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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1963

Page

5

Keokuk Chiefs Hopeful With Replacements Ahead of Season

Keokuk faces a pre season shuffle as coach Herb Cormack seeks replacements for standout quarterback Rusty Glasgow and several regulars. Junior Gary Ranin is expected to develop into a passer, while Larry Holton leads the backfield alongside Louis Lambert and Ken Martinez. Returnees Greg Shaffer and Randy Anderson anchor the line with LaVerne Gabel and Mike Baughman adding size. Injuries and depth remain concerns as Keokuk gears up for a schedule beginning September 13 at Ft Madison.

Little Six JS . Keokuk Rusty ‘Glasgow Keokuk High Chiefs Herb Cormack Algo Sam Blankenship Cormack Glasgow Gary Raniin Larry Holton Louis Lambert Ken Martinez Hanlin Holton Greg Shaffer Randy Anderson LaVerne Gabel Mike Baughman Larry King Jack Teatsworth Chiefs Ft. Madison Quincey Christian Brothers Bettentorf Olurmva Quincy High Mt. Pleasant Burlington Noy Muscatine Washington

Duck Call Champ to Guide Hunters at Wild Wings Preserve

Temple, a two time winner of the Town State Duck calling contest and longtime Muscatine resident, will guide hunters at Wild Wings Shooting Preserve. The 1200 acre tract includes Spring Lake and Moose Lake with planted duck foods drawing hundreds of ducks. Guided duck and goose hunts plus oilier paid hunts for pheasants quail and partridge are offered under a special preserve season from September 1 to March 31. Waterfowl hunting follows federal season regulations.

Tra Temple Temple 1603 Hershey Muscatine Iowa Des Moines

Veale tosses first major league shutout in six hitters

Bob Veale of the Pirates pitched the first major league shutout in a six hit game as St. Louis snapped the Cardinals nine game win streak with a 2-0 victory in the nightcap. Kim Gilliam of the Dodgers hit a homer and five singles, scoring four runs as the National League leaders defeated San Francisco 5-3 and extended their edge over the Cardinals.

Bob Veale Pirates St. Louis Cardinals Kim Gilliam Dodgers San Francisco

Sweetland WSCS Holds Club Meeting

The Sweetland Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the church on Wednesday. Mrs. Harold Moran led devotions and the program What it Means to Belong to the Woman's Society. Mrs. Vernon Shepard presided at the business meeting. Officers and reports were reviewed. nominating committee ordered to seek a new secretary of Mission Education and a WSCS historian. Fall seminars were announced for Brighton on Sept 17 and Oakville on Sept 19, with attendance encouraged. Refreshments served to 22 by Mrs. Gertude Hetzler and assistants. Mrs. Howard Toyne displayed a 1917 friendship quilt.

Wilton Church Schedule Highlights September Activities

Grace United Church of Christ and Trinity United Church of Christ announce a series of services and events. Sunday worship at Grace 9:00 am and 10:45 am with Sunday school. Trinity worship at 9:30 am and 1:00 am church school. Youth fellowship in the afternoon. Consistory and senior meetings midweek, men’s fellowship retreat at Filippim Heights, and a conference on Religion and Race at Hotel Savery Des Moines with delegate Hilbert Marolf.

Wilton Grace United Church of Christ Trinity United Church of Christ Grace Trinity Filiprim Heights Hotel Savery Des Moines Hilbert Marolf

Durant News Items Highlight Local Figures and School Enrollment

Relief depot leadership in Durant is by Hollis Hoffman with E. E. MacBee assisting. Mrs. Anna Behnke visited in the Edwin Behnke home over Labor Day. Mrs. S. P. Thulen of Cheyenne returned home after a week with her mother Mrs. Ann Oldsen. Durant school enrollment totals 772 with class counts listed. Stockton BNA members played 500 with nine tables. Ella Dietz had high score. Local visits include the Rehmke and Hamann families, and a Tec reunion trip from Tulsa for Mr. Canaday’s class reunion.

Anna Behnke Edwin Behnke S. P. Thulen Cheyenne Wyo Ann Oldsen Durant Stockton B.N.A Ella Broders Linda Paulson Ella Dietz Louis’ Rehmke Edward Hamann Anna Rehmke Oxford Junction Cleo Canaday Gregg Tulsa Oklo Cecil. Robinson Mr. Canaday

Cedar Valley Community Club Meeting Recaps Hostesses

The Cedar Valley Community Club met at Mrs. Dan Askam's home on Wednesday with hostesses Mrs. Scott McMahon, Mrs. Royal Johnson, and Mrs. Bert Kline assisting. Vice President Mrs. Warren MeIntire led the session, roll call cited a childhood story, and readings included A Note to the Teacher and How Ees Thees English. Jim Newcomb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Newcome, entered his freshman year at Black-Hawk Juniors college in Moline.

Cedar Valley Cedar Jim Newcomb Russell Newcome Black-Hawk Juniors College Moline

Land Bank Conference Attended by Seven Iowa City Officials

Seven representatives of the Federal Land Bank Association of Iowa City attended a Cedar Rapids conference sponsored by the Federal Land Bank of Omaha. Thomas A. Maxwell Jr. said long-term loan rates will hold steady, with new loans totaling over 61 million in the last fiscal year, the largest since the 1920s. Attendees from Iowa City included Burdette Moore, Floyd Myers, Herbert Hinkhouse, Forrest Townsley, Frank Aringdale, plus managers Fred Mortenstein and Charles Nichols.

Federal Land Bank’ Association of Town City Cedar -Rapid Federal Land Bank of Omaha FLB Iowa Thomas A. Maxwell, Jr Federal Band Bank Land Bank Maxwell Iowa City Association Burdette Moore FLBA Columbus Junction Floyd Myers North Liberty Herbert Hinkhouse West Branch Forrest Townsley Letts Frank Aringdale Fred J. Mortenstein Ass'l Charles’ W. Nichols Iowa City Johnson Cedar Muscatine Louisa Counties

Conesville Women's Guild Holds September Meeting

The September 1 meeting of the Grace United Church of Christ Women's Fellowship Guild in Conesville had 19 members present at Mrs. Mary McKee's home. Special guest Mrs. Gene Swieve Bell of Lone Tree joined as regional head, with devotions on the theme The Growing Christian in Our Changing Culture. New officers and two-year committee appointments were announced, a discussion on hiring church cleaning help held, two new members sworn in, and plans shared for the October meeting at Mrs. Winifred Maxwell’s home followed by a potluck luncheon.

Conesville Women's Fellowship Guild Grace United Church of Christ Mary McKee Geneswieve Bell Lone Tree Jesus McKee Milgred Wolford Callie Everet Pearl Adams Christian Social Action Shirley McCullough Marie ‘Williams Helen Gartzke Mildred Wolford Callie,verett Blanche Carter Isabelle Buser Mark Estle Pearl Kennedy Vera Showalter Leota Gabriel Mildred Everett Audrey Houseal Mildered Everett Guild Mary Elizabeth’ Luta Winifred Maxwell Lois Everett Mabel Solomon Winifred. Maxwell Pear Ennedy Mercy Hospital Iowa City Olive Bell Mil

Local Lodges and Clubs Schedule For Week

Local clubs and lodges announce a busy week with speakers and meetings. Oskaloosa Rotary district rep will speak on Brewers artistry at a noon luncheon. Toastmasters plan a 3:30 dinner meeting. Elk lodge holds 8 p.m. session. Muscatine club to meet Thursday. Moose lodge convenes Thursday night. Washington Chapter and Weob Council meet Thursday at the Masonic temple. Elk hosts a card party next Saturday with bridge and five hundred.

Tyeetitins Stwo'y Toastmasters Club Elk Lodge Muscatine ‘Club Moose Lodge Washington Weob Council Masonic Temple

Next Week at Muscatine YMCA Activities

The Muscatine YMCA announces a full weekly schedule with crafts, youth and junior gym sessions, multiple swimming classes for all ages, non-swimmer and adult instruction, and recreational swim daily from Monday through Saturday, including special events like a board meeting and a family swim time.

Muscatine Dprep YWCA

High Prairie WSCS Plans Meeting and Luncheon

The WSCS of High Prairie Methodist Church will meet Thursday in the church parlors. A dessert luncheon will be served at 12 30 pm by hostesses Mrs Don Swanson Mrs Sam Allekruse and Mrs Carl F Philips. The program Gods Mission and Ours will be in charge of Henry Brauns.

High Prairie WSCS Methodist Don Swanson Sam Allekruse Carl F. Philips Henry Brauns

Sept 10 11 12 commodity distribution schedule Muscatine

The notice outlines distribution dates for residents outside Muscatine on Sept 10 and for Muscatine residents with last names A through L on Sept 11 and M through Z on Sept 12. Available goods include milk, rice, beans, flour, corn meal, butter, rolled oats, chopped meat, peanut butter, lard, and cheese. Applications for October aid must be at the Social Welfare Department by Sept 27.

Muscatine Ie Social Welfare Department

Style Show Set Thursday in Columbus Junction

The Shellbark club will stage a style show Thursday at 2 pm in the basement of the Peoples National Bank. Proceeds benefit the Louisa County Association for Retarded Children. Mrs. Lois Ross will present new fall coats suits dresses and sport outfits with refreshments served afterward by club members. Mrs. Edward Rowe will outline the association’s development.

Columbus » Junction Shellbark “Club Peoples National Bank Louisa County Association Lois Ross Ross Dry Goods Shelbark Club Edward Rowe Association For Retarded Children

Royal Neighbors Club Meets at Mrs Nolte Home

Royal Neighbors Social Club met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Rose Nolte with 25 members and three guests. Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs Maybelle Darting Mrs Vesta Marolf and Miss Janet Luethye Hostesses were Mrs Laura Duncan Mrs Ethel Koeppen Mrs Lucille Brenner and Mrs Nolte Army Pvt Billy R Salyars son of Mr and Mrs Lyle W Salyars West Liberty completed a nine week general supply course at Fort Lee Virginia after enlisting in March 1963 and basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri

Wilton Salyars Army Billy R. Salyars Lyle W. Salyars West Liberty Quartermaster Center Fort Lee Fort Leonard Wood

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