Barger elected president of Muscatine school board
John D. Barger, 74, was unanimously elected president of the Muscatine Community School District Board of Education as the board reorganized for 1963-64. Kenneth Schreuers becomes vice president. Ruth James swore in Barger and Robert T. Walter to new terms. Walter won a three-year term replacing retiring J. Robert Lewis.
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John D. Barger
Climer
Muscatine
Wvas
Muscatine Community
Waleter
J. Robert Lewis
Appointment For Shepley Chair of United Fund 1964
George Shepley of 34 Colony Drive, president of Muscatine Bank and Trust, named chair man of Special Gifts for the 1964 United Fund Campaign. Veerhusen announced the appointment. Earlier in Joliet he served as treasurer and was campaign chair man for the 1964 Joliet drive.
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George Shepley
Colony Drive
Muscatie Bank and Trust Company
United Fund
Shepley
Joliet
Muscatine
Treasure
Robert Veerhusen
Not Guilty Plea Entered in False Check Case
Glen Clevenger of Muscatine pleaded not guilty to uttering a false check for 45.10 dollars on June 12. The hearing occurred Monday before Judge Arthur F. Janssen in Muscatine district court.
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Glen Clevenger
Muscatine
Arthur F. Janssen
Muscatine District Court
Grace Loses Iowa Supreme Court Appeal
Grace Grice of Muscatine lost an appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court. The high court affirmed a Muscatine district jury verdict from March 6, 1963, convicting Grace of resisting arrest and imposing 30 days in jail and a $200 fine. Grace had prior charges for reckless driving and license suspension. Officer M M Irvin arrested Grace on Spruce Street after a pursuit began when Grace refused to enter the patrol car.
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Muscatine
Muscating
Iowa Supreme Court
High Court
Grace
Matthew Westpate
Breil
Augy
M. M. Irvin
Spruce Street
West Fourth
Fifth
Irvin
Ures
West Fourth Street
Lucas Streat
Former Atalissa residents in hospital and travel notes
Former Atalissa postmaster William Hannke is a patient at the Iowa City Veterans hospital. Walter Oepping has been moved from Iowa City Mercy Hospital to the Veterans hospital there. Mrs. Mary Gerdts is vacationing in Kansas and other western states. Tomas Carlisle accompanied by Cedar Rapids friends is on anailing trip in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. William Schneider of West Liberty spent Sunday with Central City friends and dined at the Holliday House. Mr. and Mrs. James Timmson and children of Wilton enjoyed Sunday dinner with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Phelps of Perryville Missouri joined Edna Statler for a week at her home.
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Atalissa
William Hannke
Iowa City Veterans Hospital
Walter Oepping
Iowa City Mercy Ospital
Veteran‘s Hospital
Tomas Carlisle
Cedar Rapids
Canada
William Schneider
West Liberty
Central City
Holliday House
Janes Timmson
Wilton
Glenn Phelps
Perryville, Mo
Labor Auxiliary Meets Tonight at Labor Hall
The labor auxiliary will meet tonight at the labor hall located at 7330. The notice indicates a local meeting for union members and supporters in the evening hours.
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Labor Auxiliary
The
Willleet
Labor Hall
Lewis Leaves School Board After 12 Years of Service
J Robert Lewis of Muscatine resigns after 12 years on the Muscatine Community school district board. He helped guide the new $80,000 college building and urged policy on high school auditorium use and tuition. A new president, John Barger, takes over as peers laud his service.
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Muscatine Community
Muscatine Community College
Oye Pool
Community College
Ysthis Board
Free
Uise
H. V. Keller Mfg. Co
Muscatine
Bill Fahy
Muscaline Journal
Rifle fire cuts AT&T transcontinental cable near Moscow
An act on opening day of squirrel season severed eighty AT&T communication lines in northern Muscatine county. Two 221 caliber shots struck the main line and a smaller cable, revealing intent. Repairs took about ten hours. Willful damage to a communication line carries up to sixteen years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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American Telephone and Telegraph
Muscatine County
Moscow
Dedication Attendance at Seventh-day Adventist Service
Mrs. Bertha Stein and Mrs. A. F. B. Schavland, both 92, attended the dedication services held Saturday at the Seventh-day Adventist church. Mrs. Stein's name had been reported incorrectly on Monday.
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Bertha Stein
Two Boys Hurt In Muscatine Street Mishaps
Two young pedestrians were treated after separate road accidents in Muscatine Monday afternoon. Randall Marshall, six, of 605 Cedar Street, suffered a shoulder injury and cuts. he was awaiting further examination at Muscatine General Hospital. He ran into a flower shop delivery truck driven by William Runyon, 20, of 308 East Eighth Street, as it moved east on East Eighth about 40 feet east of Cedar Street at 4 14 PM. A few minutes earlier Danny Burns, 12, of 3903 First Avenue, was treated and released for a cut over the right eye after colliding with a car at East Fourth Street and Mulberry Avenue. Kenneth Crompton, 42, Route 1, was driving west when the boy struck the side of his vehicle. the boy was reported in good health aside from a headache.
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Randall Marshall
Roscoe W.” Marshall
Cedar Sireet
Muscatine General “Hospital
Kranz
William A. Runyon
East Eighth
Runyon
East Eighth Street
Cedar Street
Danny Burns
Wayne Burns
First Avenue
East Fourth Street
Mulberry Avenue
Kennet G. Crompton
Route 1
Charge Rider Of Motorcycle After Mishap
Patrick Bennett, 101 West Sixth Street, was charged Monday night with failure to yield after a four-vehicle crash at Cedar and East Seventh. He posted a $100 bond and will appear before Justice Harvey G Allbee. Rev. Ray J. Pacha, 47, swerved to avoid a mele evele and its rider entering his lane, causing Douglas Roy Maxwell, 17, 410 Monroe Street, to strike the rear of the car. Maxwell's motorcycle was damaged.
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East Seventh Street
Patrick Bennett
West Sixth Street
Justice of the Peace
Harvey G
Allbee
Painterlays
Ray J. Pacha
Novist English
Mele Evele
Douglas Roy Maxwell
Monroe Sied
Maxwell
Car Burglary Strikes 1953 Model Parked by Grandview Station
Dennis Reiner reported a burglary early today in which a Grandview Avenue service station parking area saw his 1953 model car broken into. Police noted theft of the battery fuel pump voltage regulator and coil from the vehicle.
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Dennis Reiner
Grandview Avenue
Supervisors Vote to Sell Lot in City
The county board of supervisors on Monday voted to sell a county owned lot at the extension of Whicher and Green streets to Granville Caple for 265. The area was long owned by the county and formerly a deep ravine before the city sanitation department adopted landfill disposal methods. Caple's bid was the best received after advertising the sale.
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County Board of Supervisors
County
Whicher
Green Streets
Granville Caple
City Sanitation Department
Caple
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