Wednesday Night Ladies League standings and sponsors
The Wednesday Night Ladies League results show Buettner Coast leading with a 55 percent win rate. Team scores listed include S & S Service Center Vogt's IGA Foodliner Monroe Bldg. Supply Columbia Lanes Luhr Bros. Diehl's Flower Shop and Kruse Chevrolet, with individual contributions for Monroe Bldg. Supply players Frank Mathews Mattingly Koch Roessler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Patrick
Thurman
Diehl
Fesser
Kruse Chev
Riechmann
Langhans
Rusteberg
Hemmer
Asselmeier
Columbia Lanes
Kruse Chevrolet
Buettner
S & S Service Center
Vogt’s
IGA Foodliner
Monroe Bldg. Supply
Luhr Bros., Inc
Diehl’s Flower Shop
Monroe
Frank
Mathews
Mattingly
Koch
Roessler
Buettner Const
Dun
Buettner Coast Neighborhood Scores After Meet
In a local standings summary Buettner Coast and neighboring teams posted marks led by D. McMullan of Neighborhood Shell with a high single of 587. Team highs show Neighborhood Shell posting 928 on a single game and 2613 for the set. Other squads include Greatting’s Market New Hanover Baltz’s Tavern Falstaff Budweiser and Weisbacher’s with multiple players contributing solid scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buettner Coast
Neighborhood Shell
Greatting’s Market
New Hanover
Baltz’s Tavern
Falstaff
Budweiser
Weisbacher’s Philgas
Buettner Const
Bachelier
H. Buettner
Arras
E. Buettner
H. Einwich
D. McMullan
J. Janson
D. Janson
Hick
Schumacher
Greatting's Market
Stahlheber
Greatting
C. Landgraf
M. Janson
Luhr
Rehmer
Mehrtens
Rev. Biasch
Friz
Cha
J. Juengling Sr
L. Janson
Weisbacher
Mueller
Koberlein
Lager
R. Rey
Woodcock
Ind
Sigle — McMullan
High
McMullan
Team High
Shell
Holtgrave Award Presented to James G Vogt in 1967
At the Holy Name Society meeting of Immaculate Conception Church on April 18, James G Vogt received the Msgr Holtgrave Award for Outstanding Player in 1967 and the Crusader Free Throw Award for 1967. Jim, an eighth grade student at Immaculate Conception Grade School in Columbia, is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Vogt of 619 West Legion Avenue. Crusader team managers are Paul Reyling and Jerry Landgraf. The parish society awards the honors annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msgr
Elmer Holtgrave
James G. Vogt
Holtgrave
Crusade
Holy Name Society of Immaculate Conception
Crusader
Jim
Immaculate Conception
Columbia
Joseph F. Vogt
West Legion Avenue
Paul Reyling
Jerry Landgraf
Holy Name Society
Traffic Safety Conference Meets Today April 20
The Midwest Region Military Civilian Traffic Safety Conference convenes at 9:00 a.m. Thursday April 20 at the Pfister Hotel Milwaukee Wisconsin. Attendees include military commanders federal officials and business and civic leaders as regional cooperation in traffic safety is pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfister
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Paul Powell
U.S
Waterloo Wins Triangular Track Meet at Waterloo
Waterloo defeats Columbia and Freeburg in a triangular meet, securing 13 of 15 events for 100 points to 45 for Columbia and 14 for Freeburg. Event results include Siedel and Stiening in sprints, Diehl and Womack in distance, and Hudson in field events with distances and times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Columbia
Freeburg
Bulldogs
Siedel
Polk
Helfrich
Allen
Stiening
Cheney
Harres
Serber
Diehl
Womack
Fisher
Simmons
rm—Harres
Rafferty
Martin
Barrenpohl
Kilburn
Elden
Caywood
Wilde
Burks
Herbst
Dehn
Schanz
Esker
Sanders
Miles
Hudson
Bergman
Parrin
Pearson
Schneider
Adams
Airman Dennis R. Scott Graduates as Aircraft Mechanic
Airman Third Class Dennis R. Scott son of Mr and Mrs M J Scott of Dupo Illinois has completed training at Sheppard AFB Texas as an Air Force aircraft mechanic. He is a 1966 graduate of Dupo Community High School and will report to Elmendorf AFB Alaska for duty with the Alaskan Air Command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis R. Scott
M. J. Scott
McBride Ave
Dupo
Ill
Sheppard Afb
Tex
U. S. Air Force
Scott
Dupo Community High School
Elemendorf Afb
Alaska
Alaskan Air Command
High Jump and Broad Jump Event Notes
Event results list competitors Smith Gooch Senf Seidel Polk Harris and Borrenpahl with heights 5-6 and distances 17-2. W indicating weight class or winner marks accompany each placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senf
Seidel
Smith
Borrenpahl
Polk
Harris
Eagles Sweep Trico in Doubleheader to Run Record to 24 Wins
Waterloo Eagles beat Trico 15-2 and 1-0 to move to 24-3. Tom Jehling, Jim Kremmel, and Denny Diehl led with multiple hits as Kremmel earned his fifth win. In the 5-0 win over Waterloo, Columbia plated five runs, with Jehling and Kremmel each hitting triples. Jim Kremmel struck out 12, limiting Waterloo to three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Trico
Columbia
Eagle
Tom Jehling
Denny Diehl
Bob Niemietz
Jim Kremmel
Jim Gould
Gary Roediger
Rosendahl
Kremmel
Dan Radison
Paul Frierdich
Waterloo
Jim Stiening
Bulldogs
Kaskaskia
Cahokia
Students Invited To Visit State Highway Dept
Junior and senior students from Columbia Community High School are invited to tour the Illinois Division of Highway Building in East St. Louis on Friday April 28 from 3 30 to 5 00 p m. Eight Bureau Chiefs will discuss their departments work for District 8 while Raymond Maxwell will cover career opportunities for male graduates in highway technical work. Organized by the East St. Louis Chapter of the Illinois Association of Highway Engineers wives, the event aims to spark interest in engineering with Mrs Harold Ruffner in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Community High School
Illinois Division of Highway
St. Clair Ave
East St. Louis
Illinois Division of Highways
Raymond Maxwell
Highway Department
Illinois Association of Highway Engineers
Harold Ruffner
Teens fined for illegal possession of liquor in court
Six teenagers pleaded guilty in circuit court to illegal possession of liquor on April 2. State Trooper Verlyn Smith filed two complaints including trespassing on the William Huebner property near Burksville. Trespass dismissed. each teen fined 25 dollars plus 8 dollars in court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verlyn Smith
William Huebner
Burksville
Belleclair Speedway Opens Friday Night
Belleclair Fairgrounds Speedway in Belleville launches its 1967 stock car season Friday night April 28 under track manager Raymond T. Erlinger. Races run each Friday summer with trials at 7 30 and first heat at 8 30. Several last year drivers return at the one fifth mile track at Routes 13 and 159 junction. Special events include women drivers Night Kid events with free children admission and 50 lap championships for A modified and hobby cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleclair Fairgrounds Speedway
Belleville
Raymond T. Erlinger
I Remember by the Old Timer I Remember by the Old Timer
Delvie S. Adamson of Bowdon Georgia writes about early community radios and moving pictures seen as a child. He recalls neighbors trading rides for 10 cents to hear radios watch Gramophone records and a Matt and Jeff film at a county fair. He notes modern conveniences now surround his area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delvie S. Adamson
Bowdon
Georgia
Josh
Matt
Jeff
Frankfort
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peggy Mueller
Busch Bavarian
Juengling Oil
Schiemer Ins
Merrimac
Schueler Bros
Legion No. 1
Rapps
Gateway No
Kas Potato Chips
Landgraf Plumbers
Roessler Concrete
Legion No
Carling
G. Stechmesser
Osick
Eckert
Weston
Lekosky
Ratajczyk
C. Wenkel
K. Wenkel
R. Rehmer
Shell Oilers
Kettler
G. Roessler
Foster
O. Roessler
B. Roessler
Legion
U.S. Capitol
Washington, D.C
Capitol Hill
National Legislature
George Washington
First National Bank Columbia Ellinois
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Admiral Yaeger
Powell
Gooch
Audrey Lane
Morris Plains
N. J
Clarion Printing Co
N. Rapp Columbia
Shirley Bergmann
State Highway Dept
Capitol Theatre
Waterloo, Illinois
Blinppold
Rock Hudsox
Claudia Cardinale
Technicolor
Ona
Altreany Grant
Belleclair Speedway
Los Angeles
Calif
Department of Water and Power
Baseba
Borys
ANP
Felipe
Yesteryears
Oklahoma
Office of Price Administration
U.S. Senate
Stephen F. Austin
Virginia
Texas
Mexico
San Francisco
America
London
Germany
James Monroe
Horn’s Bakery
South Main St
Eldo Horn
The
Columbia Star
Columbia Building and Loan Association
Clarion Printing Co., Inc
Bank
APO
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