The Muscatine Journal from Muscatine, Iowa • 3

Journal- -Wednesday, August 29, 1973 Wednesdays editorial Labor Day The long Labor Day weekend is coming up and that means overcrowded roads may increase our chance of an auto accident and unattended homes will increase the opportunities for Last Labor Day weekend, 602 persons died as a result of auto accidents 5 in lowa, according to the National Safety Council. The first six, months of year, more than 385 persons have died in lowa traffic accidents. One and a half million residences were burglarized last year, the Institute reports, many on the Labor Day weekend when workers and their families were "out of town' Ironically, the occupants assisted the burglar in about 20 per cent of the cases simply by leaving a door unlocked. The Institute advises that you can reduce the chances of becoming a traffic statistic or a burglary victim the small society by following a few common sense rules: Lock unattended cars and store personal property out of sight. More than 800,000 motor vehicles were stolen in 1972; a majority were unlocked.

Don't attempt to drive too far in three days, and remember death rates are highest at night. For night trips, take someone along to help drive and keep you awake. Speed and alcohol are the most frequent causes of highway death and injury. Don't drink before driving and observe speed limits. A dark house or apartment attracts burglars.

Leave a light or two aglow when you are gone at night or on vacation. Uncollected newspapers and mail also tip off burglars. Before leaving, ask a neighbor or apartment manager to watch the premises and remove newspapers and mail. by Brickman Ha-BOY! THIS COULD BE THE FIRST X-RATED ADMINISTRATION IN OUR HISTORYWh Mon a Mo, 0C0 8-29 Washington Star Syndicate, Ine. Muscatine Journal An independent LEE newspaper WILLIAM L.

FAHY, publisher MAX CHRISTY, controller GIL DIETZ, editor HAROLD BLAKE, managing editor DAVID WHITE, advertising sales mgr. WENDELL GRINSTEAD, circulation manager Obituaries and funerals MRS. HAROLD LaRUE Funeral services for Mrs. Harold LaRue, 56, 305 E. 5th Muscatine, will be held at' 1:30 p.m.

at the Prugh Funeral home, 317 N. 4th Burlington. Burial will be in the Aspen cemetery, Burlington. Mrs. LaRue died Monday at 3:40 p.m.

of a heart attack while at work. She was employed at the basket company in Burlington. Born in November of 1918 at Oakville, Eva Phister was the daughter of Charles and Martha Phister. She was a former resident of Oakville and Burlington: Eva Phister married Alvie Tisor in 1930 in Louisa County: In 1955 she married Harold LaRue at Burlington. was a member of St.

John's AME church in Surviving are two sons, Thomas, Burlington; Charles Geertz, Muscatine; four daughter, Mrs. William (Ruby) Forbes, Maxville, Mrs. Eddie (Faye) Werhkemp, Mrs. John (Gloria) Macandles, Burlington; and Mrs. John (Carolyn) Yeater, Muscatine; 28 grandchildren, eight great grandchildren; and a brother, A.

C. Allen Hinkley, Calif. She was preceded in death by her husband, Harold LaRue, one son, one daughter and her parents. -0- MRS. CATHERINE ZINN Funeral services for Mrs.

Catherine Zinn, 82, will be held Thursday morning 1 in Fountain Valley, Cal. Mrs. Zinn died Tuesday evening in Fountain Valley. She was a former Muscatine resident. She was born May 23, 1891 in Oklahoma, a daughter of John and Nellie Billings Henderson.

She married Wesley Zinn in Oklahoma. She was of the Catholic faith. Surviving are one son, Wesley; two brothers, Charles Henderson, Muscatine, and Jack Henderson, Milan, a sister, Mrs. Essie Marquardt, Muscatine; and two grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, five brothers and two sisters.

-0 AUGUST ZUKASTY Funeral services for August Zukasty, 92, were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Mathias church where a funeral mass was celebrated by the Rev. BACK-TO-SCHOOL MONTGOMERY WARD SHOE SALE! YOUNG MEN, BOYS, FASHION SHOES, LOW-PRICED NOW! Wards gets you off to school in the footwear you need! See fine quality plus savings and special buys for campus, leisure or sports. Head for Wards now, and save! MEN'S BOOT Treaded for hiking; comfort padded.

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thru Sat. 10 (o Sunday 12 to 5 Martin Manning, pastor. Mrs. Vada Timm was the organist. Active pallbearers were Bud White, Nyle Dommer, Larry a ve Thomas Graves, Michael White, and Patrick White.

Honorary. pallbearers were Virgil Irwin, Walter Banhagel, George King, Millard Johnson, Phillip Jarrett and William McCon-, naha. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery under the direction of the Riley. Funeral Home.

Mr. Zukasty died afternoon. POLICE Apartment break-ins Nothing was reported missing in break-ins to apartments of Diane Dillard, E. 2nd and Larry Elshoff, of 419 Liberty St. Money is taken Mrs.

Jack Boyd, 1216 E. 2nd reported the theft of $75 in currency which was taken from a metal box in the bedroom of their unlocked house. Theft of bicycles Marjorie Salazar, E. 8th reported her sister's purpie Western Flyer bicycle was stolen. Mrs.

Georgia Kiesau, W. 2nd reported the theft of a black three-speed girl's bicycle. Daily report (The Journal's Report column taken from official police and court records. ALL arres's and court findings that are a matter of public record are included and the nan es and addresses are those on the reairds) District court Judge Robert: K. Stohr Order-Westinghouse Electric Supply Martin Bucksbaum, et al.

Plaintiff is granted 90 days after Aug. 28, 1973 in which to file the abstract herein. Clam foir attorney's fees, State of Iowa vs. Penny Pierce, charged, with receiving stolen property. Attorney Duane Goedken is granted $105 for attorney's fees.

Probate-Lena Taylor, died Muscatine Aug. 19, 1973, will dated Dtc. 20, 1957. Ruth L. Johnson, Verna C.

Summerford and Ina M. Maxwell are appointed executors without bond. Judge A.L." Keck Petition Auto Supply Inc. vs. Jerry Swank.

Plaintiff seeks $34,035.99, plus costs for merchandise sold on open account. Judgment New Method Finance Division of Wearever Aluminum Inc. VS. Stanley Pe'erson and Joy Peterson. Judgment.

is entered against defendant in favor of plaitiff in the amout of $266.66, plus costs. Hospitals Admitted Mrs. Leonard Brown, 700 W. Fulliam Mrs. Ivan Strause, Route James Hill, 141 Sherman Allen Reed, 320 Parham Robert Lyman, 1201 Nebraska Michael Gallagher, Atalissa; David Hauck, Taylor Ridge; Richard Kopf, 1208 Oak Edward Dye, Route 2.

Dismissed Mrs. Frank Or- tiz and infant son, Route Mrs. William Poggemiller, 932 Mill Mrs. Jerry Pedersen, 1018 Iowa Mrs. Sharon Borchar 1114 E.

3rd Mrs. Leo Scotton, Route Mrs. Orren Lee, 911 Mulberry Mrs. William Moulton, 705 E. 5th Mrs.

Charles Harris, Route Mrs. Otto Umlandt, 214 Park Leonard Meyers, III, 1002 Cedar Michael Walker, Tipton; Jose Ybarra, Joy; Glen Honts, 603. Clay William McNeal, Aledo. Born Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Bechler, 3007 Allen today. Other hospitals David (Snook) Logel, Route 4, is being transferred from the University hospital, Iowa City, to Klein Memorial Hospital in Burlington. He was injured in a motorcycle accident July 7 and is improving. Associate District Court Judge Jack L. Burns Speeding ($20 and costs, unless noted) Jayne Sterner, Moscow.

Steven Fullerton, 913 W. 8th St. Linda Johnson, 34 Gaslight Square. Vernon Wilson, 928 Eisenhower St. Edward Miller, 1006 E.

9th Dennis Blackwood, 505 Mulberry $30 and costs. Failure to have vehicle under control Lucille Martin, 612 E. 5th $25 and costs. John Woodward, Route 1, $100 and costs. Improper lights Michael Adams, 812 E.

7th $10 and costs. Failure to pay overtime parking tickets David W. White, 609 Leroy $10 and costs. Mario Garcia, Fruitland, $10 and costs. Intoxication Thomas ick, no address given, $10 and costs.

"Ronald Groves, Oquawka, forfeited $15 bond. Juan Aguirre, no address given, $10 and costs. Donald Miller, 721 Liberty $10 and costs. William Carle, Oquawka, forfeited $15 bond. Lonnie Henson, Oquawka, forfeited $15 bond.

Rickey Shoemaker, Keithsburg, two days in jail. Richard Wheeler, 416 W. 3rd $10, and costs. Leroy Preston, route 5, $10 and costs. 2 charges Patrick Foster, 1609 Lincoln one charge each of speeding, $30 and costs; and driver's licese, $25 ad costs.

Sally Jo Posten, Route 3, one charge each of no. driver's license, $20 and costs; and passing a stop sign, $15 and costs. Sherry Clark, 1432 two charges of false uttering of a check, waived preliminary hearing, bound over to district court. Dennis win ford, 1518 Grand one charge each of OMVUI, dismissed; and disturbing the peace with a motor vehicle, $100 and costs. Vicki Brown, Walnut one charge each of no driver's license, $20 and costs; and passing a stop sign, $15 and costs.

Passing a stop sign Leo Grosjean, 1000 Lincoln $15 and costs. No driver's license John Garcia, 5, $20 and costs. Daniel Oneill, Bettendorf, $20 and costs. Local Monsanto Dart Ind. Wolverine Central Soya H.J.

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