Peeks Electric leads in men’s league high marks and scores
Max Lauser tops individual games with 221 and second high 536 series while Lemeke Frei adds 204. Peeks Electric dominates team totals with 2234 pins and 839 series. Lauser Shoes second with 2230 pins and 814. Stark Buildings and Meadow Gold show notable scores in league standings.
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Bowling standings and top performers from Des Moines match
High individual series and game led by Ballenger and Salemink with 002 and 593 and 232 respectively. Team leaders included Blue Ribbon Beer and Meadow Gold Milk with 2773 and 984, while Muscatine Pearl posted 2315 in a major league for Des Moines Register readers.
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Sangmound
Muscatine Pearl
Ogilvie's
Muscatine Motor Mart
Mike's
D-X
Heisler’s Dairy
Des Moines Register
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Jeanette Barthus
Jackie Wilker
Francis Ross
Muscatine
Woman Bowler Rolls Sixth 700 Series in Indianapolis
Mrs. Pat Dryer of Indianapolis becomes the first American woman to bowl six 700 series. Her sixth, a 704, came Monday night on games of 235 200 and 269 with the Morris Plan team at the Pennsylvania alleys.
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Pat Dryer
Morris Plan
Pennsylvania
Property Transfers in Muscatine and Surrounding Areas
IDeeds recorded transfer phrases show Shirley and Cora Fuller to R. M. and Katherine Meyer for lot 16 block 85 and part of lot 11 block 1 Whicher's addition Muscatine. Milton A. and Helen McFadden to R. W. and Dorothy Schlutz for part of outlet 58 in subdivision of northwest quarter section 35 township 77 range 2W.
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Cora Fuller
R. M
Katherine Meyer
Muscatine
Whicher
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Helen McFadden
R. W
Dorothy Schlutz
Northwest Quarter
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Washington Game Ticket Sale Ends Wednesday Night
Muscatine football fans without reserved seat tickets for Friday's Washington game must act by Wednesday night. L A Schnack, Muscatine high school athletics director, urged obtaining single admission reserved tickets at the high school or by phone to set aside before the deadline. About 700 Washington fans already have tickets sent there, as enthusiasm surges after last week's victory over Burlington.
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Washington
L. A
Lefty” Schnack
Muscatine High School
Burlington
Mrs Wakeland of Keithsburg Dies After Illness
Mrs Arthur B Wakeland longtime Keithsburg resident died at Mercer County Hospital after a brief illness Born Gladys Ethel Shull October 24 1883 in Hopewell Illinois She married Wakeland in 1899 and the couple lived in Keithsburg Surviving children include six daughters and three sons with grandchildren and great grandchildren One grandson Billy Hannig was killed in Korea Funeral services set for Thursday at the Keithsburg Christian Church with burial in Greenmound Cemetery
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Mercer County Hospital
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Hopewell
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Nora M. Tweed
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Norma L. McConnaha
Muscatine
Ruth Marx
Viola
Erma M. Boal
Kansas City
Cleo Causey
Germany
Milo R
Davenport
Vaughn A
D. W. Wakeland
Billy Hannig
Korea
Steubinger Funeral Home
Christian Church
George W. Wilson
Greenmound Cemetery
Bowmans Return From Colorado Visit Family Ties
C M Bowmans came home from Colorado Tuesday visiting in the homes of Ed ward Bowman and Dale Cavanagh. Their granddaughter Nancy Cavanagh joined them for a visit. Downey callers included Mr and Mrs Earl Smith with Mrs Carrie Gates and others from West Liberty. Weekend guests near Moline were Lawrence Fingle family. Activities spanned West Liberty to Watseka with birthday celebrations for Mrs Gill and gatherings at Wellman and South English.
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Janice
Larry
James Elliott
Eddie
William Detweiler
Wellman
Elliott
Frank Evans
South English
Wilton Picnic Honors Jacque Harding 20th Birthday
Families gather at the city park shelter house for a Sunday picnic honoring Jacque Harding as she turns 20. Attendees include the Woodhouse, Richards, and M. M. Harding clans, with Maxine Coss and Jeanita Grunder among guests. Other items note a grandson’s 16th birthday celebration and visits among local residents.
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A. D. Winsell
Frances Kelley
Muscatine
Safe cup care with hooks to prevent chips
Hang cups on hooks to avoid chips and cracks. Do not stack more than one cup atop another to protect finish and longevity.
Sheriff Anson Calls Juvenile Issue Major Local Concern
Sheriff Charles Anson told the Fourth Ward Open Forum at the Oregon street fire station that 70 to 80 percent of the sheriff's work involves juveniles. He outlined the Junior Sheriff's League aims and said Muscatine should have 200 to 250 members. The club at 105 East Front street will hold its first fall meeting October 7, with donations from local business leaders funding rooms furniture and paint. Carl Wiese of the VFW spoke on youth work. the VFW has sponsored teenage dances for 18 months drawing up to 2380 youths with three couples as chaperones and three simple rules: no drinking no card games girls may not smoke. A Rock Island district engineer letter promised levee repairs this fall focusing Spring Lane and the mile below the Municipal light plant. Ford Hilton covered voter registration rules and a forum discussion followed.
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Fourth Ward
Oregon Street
Juve
Sheriff's League
Muscatine
East Front Street
Carl Wiese
Muscatine Vfw Post
VFW
Forum
Rock Island
Spring Lane
Ford Hilton
Sunbeam Class Honors Teacher Nichols
Members of the Sunbeam class at Nichols Christian Church hosted their teacher Mrs. Neva Borgstadt with a party at the Vandle Jones home on Wednesday. The class promoted to a higher group Sunday morning and presented a corsage gift. Guests included David Hillyer Donald Green Stephen Han Ann Jones Alice Hillyer Richard Hillyer and Idamae Jones. Mrs. Bernard Oostendorp is a patient at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. Jack Salemink couple welcomed daughter Rhonda Lee last week. grandparents Harry Salemink and Lottie Porter.
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Nichols
Sunbeam
Nichols Christian Church
Neva Borgstadt
Vandle Jones
Bernard Oostendorp
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Jack Salemink
Rhonda Lee
Harry Salemink
Lottie Porter
Annual Poultry Shoot Planned by Nichols Gun Club
Nichols Gun Club names committees for the annual poultry shoot set for Sunday October 5 at the club grounds two miles east of Nichols. Fred Swanson is president and will oversee operations with volunteers handling buys, schedules, targets, shells, squads, judges, advertising, lunch and gate attendance. Live poultry includes 30 turkeys 30 geese and 60 ducks and the event is open to all interested shooters.
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Fred Swanson
William Coon
Leon Rudman
Still Target
Harry Braun
Vernon Carter
Bill Sarver
Willard Rice
Jim Hadley
Albert Pike
Ernest Umscheid
Walt Elder
Ed Zybarth
Louis Chown
Art Hahn
John Foley
Frank Kaalberg
Ray Swickard
Bernie Oostendorp
Nichols
Probate Notice in Muscatine County Iowa 1952
On September 22 1952 the clerk opened and read a document claimed to be the last will of Louise Dillaway late of Muscatine County. The will will be heard on October 18 1952 at the district court to prove its validity. Interested parties may appear to contest admission to probate. H. H. Hanson Clerk. Robert B. Jehring Attorney.
Will and testament of Emery Martin to be probated
Notice states the last will of Emery Martin, deceased in Muscatine County Iowa. Hearing set for October 25, 1952 at the September Term of the District Court of Iota County. Interested parties may appear to show cause why the will should not be admitted to Probate. Tipton & Tipton, Attorneys.
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Iowa
Muscatine County
District Court
Said County
Emery Martin
Said
District Court of
Iota County
Muscatine
H. H. Hanson
Tipton & Tipton
Muscatine Music Shop to Dissolve August 31 1952
The incorporators Paul R. Hultquist and Ruth Hultquist announce the dissolution of Muscatine Music Shop effective August 31 1952. The notice states the corporate action and names the incorporators.
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Muscatine Music Shop
Paul R. Hultquist
Ruth Hultquist
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