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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1963

Page

3

Melon Days Return to Conesville in 1900

Conesville resumes Melon Day festivities Friday and Saturday September 27 and 28 hosted by the Conesville Melon Growers Association. Free watermelon, carnival, catfish supper, hootenanny with Muscatine orchestra, parade, prizes for floats and costumes, park music by Columbus Community School Band, and a doubleheader baseball game. Local churches offer food, including hot chicken sandwiches and pie.

Conesville Melon Growers Association Muscatine Conesville Park Columbus Conesville School Silver Stirrep Saddle Club West Liberty Path Methodist Church Grace United Church of Christ Women

Mrs. Lewis Hospitalized After Downtown Fall in Columbus

Mrs. Walter Lewis was hospitalized in Muscatine after a fall on the downtown sidewall during a Shellbark Club style show at People's National Bank. She suffered a broken hip and is listed in the local hospital.

Columbus Junction Walter Lewis Muscatine Hospital Shellbark Club People's National Bank Lewis Richard Corso Town City Mitchell Allen Corso Air Force Keith’ Wells Keota William Pence Downers Grove Ill Nina Jean Vivian Chicago

Gov Hughes Eyes Lincoln Continental For State Car

Des Moines Governor Harold Hughes weighs replacing the Buick with a Lincoln Continental as the official state car. The plan depends on executive council approval and could reflect efforts to trim costs below about 7,000, with current vehicle mileage noted and a 1964 Buick in use. The piece also touches on reapportionment debate, tax figures, and local political mentions.

Harrison Weber Yowa Daily Des Moines IDPA Harold Hughes Norman Evbe Hughes

LeM High School Opens On Highway 61 With Open House

About 1 000 view LeM High School on Highway 61 during Sunday open house after dedication services and a gym program. Attendees saw the new facility as the community celebrated the completion and readiness of the school.

Lem High School

District Nine Catholic Women host Hayes meeting

Approximately 40 women from seven parishes of District Nine gathered at Hayes High School Sunday to present the Works of the council. A panel from St Marys Lone Tree led discussions, a 14 girl chorus under Sister M Maidel eva performed, and a rosary tea table honored fall blooms. Leaders Mrs Berneda Schnoebeles and Mrs William Jarrard presided. next council meeting slated for February in Columbus Junction.

Davenport Council of Catholic Women Fartheit Berneda Schnoebeles Lone ‘Tree Hayes High St. Mathias St.Mary's Church Lone Trees Hayes Chorus Swith Sue Kintzle Kathleen Wessall Mary. JaRaueh Sherrie Buelow Linda Harler Judy Salek Lecha Loos Mary -Grace Kintzle Patricia Lange Frances White Linda’ Flanders

Columbus UP Women Elect New Officers

New officers were elected for the United Presbyterian Women at a meeting of two circle groups. Officers named include Lyrel Norris as president Mae McBride as secretary Lillie Duncan as treasurer and Margaret Quigley Donna Bee Carrell Evelyn Long as fellowship secretaries. Other secretaries cover Spiritual Life and Stewardship Missionary Education Social Education and Action Literature National Missions Ecumenical Missions Christian Education sewing and supplies Overseas and National Missions and local church secretary Amma Robertson Effie Kelly led circles with Helen Ost heading the afternoon group and Irene Myers the evening group. Leader was Mac McBride with Effie Kelly leading devotions Hostesses Evelyn Houseal Joan Garrett and Shirley Wooley. Teast coin offering was received and dedicated with Velma Sunderman in charge.

Columbus Tuunelson United Presbyterian Women Lyrel Norris Mae McBride Lillie Duncan Merle Haniins Margaret Quigley Donna Bee Carrell Evelyn Long Mage McBride Shirley Wooley Karen Gorham Jocelyn Pedersen World Service Department Velma Sunderman Evelyn Houseal Beverlie Currie Gertrude Webt Amma, Robertson Effie Kelly Helen Ost Irene Myers Mac McBride Joan Garrett Shirley, Wooley Velma Suiderman

Weekend Notes Columbus Junction Wedding Guests

Weekend notes report visitors from Des Moines Lakewood and Coralville as Jo McBride’s wedding at Coralville Methodist Church, officiated by Rev Dan Adams. The McBride family details include Mae McBride and Paul McBride, with a United Presbyterian women’s choir performance during Sunday worship.

Columbus Junction Millard Chambers Des Moines Sheldon Hawkins Sam Myer's Harold-Donaldson Lakewood Calif David- Crawford Mae. McBride John” McBride Veronca James’ Miller Paul McBride Coralville Mae McBride

Loans Available For Soil Water Measures In Iowa

Muscatine residents can obtain Farmers Home Administration loans to develop water systems and soil conservation projects. Loans up to 1,000,000 through associations or 500,000 from direct funds, with 4 to 5 percent interest and up to 40 years repayment. Programs cover water reservoirs, distribution systems, pumps, pipelines, terraces, dikes, ponds, and land-use shifts. Local supervisor Anton Tometich invites inquiries at Muscatine office, with schedule details across Muscatine Davenport and Wapello ASCS offices.

Home Administration Anton I. Tometich Tosa County Tometich Iowa Farmers Home Congress Farmers Home Administration Mulberry Avenue Muscatine Town City ASCS Wapella Washington Street Davenport

Morning 5 Friendly Neighbor Club Elects Mrs Carey

Betty Carey was elected president of the Friendly Neighbor club at their Friday meeting held at the home of Mrs. Emma Schofield with Miss Angie Kerr assisting. Seventeen members and one guest attended. Other officers elected were secretary and treasurer Mrs. Maxie Pike. The Morning Sun Lions club board members from District 19 B attended a Zone No. 1 and 2 joint meeting at Tris Court Mount Pleasant. Cecil Bryant Dick Sands Robert Evans Roy Watson Bill Browns Rex Richenberger and Tom White attended from Morning Sun. The Morning Sun fire department honored their wives at a steak fry Saturday at the Locust Grove park shelter. Mrs Junior Coan will be hostess Tuesday for the Morning Sun Township Farn Bureau women at 2 p.m. New England cotton spinning industry noted as a monument to a master mechanic from Derbyshire England. Roy a decree forbidden export of English machines and designs Samuel Slater memorized details of the Arkwright spinning prowess and smuggled them out in his head.

Morning Sun Betty Carey Friendly Neighbor Club Emma Schofield Angie Kerr Maxie Pike Morning Sun Lions Club Tris Court Mount Pleasant Cecil Bryant Dick Sands Robert Evans Roy Watson Bill Browns Rex Richenberger Tom White Morning Sun Fire Department Locust Grove Park Junior Coan Hoste&s Morning Sun Township Bureau New England Derbyshire England

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