Muscatine Hospital Admits and Dismissals Reported
Daily report lists admissions and dismissals at University Hospital Muscatine for September 7 1968 including Mrs Lang Marion Mrs Howard W E second St Steven Dahlke 812 Leroy St Mrs Kirkpatrick 2226 Wallace St Mrs Carter route 4 and others. Transfer noted for Nellie Harker to coronary care room 4. Volunteers scheduled for Sept 8 14 include dozens of local residents by day. Overtime parking tickets fines and district court actions noted along with licenses to wed and multiple divorce filings and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lang
Marion
Maynard Howard
W. E. Second St
Steven Dahlke
Leroy St
Virginia Kirkpatrick
Wallace St
Daryll Carter
Rufina Knox
Iowa Ave
Harlan Wiese
West Liberty
Eileen Terry
Hershey Ave
Truman Rhodes
Amy Drive
Vaughn Powell
Claude C. Mathias
Orange St
Robert A. Huboard
New Hampshire St
David Hahn
League St
Thomas Clinkenbeard
E. Fifth St
Jesus Contrearas
Nellie Harker
Mulberry Ave
Harald G. Hubbard
Walnut St
Harold C. Oberhaus
E. Eleventh St
Roy Shaw
Grand Ave
University Hospital
Town City
Cora Bennett
Charlotte Crawford
Claude Harris
Ernest Ross
Clarence Mockmore
Opal ‘Tanner
Lola Michels
Edward Lee
William Breedlove
Hugh Williams
Carroll Bowser
Robert Toborg
R.R. Pearson
Andrew Tobias
Kenneth Baer
Charles Drake
Lyle McCullough
Floyd Park
Paul Seynert
Norbert Beckey
George Peters
Robert Bebensee
Joan Wagner
Jack Mitchell
James Lamb
Dale Longtin
G.T. Eaton
Grant Graham
Harvey Allbee
John Potter
Merle Young
Sheldor Neeld
Arthur Umland
Paul Welk
Leonard Roggeveen
Robert Lockwood
Lillie Wilson
Glen Bloom
Frances Cooney
Roy Miller
Raymond Ahlelf
Phillip Atwell
Don Sprouse
J.W. Myers
Robert Stohr
Phillip Auffrey
James Crandall
JH Thatcher
M.J. Stueben
Raynard James
Paul Slack
Helen Hoover
Robert, Bissell
E.M. Bartlett
Cort Bennett
Glenn Yergler
Kenneth Powell
Marvin Werner
Eugene Petersen
George Shepley
Herbert Dickinson
Claude Edmonds
Wayne Eckhardt
C.L. Pletcher
Grace Cruil
Max Collins
John McClellan
Howard Toyne
Ruth Hazlett
Harry Durand
Virgil Honeyman
Leslie Simpson
Alice Nyenhuis
Elmer Potter
George Kruse
Minnie Beyer
Merle Reid
Grandview Hot Lunch Menu And School Elections
Grandview lunches for September 9 to 13 list daily menus including baked potato and meat sandwiches on Monday, spaghetti and ham burger on Tuesday, wiener winks and scalloped corn on Wednesday, hot beef sandwich on Thursday, and fish sticks with baked beans on Friday. Also note school events: Monday noon to seven election polls for the high school, Mothers meeting at 7:30 p.m.. Wednesday hearing for first, fifth and ninth grades. Friday varsity football at New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schhool
Varsity Foot
New London
Local ASC Members to Attend Des Moines Conference
Vernon W Carter Nichols Marvin H Coder of Letts and Verne Koppenhaver Wilton members of the Muscatine County ASC Committee will attend the 1968 ASC committee conference and workers in Des Moines September 10 11 and 12. Also attending are Harold L Brooks West Liberty county ASC office manager Alma A Meerdink Muscatine and Louise B Rummells Nichols. The conference will feature talks by Edwin A Jaenke Associate Administrator of ASCS and Deputy Administrator Ray Fitzgerald on federal farm programs. The event is described as a workshop with idea exchange and discussion of future farm programs with Governor Hughes speaking at the Wednesday luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon W. Carter
Nichols
Marvin H. Coder
Letts
Verne Koppenhaver
Wilton
Muscatine County
Edwin A. Jaenke
ASCS
Ray Fitzgerald
Hughes
Obituaries From Durant West Liberty and Muscatine Area
Claus M. Gimm 66 died at Mercy hospital Iowa City body at Frick funeral home with calling after 6 p.m. Sunday services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Gloria Dei Lutheran church Minnie Regennitter Durant died at home of her son near Bennett services pending Frick funeral home Durant Ethel A. Lake 67 died at Hershey convalescent home after extended illness funeral 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Lincoln Baptist church burial Memorial Park cemetery survivors include husband four sons two daughters two sisters and 25 grandchildren also survived by several cousins. body at George M. Wittich funeral home calling after 2 p.m. Sunday then to Lincoln Baptist Church Tuesday for 1:30 p.m. service Samuel H. Stewart 77 West Liberty died at Mercy hospital extended care center Town City born March 20 1891 at McLeansboro married Rosa Allen survivors include wife three sons two daughters 15 grandchildren great grandchildren funeral 2 p.m. Monday Snider Funeral home burial Oak Ridge Cemetery body at Snider Funeral Home calling Sunday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus M. Gimm Durant
Claus M. Gimm
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Frick Funeral Home
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Ethel A. Lake
Grand Ave
Hershey
Lake
Muscatine
Rock Island
Rock Island County
Andrew Lee
Laura Howard Walker
Thomas Spitznogle
Albert, Lake Sr
Husbees
Ralph Lake
Davenport
Albert Lake Jr
Dean Lake
Stockton
Raymond Lake
Laura Flynn
Marvin
Amy) Zybarth
Gertrude Dunker
Cella Weiersheuser
George M. Wittich
Lincoln Blvd. Baptist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Samuel H. Stewa
West Liberty
Samuel H. Stewart
Second St
Town City
Henry Stewart
McLeansboro
Sanel Stewart
Rosa Allen
Thomas Jane Herman Stewart
Atalissa
Marshall Stewart
Roy Swailes
East Moline
Robert Yerington
Royce Walden
Faith Baptist Church
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Snider Funeral
Softball Tournament Pairings at Kent-Stein Park
Parings announced for a city softball tournament starting Monday at Kent-Stein Park. Monday games feature Saf Jey's Sporting Goods versus Elms at 7 p.m and Henderson's against Carver-Bandag at 8 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent-Stein Park
Saf‘Jey’s Sporting Goods and Elms
Henderson's
Carver-Bandag
Krieger Motors
GPC Kent
HON Industries
How
Krieger-Gpc
Witt
Safley's-Elms
Henderson’s-Carver
Wapello Council Meets With Local Officials
WAPELLO The Wapello City Council met Thursday evening plus Harold Voss discussed summer concert plans and Robert Gustafson spoke on straightening the State and Cedar streets curve. The Wapello Jaycees held a steak dinner and meeting with 15 members and five guests. Hatlowen party plans were set. Justice of the Peace Neal Kemp fined several motorists for driving infractions and license violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Harold Voss
Robert Gustafson
State
Cedar Strees
D Jaycees
American Legion
Burlington
Tri-Deck Club
Tri-Deck Bridge Club
Velma Baker
Jackie Lewis
Murray Meckthinney
Alene McChesney
Bessie Bates
Justice of the Peace Courts
Justice of the Peace
Neal Kemp
Sam Nichols
Morning Sun
Rodney Mehaffey
Mount Pleasant
Constance Haislet
Gerald Gerling
Wilbur Selser
West Burlington
Jack Bennage
Tanville
John Vance
Viola Vance
Lowan Charges Killer Hiring In His Assault
In Waterloo an older youth, Russell Schroeder, son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Schroeder, was charged with assault with intent to commit injury after allegedly hiring to kill a younger boy. Don Voorhees Jr., son of state Rep Don Voorhees, told deputies he was sprayed with Mace and threatened in a park. Schroeder claims he only intended to break up the altercation for which he would be paid $10. Officers did not reveal who offered the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Russell Schroeder
Alvin Schroeder
Don Voorhees Jr
Don Voorhees
Black Hawk County
Judge Rejects Mental Plea In Life Sentence
Hubert V. Mc Clelland of Beaumont Texas received life imprisonment on three counts of murder for a 1967 killing spree that killed three Iowans. Boone County District Court Judge Harvey Uhlenkopp rejected the defense claim that Mc Clelland was a mental vegetable and had not planned the killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone (Ap
Hubert V. McClelland
Beaumont
Tex
Boone County District Court
Harvey Uhlenkopp
Hampton
Uhtenkopp
McClelland
Foes of Fortas Claim Campaign Getting Stronger
President Johnson says a small band of senators blocks confirmation of his Supreme Court picks Abe Fortas and Homer Thornberry. Opponents counter that their effort is growing toward a majority and that the public supports the opposition against the nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortas
Johnson
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Homer Thornberry
Court Studies Draft Reclassification Authority
The Supreme Court weighs challenges to the government’s power to reclassify draft protesters and to send reservists to Vietnam. The Justice Department argues the Selective Service System is using reclassification as punishment, a rare clash between agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vadminglun
Supreme Court
Vietnam
Justice Department
Alderman Opposed to City Acquiring Gravel Pits
Alderman Evelyn Schauland opposes Muscatine taking over nearby gravel pits for recreation. She cites city problems from pollution to a new bridge and insists officials should not interfere with the Muscatine County Conservation Board's study. She advocates more neighborhood recreation and notes youths would benefit from work and supervised youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Russell
Evelyn Schauland
City of
Muscatine
Schauland
Grave Pit
Deeds Recorded In Muscatine and Wilton Areas
Multiple warranty deeds filed transferring lots and parts of subdivisions in Muscatine Wilton and West Liberty. Transactions include joint tenancies and executors deeds among parties such as Dierdorffs Hetzlers Howe Bouland Straub Bivens Ballou Van DeMaat and Kempf plus entities like S R Publishing Co and Wilton Implement Inc. Filings cover Lot 7 and part of Lot 8 in Reesink subdivision Lot 9 block 16 Wilton and other parcels in section 1 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 blocks and additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney B
Helen F. Dierdorff
Alan N
Nancy J. Dierdorff
C. H. Reesink
Joel S
Virginia Hetzler
James R
Mary H. Dunham
Larry M
Karen M. Howe
Fair Oaks
City of Muscatine
Russell Bowers
Russell E. Bowers
Belle Bowers
Belle S. Bowers
Wilton
George Bouland
S-R Publishing Co
Elmer’ E
Wilma K. Straub
S R. Publishing Co
Town of Wilton
Henry T
Laurena E. van DeMaat
Alfred B
Zelma Bivens
Park Place
Cedric C
Kathryn Ballou
Oscar Mayer and Co. Irc
W. D. Way
Town of West Liberty
J. Lund Madsen
A. Violet Madsen
Gail E
Sharon M. Reedy
Marine J
Robert B. Connor
Canon
Gustav Messinger
Margaret Brase
Fred Vander Ploeg
Jennie Vander Ploeg
J. Carson Schwandke
Florine E. Schwandke
Lucas St
Charles .K
Marjorie A. Haller
Don C
Annabelle Kempf
Dankert
Chicago Report Seen Faulty by War Objector
Chicago city report on Democratic National Convention protests argues revolutionaries provoked police clashes and foresees similar disturbances nationwide. Mayor Daley says demonstrators aim to topple institutions and disrupt the event, while Sidney Lens counters his critique as faulty and notes the goal was to avoid helping Johnson or Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Sidney Lens
Cochairman
National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Lens
Johnson
Humphrey
Koreans Claim Pueblo Case Nearing Settlement
Seoul AP reports a South Korean daily says U S and North Korean negotiators may settle the Pueblo incident by Monday. North Korea vows to deliver important reports and has demanded a formal apology for the seizure of the US intelligence ship Pueblo on January 23, with 82 crewmen to be released upon accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
U.S
Pueblo
San
Chosun Ilbo
United States
Doctors to Look At Patients From Miles Away
In remote southwestern New Mexico health stations will use space program style sensors to transmit heart beat respiration blood pressure and other life signs to doctors miles away. Paramedical staff will assist and radio guidance will shape care. NASA approval enables launch in near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Wapello News Notes
Wapello social notes list visits by Mrs McElhinney and Mrs Colfer from Norfolk to Racine and Winder, Ames visitors to Labor Day weekend, and Rev Shephard from Des Moines. Upcoming events include Booster Club fry, school board election, farm bureau tea, and various club meetings across Wapello, Colony Village, Williamsburg, and Ottumwa with local organizations and venues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Murray ‘McElhinney
Florence Colfer
Herbert Schrader
Norfolk
Neb
Racine
Wis
Allen Winder
Otis Hicklin
Ames
Blanche Pantel
Ronald Hicklin
Moline
Wapeloo
Floyd Shepherd
Des Moines
Ben Mangles
Wapello Township
Bureau Women
Friendly
Edna Sands
Columbus Junction
FDR
Fanny’ Wilson
Lone Tree Aid Society
Faith Jack
Jefferson Circle
Helen Williams
Night Circle
Charles Syphrit
Sunshine Circle
Martha Walkler
Wade Completes Combat Engineer Training Course
Army Private James F. Wade of Grandview completed advanced combat engineer training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri on August 23. Over eight weeks he learned combat squad tactics infantry weapons reconnaissance road and bridge building camouflage and demolition techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
James F. Wade
Shirley A. Wade
Grandview
Ft. Leonard Wood
West Liberty Man Enters Plea in Court and Fined
Harlan Wiese of West Liberty pleaded guilty in Muscatine County district court to offering or threatening to fight as he was fined 50 dollars plus costs on appeal from a mayor's court conviction. He argued the West Liberty ordinance covered more than one subject and appealed the original $50 and costs. Wiese, a tavern operator, resides at 628 North Calhoun Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justiniano’ Ocasio
Puerto Rico
Kenneth Allen Asmus
Wilton Junction
Donna Lou Pedersen
Laurence Reason
Buffalo Prairie
Dorothy Duff Evans
Fort Myers Beach
Fla
James Kent Hollingsworth
Muscatine
Kristine Rae Luth
Mark Alan Martin
Marcie Kay Gill
Pat Menke Anderson
Myrna L. Martin
Clayton L. Martin
Cedar Rapids
Miaman
Audrey Heinrich
Gustav Andrew Heinrich
Paul Johnson
Donald Johnson
Juan Antonio Salazar
Penelope Garvin
Dennis R. Garvin
Evelyn I Eden
Ralph Eden
4Th Street
John G. Stevens
Ath Street
Rose Marie Stevens
First National Bank of
West Liberty
Harlan Wiese
District ‘Court
Muscatine County
Mayor’s Court of
Wiese
Robert Connelly
Calhoun Street
Press Conference Set At Wapello
Keck Library hosts a September 12 8 pm press conference in Wapello with Toby of Toby and Susie fame as guest. National press and broadcast guests invited to discuss The Fabulous Toby and Me by Neil and Caroline Schaffner including Ralph Edwards and Vance Johnson. Orders may be placed via the Keck Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Toby
Susie
Keck
Neil
Caroline Schafner
Toby and
Schaffner
Ralph Edwards
Vance Johnson
Colliers
Chemical Society Meets at Clinton
Members of the Illinois-Iowa Section of the American Chemical Society will meet at 8 p.m. September 17 at Tice's Peak, Clinton. Dr. Robert J. Dimler, director of the Northern Regional Research Laboratory at Peoria, IL, will be the guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois-Iowa
American Chemical Society
Tice’s Peak
Clinton
Robert J. Dimler
Northern Regional
Peora
Til
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Report
Lonnie Westzel
Smalley Ave
Edwin L. Reinier
Keith Raymond Wetzel
Indiana Street
Minnie Regennitter Durant
Minnie Re- Benitter of
Bennett
Arnold
Durant
Lowan
Bettendorf
Robert Opel
Wapello News
Booster
Wade
Chemical Society
Iowa
Gerald Dunsmore
Rhea Gene Hambright
Marshall McArthur
Paul N. Norton
Dale H. Paultian
Henry Philmon
Marion Stanley Ratliff
John R. Skinner
N. Martin Stome
Henry J. Lischer
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