Women’s Wednesday Night League standings and scores
S & S Service Center 39 6418 Buettner Coast 35 622 Luhr Bros Inc at 626 Columbia Lanes 31 26 Monroe Bldg Supply 27 630 Vogt’s IGA Foodliner 25 32 Kruse Chevrolet 20 37 Diehl’s Flower Shop 20 37. KRUSE CHEV. Taake 383 Ehlers 427 Doettling 356 Giff horn 372 Asselmeier 431. S & S SERVICE CENTER Greatting 440 Juengling 389 Schmidt 437 Eckert 428. LUHR BROS INC Wessel 289 Luhr 466 Schaefer 423 Riechmann 455 Langhans 461. BUETTNER CONST Dun don 434 Patrick 405 Diehl 428 Thurman 408 Fesser 443. VOGT IGA FOODLINER Bivins 370 Riebeling 425 Distler 331 M Vogt 356. DIEHL S FLOWER SHOP Kuehner 381 McMullan 304 Miller 302 L Vogt 361.
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S & S Service Center
Buettner Coast
Luhr Bros., Inc
Columbia Lanes
Monroe Bldg. Supply
Vogt’s Iga Foodliner
Kruse Chevrolet
Diehl’s Flower Shop
Kruse Chev
Greatting
Juengling
Schmidt
Eckert
Wessel
Luhr
Schaefer
Riechmann
Langhans
Buettner Const
Dundon
Patrick
Diehl
Thurman
Fesser
VOGT
IGA
Bivins
Riebeling
Distler
M. Vogt
Kuehner
McMullan
Miller
L. Vogt
Eagles Defeat Red Bud In Non-Conference Game
In a non-conference matchup at Red Bud the Eagles beat the Musketeers 65-55 for their eighth win. Gary Roediger led Columbia with 14 points, Jim Kremmel 13, Tom Jehling 12, Dan Radison 11, and Paul Frierdich 10 while all top five reached double figures. The Junior Varsity edged Red Bud 44-34 in overtime with Jim Schneider scoring 11.
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Eagles
Red Bud
Musketeers
Columbia
Coach Hood
Gary Roediger
Jim Kremmel
Tom Jehling
Dan Radison
Paul Frierdich
Jim Schneider
Bruce Steppig
Tom Roediger
Scott Smith
Tom Vogt
Bill Niemietz
Dan Witham
Krut Herbst
Steve Harres
Columbia Fgft
Roediger A
Kremmel
Jehling
Radison Ll
Frierdich
Andrea
Freeburg
Boeving
Seibert
Fimreburg
Waterloo
Mark Smith
Bowling scores highlight Monroe Bldg. Supply and Columbia Lanes totals
In a bowling meet, Monroe Building Supply features top marks by Mathews 339, Mattingly 352, Roessler 361, Frank 317, Gummersheimer 420, while Columbia Lanes sees Frierdich 357, Myers 354, Janson 403, Finnerty 379, Hemmer 491. Individual bests include Luhr 211 in the singles and Gummersheimer 523 in three-game series. Team highs go to Monroe Bldg. Supply 840 and Luhr Bros., Inc. 2248.
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Monroe
Supply
Mathews
Mattingly
S. Roessler
Frank
Gummersheimer
Columbia
Frierdich
Myers
Janson
Finnerty
Hemmer
Ind
Luhr
Luhr Bros., Inc
Saving your tax refund as United States Savings Bonds
A guide touts using the tax refund to buy United States Savings Bonds. It notes bonds grow, paying $4 for every $3 in seven years, and says bond purchase supports national efforts in Vietnam. Bonds serve as home down payment funding or education funds and provide emergency security.
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United States
Vietnam
Eagles Edge Freeburg Then Fall To Waterloo Bulldogs
The Columbia Eagles improve to 4-3 in Cahokia Conference after beating Freeburg 40-33 but lose to Waterloo 61-52. Paul Frierdich scores 16 in the Freeburg win, Dan Radison 10. Gary Roediger leads the Waterloo win with 22 for the Bulldogs. Junior Varsity also wins at Freeburg and at Waterloo in overtime.
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Columbia Eagles
Cahokia
Freeburg
Waterloo Bulldogs
Gibault Hawks win twice in week showing scorer depth
Gibault High School basketball beat Red Bud 82 57 on Friday then defeated St Henrys Belleville 86 70 on Sunday. Metzger led the Hawks with 24 points against Red Bud while Hankammer and Metzger each scored 19 versus St Henrys as Manch led Red Bud with 23.
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Gibault Hawks
Red Bud
St. Henry’s
Belleville
Hawks
Metzger
Diehl
Teal
Bengo
Hankammer
Kelley
Toenies
Conrad
Gibault School Names Homemaker Winner and Honors Recognitions
Gibault High School reports Jacqueline Wittenauer named American Homemaker of Tomorrow and eligible for state and national scholarships. John Hankammer finished third in the local Voice of Democracy contest. senior girls take the Betty Crocker test annually.
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Jacqueline Wittenauer
Gibault
Betty Crocker
John Hankammer
Old Trade Selling American Farm Products Abroad
Trade in American farm products to foreign markets traces back 350 years to British use of tobacco imports. The voyage of the ship Elizabeth and the unloading of barrels marked an early phase of this long history.
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Britain
Elizabeth
Notable January dates in history span science and politics
Key events include Edison patenting the electric incandescent lamp on January 27, 1880. U S aviators bombed Germany for the first time on January 27, 1943. Miriam A Ferguson became Texas governor on January 29, 1925. Hitler’s milestones include becoming chancellor on January 28, 1933 and repudiating the Versailles treaty on January 30, 1937. The Virgin Islands were purchased on January 21, 1917 and the U S Supreme Court first met on February 1, 1790. Groundhog Day is observed on February 2.
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Thomas Edison
U. S
Germany
Hitler
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
United States
Virgin Islands
Denmark
U. S. Supreme Court
John Jay
Bond Facts: Savings Bonds Offer Safe Return
Bond facts explain that savings bonds pay back 4 dollars for every 3 dollars invested over seven years is the typical horizon. They are replaced free if lost destroyed or stolen and they carry special tax advantages. They can be redeemed whenever needed.
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Peggy Mueller
Busch Bavarian
Merrimac
Schiemer Ins
Juengling Oil
Legion. No. 1
Schueler: Bros
Kas
Rapps Ins
Legion No
Gateway No
Landgraf Plumbers
Roessler Concrete
Carling Bele
Shell Oilers
D. Janson
Dreher
M. Steffenauer
J. Landgraf
CG. Landgraf
Womack
Wappel
Heisler
Jordam
Schiemer
Roessler
A. Jahr
Daab
Palmer
Shemonia
Weisenborn
H. Steffenauer
Harres
Schneider
K. Range
J. Range
Pennock
G. Levin
R. Levin
Gateway
Gateway NO. 2 (1)—C. Crosley
C. Hankammer
H. Hankammer
Rey
Sellers
Rapps
Carr
D. Happy
H. Stumpf
L. Janson
E. Mathews
Legion NO. 1
Geo
Klohr
Pieper
Schulmeister
Allam Goldschmidt
Rehmer
Schueler Bros
Osick
D. Conrad
Asselemeier
G. Stechmesser
Weston
Bob Roessler
Jordan
Baltz’s Tavern
Falstaff
Shell
Greatting’s Market
New Hanover
Weisbacher’s Philgas
Budweiser
D. McMullan
J. Janson
Hick
Oswald
L. Schumacher
Challacombe
L. Land
Stahlheber
Buss
C. E. Landgraf
M. Janson
Weisbacher
Mueller
Koberlein
Stumpf
R. Rey
Woodcock
Team
Team High
Shirley Bergmann
Ssrpeenanaeeneenene
U.S
Wading Accomp
Bas
Alements
Columbia FG
Radison
Roediger
Eee
Freeburg FG
Murphy
Borrehpohl
Leape Thoma
Ae Ae
Bulldogs
John Neumeyer
Columbia FT PF
Gibault High School
Mueth
Eggerding
Loesche
Albert
Kelly
St. Henry
Wisc
John W. Steinmann
Aarberg
Switzerland
High School News
The
Business Institute of America
Clayton
Missouri
Mary Agnes
Mater Dei
Sister Scholastica, Ad. PP. S
Boston
Blood Mobile Unit
Jeanne Schmitt
Pat Kelly
Jerry May
Kevin Kelly
NHL
Yesteryears
Georgia - Pacific
J-B Bridge Rd
Capitol Theatre
Waterloo, Illinois
Marty Allen
Peyton Place
Lana Turner
Hope Lange
U. S. Savings Bonds
Treasury Department
Advertising Council
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