dave Hesford
Michael Howard
Jeff Eaton
Larry Coulter
Cliff Lanfier
Doug Stone
Chris Haller
Kenneth Hahn
Ernie Phillips
Match Dropped Into Manhole Burns Youth
Eight year old Martin Cubbage son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Cubbage 508 East Third Street suffered facial burns and singed hair when a match touched off gas below an open manhole near his home about 850 am today. Police took him to the hospital after he stopped at Proffitt's Mobil station on Mulberry Avenue on his way to school. A station patron summoned officers as the burns grew painful. Another boy reportedly dropped a match into the hole near the Cubbage home.
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Martin Cubbage
Wayne Cubbage
East Third Street
Proffitt's Mobil
Mulberry Avenue
Cubbage
Pellet gun damage hits three cars in city
Police report pellet gun incidents damaged rear windows of three vehicles Monday morning. The cars belonged to Clayton Havemann, James Strouse, and Ron Horton. Arthur Hahnbaum, a janitor at St Marys School, said the station wagon used by the nuns from the convent was stolen.
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Clayton Havemann
Maple Avenue
James Strouse
Newell Avenue
Ron Horton
Pine Street
Arthur Hahnbaum
S J. Mary's School
Memorial Day Tributes Honor War Dead in Muscatine
Memorial Day ceremonies at Greenwood cemetery and Riverside Park honored veterans from past wars. Speakers included Attorney Robert C. Petersen and State Senator David Stanley. Local organizations sponsored the observances and VFW and American Legion provided firing squads.
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Wood Cemetery
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Graen
Journal
Muscatine
Greenwood Cemetery
Riverside Park
Petersen
Riverside
David Stanley
Stanley
Spanish American War Veterans and Auxiliary
Women's Relief Corps
Daughters of Union Veterans
World War I Veterans and Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary
Veterans of
Pvt Anne Balmos Home on Furlough
Pvt Anne Balmos of the Women's Army Corps arrived Friday for a 15 day furlough with her parents Mr and Mrs Wilbur Balmos Route 4 She enlisted a year ago after graduating from Muscatine High School She is stationed at the U S Army Dispensary at The Presidio Francisco California
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Anne T. Balmos
Women’s Army Corps
Wilbur Balmos
Route 4
Pfc
Balmos
Muscatine High School
U. S. Army
Presidio
Francisco
Calif
Driver On Leroy Street Fined 165 After Crashed Car
Robert D. Havel, 21, of 112 West 1th Street, fined 165 for four charges after his car overturned on Leroy Street Saturday. Pleaded guilty to leaving scene of accident, failure to control, intoxication and no driver license. car wreck involved Claude L. Job 401 Evans Street. Passenger Paul R. Wilson, 28, Claremore, Oklahoma, posted 15 dollar bond and will appear June 4.
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Robert Donald Havel
West 1Th Street
Leroy Street
Justice of the Peace
Harold Hanson
Havel
Claude L. Job
Evans Street
Virgil W. Shouse
Paul R. Wilson
Claremore
Oklo
Wilson
Colorado Teens Held for Auto Theft in Muscatine
Two teenage brothers from Colorado Springs were held by Muscatine police on auto theft charges after a 1959 car stolen in Colorado Springs was driven east by the youths using the owner’s credit cards. An FBI agent questioned them as they awaited custody, with charges of larceny of a motor vehicle.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Muscatine
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Justice of the Peace Court
Downtown Development Group Endorses YMCA Drive
Marvin Krieger chair of Muscatine Downtown Development Committee joins the mayor and city council advisory panel in full support of replacing the old YMCA with a modern facility. He says the drive will revitalize downtown Muscatine and benefit the entire community.
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Marvin Krieger
Muscatine
YMCA
Krieger
Walton League Family Night Is Scheduled
Izaak Walton league Muscatine chapter meets Thursday at Fairport chapter house. Screens trash to trout and the Whooping Crane. Saturday night features a family night with a cafe teria dinner program and musical combo. Dinner for members and families at 6 30 p.m. Next trapshoot at Fairport on June 19. Board of directors meets June 16.
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Izaak Walton League
Muscartine
Fairport
Ikes
Board For
Convalescing Mrs. Nettie Essex Leaves Iowa City Hospital
Mrs. Nettie Essex, convalescing after treatment, has been discharged from the Orthopedic Hospital in Iowa City and is now recuperating at Layman's Nursing Home in Muscatine.
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Nettie Essex
Orthopedic Hospital
Iowa City
Layman‘s Nursing Home
Muscatine
Muscatine Journal Publication Details and AP Service
The Muscatine Journal is a daily except Sunday paper, part of Lee Enterprises, located at 301 E 3rd St Muscatine Iowa 52761. The Associated Press is the exclusive source for local news and AP dispatches used by the paper.
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Muscatine
Subscription rates for Muscatine area newspapers
The notice lists carrier and mail rates for Muscatine subscribers and distant customers. Daily carrier delivery within the city is $2.00 per month in advance, $0.40 weekly for non-Muscatine delivery, and mail rates of $12.00 per year within fifty miles and $15.00 per year beyond fifty miles. Minor subscriptions payable in advance, with service hours and special delivery for missed papers, contact 263-2321.
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City of Muscatine
Muscatine
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