Journal Acts Win State Recognition
The Muscatine Journal earned two first-place Awards of Merit from the Iowa Daily Press Association at the IDPA clinic in Des Moines. The paper received a merit for special sections for the Brides section published earlier this year, and a similar award in the campaigns division for the We Like it Here series promoting Muscatine. Bill Fahy, the Journal's retail advertising manager, moderated a panel on promotion departments Sunday morning.
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Muscatine Journal
Towa Daily Press
IDPA
Ates Moines. S
Muscatine
Central State Bank
Bill Fahy
Parole Violation Ends With Concurrent Sentences
Williams of 207 West Fulham Avenue had parole revoked after a Muscatine district court found him guilty of burglary at Trinity Episcopal Church on August 21. He received three months in county jail for that offense and a prior six month sentence for a December 15, 1962 store larceny, with both sentences to run concurrently under Judge Arthur F. Janssen.
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Guanica Nucius Lee
Williams
Fulham Avenue
Muscatine District Court
Trinity Episcopal Church
Arthur F. Janssen
Car in ditch injures air force member near Muscatine
Gary Miller 22 of route 4 escaped with head and body bumps after his 1959 car ran off loose gravel on Mitteman road one mile west of highway 61 southwest of Muscatine and struck a ditch causing over 200 damage. Miller was on furlough from the air force. son of Mr and Mrs Walter Miller.
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Gary
Miller
Route 4
Mitteman Road
Muscatine
Sheriff's Office
Centrol
Air-Force
Walter Miller
Faith United Church of Christ marks 120 years in Muscatine
Church notes recount Muscatine religious history from First Congregational founding in 1843 through successive buildings and mergers. The Evangelical and Reformed and Congregational Christian churches united to form the Faith United Church of Christ, with joint services beginning in 1956 and the name adopted in 1957.
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J. E. Kletfmann
St. John’s Evanarch
F.C. Schmidt
Foith United Church of Christ
Ernest Pagel
First Congregational Ch
Faith United Church of Christ
Ter
St. John’s
Muscatine
First Congregational Church of
Court House
Sycamore
German Evangelical Synod of North
Reformed Church
U. S
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congrégational Christian Churchas
United Church of Christ
Masquers Invite Harold Ogilvie Speaker Tuesday
Muscatine Masquers host Harold Ogilvie executive director of the Muscatine Development Corporation as guest speaker Tuesday at the high school cafeteria at 7:30 p.m. He will discuss Values of a community theater to Muscatine. New officers to be installed and cast for the October 22 production of The Man Who Came to Dinner announced.
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Harold Ogilvie
Muscatine Development Corporation
Muscatine
Ogilvie
T P
Suit Filed For 16100 Damages In Bus Accident
James Stanford of Muscatine filed a district court suit seeking 16100 damages claiming permanent injuries to his neck shoulder and back and 600 for auto damage after his parked car on East Second Street was struck in the rear by a vehicle driven by Ralph J. Diercks of Rock Island Illinois.
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James
Stanford
Muscatine
Muscatine District Court
Ralph
J. Diercks
Illinois
East Second Street
Diercks
Rock Island, Ill
Dedication Services At Local Seventh-day Adventist Church
About 373 people attended the dedication of the Seventh-day Adventist church at 9824 Mulberry on Saturday. Elder Reubes R. Figuhr, Adventism World Conference president, led the service with regional and local church leaders present. Visitors came from Burlington Washington Waterlooo Davenport Aledo Moline Janesville Green Bay and other towns. Sabbath school at 8 30 a.m. and sermon at 11 a.m. A noon lunch was served under a tent near the church.
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Seventh-day Adventist Church
Mulberry
Reubes R. Figuhr
Advent
Ism
World Conference
Washington,d. C
J. L. Dittcerner
Northern Union Conference of
Seventhday Adventists
J. D., Johnson
J. D. McLeod
Des Moines
Gerald M. Fillman
Burlington
Washington
Waterl
Davenport
Iowa
Aledo
Moline
Janesville
Green Bay
Wise
Muscaline
A. F. Schauland
Hate Stein
Judge Dismisses Desertion Charge Against Donald Wagner
Judge Matthew Westvate dismissed a desertion charge against Donald Wagner in Muscatine district court on Saturday. The case, related to his wife Mabel Wagner, arose after his arrest last May and a $300 bond was posted and later cancelled.
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Matthew Westvate
Mabel Wagner
Donald Wagner
Muscatine District Court
Wagner
Dee
Justice of the Peace Court
Theft Reported: Blouse Stolen From Parked Car
A blouse was stolen from the car of Frank Newburn at 366 Sherman Street after purchase earlier that downtown Saturday. A radio valued at 39.95 was stolen from Cook's Music Shop at 221 East Second Street. An extension ladder upper portion was taken from Fred Evans at 619 Jackson Street.
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Frank Newburn
Sherman Street
Cook
East Second Street
Fred Evans
Jackson Street
Informality impresses German student in Hayes exchange visit
Eva Mariachen from Oldenburg, Germany, praises American informality and fashion. She notes Americans are quicker to first names and admires Bermuda shorts. Her journey began after responding to a Catholic magazine exchange ad, with five-page questionnaire and Cologne interviews leading to selection.
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Germany
Miss Marischen
Hayes” Catholic High School
Ameri
Oldenburg
Cologne
United States
German exchange student enjoys American school life in Muscatine
Miss Marischen, a German exchange student in Muscatine, praises no Saturday classes and the American system while adjusting to Hayes Catholic. She notes heavy American subject work, misses further French study, and plans a Christmas sales job amid host family life and a German friend from Oldenburg.
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Miss Marischen
Germany
Hayes
Hayes Catholic
Suriely
Paua Peterson
Muscat
Paula
Oldenburg
Mise Marischen
June Tuck
Mascaline
Washington
Eva Marischen
Posders
Hayes Catholic High School
Boys Admit Stealing Four Cases of Beer
Three high school boys admitted stealing four cases of beer from Geneva Golf and Country Club after police found 11 cans in a car. Club officials learned of the loss when the break in was reported. authorities plan further questioning and will refer the trio to juvenile court.
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Geneva
Country Club
Chie
Clifford
Bennett
Walt Pilgram Seeks Alderman Post in City Election
Walter Pilgram, formerly on the jetty council and the second ward alderman from 1938 to ID, announced candidacy for alderman at large. He previously served as city sanitation superintendent for 12 years in Oakland.
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Walter Pilgram
Oakland
Dr. Muscatiné
Pilgram
Jetty
T Third
MCC Students Name Officers Here Wednesday
Muscatine Community College students will elect class officers Wednesday after nominating primaries last week. Four offices per class will be filled. Freshman candidates include Buchelé Bunn Glenney Gruver Hafner Holtz Rahli Rauschenberger Tumey. Sophomores feature Childs Diercks Hintz Jones Lazio Swengel Taylor Te Strake Walker. The college received a new 4 by 6 foot nylon American flag donated by Attorney and Mrs. J Robert Lewis as Lewis retires from the public school board. A driver education class begins tonight at 7:30 in room 110 of Muscatine High School. first meeting open to interested students.
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Muscatine Community
Douglas’ Buchelé
Carol “Bunn
Gary Glenney
Mary Gruver
Gloria” Hafner
Kathy Holtz
Gary Rahli
Pam Rauschenberger
Deanna Tumey
Vandals Break Car Windows in Weekend Spree
A weekend vandalism spree damaged several vehicles and a restaurant in the area. At Pasquale's on Lucas Street a window was struck by an object around 10:24 p.m. Sunday. Cars on West Third Street and Roscoe Avenue were found with rear and windshield damage. The 215 Dewey Avenue house suffered broken windows and siding, while windows and screens at 300 Lowe Street were damaged by thrown objects.
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Darrell R. Beckey
Roscoe Avenue
Dewey Avenue
Lowe Street
Six Tons Of Watermelon Brought To Mooseheart
Muscatine lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose donated six tons of watermelons to Mooseheart children. A 95 pound melon, a gift from member Frank Gooch to director general Paul Schmitz, accompanied the delivery. Lodge officers Carl Chatfield and Harold Patterson assisted as Kent Feeds truck driver Gerald Rieke made the delivery.
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Muscatine
City's Religious Census Has Good Start Sunday
Muscatine reports a promising start to the community census with two thirds of contacts completed Sunday. Census teams will continue through the week and possibly next Sunday to map church membership preferences and Sunday school attendance. The Muscatine Ministerial Association oversees the effort, with data processing beginning and expected delivery to local churches in the first week of October.
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Muscatine
Dale Hofer
Hofer
Suneday
Muscatine Ministerial Association
Healing Substance Stops Itching Piles Quickly
New healing compound Bio-Dyne, promoted as Preparation H, claims to promptly stop itching and pain from hemorrhoids, shrink piles without surgery, and show lasting improvement across varied cases. Doctors reportedly verify gains over months in long-standing conditions.
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Pilex
New York
N. Y
Warren County Local Option Vote Opens In Indianola
Polls open today in Warren County Iowa to decide on local option liquor by the drink. Vote counting starts later, temperance forces seek a countywide victory after mixed early results. Des Moines area workers reside in the county and two towns have existing mandates under review.
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Iowa
Warren County
Des Moines
Warrer County
Foreign Trade Film Shown For Rotary
The Rotary club luncheon featured a Pan American Airways film on foreign trade available to American firms. Harry Kenney of Chicago, a Commerce Department analyst, said the department aids export efforts and helps firms seek foreign markets. David Stanley presented a banner from Rotary Club of West Taipei, Taiwan, following a Formosa visit.
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Rotary Club
Pan American Airways
U.S. Department of Commerce
Muscatine
Harry Kenney
Chicago
International Division
Department of Commerce
Kenney
David Stanley
Rotary Club of
West Tapei
Taiwan
Formosa
Free
China
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