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Moline Dispatch April 2, 1964 Report Progress Of Women Fliers CAIRO (AP) Mrs. Jerrie Mock of Columbus, Ohio, attempting a global solo flight in a single-engine plane, arrived in Cairo Wednesday from Libya. Joan A. Merrian of Long Beach, on a similar venture, landed Tuesday night at Belem. Brazil.

Modest Beginning RIO DE JANEIRO South 'America has four billion coffee trees, many from a single plant smuggled across the Atlantic in 1723 by a French naval officer. Authorized In Sink Erator SERVICE Complete service on your garbage disposal unit. Service Calls 762-3561 Uptown Appliance 1317 15th Mol. 762-3561 SOCIETY NEWS Plan Open House To Honor J. F.

McCloskey J. F. McCloskey, 1012 17th Moline, who has resided in the Quad-City area since 1887, will be honored at open house on Saturday in the home of Mrs. William Bebber, 1020 17th Moline, on the occasion of his 94th birthday anniversary. Mrs.

Bebber will be assisted by Mrs. Marvin Austin. Hours of the event will be from 2 to 5 in the afternoon. He was born April 4, 1870, in Clarion, Pa. Before his retirement, Mr.

McCloskey was employed by Desaulniers Moline. For many years, he was a streetcar motorman in the area. He has a daughter, Mrs. Hugh Dunlop, who lives in Jacksonville, a grandson and five great grandchildren. Caterdahls FUNERAL SERVICES APRIL IS TEACHING CAREER MONTH Ester dah Mortuari SINCE The Choice of an Ever Increasing 1 8 91 Number of 1216 FIFTH AVE.

DIAL 764-5691 J. F. McCLOSKEY Conductor Falls; Finishes Concert Seated in Chairing ROME (AP) Conductor Pierre Monteux collapsed and fell six feet from the Wednesday night while conducting Ravel's "Pavane for a Dead Princess" in Rome's Santa Cecilia Auditorium. The conductor, who will be 89 on Saturday, slipped between guard rails that had been placed around the podium for his protection. He fell heavily, landing on his left shoulder and the left side of his face, as the audience cried out in horror.

Doctors in the audience carried him to a nearby seat. After 20 minutes he walked slowly back to the stage, expressed his regrets and asked if the audience wanted him to continue. Many cried no, fearing for health. Monteux started to walk turned back. Seated in a chair, he finished the concert.

HAVE A CUSTOM HOME IN A CHOICE LOCATION Is this the year you're going to get that dream home? Then your first step is getting a building site. And we have lots lots of them in choice Moline and East Moline sub-divisions. Places like Homewood First and Second Additions in the 34th to 36th Avenue and 49th to 50th Street area. Or East Moline, it's West Lawn on 34th Avenue between 4th and 6th Streets. There's another large wooded lot on Moline's 34th Street and 10th Avenue.

Call soon! Take your pick and let us design a custom home to fit the lot, your needs and your pocketbook. We'll help arrange financing, too. Gold Shield BUILDING Centers MOLINE BUILDING CENTER EAST MOLINE LUMBER 4101 23rd Avenue 1301 13th 764-2457 755-3426 Moline Jr. Woman's Club Makes Several Donations Mrs. Doran Wara, project chairman of the Moline Junior Woman's Club, presented checks to two special guests last evening at a meeting of the Moline Junior Woman's Club in Butterworth Center.

Mrs. Wara presented a check in the amount of $500 to William DeRocker of Namequa Lodge for the building fund. She also presented a check in the amount of $150 to Mrs. Oaks of the Rock Island County Assn. for Retarded Children.

Mrs. Oaks received the check on behalf of Mrs. T. R. Heitz for the Rock Island County summer park program, the donation to be used to obtain a trained counselor to assist with summer park activities for retarded children.

Namequa Lodge chorus members were guests of the club for the evening. They presented a program of several musical numbers. Mrs. John Brunbaugh introduced Earl Wendt, who showed a film on mouth to Mrs. Parrish To Head Navy Mothers Club Mrs.

Robert Parrish was elected commander at a meetof Moline Navy Mothers Club, No. 335, yesterday afternoon in Butterworth Center. Other officers are Mrs. Charles Wahlgren, first vice commander; Mrs. Frank Daebelliehn, second vice commander; Mrs.

Charles Washam, chaplain; Mrs. Wilbert Wiborg, secretary; Mrs. Paul Swanson, finance officer; and Mrs. C. A.

Brewer, adjutant. A luncheon will be held at noon on May 6 in Holiday Inn, Moline, after which the group will meet in Butterworth Center for the installation ceremony. Reservations for the luncheon may be made by April 28 with Mrs. Daebellien, 2503 16th Moline. The sum of $5 was voted the cancer society.

Hostesses for yesterday's luncheon were Mesdames Joe Ryerson and Brewer. Name Officers Of Alumni Unit New officers are announced for the Quint-City State College of Iowa Alumni Chapter. Miss Delores Beckman, a teacher at Moline High School, is the president; Ron Dalton of North Scott High School, Davenport, president, and Miss Nancy Jones, a teacher at Hoover School, Davenport, the sec- Miss Janice Gonyier Is Engaged to J. C. Arnold Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin 835 21st Rock Island, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Janice J. Gonyier, to John C. Arnold son of Mr.

and Mrs. John C. Arnold, 845 24th Rock Island. A summer wedding is planned. Miss Gonyier was graduated from Moline High School and is employed at John Deere Planter Works, Moline.

White Horse Farm to Visited by Nikita BUDAPEST, (AP)Soviet Premier Khrushchev took time out today from talks with Communist leaders on the Moscow-Peking dispute and visited a stud farm in northwestern Hungary. A Foreign Office spokesman said the Soviet leader traveled by train and car to the farm at Babolna, where the famous white Lipizzaner horses are bred. Mrs. Coddington Talks To Floral Guild Unit mouth resuscitation for children. Mr.

Wendt demonstrated correct technique using the child-like dummy obtained from the Red Cross. Hostesses for the evening were Mesdames Pitstick, William Hayward, Joel Whitaker, Michael Kmetz, and Frank Coopman. Mrs. James Rylander and Mrs. Harry Wilson poured.

It was announced that tickets are available for the Junior Book Fair to be held on April 25 from 1:30 to 3 in the afternoon in the First Christian Church, Moline. Members who wish to purchase tickets for the children from ages 4 to 8 should call Mrs. Michael Kidney, 3521 24th Rock Island. Next meeting of the club will be a dinner event and installation of new officers at 6:30 in the evening on May 13 in The Holiday Inn, Moline. The program wili be presented by the Literature Dept.

and the Chorus of the club. Mr. Arnold attended Rock Island High School and received a high school diploma while serving in the Army. He attended Black Hawk College, and is ployed at John Deere Pinter Works. MISS JANICE GONYIER Mrs.

H. W. Coddington spoke on the 1. "Mission of Church in the Changing City" at the meeting of the Floral Guild of the First Congregational Church of Moline yesterday afternoon in the Colonial Room of the church. Dessert luncheon was served preceding the business meeting.

Mrs. Charles Stredder and Mrs. H. C. Porter were co-chairmen, assisted by a committee.

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