My Neighbors Hop In I Think We’re Going to Get a Push
A neighbor group urges quick help as a stalled vehicle or similar jam prompts a collective push. Bystanders rally, offering space and effort to move the obstruction. No injuries reported. authorities advise caution and coordinate assistance.
Millstadt Beats Columbia 6 3 In Series Opener
Millstadt downed Columbia 6 to 3 in the first of a three game series at Millstadt Sunday afternoon. Millstadt jumped ahead with three runs in the second, one in the third and two in the sixth as Columbia scored one in the fourth and two in the fifth. Pistor and Sandhenrich led Millstadt with two hits each while Roessler and Rehg had two for Columbia. Steffenauer and Meyer delivered the only two extra base hits, a triple and a double respectively. Millstadt to play at Columbia next Sunday with a win wrapping the championship.
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Millstadt
Columbia
Elmer Sandhenrich
Pruett
Roessler
Ritter
Lebanon Greyhounds Crush Eagles
The Lebanon Greyhounds defeated the Eagles 8 to 3 at Columbia on October 1 behind strong hitting from Don Hoffmann and Howard Thomas. Hoffmann homered and singled while Thomas added a double and a single as Lebanon built eight runs across the second fourth and sixth innings. Steve Volkert led the Eagles with two hits, and Gary Roediger started on the mound before being relieved in the sixth by Steve Davenport. Winning pitcher was Korte for Lebanon.
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Lebanon Greyhounds
Don Hoffman
Howard Thomas
Eagles
Columbia
Greyhounds
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Lebanon
Roehrig
Analla
Berry
Pegg
Norman
Steve Volkert
Steve Davenport
Gary Roediger
Allen Andrea
Tom Jehling
Paul Frierdich
Korte
The
Hereford Cow Sold Across States From Illinois to Wisconsin
Janet H. Riebeling of Columbia Illinois sold 1 registered Polled Hereford cow to Eldon Theel of Fond du Lac Wisconsin. The transaction reflects a cross state exchange in cattle trading.
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Janet H. Riebeling
Columbia
Illinois
Eldon Theel
Fond du Lac
Wis
Hawks Close Season With 5 2 Conference Record
The SS Peter and Paul Hawks end the fall baseball schedule with a 5 2 conference mark after a rough start. Marissa leads with 6 1 while SPPS Hawks sit at 5 2 and Red Bud stands 3 3. Leading hitters include Toenjes Arns Goeddel Hankammer Conrad and Metzger as Hankammer tosses four hit shutout vs Marissa and Conrad drives in the winning run vs Walmeyer.
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SS. Peter and Paul High School Hawks
Marissa
Spps Hawks
Walmeyer
Red Bud
Steeleville
Coulterville
Hawks
Bernard Toenjes
Tom Arns
David Goeddel
John Hankammer
John Conrad
Tom Bengo
Bob Metzger
Heil
Hewitt
Fred
Calvert
Hankammer
Valmeyer
Metzger
SPPL
Toenjes
T. Arns
Goeddel
Toal
Degner
Bundy
Rohlfing
Marquardt
Unterseh
Goldschmidt
Hoffmann
Columbia High School Elects Cheerleaders After Voting
On October 1 the Student Council held cheerleader tryouts and a five hour vote. Registered students cast ballots for six varsity and four junior varsity selections. The junior varsity winners were Mary Sue Roessler Sandy Roediger Becky Habermehl and Cheryl Sackman. Varsity winners were Susan Volkert Judy Stumpf Lori Heisler Rosemary Polacek Carole Schlemmer and Candy Hoffman.
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Columbia High School
Mary Sue Roessler
Sandy Roediger
Becky Habermehl
Cheryl Sackman
Susan Volkert
Judy Stumpf
Lori Heisler
Rosemary Polacek
Carole Schlemmer
Candy Hoffman
Remembering a Nebraska homestead childhood memory
Mrs. Leslie Hixon recalls growing up in a Central Nebraska sod house with her parents and four brothers. She describes primitive living conditions with leaking roofs, improvised water collection, and early farm chores including driving horses with hay. The piece ends with a mailing address for contributions.
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Leslie Hixon
Fresno
California
Nebraska
Columbia Eagles Cross Country Earns Experience In Tough Season
The Columbia High School cross country team, led by Coach Bassy, gained experience as freshmen and sophomores competed through September to October meets. Ron Habermehl led several efforts, while Mike Bieber and others posted top times, though Columbia finished 16th in the Southwest High Invitational and ended the season with a Cahokia Conference defeat.
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Columbia Eagles
Eagles
Bassy
Columbia
Mascoutah Indians
Ron Habermehl
Mascoutah
Habermehl
Kenny Wilde
Dave Crook
Jim Pulse
Mike Redmond
Jim Schneider
John Bieber
Jim Miller
Waterloo Bulldogs
Mike Bieber
Steining
Waterloo
Bulldogs
Parrin
Dupo
DePriest
Okanville
Freeburg
Probst
Assumption
Jones Park
East St. Louis
Whelan
Kusier
Columbian
Southwest High
Forest Park
St. Louis
Pat Wilson
Alton
Belleville
Kirkwood
Jim Redmond
Gary King
Bill Nottmeier
St. Louis University
Vashon
Cleveland
Alton East
Alton Central
Alton West
Cahokia
O'Fallon
Classified Ad Seeks To Sell Items By Phone
Short want ad from this paper offers to buy or sell whatever you wish to dispose of. Call 281 4292 to arrange pickup or sale. The notice emphasizes quick, local service through a phone number.
Eagles Rally Past Bulldogs to Close Fall Season
Left handed pitcher Jim Kremmel tossed a three hitter as the Eagles defeated the Waterloo Bulldogs 5 2 at Waterloo on October 2. Eagle bats collected six hits to Waterloo’s three and erased a two run second inning with a five run fifth. Kremmel earned his fourth win of the season as Eagle coach Vernon Smith wrapped up a 7 4 fall season record and a 3 4 Cahokia mark and 2 0 Kaskaskia mark.
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Jim Kremmel
Eagles
Waterloo Bulldogs
Waterloo
Bulldogs
Gary Pieper
Bill Gardner
Nicholson
Allen Andrea
Gary Roediger
Tom Jehling
Steve Volkert
Paul Frierdich
Dan Radison
Allan Hoffman
Eagle
Vernon Smith
Cahokia
Kaskaskia
Enjoying Life New Gospel On Retirement And Work
A newspaper clipping quotes a popular saying urging readers to balance leisure with continued labor. The message promotes persistent work while enjoying life, framing retirement as a stage to pursue both rest and ongoing activity.
Education In Illinois Counselor Role in Student Support
The counselor is a school staff member who works with students, parents, and teachers to solve problems, test and track learning, arrange conferences, and coordinate with nurses, social workers, and psychologists. The role emphasizes in service programs, goal setting, and evaluating overall program effectiveness.
SPPS Dramatics Club Opens Year with New Officers
SPPS High School reports its Dramatics Club held its first meeting of the year under Sister Esther Marie. New officers include Janice Riebeling as President Diane Schoenhoff as Vice President and John Mosbacher as Secretary.
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Spps Dramatics Club
Esther Marie
Janice Riebeling
Diane Schoenhoff
John Mosbacher
Dar-Tels
Dorothy Janson
Betty Neurohr
SPPS
Sock care tip for softer socks and cleaner rinse
A practical wash tip suggests adding a quarter cup of vinegar to the final rinse for socks. This helps remove remaining soap, reduces lint, and leaves socks softer.
Calvin Bode Gladys Zeiger Win Cancer Benefit Tourney
Calvin Bode and Gladys Zeiger captured top prizes at a cancer benefit golf tournament at Waterloo Country Club. Bode led men with a 35 gross, Zeiger led women with 47 gross, Milton Hart won men’s handicap prize with 32, and Mrs. Howard Ludwig won the women’s handicap prize with 37. The Illinois Women’s Golfers Association sponsored the statewide event. prizes were silver items and the local event netted $90 for the cancer fund.
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Calvin Bode
Gladys Zeiger
Cancer Society
Waterloo Country Club
Bode
Miss Zeiger
Milton Hart
Howard Ludwig
Illinois Women's Golfers’ Association
IWGA
Cancer Fund
Education as Describe a Bathing Beauty Without Hands
A wry remark equates education with the skill of describing a bathing beauty without using hands, implying clever or verbal prowess over physical means. The quote frames learning as verbal artistry and interpretation rather than tactile demonstration.
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