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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1948

Page

3

Death of Mann at Tipton area noted in local records

Mann died Thursday at his home near Tipton. Services were held Monday at 2 p m at Ralph J Wittich Funeral Home with Rev J M Newgard of Wilton officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood cemetery. Casket bearers included Oliver Ehresman George Lovell Albert Straub Ewood Hain Don Daut Camille Seys. Flowers were arranged by Mrs Walter Anderson and Alma Rode. Singers were Mrs Mildred Lenker Clarence Lenker Howard Lenker and Susy Gill. Mrs Floyd Scott played organ. The River Rhone is described as the world's swiftest, reaching up to 40 miles per hour in some sections.

Susy Gill Floyd Scott

Silk Output Dominates Global Market Says Report

A report notes the United States now produces about 90 percent of the world's finished silk goods, highlighting the country's dominance in silk manufacturing and trade.

United States

Labor Leaders Endorse Muscatine Community Chest Drive

Labor leaders Phillip Murray Vernon Dale and Clair Brewer urge CIO members to support Muscatine’s Community Chest campaign opening October 11 in the Industrial division and October 18 in Classified divisions. The $44,900 budget funds Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Public Health Nursing Welfare Y M C A Y W C A and USO.

Phillip Murray National Cio Vernon Dale Muscatine Iowa Clair Brewer Chest Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Public Health Nursing Association Welfare Association Y.M.C.A USO Community Chest

Municipal Board Sets Labor Contract for New Power Lines

Muscatine's Board of Water and Light will hold a 1:30 p.m. November 10 contract meeting at the administration office for labor only on about four miles of high voltage transmission lines and a substation near Highway 38. Work must finish by December 20 with materials provided by the light department. bids to be advertised later this week.

Muscatine

Staffs To Serve MHS Classes For Year Selected

Muscatine high school elected officers for all classes on Monday. Jerry Phelps named senior class president. Bob Herwig vice president. Mary Ann Yarck secretary-treasurer. Albert Waton leads the junior class with George Hahn as vice president and Tom Johnson as secretary-treasurer. Bob Berry becomes sophomore president with Marilyn Mason as vice president and Jimmy Sturms as secretary. Freshman Joan Paetz is president with Pat Connor as vice president and David Griffith as secretary-treasurer.

Jerry Phelps Muscatine High School Bob Herwig Mary Ann Yarck Albert Waton George Hahn Tom Johnson Bob Berry Marilyn Mason Jimmy Sturms Joan Paetz

Trustees Debate Repairs and Billing for City Street Work

The Muscatine trustees discussed elevator repairs at the power plant costing about 1000 dollars and the need for copper wire. They received a 120.62 dollar bill for oiling and gravelling Fletcher avenue blamed on water main work, while a committee found no link to the mains. Secretary Herman Zeug will attach minutes to the bill and return it. no bills were approved due to an early monthly meeting.

Huttig Manufacturing Co Andersen City of Water Department Herman Zeug

Postal Gains Hit 22nd Straight Month in Muscatine

Postmaster Albert S. Barry reports September 1948 receipts reached 13 930 29, the highest September total in Muscatine history and the 22nd consecutive month of increase. September 1947 receipts were 12 001 33, a rise of 1 928 96 for the latest period.

Muscatine Albert S. Barry

Tailess dogs rarely occur says Schipperke Poodle

A note asserts the only naturally tailess breed is the Schipperke Poodle. The claim names the two breeds together as a single tailess type.

Prairie dog burrows descend deep underground

A report notes prairie dog burrows descend about 14 or 15 feet, revealing the extent of subterranean tunneling. The detail highlights the animals’ burrowing behavior and habitat pattern in prairie ecosystems.

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