Two injured in rural car crash near Nichols Iowa
Richard L. Garvin 18 Atalissa and Mike Gallagher 22 were hospitalized after Garvin drove into a ditch and collided with a bridge abutment two miles south and a quarter mile west of Nichols. Muscatine County deputies and ambulance attendants aided the scene as authorities investigated the 7 a.m. accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Garvin
Atalissa
Charles Geertz
Ed Riley
Garvin
Nichols
Luke Wade
Muscatine County
Mike Gallagher
Gallagher
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Court fines and suspensions in district docket
Associate District Court Judge Jack L. Burns tallies multiple traffic cases. Jerome P. Steinbaugh faced improper passing and reckless driving charges, both unresolved. Gary L. O’Haver received a 15 day jail term suspended for one year for driving without a license. Disobeying a traffic signal saw $15 penalties for several defendants including Richard J. Fox and Terry M. Snyder. Additional fines ranged from $10 to $45 for speeding, yielding violations, and off roadway driving with several residents named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack L. Burns
Jerome P. Steinbaugh
E. 7Th St
Gary L.o’haver
8Th St
Muscatine County
Rick J. Guinard
Burlington
Richard J. Fox
Rt. 2
Terry M. Snyder
Oneida Ave
Virginia K. Terpenning
Rt. 3
Charles A. Steahr
Mulberry Ave
Irvin E. Shoemaker
Davenport
David P. Wenzel
Nichols
Car collision at Sampson Street crossing injures driver
Wanda Kebernik, 50, of 2214 Imperial Oaks, was treated for head injuries after her car was struck by Rock Island Lines engine No. 436 at 2:07 a.m. at the Sampson Street crossing. About $600 damage reported. Crossing often blocked and drivers sometimes ignore guards. Separate Friday afternoon crash at East 5th and Orange Street caused $1,000 and $900 damages to two cars. Thefts include a 10 speed bicycle and fishing gear. Estate of Vella M. Hillyer transfers property through executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Kebernik
Imperial Oaks
Rock Island Lines
Sampson St
Muscatine General Hospital
Kebernik
East 5Th
Orange St
Merle V. Manley
Fulham
Mary Ann Hart
Rt. 5
HON Industries Names 1975 Outstanding Student Award Winners
HON Industries president Stanley M. Howe announced Lori Fisher and John Tometich as the 1975 Outstanding Student Award recipients. Each student receives 500 dollars for one year with renewal possible after successful first year completion. awards aid continuing education at accredited colleges. Fisher will attend Muscatine Community College and Tometich will attend Creighton University in Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley M. Howe
HON Industries
Lori Fisher
John Tometich
Fisher
Muscatine Community College
Tometich
Creighton University
Omaha
Neb
Obituaries and funeral notices from Iowa region
Rosena Schaper 102 of Wapello died at the nursing home. Services Monday at Wapello United Methodist Church with burial in Wapello Cemetery. Survived by daughter Lillian Small, six grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren. Ralph Yarck 71 of Park Ridge Ill died at home after a heart attack. Masonic rites in Des Plaines and graveside at Muscatine Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs James Murphy 33 of Muscatine died in Washington Iowa after years’ illness. Survived by husband James, father Archie Horak, grandfather Melo Horak, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral in Washington with burial Elm Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Rosena Schaper
Wapello Nursing Home
Wapello United Methodist Church
George Snyder
Dudgeon- McCulley
John
Matilda
Zaugg) Siegrist
Peoria
Charles Schaper
Pearl City
Ill
Schaper
Ralph Yarck
Park Ridge
Itl
Muscatine
Til
Henry
Mary Keepping Yarck
Norma
Woody
Des Plaines
Clarence M. Morrison
Greenwood Cemetery
James Murphy
Rt. 5
Washington County Hospital
Washington
Iowa
Dixie Horak
Iowa City
Washington County
Sheller Globe
Snack Shack
Archie Horak
Melo Horak
Melo Horack
George Brock
Harvey Gosling
Ainsworth
Denny
Ronald Horak
Jones Funeral Home
Judge C H Pelton Marriage License and Civil Actions
Muscatine residents Michael R Watson 20 and Cindy L Hidlebaugh 18 obtain a marriage license. Howard D Knouse sues Maura Burche and First National Bank of Muscatine. Knouse awarded 2857 14 against Burche. Action against the bank dismissed. Patricia Snodgrass seeks 45000 plus interest in a personal injury action against Edward H Rohde and Margaret A Rohde related to a June 6 1973 driving test. Probate petitions seek probate in the estate of Charlotte C Humpleby with First National Bank of Muscatine named executor. Administration petition for Cora M French with Wilma M Haury named administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Pelton
Michael R. Watson
Cindy L. Hidlebaugh
Muscatine
Howard D. Knouse
Maura Burche
First National Bank of
Snodgrass
Margaret Rohde
Edward H. Rohde
Charlotte C. Humpleby
First National Bank of Muscatine
Cora M. French
Wilma M. Haury
Hospitals and Births and Dismissals Across Iowa and Missouri
Hospital entries list admissions for Mrs Lea Alexander and others, dismissals for several residents, and multiple birth announcements. Newborns named Daniel David and Ross Douglas arrive at Ames Mary Greeley Hospital and Town City University Hospital. other births noted for Gowrie Iowa and St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine General
Lea Alexander
Schley Ave
Ralph Burns
4Th St
Doug Hessman
Joy
Ill
Jason Weir
New Boston
Harry Riexinger
Newell
Marvin Blaesing
8Th St
Daniel David
Paul Ankenman
Ames
Mary Greeley Hospital
St. Louis
Barnes Hospital
Roberts
Susanne Butter
Louisa County Court Fines For Multiple Violations
In Louisa County Magistrate Court Judge John Dillon presided over cases including disturbing the peace by John A. Duke of Letts with a $28.50 fine. Dean L. Hawkins of Oakville fined $23.50 for unauthorized motor vehicle use. Warren T. Garrett of Burlington fined $23.50 for restricted parking near a fire station. Paul J. seen Columbus Junction and William 1 Shull of Columbus Junction fined $33.50 for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa County
John Dillon
John A. Duke
Letts
Dean L. Hawkins
Oakville
Warren T. Garrett
Burlington
Paul J
Columbus Junction
William 1 Shull
Muscatine-Scott Board Set to Dissolve July 1
The Muscatine-Scott county board of education will hold its final meeting at 8 p.m. Monday at the central office in Davenport. The district will dissolve and join the Mississippi Bend Area Education Agency on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine-Scott County
Council to discuss housing funds and local aid program
Muscatine City Council will hold an in depth meeting at 7 30 p m Monday to review 317000 in federal housing funds from the 660000 city appropriation under the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974. The discussion covers bank roles interest charges eligibility methods and the creation of a real estate rehabilitation specialist to supervise the program. Also on the agenda are funding for the Benjamin Hershey Memorial Home including a 100000 dining room addition to meet state and federal rules and funding alternatives after a nursing home study. Additional items include revenue sharing for a community pool policy changes for salary progression and cost estimates for opening McClellan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine City
Charles W. Coates
Coates
McClellan Street
Quad City Ostomy group meets June 4
The Quad City Ostomy Association a rehabilitation organization for ostomy surgery patients will hold its second meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday at St Luke s hospital Davenport The meeting is open to all new and experienced ostomates doctors nurses and pharmacists who may desire to join
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quad City
Registration on YW list for summer program at YWCA
Registration for the summer program will be held at the YWCA during the coming week. The schedule lists activities for children Teusday through Saturday, teens, adults, and open recreation with no children's program on Saturdays in the summer. Driver's license revocations are announced for several Muscatine and Columbus Junction residents with varying lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Plunge
Iowa Department of Public Safety
Francis Dewayne Murdock
Muscatine
Thomas Duane Ruckles
Monroe St
Donald Lee Fairlie
Western Ave
Columbus Junction
Lessie Edward Kirk
1St Ave
William Ben Branshart
Michael Vern Cullen
Wilbur Hugh Elam
Wapello
Library calendar outlines June events at Musser Public Library
Musser Public Library released a June calendar of activities including weekly programs on KWPC at 2 30 p m and chess at 6 30 p m Mondays, Story Hours on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10 a m, Space Dragon Reading Club starting June 12, plus various workshops, film showings, and stamp club meetings through June 27. Summer hours run 9 a m to 9 p m Monday through Friday and 9 a m to 6 p m Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musser Public Library
KWPC
Space Dragon
Davy Crockett
Stamp Club
James White
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harold Blake
Daily
Associate District Court
Cathy Allen
Byrd E. Franks
Ean
Pau
Truman McDowell Jr
Fort Madison
Thomas D. Gross
Hagerman Dr
Michael Ryan
Sharon K. Haller
Lorenz St
Elliott B. Weldon
Rt. 1
Burton G. West
West Liberty
Robert Jones
E. 10Th
Dennis Strouse
W. 6Th
Charles Nesbit
Clinton
Vella M. Hillyer
G. Willard Hillyer
Harold W
Vera M. Pagel
Butterfields Addition
Marolfs Addition
Wilton
HON
Rosena
Mrs. James (Horak) Murphy
Bach
Forime
Muscatine-Scott
Board
Mulford Evangelical Free Church
Judy Seiler
Doris Freese
The
Bible School
Quad City Ostomy Group
Pam
Kelona
Muscatine Police Department
Plaza
Sambo’s
Sambol
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