Muscatine Firms Exhibit At National Stationery Convention
Two Muscatine firms display products at the National Stationery and Office Equipment Association convention opening Saturday at the Conrad Hilton Chicago. Central Industries Corp and Home-O-Nize Co showcase office equipment with local representatives Duval and Hufford accompanying officers Kerr Veerhusen Jones Bowand Huhn Swank VanLeal, while Keller Manufacturing of Muscatine supplies gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Industries Corp
National Stationery and Office Equipment Assn
Chicago
Azine
Home-O-Nize Co
Muse T
Jones
Jerry
Bouland
National Stationery and Office Equipment Association
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Central Industries’ Corp
West Secondstreet
William Doval
Duval
Terry L. Hufford
Howard Kerr
Robert
Veerhusen
E. E Jones
Jerry Bowand
Pon DeBarne
John Huhn
Jerry Swank
John VanLeal
Bible Lecture Series Begins at Seventh Day Adventist Church
The Prophecies of Jesus Bible lecture series opened Sunday night with Pastor Gerald Pilli man presenting A Case of Mis taken Identity. Satan identified as the real culprit in human suffering while God is exonerated. The hand that afflicted Job is described as Satan's, allowed by God for a time, before the Lord restores him tenfold. Lectures run five nights weekly excluding Monday and Friday for three weeks at 7 PM DST. Public invited.
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Jesus
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Gerald Jpilliman
Satan
God
Job
Filman
Ad Series Highlights Iowa Industries in National Ad
An Muscatine Journal ad series by five Iowa utility investors promotes the state’s industries. The first feature shows Grain Processing Corporation of Muscatine producing grains, corn starches, vitamins and enzymes with S. G. Shin and G. A. Kent pictured.
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Muscatine
Wall Street
Towa
Lowe, Electric Light and Power Company
Iowa
Grain Processing Corporation of
S. G. Shin
G. A. Kent
Geain. Processing Corporation
Veteran Newsman Dies at 55 in Davenport
Garland J. Moke Cosby former state editor of the Davenport Morning Democrat died at a hospital Sunday night after a long career in radio and newspapers in the Quad Cities. He served as state editor from 1935 until last April and then moved into public relations with an auto racing association. A separate incident reports an electrical short in a refrigerator starting a fire at 282 West Second Street LaPer Hall, damaging a wall, table, and refrigerator.
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Davenport
Garland J.moke
Cosby
Laper Hall
West Second Street
PHNA Board Sets October Meeting for Thursday
Members of the Public Health Nursing Association board of directors will hold their October meeting at 7 39 pm Thursday at the city hall wall.
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Board of Direeters
the Public Health Nursing Ass Wil) Hom
Towboat Crew Probed in Barge Blast and Oil Loss
The Double D crew remains under questioning after a Sept 27 barge explosion and fire that sank part of crude oil cargo near Muscatine. Coast Guard Lt Comdr John Parker said divers and crews are removing remaining oil while plans to raise the sunken barge move forward.
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Quacd's
Board of
John Parker
Coast Guard
Dubuque
Muscatine
Rev Meyer speaks on British Guiana at Rotary lunch
Rev E Meyer of Grace Lutheran told Rotarians today about his six years in British Guiana serving as missionary and observer. He warned that Communist infiltration uses the country as a gateway to Venezuela and Brazil, noting open borders, primitive development, and coastal population concentration. He used color slides to illustrate housing, wildlife, and living conditions, and praised church work for native education and anti Communist efforts.
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British Waiana
E. W. Meyer
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Venezuela
Brazil
British Guiana
Wavel
Mr. Meyer
Visiting minister to address Muscatine Jehovah's Witnesses
Visiting K Hagenson of the Northeast Missouri and Southeast Iowa congregations will visit the Muscatine congregation this week. He will offer guidance on ministerial activity and day to day work and will conclude with a public address at 2 p.m. Sunday October 18. The subject is Building A Happy Human Family. The public is invited and no collections will be taken.
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K. Hagenson
L.K
Hagerson
Misouri
Iowa
Jehovah's Witnesses
Muscatine
Hagenson
Isiance Jand
Flash Fire Here Sunday Injures Man
A man five miles east of Muscatine suffered hand burns when a spark from grinding an axe head ignited spilled explosive powder and gasoline on a workbench. Fire crews extinguished the blaze. the man was treated at home and to see a physician. A separate incident involved a barge fire during salvage operations for the Double D oil barge with one crewman killed and another injured. The Coast Guard inquiry continues to determine the explosion’s cause.
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Gan
Lme
Lee J. Osborn
Muscatine
Melvin C. Pickett
Double’.D
Clemmie Jesse Adams
Delhi
Miss
Lock 36
Coast Guard
Double D
Guttenberg
Pinkett
Henderson
Sutton
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Washington
Steckman Badly Wounded by .22 Caliber Shot
Kenneth E. Steckman a 22 year old of Mt Scott street was found with a pistol wound in the abdomen at a Muscatine city address. He was taken to Muscatine General hospital and later admitted to University hospitals Iowa City in critical condition. The shooting occurred Saturday and the suspect or motive remain unclear as authorities investigate.
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Kenneth E. Steckman
Mt Scott Street
University “Hospitals
Iowa City
Muscatine Pollue
Steckman
Muscatine General Hospital
Town City Hospital
United Fund Report Meeting Here Tuesday
A United Fund report meeting will be held at Muscatine Civic Center Tuesday October 1 with campaign chairman Robert Veerhusen calling all divisions chairmen captains leaders and workers to attend All pledges and money received so far should be tallied by last Tuesday for audit and figures totals by auditor Harold Maurer
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United Fund
Sp. 1m
Muscatine Civic Center
Robert Veerhusen
Sail
Veerhusen
Dow
Harold Maurer
Knott Declines to Run for Re election Alderman
Knott of 3145 Lucas street announced he will not seek re election in the city race. The decision narrows the field for the council while candidates continue to file petitions at city hall with a 3 pm Tuesday deadline. Earl Cochran of 13 West Eighth street joined the race for First Ward alderman, bringing two candidates in that ward alongside Kenneth Howard. Mayor Bosch seeks re election as Walter Pilgram and Edwin Steinke run for the five at large posts. Aldermen Harold Peters and James Green also opt out of re election.
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Rogers
Knott
Lucas Street
Sting
Will Dame
Earl A. Cochran
West Eighth Street
Erman
Harold Peters
Ald
James Green
Firs
Local Firms Hire 95 Handicapped Workers in Year
Muscatine employers reported 95 physically handicapped persons hired through the state employment service during the year ending October 1, including 21 disabled veterans. The Muscatine office currently has 3 disabled individuals registered for employment as the community joins a nationwide campaign for greater opportunities.
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Muscatine
State Employment Service
Joyce Randolph
Rudolph
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Lincoln
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Londons
Keller Manfacturing
Iowa Industries
Phna Board
DIAL
Dinary
Ordar
Rock Island
Ives
Rev. E. Meyer
Jesse
Barr Vielor Thorns
Janes Hughes
Wiliam
Rock Island County
Ilinois
Adams
Wilder, Lucas
The
West Transportation Company
Douglas Macleod
Parker
Sub
K. Steckman
Kennedy
Committee For Employment of
Robert Bosch
Iowa State ,Employment Service Office
Exedgiar Medical Clinic
Excelsior Medical Clinic
Bept
Excelsior Springs
Mon
Onchey
Cy Hornie
Taopress
Tate
Hilltop Drive-In
Christiane Martel
France
Daily Mirror
Bugitte Bardot
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Urey Pappane
Stony
Uptown
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ELL TC
Lakai Cleaning
East Second Street
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