Inaugural M and J Season Opens With Six Clubs at Daniels Park
The Manufacturers and Jobbers league begins its twelfth year Monday evening at 5:30 with Sinclairs and C R Engineers, and the Sport Club new to the circuit replacing Witwer Grocer. Preseason buzz predicts tight races as six clubs play 15 games apiece at Daniels Park under manager Harry Yonkers and umpire J Savel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers and Jobbers Baseball League
Daniels Park
Sinclairs
C. R. Engineers
Chic Roberdee
American Legion
Jack Lowe
Sinclair
Witwer Grocer Company
Sinclair Company
CR. Engineers
Quaker Oats
Penick and Ford
Iowa Light and Power Company
Sport Club
Witwer Grocer
C. Badger
F. Melichar
C. Schloeman
R. Nicks
H. Ahrens
J. Colligan
E. Keith
H. Sawyer
R Hayes
H. Athey
G. Garden
J. Thenhaus
C. Holmes
D. Vernimont
G. Cronkite
M. Kaplan
M. Koch
E. Bishop
W. Heck
C. Boyle
L. Dvorak
C. Mason
C Prabel
Penick and
Ford
Stone
Meyers
Kher
Bruce
C, Mattier
E Mattier
Stodola
Janu
Schnott
Genin
Chapman
Paul Speraw
Washington High wins invitational golf meet at Kenmore
Washington high golfers clinched the Kenmore course invitational after a playoff with Vinton. Tie after 18 holes at 357. Washington high netted 60 in three playoff holes to Vinton's 61. Individual honors went to Jack Showalter of Vinton with 82. Dale Smith of Washington was runner up at 83.
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Washington High
Kenmore
Vinton
Tigers
Grant
East Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Manchester
Jack Showalter
Dale Smith
Washington
Lee Parman
C. C. Carter
Cedar Palls
Jerry
Sheeeees
Carl Kumsting
Eee Gereaes
Erwin Papert
Bie Mullan
Kenneth Kinport
Don Mullwal
Sevees Seveee Nee
Viston
Tom Kruse
Niles Jack
John Nichols
Eees
iPiret
Speunasek
James Taylor
Llosa Milke
Lyle Williams
Robert Novak
Old Style Lager Meets Iowa City At Thomas Park
In Marion this afternoon at 2 30 the Iowa Softball Association opens at Thomas Park. Heinie Jensens Old Style Lager hosts Kelly Oilers of Iowa City with Ames Boone Charles City Marshalltown and two Waterloo clubs also in the circuit. Jensen will set Paul Kindler Ray Burlingame and White on mound duty with a full lineup including Snyder Aston Schra der Astrosky Hollenbeck Art Campbell Tom Hayes Buddy Byrnes Fakinson and Brown. Walt Brousard may play in the outfield. Admission is sixteen cents per game with twenty five cents for doubleheaders.
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Iowa Softball Association
Thomas Park
Marion
Heinie Jensen
Kelly Oilers
Iowa City
Ames
Boone
Charles City
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Jensen
Paul Kindler
Ray Burlingame
White
Snyder
Aston
Schrader
George Astrosky
Hollen
Krumholtz Debuts in Central New Mexico League
Relatives report Jack Krumholtz, ex Grant high athlete, is playing left field for the Santa Fe Merchants in the Central New Mexico league. In the opening 22 to 5 victory over Tererro he had one hit three runs and a stolen base, with home in Santa Fe.
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Jack Krumholtz
Grant
Krumholtz
Santa Fe Merchants
Santa Fe
N. M
Clarence High Trips Grand Mound In 12-4 Win
Clarence High extended its winning streak by routing Grand Mound 12 to 4 on Friday. Pitcher Paul Hasselbusch led Clarence with solid mound work while Riley pitched for Grand Mound.
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Clarence
Grand Mound
Clarence High
Paul Hasselbusch
Iand Riley
Deputy Logan Promotes Conservation in Iowa Fish and Game Rules
Leo H Logan the deputy game warden in Linn, Benton and Town counties advocates education over enforcement to boost fish and game conservation. He stresses size limits and proper handling to aid reproduction and urges public cooperation, noting Iowa has progress yet to make.
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Joe McCormick, JR
Leo H. Logan
Linn
Benton
Town
Leo
Logan
Iowa
Linn County
Lagan
Lo-gan
Montana
Dakotas
Legion Auxiliary Head Buys First Poppy of Sale
Mrs. G. O. Pyle, president of the Marion Legion Auxiliary, buys the season's first poppy from Rita Biddick as Poppy Day preparations proceed for May 25. About 1 650 memorial poppies arrive from Cedar Rapids veterans to fund welfare for disabled veterans and their families.
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Legion Auxiliary Head
G. O. Pyle
Marion Legion Post
No. 298
Rita Biddick
R. H. Biddick
Marion
American Legion
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary
Col
John McCrea
Flanders Fields
Camp Fire Girls
William Bleakly
Ruby Hanscom
Marion High School Commencement Honored By Class Aces
The sixty second Marion High School class graduates Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Methodist church with the class performing the program. The ceremony features band and glee club numbers, a debate on state funded college education, and the presentation of diplomas by Supt. Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion High School
Paul E. Popejoy
Goldman
Oberon
Weber
Faust
Gounod
Hadley
William Edward Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Cadman
Wolfe
Girls’ Glee Club
Miss Rose Wilcox
Edna Davis
Mary Ellen Granger
Billy Reed
Jeanette Titus
State of
Iowa
Alice Wallace
Robert Munson
Bullard
Bliss
Jean Leidigh
C. B. Vernon
A. E
History Awards At Local High School Honors Two
Mrs Effie B Miller presented American history awards to Laura Smith first and Verlee Trimble second at a high school assembly. Marion Post 298 American Legion and its auxiliary plan a 6 30 p m picnic supper at the Legion hall and discuss Memorial Day plans while district reports from Dubuque and county convention note progress.
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Effie B. Miller
Marion Linn
Daughters of the American Revolution
Laura Smith
Verlee Trimble
Marion Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Marion
Dubuque
Knoxville
Bridwell to Deliver Seniors Baccalaureate Talk Tonight
Baccalaureate services for the senior class are set for 7 30 tonight at the Methodist church with Rev. William Bridwell delivering the address. A sacred concert directed by Rose Wilcox features Beethoven and Dvorak works sung by the boys and girls glee clubs with soloists and accompanists, followed by a full mixed chorus.
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William Bridwell
Rose Wilcox
Beethoven
Massa Dear
Dvorak
Boys’ Glee Club
Billy Campbell
Anna Helen Martin
Robertson
Mendelssohn
Girls’ Glee Club
Edna Davis
Jean Leidigh
H. O. Allen
Ministerial Union
Mary and
Lois Lockwood
John M. Walters
Methodist Church
Franck
Barbara Clark
Brahe
Robert Munson
William H. Bridwell
The
Baptist Church
H. M. Williamson
Free Methodist Church
Misses Lockwood
Concord Picnic Honors Concord School Pupils and Guests
About twenty five people attended a Friday picnic at Scotts Mill with Concord school pupils and parents. The group presented a gift to teacher Miss Ada Fernow. Allen Lange won a spelling contest prize. Lucile Robertson and Gail Irene Bright sang and recited in an impromptu program, and a ball game was played.
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Concord
Concord School
McGowan
Clifford Bright
James Fernow
James Woodworth
Clarence Robertson
Shellhammer
South Dakota
Scotts Mill
Ada Fernow
Allen Lange
Lucile Robertson
Gail Irene Bright
New Library Books and Local Club Notices in Marion
The Marion public library receives My Caravan a 23 book set plus My Book House for children and A Picturesque Tale of Progress in four volumes. three titles complete the collection. Marion Lodge No 6 A F and A M to meet Tuesday at 730 pm in the Masonic Temple. Townsend club also meets Tuesday 730 pm in I C C F hall with Dr Banner Howard as speaker. A M holds a special meeting Monday 730 pm in the Masonic Temple for First degree work. Mrs Roscoe Hilf plans return to Webster City after visiting relatives in Marion. The senior class of Marion High School will visit the state hospital Independence Monday. Paul Popejoy family to spend summer in San Diego with relatives. The high school alumni banquet is set Friday at 630 pm in the Methodist church dining room. program and dancing to follow in the high school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Library
Marion
Townsend Club
I. C.C. F. Hall
Banner Howard
Cedar Rapids
Marion Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Marion High School
I. S. Skinner
State Hospital For the Insane
Independence
Methodist Church
Alumni Officers Named in Local Club Slate
Alumni officers listed include President Mrs Helen Anangst Straley Vice President David Klink Secretary Margaret Oldfather Treasurer Opal Gray and Historian Mrs Mary Hines with the roster indicating leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Anangst Straley
David Klink
Margaret Oldfather
Opal Gray
Mary Hines
Plans for Memorial Day Observance May 30
City groups map Memorial Day events including a morning program at the city park and graveside decorations at Oak Shade Crab apple Shiloh and the Dunkard cemeteries with the American Legion and Boy Scouts. A firing squad will go to Springville at 10 a.m. return for taps at 11 a.m. for a moment of tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Shade
Crabapple
Shiloh
Dunkard
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Springville
Marion
Union
C. J. Biddle
Class Day Activities Highlight Lincoln School Program
Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Lincoln school auditorium features piano duo Lois Lockwood and Anna Helen Martin, musical reading by Arminta Davidson, tumbling and exhibitions, a bass solo by Robert Munsen, soft shoe and tap dances, a burlesque on a radio show, and the conferring of caps and gowns by Wallace Oldfather and Billy Reed.
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Lincoln School
Lois Lockwood
Anna Helen Martin
Arminta Davidson
Joe Kaufman
Waldo Johnson
Robert Munsen
Marion Cone
Betty Howell
Edna Davis
Margaret Albaugh
Wallace Oldfather
Billy Reed
Ruth Murphey
Carrie Hanson
Fairfax High to Stage Amy from Arizona Comedy
Fairfax High will present the comedy Amy from Arizona Tuesday at St Patrick's auditorium. The cast includes Leona Novak Walter Heaton Robert Buresh Howard Gibson Elizabeth Splitgerber Marcella Stepanek Marguerite Vorei Edith Stanek and Glenn Selzer. A picnic at Cedar Rapids closes the school year Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax
Legion and the Auxiliary
Clarence Gibson
Charles Dvorak
Frank Boland
Frank Holets
Laura Vavra
Jake Selzer
Henry Buresh
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Ed Stefan
Charles Herbeck
Dykehuisen
K Thenhaus
Bailey
F Sturm
Flood
Slausen
B Brown
Boyce
Kindh
Tyson Vernon
Lans- Wager
Holloway
Pack
McConnaugh
Frt Skelly
E | Ville
Fe League of Ore
Comte
L. A. Deur
Yie Odent
John Milan
Ren Olen Treas
Wo Byrnes
Toa
Cfue Niser
Quaker Lens
Leht Co
Sports Club
Sinclair Co
C R. Engineers
Penick
Ro Fone
Lich. Co
Porene - Light Co
Quaker
Light Co
Binclair Co
Vineli
R. Engineers
Or Juy
C. R. Enei
C_R Engineers
Light_ Co
Forsports Club
C. R. Engi
Sports
C. FR. Engineers
Sports Club Aus
Light
C. R Engineers
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Arht
Agen
C. Engl
Vinton Quartet
Showalter
Flaul Bebar
Rosert Miter Oe
Lee Martin Tae
DuWasne Baker
Central
New Mexico
Benin
Ota
Uae
Saat
Sanuntuies
Cedar
Cedar River
Wels
Duninich
Musaber
Ives
Werd Welsn
Wiley
Bao
Maud
Enyless
Deneheste
Oence
Louis
Wvu
Instant
Second Ave
Fifth St
Dial
Marion News
Tru
Reporters’ Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Elmer Hollingsworth
St. Joseph's Parish
Martelle
John R. Eidom
Long Beach
Calif
Eidom
L. A. Levasseur
R. J. Williams
Velma Levasseur
Wilton
Lester Dickey
W. E. Elliott
Eighth Avenue
Entre Nous Club
W E. Fisher
Theristrial Club
H. O. Alien
Cary Club
Harley Ervin
Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary Club
Memorial Hall
Verle Etzel
Geardon Fennell
Three Minute Cereal Company of
Lions Club
William Blum of
Alburnett
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Public Library
Kensington
W. E. Fisher
Twiefth Street
Tennyson Club
Martin’s Creek
Robert Oxley
Ida Hall
Virginia Jackson
Martha Ann Young
George Kindler, Jr
Willis Jordan
Carlton Owen
Grove City Rebekah
I. O. O. F. Hall
Handicraft Club
Louils Mekota
Fred Lutz
TR. Aiff
Webster City
Willis Sheets
Bridwell
Harley Breed
Santa Ana
Robert Perryman
Charles Perryman
Roscoe Hilf
John Crawford
B. F. Wickwire
Paul Popejoy
San Diego
Harold Phillips
Oscar French
Kenneth Domer
Harry Emerson
Ruth Engstrom
Hazel Peterson
Popejoy
California
Emma Klein
H. M. Titus
Osceola Lodge
C.F. Hall
D. E. Miller
Bernard Schénken
Child Study Club
Excelsior Springs
Ife
Cauthorn
Cedar Raplds
Gerteen
Hotel Montrene
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