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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1963
Page
3
Iowa manufacturers survey shows 81 percent expect business to rise through year end 1983, 10 percent foresee a drop, 9 percent expect no change. Earlier poll found 77.8 percent rising in first half, with 16 percent down and 6.2 percent unchanged. 1985 projections: 86 percent anticipate growth.
Iowa outlook shows temperatures averaging six to ten degrees above normal through Wednesday with minor daily changes. Some cooling Friday night and warming over the weekend expected. rainfall signals appear minimal.
Morning Sun The Morning Sun reports ARG's second meeting of the Junior Girl Scout troop. Twenty five girls attended as they formed patrols led by Carolyn Carr Lois McKeown Ann Dean and Debbie Mills. Adult leaders are Mrs Dor Tis Harris and Mrs Jacine Edwards. Henry C Blake Corps met to plan the annual inspection led by Dr Mary Shipp Dyall set for Nov 4. A canteen fund check was sent to John Walsh at Clinton domiciliary. Verna Swanson hosts October party.
Deeds recorded show Eula S Walton and others to Gouton C and Dorothy M Schoe maker for lot 0 block 3 Walton subdivision Muscatine. Emery G and Mary L Law to Ronald V and Jewell A Skubal for lot 7 block 2 Berkshire and Ellman subdivision of outlot 5 and part of outlot 4 in subdivision of sections 2 and 3 76 2W. Frances B and Clair Hessel tin to Macvin L Hamilton for lot 14 block 2 Conesville. Biner M Cossmen to Wayne W and Flossie A Fryderger for lot 23 Riverview addition to Muscatine. Daisy Blessing to R M and Katharine M Meyer for lot 5 block George Smalleys addition to South Muscatine.
Rev David Stanley of Muscatine County urged support for the Shaff reapportionment plan at a Davenport workshop sponsored by Scott County Farm Bureau. He argued the plan would give Iowans a larger voice in the legislature by aligning one house to population and protecting minority rights.
Area Six board of education on Thursday night elected Richard Holliday to the board for a year replacing Willis Thicker whose resignation was accepted Holliday will serve until next September when two board members will be elected for three-year terms Thicker left due to employment demands The board set October 2 as the bid date for furniture and equipment for the new Area Six grade schools under construction on Colorado street and Mulberry avenue Buildings are expected to be ready around January 1.
Green Valley Hustlers 4 H club elected Ardyg Deanne Shoults as president at the Monday meeting at Ts land.Community hall. Other officers include Robert Bohling vice president Marie Shoultz secretary Dud y Krueger treasurer Angela Shoultz historian Janet Finley reporter Patty Finley and Brenda Riesser. Installation of officers and family night planned for November.
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