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Obituaries and Funerals CAESSLER COLDER Funeral services for Caessler Colder, 65, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at the Fairbanks chapel by Rabbi Herbert Weinberg and Cantor Ezring of Rock Island. Masonic services for Mr. Golder will be held at 8 o'clock tonight at the Fairbanks home for funerals. Interment will be at the Jewish cemetery.

Mr. Golder, who lived at Ho tel Muscatine, died at 10 a. Wednesday after a sudden heart attack at the corner of Sycamore and 2nd street. A retired attorney, Mr. Golder nad practiced iaw in Davenport for many years.

He was an attorney for the Iowa state tax commission for 20 years. Mr. Golder was born Oct. 13, 1901, at Sioux City. He was mar ried Feb.

1, 1953. in Chicago, to Ruth Glass Poisky. An active Mason, Mr. Golder was Past Master of Trinity Lodge 208 at Davenport, a Noble of Kaaba Temple, and a member of the Davenport Consistory. He was a member of Geneva Golf and Country club, Iowa State Bar Association, Scott County Bar Association, and the Elks lodge of Muscatine.

He is survived by the widow, Mrs. Ruth Golder of Muscatine; one son, Dr. Louis Poisky of Paramus, N. one daughter, Mrs. Max Stool of Del Rio, Tex as; two brothers, Calmon Golder of Miami Beach, and Larry B.

Golder of Atlanta, one sister, Mrs. bimon "Sarah" Dwarkin of Milwaukee, Wise; and five grandchildren. Mr. Golder was preceded in death by his parents and one sister. FRANK A.

JOHNSTON LONE TREE Frank A. Johnston, 96, a retired salesman and resident of the Lone Tree community for many years, died Wednesday afternoon at Her shey Convalescent Hospital, Muscatine. He was born March 26, 1871 at Pottsdam, N. a son of Ar chibald and Caroline Chaney Johnston. He married Harriett Underwood Aug.

28, 1901 at Lone Tree. Mrs. Johnston preceded her husband in death. He was a member of Grace United Church of Christ, Abner Masonic lodge and the Order of Eastern Star. Surviving are a sister, Mrs.

Pearl Samuelson of Vancouver, British Columbia, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be con ducted at the Sorden Adains Chapel at 2 p. m. Friday by the Rev. Roy Shaughnessy.

Burial will be at the Lone Tree cemetery. The body will remain at the funeral nome pending serv ices. Dixon Signs New Contract With Symphony The president of the board of directors of the Tri City Symphony Orchestra Association announced today that James Dixon, Iowa City, has signed a three year contract as conductor of the Tri City Symphony. He will also serve as music direc tor. Mr.

Dixon was guest conduc tor in 1965, and assumed the role of music director and conductor of the Tri City Symphony at the opening of the 1965 66 season. He is conductor of the University of Iowa Symphony Orches tra and a member of the faculty of the School of Music. Tickets are still available for the Sunday afternoon series of concerts for the 1967 68 season at the Masonic auditorium, Davenport. There will be six concerts featuring renowned guest artists. Tickets may be obtained by phoning 762 6661.

Chicago Cash Grain CHICAGO (AP) Wheat No 2 hard LfiOtt No 2 red 1.5316 Com No 2 yellow 1.36ft n. Oats No 2 heavy white 76 7a n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.8978 n. Soybean oil MS n. FRANCISCO E.

MARTINEZ Funeral services for Francisco E. Martinez, 20 were conducted Wednesday morning at 9:00 o'clock at St. Mary's church. atner Carl ems offiniatoH Mrs. John Freund was oreanist and Mrs.

Warren Longhurst was Kraiisi. Altar boys were Georee Lone hurst, Leo Lonphurst. James Marks, and Leonard Aull. Casket bearers were Milo Manthe, Gilbert Cardenas, Frank Gomez. Paul Perez, Frank Perez, and Thomas Sala zar Jr.

Burial was at the Mt. Calvary cemetery, West Liberty, under the direction of the George M. Wittich Funeral Home. The young man died early Sunday morning when the car he was driving plunged into the Cedar river overflow west of the Cedar river bridge on County Road C. MRS.

ARIZONA PATTERSON Services were conducted at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday at the George M. Wittich Funeral Home for Mrs. Arizona Patter son, 72, who died Monday at Muscatine General hospital.

Rev. J. Paul Stevens, pastor of the First Evangelical United Brethren church, was the offici ating pastor. Mrs. Pat Simpson was organist.

Flower attendants were Mrs. Wendall Keith, Mrs. Lewis Simons, Mrs. Rex Shafer, and Mrs. Richard Shafer.

Pallbearers were Wendall Keith, Lewis Simons, Rex Shafer, Richard Shafer, Oscar Rhoades, and Willam Reifert. Interment was at Greenwood cemetery. 0 WILLIAM ELLIOTT Funeral services for William Elliott, 56, were held at 3:00 p. m. Wednesday at the George M.

Wittich Funeral Home. Rev. T. Ray Crews was the officiating paster. Mrs.

Pat Simpson was organist. Pall bearers were Arthur Shephard, Donald (Pete, Carter, Robert Hohanadel, Richard Kruse, Willim Kruse, and Robert Brugman. Burial was at Island ceme tery. Mr. Elliott died Monday at Muscatine General hospital.

RAMONA H. PETERSON NICHOLS Funeral services for Ramona H. Peterson, 18, were held at 2:00 p. m. Wednesday at the Nichols Christian church with the Rev.

Noble A. Bolinger officiating. Mrs. Keith Abbott was vocalist. Pallbearers were William Fay Krueger, Lone Tree; Randy Bailey, Wellman; Paul Klein, Iowa City; and Lonny Griggs, Columbus Junction.

Interment was at the Nichols cemetery under direction of the Riley Funeral Home, Muscatine. Ramona died at University hospital, Iowa City, Monday morning from injuries suffered in an auto accident May 20. Wilton Church Schedules Given WILTON Church services for Wilton churches: Presbyterian Church Friday Appreciation banquet for Junior choir and adult leaders, 6 p.m.; Sedarmoc meeting with Cleila Walton and Leona Mae Gorsuch as co hostesses, 8 p.m. Sunday Morning worship and prelude to a new pastorate, 8:30 a.m.;. Church School, 9:45 a.m.

ing. Zion Lutheran Church Thursday Lutheran Church Women, 7:30 p.m.; program: There Abideth Hope." chair man Mrs. William Duge. SundayMorning worship service. 9 a.m.; Sunday School and Bible classes, 10:15 a Sunday School assembly, 10:55 a.m.

Methodist Church Thursday Worship Commis sion meeting in the church of fice, 8:00 p.m. Sunday Morning worship with Holy Communion, 8:30 a.m.; Church School, 9:30 a.m. Monday Commissions meet, 7:30 p.m.; Official board meet 8:30 p.m. United Church of Christ Saturday, June 24 Wedding service for Miss Sylvia Perry and Paul Hain, 3 p.m., Grace Church; reception follow Sunday Outdoor worship service at Weed Park, Muscatine, for both congregations, 11 a.m.; followed by picnic dinner. Service will be postponed one week if it is rainy.

The Youth Fellowship mem bers will go to Tipton in the eve Losers Outdo Stock Gainers NEW YORK (AP) The stock market continued lower late this afternoon. Trading was Here was. the picture near the close: Volume for the first four hours was 6.69 million shares compared with 7.26 million Wednesday. Losers outnumbered gainers by about 6 to 5 and the indus trial average was down moder 1 ately. Selected blue Chios weakened but a number of speculative favorites were strong.

wan btreet was cautious over Middle East tensions and the chance of a summit meeting between President Johnson and Soviet Premier Aledei N. Kosy There were more gains than losses at the start but this situ ation gradually reversed. Typical Thursday evening up operations in advance of the weekend were partly responsible for the ragged price performance. ry s. J.

Industries paced the list on activity and advanced more wiaoint.h.aga genathan isterineg of more than 20 per cent for this low priced stock. Rains Weaken Grain Futures CH1CAGO (AP) Clearing weather over the nation's farm country following recent damaging and Hooding rains weak ened gram futures prices on the Chicago Board of Trade today Heavy selling by local trad ers in nearby soybean contracts drove prices down more than 2lh cents a bushel near midses sion, but renewed demand lift ed the quotations above their lows. The recent rains destroyed some corn in the Midwst and will fore rplanting. Th rains th Great Plains brought harvesting of the winter wheat crop to a virtual standstill. Corn prices turned firmer near the close.

Carlot receipts were estimated at: wheat 1 car, corn 75, oats none, rye none, barley 9, soybeans 26. Wheat closed lVs to 1 cents bushel lower, July 1.54ft; corn was ft lower to higher, July 1.32y4 Vs; oats were un changed to Vz lower, July 70 cents; rye was Yi to lower, July 1.17ft, and soybeans were is higher to 2Vs lower, July 2.85y4 ft. Swim School Registration Slated Friday MORNING SUN Registration will be held Friday afternoon from 1 to 5 p.m. for the Red Cross swimming program to be held at Burlington for Morning Sun boys and girls. The swimming lessons will be given Tuesdays and Thursdays through July and August, starting July 18.

The transportation fee is 20 cents a trip. Mrs. Marjorie Can is the local chairman. Mrs. Irene Gregory and Mrs.

Josephnie Martin were hostesses at a bridal shower at library honoring Liz Siverly of Burling ton who will be married to Gary Reiman, grandson of the Grego Mrs. Sylvia Wymore of Gar den Grove, California and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pearsall of Bur lington, visited friends here Tuesday. Howard Cooley and family left Tuesday for a vacation in the south.

Forrest Whitham is helping at the drug store in their absence. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Talberg have returned to their home in Chicago after a visit with her mother, Mrs. Bertha Hecken berg.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bishop are in Guttenberg attending funeral for an Aunt of Mrs. Bishop. The Rev.

Edward Fish is serving as counselor tms weeK at Camp Wyoming. Among those attending are Nancy isn, Palti Caldwell, Roxanne Wheel er, Ronda i 1 and Dwight Pierce. Harold Todd has purchased the home of Raymond Hamilton who will move to Lakeland, la. the first of July. Omaha Livestock OMAHA (AP) Hogs 8.500; barrows and gilts 25 50 lower; Story Ever 1 prime spring lambs 25.00 25.75.

Butchers Lower June 22 CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Official estimated livestock receipts for Friday are 5,000 cat tie hogs and 200 sheep. CHICAGO (AP) Hog re ceipts totaled 5,500 head today, and butchers were 25 to 50 cents a hundredweight lower in a moderately active market. Mixed 1 and 2 grades butch ers scaling 200 to 225 lbs sold at $23.00 to $23.50. Sows weigh ing 350 to 600 lbs sold at $15.75 to $18.75. Cattle receipts were 1,000 with hardly enough slaughter lambs were $1.00 lower in the sheep market, where receipts were 200 head.

Choice and prime spring slaughter lambs, 85 to 100 lbs, went at $26.50 to $27.00. CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Hogs butchers 25 to 50 lower; 1 2 200 225 lb butchers 23.00 23.50; 1 3 190 230 lbs 22.25 23.00; 2 3 200 240 lbs 21.50 22.00; 1 350 400 lb sows 18.25 18.75; 3 450 500 lbs 16.50 17.5. Cattle 1,000 calves none hardly enough slaughter steers or neners tor a market test; load high choice 1,300 lbs 26.50; Dec Mar May 1 and 2 220 230 lbs 22.25 23.50; 1 3 220 240 lbs. 22.00 22.50; 240 260 lbs. 21.25 22 25; sows steady to 25 lower; 300 650 lbs.

16.50 19.50. Cattle steers and heifers steady to 25 lower; high choice and prime 1,200 lb steers 26.15; choice heifers 24.75 25.75. Sheep 800; spring lambs steady to 25 lower; shorn ewes ning to the movie "The Greatest steady; choice some with md lots choice 900 1,100 ibs 25.50 26.00; good 23.50 24.50; choice 850 1,000 lb slaughter heifers 25.00 25.60; mixed good and choice 24.50 25.00; good .00 24.00; utility and commer cial cows 18.50 20.00; utility and commercial bulls 21.00 24.00. Sheep 200; spring slaughter Iambs 1.00 lower; choice and prime 85 100 lb spring slaugh ter lambs 26.50 27.00; cull to good shorn slaughter ewes 4.00 Grain Futures High Low Close. Close Wheat Jul Sep Dec Mar May Corn Jul Sep Oats Jul Sep Dec Mar May Rye Jul Sep Dec Mar May 1.55.

1.53 1.54ft 1.55 1.59ft 1.5778 1.58 1 1.657s 1.64ft 1.65ft 1.66ft 1.697s 1.687b 1.6974 1.707b 1.71 1.70ft 1.71 1.72ft 1.32ft 1.31 1.32ft 1.32.. 1.33 1.31ft 1.32 1.32ft 1.31ft 1.30 1.3034 1.31 1.35 1.34 1.3574 1.35 1.3874 1.37ft 1.38 1.38ft .71 .75 .70 .70 .7174 .71 .73 .75 .75 .75 .75 1.18ft 1.17ft 1.17ft 1.1874 1.21 1.21 1.2174 1.21 1.26 1.25ft 1.257s 1.30 Soybeans 1.29ft 1.29ft 1.30 1.31ft 1.32 1.32ft i 2.85ft 2.87ft 2.8274 2.81ft 2.8274 2.84 2.77ft 2.76ft 2.77ft 2.7S7s 2.75ft 2.74 2.757s 2.747s 2.79 2.78 2.78 2.78ft 2.82 2.81 2.82 2.81 2.84. 2.83 2.847s 2.83 New York Stocks NEW YORK (AP) Late stock quotations Thursday: Allied Ch 38ft la EI 24 AlliedStrs 30 Iowa HI 29 AmCan 62 la. 307s AmChain 37ft 32ft AmCrysS 18ft Ken'cott 45 AmHome 57 Krsge SS 6474 Am Mot 14ft Leh Prt 117s AmSmelt 68ft Loch Air AmStd 22 Martin AmSugar 29 Maytag 58 M'dith AmTob 32.. Mobil 42ft Anaconda 46 Mont Wrd 24 Armour 3474 Morrell 34ft Atchison 28 Ntl Dairy 35 Atl Rich 95 Nat Gyp 38ft Avco 52..

NY Cent BeatFds 54 Nat 47ft BendixAv 47 Para Pict BethStl 33 Penney 63 Bo'ngAirl07 Pa RR 66 Borden 34 Pep Cola 88ft Brunswik 12 Phill Pet 62ft CaseJI 17 Proct 89) Chrysler 42 Quak Oats 68 ColIinsRa 100ft Radio Cp 52 Con Edis 33 Rey Tob 37 ComProd 43 Rock Std 357s Curtis Wr 24 Safeway 2274 Deere 65ft Sear Rob 52 duPont 152ft Sher'tn 1674 East Kod 137 Sinclr Oil 71ft EltraCp 61 Sou Pac 30ft Fairmont 17 Std Brds 37 Ford Mot 50ft Oil Cal 5574 Fruehauf 35 Oil Ind 56 Gmble Sk 28ft Oil NJ 61 GenElec 86ft Sunray 3574 Gen Fds 77 Swift Co Gen Mot 79 Texaco GenPCm 13 Textron 48 TRW 72! Goodrich 60 Un Elec 24 Goodyear 43 Un Pac 4174 Gt West 52 Um Air yd's Ghound 227R Unit Air 104 Hershey 26 US Gyp 637's Homestk 44 Um Roy. 38 I.C.Ind 61ft US Steel 44ft IBM 497 Van'd Cp 40ft Int Harv 39 WU Tel 38ft Int Resist 38ft Westg El 55 Int Salt 71 Wilson Int.T&T 96ft W'wrth 281 InterstPw 22 Monsanto 45ft Rexall Pfd 42' Wolverine 8ft Daily Report Thursday, June 22, 1967 Hospitals Admitted: Miss M. Myrtle Meeker, Julia Elizabeth Home; Miss Stacey Winegard, Illinois City; Mrs. Richard Brown, 1043 Lucas; Pearl M. Hiles, 1818 Phillips; Mrs.

Paul Thompson, 1194 Lucas; Miss Kim Massey, 1210 First Mrs. Delwyn Evans, 1111 E. Ninth. Dismissed: David A. Bauer bach, 1816 Briarwood; Mrs.

Bobbie Joe Leaver, 1815 Benham; Mrs. Elmer Danner, Illinois City; Miss Connie Williams, 516 Maple. Mrs. Roy Nebergall, Atalis sa, is home after undergoing eye surgery at Mercy hospital, Iowa City Mrs. Norman Landon, Route 4, is home from the Osteopathic hospital at Davenport.

Born: Son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frymoyer, Moscow, Wednesday. Son to Mr. and Mrs.

Larry D. King, 206 S. W. Fifth Aledo, Wednesday. Volunteers This is the list of volunteers who will work at Muscatine General Hospital this week: Thursday, June 22: Mrs.

Kenneth Powell, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Lee McKee, Mrs. J. Robert Lewis, Mrs.

Robert Paullette, Mrs. R. K. Stohr, Mrs. H.

P. Auffrey, Mrs. Emil Doering, Mrs. Marvin Craddock, Mrs. Harvey McFate, Mrs.

Ed Ma her, Mrs. Robert Ule. Friday, June 23: Mrs. Clar ence Fulton, Mrs. J.

W. Myers, Mrs. Arthur Umlandt, Mrs. Paul Welk, Mrs. Paul Cottrell, Mrs.

Ed Shield, Mrs. John Tre varthen, Mrs. Vernon Thede, Mrs. Joe Belche, Mrs. Eugene Seyb, Mrs.

Grace Crull. Saturday, June 24: Mrs. Earel Erwin, Mrs. Frank Stalkfleet, Mrs. J.

Hocksema, Mrs. Esther Naber, Mrs. Alfred Petersen, Mrs. Julian Corman, Mrs. Allen Smalley.

District Court Licensed to Wed David Har old Hutton, 20, Muscatine, and Sandra Jeanne Walker, 17, Moscow, June 20. Licensed to Wed Gerald Michael Kenny, 32, Chicago, and Karen heather Burns, 28, Chicago, June VI. Administrator Named Roy Ernest Paul, Muscatine County, died May 17, intestate, and sister Evyline Paul was appointed, and she and Agnes Stewart were named heirs. Executor Named Helen G. Othmer, Muscatine, died June 12, and daughter LaVerne Wal lace was appointed, and she and a son, two grandsons, and First Presbyterian Chiuch were nam ed heirs.

Divorce Suit George E. Shellady against Fern E. Shell ady, in which plaintiff asks divorce, personal effects, home at 23ft Gilbert street, 1959 Ford truds, divisy of household goods. Divorce Suit Diane Busch against Fred Busch, in which plaintiff asks divorce, custoay of one minor child and one child to be born, anticipated medical expenses, costs, support, and injunction against defendant from interfering with life of plaintiff. Order Assigning Juage Seventh Disirict Court Judge Robert K.

Stohr was assigned an outside judge to preside over the trial and disposition oi carter against Kerr McGee Oil Industries, et al, Law No 14522, pendine in 20th District Court In and for Des Moines county, by order of Iowa Supreme Court Chief Justice T. G. Garfield, to be held June 26 Divorce Granted Robert J. Ranberger against Elaine J. Ranberger.

in which defendant was granted divorce on her counter claim. Defendant was awarded two minor children. suppport, personal property. $1,500 in cash judgment, costs. fees.

Plaintiff was awarded own personal effects. automoble. trailer. Kozv Cafe and apart ment at 1311 Oregon street, and is to pay their debts. Labor Auxiliary Has Dinner Meeting Members of the AF of CIO Auxiliary held a birthday dinner at the Dog 'IV Suds Wednesday evening.

Each one present received a prize and there was an exchange of birthday gilts. There was no business meeting. lhe next meeting will oe held July 18 at the labor hail. Chicago Potatoes CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) Potatoes arrivals 72; on track 295; total U.S. shipments 581; new supplies liberal; demand moderate; market steady; car iot track sales: California long I whites 3.15 3.35; California round reds 3.80 3.90: old sup plies insufficient to quote, Justice Court Walter Pilgram, Presiding Larceny of Motor Vehicle Robert Love, 56, transient, waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court, appearance date to be set.

Leaving Scene of Accident Andrew Jackson Thome. 2020 Sterneman appearance date to be set. Intoxication William H. Smith, 719 E. 6th street, one day served.

Failure to Have Vehicle Under Control John William Dodrl 204ft Iowa to appear July Police Court Judge Duant Goedken Speeding Loren Allen Curt. ningham, 708 Linn street, $15 mm cusis. Local Cash Grain Muscatine grain quotations as of 11 a. m. today: 30 Farm Animal.

Corn: Moisture discount id fcfi each Wo over 15ft. i $1.28 for 10 day delivery. I Soybeans: Moisture discount I 12ft each ft over 13. $2.79 for 10 day delivery. Chicago Produce CHICAGO (AP) Butter steady: wholesale buying prices unchanged; 93 score A A 66; 92 A 66; 90 63ft; 89 59; cars 9 64; 89 6074.

Eggs unsettled; wholesale buying prices unchanged to 1ft lower; 75 per cent or better Grade A whites 26; mixed 26 mediums 20; standards 23ft checks 19ft. Muscatine, Journal. Thursday, June 22, 1967 11 Classified Advertising Classifications Card of Than iA In Metncnara i Lost and round 4 Lodge fr Professional Service IA Chiropractor 6 Financial 7 Insurance i Political Advertisement Business service 13A Schools of Instruction IV Houses for Bent 17A Miscellaneous BenbO 11B For Bent or For Sle 18 Wanted to Bent 18 Houses for Sale 19A Realtor 19B Cottages for Sale 10 Business Property for 81 V)A Business Property for Beat 41 Property for Sal t2 Mobile Homes 23 Merchandise for Sal a Boats and Motor Wanted to Buy Beat arm MJsceuaneoua tor sale Farms for romt 34 Motorcycles for Sal 35 Automobile for Sal Accessories. Etc. Errors The Journal will r.

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