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iJI FJ is if SEREN CHRISTIAN WILTON Funeral services for Seren Christian, 83, were held at 1:30 p.m. today at the Gill Memorial Home. Wilton, with the Rev. I.G. Wilkens of ficating.

Pallbearers were Ray Siems, Clarence Beinke, William Siems, Harlan Beinke, Robert Reimers and Barl Beinke. Mrs. Howard Morrison was organist and Max Lauser vocalist. Mr. Christian died Monday at Muscatine General Hospital.

Burial was in the Durant cemetery. ALBERT L. TA'YLOR Funeral services for Albert L. Taylor, 69, 118 Third Iowa City, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the George L.

Gay Funeral Home. Rev. David Stout will officiate. Burial will be in Memory Gardens. Albert Taylor died at an Iowa City nursing home Tuesday evening after a long illness.

Friends may call at the funer ill home. Mr. Taylor was born July 6, 1900 in Washington County, son of Richard and Hannah Brown Taylor. He was married to Florence Boese on Oct. 30, 1940 in Iowa City.

Ke came to Iowa City in 1940 and was employed by the Yellow Cab Co. until his retirement in 1965. He was a member of the Methodist church in Washington, Iowa. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Florence Taylor; a daughter, Mrs.

R.A. (Betty) McDonald, Savannah, two step daughters, Mrs. James (Betty) Klein of Iowa City and Miss Mary Boese of Muscatine, a registered nurse at the Klein Clinic; 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by one son and two brothers. C.

WESLEY CURRY Funeral services for C. Wesley Curry, 78, Keithsburg, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, at the Keithsburg Christian Church with the Rev. Carnoch, Moline, officiating. He will be assisted by Rev.

Harry Pfeiffer, Keithsburg. Burial will be in the Pen fel cemetery, Joy, under the direction of the Steubinger Funeral Home, Keithsburg. Mr. Curry died Wednesday afternoon, in the Mercer County Hospital, after a sudden heart attack. The son of William and Alice Olson Curry, he was born near Keithsburg, on May 1, 1891.

On Jan. 22, 1913, he married Anna Marie Juhl, of Fairmont, Minn. She preceded him in death on May 16, 1959. On Jan. 11, 1967, he married the former Mrs.

Ollie Crow, of Keithsburg. He was a member of the First Christian Church of Keithsburg. Surviving are his wife; five eons, Clarence, Vern and James, Muscatine, George, Marion, and Charles, North Highland, five daughters, Mrs. Lawrence (Mildred) Klebc, Mrs. Milton (Roberta) Mills, Mrs.

Wally (Maggie) Shoppa, Mrs. Rudy (Esther) Pankratz, all of Muscatine; and Mrs. Williard (Doris) Eugle, Taylor Ridge; two stepsons; 19 grandchildren; and 10 great 1 grandchildren. I House falls into basement Shown is the home of Louis Briggs, Letts, that slipped from foundation Monday evening while a basement was bemg dug under if. It is believed the house can not be saved Obituaries and Funerals HUGH SNEERINGER WEST LIBERTY Final rites are pending at the Snider Funeral Home here for Hugh Sneeringer, 72; who died suddenly today at his home, route 2, West Liberty.

Visitation will begin this evening. A son of Augustus and Cecelia Lawrence Sneeringer, he was born March 11, 1897 at Bunker Hill, 111. He resided here many years. His marriage to Irene Buckley took place June 30, 1919 and she died in 1966. Mr.

Sneeringer was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, West Liberty, and was associated with Pioneer Seed Corn Co. of Durant and Downey for many years. Surviving are two daughters. Mrs.

Robert (Kathryne) Oldenburg, Durant, and Mrs. Lester (Patricia) Barkhurst, West Liberty; one step daughter. Mrs. Fred (Erleinel Kruse, West Lib erty: one brother, Charles, Bunker Hill: two sisters, Mrs. Charles Berger, New Berlin, 111., and Mrs.

Anton Mullink, Bunker Hill; seven grandchildren; and five grea grandchildren. GEORGE G. TOBIAS Funeral services for George G. Tobias, 61, are pending at the Ralph J. Wittich Funeral Home.

Mr. Tobias died Wednesday at his home at 720 W. Fulliam after a short illness. Death was attibutcd to a heart attack. Mr.

Tobias was a life resident of Muscatine, born July 22, 1908, the son of Gustave and Mary Fisher Tobias. He was employed for 25 years as an assembler at Carver Pump Co. and was past president of Machinists Local No 1499. Mr. Tobias was a member of the Mulford Free Evangelical church.

He was married March 5, 1943, in Muscatne, to Bernadine Schmelzer. He is survived by the window, Mrs. Bernadine Tobias; three sons, William J. Tobias, Muscatine, Marvin H. Tobias in Egypt, and Richard Schmelzer, Muscatine; two daughters, Mrs.

Dorene Gayle Loesch, Evans ville, and Mrs. Shirley On nen, Wilton; three brothers, Andrew, Woodrow and David To parently torgetting to turn off a stove which caused the fire, authorities said. The fire followed the stairwell up from the basement to the second floor. The house was insured. Mr.

and Mrs. Bowie and son Bob, spent the rest of the night wun me veuepo fami ly Come and Enjoy Our Delicious Food Cooked to Your Liking and LIVE ENTERTAINMENT AT THE ELMS RESTAURANT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH Featuring The Music of DICK WILLITS Mak Reservations Early for Saturday Night For Your Dining Pleasure Just Outside City Limits, Highway 81 and 92 Beverages and Dancing and Briggs and his sons will begin soon to tear own th house. The Briggs are living at the home of their son. Junior. (Journal photo by Jim Luellen) bias, all of Muscatine; four sisters, Mrs.

Mary Marks, Mrs. Velma Anderson and Mrs. EL nora Mittman, all of Muscatine, and Mrs. Bertha Clausen, Davenport; and 10 grandchildren. Mr.

Tobias was preceded in ueain rjy nis parents, three sis ters, tnree brothers, and one son. Friends may call at the Ralph J. Wittich funeral home starting at 2 p.m. Friday. Burial will be at Greenwood cemetery.

MISS OTIE C. JACK WEST LIBERTY Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Snider Funeral Home, West Liberty, for Miss Otie C. Jack, 83, who died Wednesday morning at the Hawker Nursmg nume nere arrer an extended The Rev. Charles McCracken will officiate.

Burial will be in me West Branch cemetery. Visitation will start Friday morning at the funeral home. A resident of West Liberty jitajjy an ner me, Miss Jack was born Dec. 6, 1885, at Morse, Iowa, being the dauuht pr nf wil. Ham C.

and Caroline Ciiisman Jack. She was a cook for many years Detore retiring in 1963. Miss Jack was a member of the Presbyterian church here and a 50 year member of the Order of eastern star. Surviving are one nephew, Robert C. Jack, Atlanta, and two nieces, Mrs.

Juanita Lhristensen, Cincinnati, and Miss Genevieve Jack, Des Moines. One brother preceded her in death. $20,000 damage by fire to home WEST LIBERTY An esti mated $20,000 fire and smoke damage was done to the Cecil Bowie home this morning in West Liberty. West Liberty volunteer firemen responded to the call, at 2:15 a.m., from Bowie, of route West Liberty, and remained on the scene two hours. Mrs.

Bowie had been making candles in the basement and went to bed at about 2 a.m., ap DAILY REPORT Hospitals Admitted: Mrs. Naomi Carrie Henry, 2005 Puiefield James Daufeldt. West. T.ihprtv Jack Lockridge, route John Maylone, 1024 Lombard; Bonifacio Almanza, East Moline; Don aid benaat, 1014 First Edward Van Dyke, 508 Woodlawn; Mabel Drake, Fruitland; Mrs. Jennie Dillon, 1167 Lucas; Mrs.

Wilbur Faulhaber 1015 Slnno i Mrs. Emmett McKinney and infant son, 105 W. 5th; Michael Mallie, New Boston: Fred Rpiuhtnmior a Carl Willey, Columbus Junction; iwrs. laa LonKJin, 406 W. 2nd; Mrs.

Evelyn Magnuson, route Mrs. Edna. Wright, Lippelgoes home: Mrs lrrv KoWnrrr, field; Mrs. Charles Weber'; 1102 imn: Judith Norton "Wiiw Mrs. Manuel Silva, and infant daugmer, route Mrs.

Stephen Law and infant son. W'A T.n. cas; Mrs. Garold Howard and infant son, route 5. Births: Daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Harllpv NiMwic Wednesday. District court Orcfer Jprrv Thnmac nrvninA Drivileffe O'f leavincr mimiin for employment by his father at necessary ana reasonable hours. Payment for meals at jail, costs for travel to and from work, as well as court costs and snare of riamaiw fnr KwtL nvi dows and doors at Muscatine High, are to be dedtir tprf from wages deposited with sheriff. Ddidiice to dc given rnomas on his final release from jail.

Justice court Justice court Ray Pace, presiding Na aoerator'c lii nc. riont la Ann Irick, 2218Vi New Hampshire to appear Saturday. JFoAKm LEAVES The week of November 2nd brought many welcomed guests to the Oakwood Home for the Aged. Guests to the Home were Marie Cary, Laurie Robbins, Linda Martin of Muscatine, Mrs. A.

E. Weeks, Ruby Tompkins, and E. Purcell. Mr. and Mrs.

Art Mewes of Davenport visited Lottie Bieri; Elmer Paul of Iowa City, Mrs. Anne Waspe, Mrs. Iva Benshoof, Paul Benshoof and Dorothy Hartman, all of Davenport, visited their sister, Mrs. Caroline Rinnert and brother Henry Paul. Other welcomed guests Include Mr.

and Mrs. Liechty of Mt. Pleasant, Theresa Mills of Muscatine, Scott Mills of Davenport, and F. E. Pursell.

We cordially thank all visitors to the home this past week. Sunday church services were held at the Home by the Trinity Episcopal church, conducted by Mr. Bill French. Services next Sunday at the Home are scheduled for the Mulford Evangelical Free Church. is NURSING HOME MOO Mulberry 263 2191 Markets CHICAGO (AP) Butcher hog prices were steady at the Chicago Stockyards Thursdays inu ieceipis oi nogs totaled head.

The cattle supply consisted mainly of cows, which brought to d0 cents higher. There were not enough slaughter steers or heifers on hand for an adequate test of the market. Cattle arrivals totaled 300 head. There were not enough sheen of any one class among the 100 arrivals lor an adequate test of the market. CHICAGO (AP) (USDA) ogs butchers steadv: 1 2 200 225 lb butchers 27.00 27.50; 1 3 200 240 lbs 26.50 27.00 2 3 220 250 lbs 26.00 26.50; 24 240 260 lbs 25.50 26.00 34 260 280 lbs 25.00 25.50; sows 1 3 350400 lbs 23.00 23.75 2 3 500 600 lbs 21.25 22.25.

Cattle 300; calves none: not enough steers and heifers to test trend; utility and commercial cows 19.00 20.50; utility and commercial bulls 23.00 25.50. Sheep 100; not enough on hand to provide an adequate price lesi. Chicago Cash Grains CHICAGO (AP) Wheat No 2 hard yellow 1.42An; No 2 soft red 1.42 ten. Corn No 2 yellow 1.18in. Oats No 2 extra heaw white 60V3n.

Soybeans No 1 yel lows 2.45n; No 2 yellow 2.44. Soybean oil 11.85n. Local Cash Grain Muscatine grain quotations as of 11 a. m. today.

Corn: Moisture discount ivi cents each Vi per cent over 15 per cent, No. 2 $1.10, Nov. delivery. Soybeans: Moisture discount Vh. cents each a per cent over 13 per cent, 2.34, Nov.

delivery. Police court Judge Jon R. Pearee Failure to yield right of way Beverly Irene Skidmore, 1836 Hershey $30 bond, to appear Saturday. Juvenile delinquency Rodney Ray Nettleton, 1819 Miles Avp Jerry Wayne Page, 1121 W. Ful aam and James Hahn, 1706 Stewart Ru.

All three arrested in connection with house break in and turned over to juvenile authorities. Wife Preservers wo hours, rmov with vinegar and water. IF YOUR CHOICE III ROCK 'N ROLL YOU'LL CHOOSE. MUSKIE MUSIC 10 Cedar 543 7036 Open Till 8:00 P.M. Monday and Tuejday New York Stocks NEW YORK (AP) N0 Stock quotations Thursday Nov 13.

1969: AlliedCh 297s Int Harv 27' AlleidSlrs 337s Int Salt 37 Am Brds 39 In: 58 Am Can 477s Interst 19 AmChain 31 laEL AmCrysS Iowa 111 lk7 I AmHome 66 V4 la 27's A.MK Cp 30Vi KC 35' Am Mot 11 Vs Kn'cott 414 Am Smelt 34 Kraft Co 39' Am Std 3b Krsge SS 58Vi AmSugar 26''s Leh PrlC 17 I Am 52V. Lodi Air 22' Anaconda 3VA Marco 50'. i i Armour 49 Martin 22 Atl Rich 96 Mavtag Avco 261.2 M'dilh 45 Beat Fds 40 Vi Mobil 5Hi BendixAv 35 Nat Gvn 26 Beth Stl 29 Am'Ak 273s Bo'ng Air 33 i Nat 48 i Borden 25'ri Pennev 55 Brunswik 19 Pa Cen 29V Case JI Pep Cola 54" Chrysler Plull Pet 25rs CollinsRa 57Vi Pn'walt 26V. Con Edis Proct 111 Ik I Con Oil 2814 QK Oats i CPC Intl 35s RCA 41 i Curtis Wr 20 Rev Tob Deere 41 Safewy 2VA duPont 118 Sear Rob 70 East Kod 77 SFe Ind 27V Eltra Cp Sou Pac 37 'A 1 Fairmont 19 SperrvR 45 FooteMin 15 Oil Cal 57'A Ford Mot 44's Oil Ind 50 Gen Elec 84 Texaco 30Vi Gen Fds 84 Textron 29 Gen Mot 74 TRW 38 Gen PCm 22 UAL 32 A 35 Un Elec 18 i Goodrich 34 Un Pac 43 Goodyear 39 Unirov 21 GtWestU 44 Unit Air 46 G'hound 18 US Gyp 67 Hershey 23 US Steel 37 Homes 20 WU Tel 50 IBM 365 Westg El 62 I C.Ind 34 W'wrlh 41 Monsanto 4078 Dart Ind 53 Wolverine 16 I Muscatine. Journal Thursday, Xov.

13, 1969 Columbus Jet. classes to end COLUMBUS JUNCTION Final classes in Arinh lion will be held this evening in beginning typing, beginning i bridge, and beginning sewing The oilier two adult classes in beginning painting and physical fi.ness will continue for three more weeks. A workshop for senior high leaders will be held Saturday, Nov. 22. at the Avenue United Presbyterian church in Washington.

This is for all senior high youth and adult leaders. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS BREAKFAST BACON CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS BLUE BONNET MARGARINE 4 Lb, C.F. FRUIT COCKTAIL 5m CHIQU1TA DfRIF or REG FOLGER'S COFFEE 2,41.35 AUNT JEMIMA COFFEE CAKE MIX Oil CORNBREAD MIX Mm lOoz. Boxes 49c WESTERN DRESSING pT 49c "PRODUCE NO. 1 RED POTATOES 10Lbs59c BANANAS 13c RED or WHITE Grapefruit 6 for 49c iNAVEL Oranges 6 rr 59c Famous Name Brands OUR ENTIRE APPLIANCE INVENTORY MUST GOl MANY BELOW WHOLESALE! WESTINGHOUSE 2 CYCLE WASHER WAS $219.95 CLOSE OUT PRICE 157o BUY NOW WHILE SELECTIONS ARE COMPLETE TV APPLIANCE CENTER 8 West Second Street IRINKMKTj FREE DELIVERY 1201 Oregon Street Dial 263 1913 I TENDER JUICY SMALL.

BONE STEAKS $109 ARMOUR'S STAR FRESH LEAN BOSTON BUTT PORK ROASTS L' KRAFT MINIATURE jC Marshmallows 89c 1 2 49c CLOVER FARM Pink Lotion I DETERGENT ARGE AA Z3c ASS T. or WHITE KLEENEX 320,, c. 89c CLOROX BLEACH 59c C. F. GRAPE JELLY or JAM u.35c BUDLONG SW.

GHERKIN PICKLES r. 39c FROZEN Prppcrirlgc Farm mmtm CHOC, or VANILLA Layer Cake OJ 10 WAN A TALLY HO ICECREAM hg.1 59c BIRDS EYE Coo Whip 4 0, 29c WES PAC SL. Strawberries 4 10 $1.