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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1966

Page

6

Men's Monday Night Handicap League Standings and Scores

Greatting's Market leads with 3 wins while Buettner Construction and Baltz's Tavern are 4 2 and 4 2 respectively. Neighborhood Shell, Falstaff, and Weilbacher's Philgas show 2 4 records with results to date. Janson and Oswald top Neighborhood Shell with scores near 480s. Mueller stars for Weilbacher's Philgas with 507.

Greatting Buettner Construction Shell Baltz’s Tavern Falstaff Weilbacher’s Philgas Budweiser New Hanover D. Janson J. Janson Oswald Hick D. McMullan

Columbia Harriers Beat Waterloo for Fifth Win

Columbia's cross country team defeated Waterloo 23 to 32 in rainy conditions. Austin Campbell won in 11:00, with Herbst third Burks fifth Wilde sixth and Niemietz eighth. The victory improves the record to five wins and two losses and previews upcoming meets and a Cahokia Conference shift.

Columbia Waterloo Bulldogs Austin Campbell Kurt Herbst Dave Burks Ken Wilde Bill Niemietz Assumption Mater Dei St. Henry’s Lincoln O'Fallon Cahokia Lebanon Dupo Waterloo Mee

Bowling score summary from local lanes

Kempf 519 Hofstetter 391 Kempf 431 Hofstetter 472 Budweiser Schroeder 430 McIlvaney 385 Juengling 477 Janson 510 Hanover Luhr 445 Rey 443 Rehmer 528 Biasch 433 Friz 516 Baltz Tavern Challa combe 446 Landgraf 532 Mathews 473 Riebeling 471 Mathews 607 Buettn er Cont. Greatting 505 Buss 514 Land graf 509 Carle 569 Janson 592 Ind High Single E Mathews 225 Ind High Three E Mathews 607 Team High Single Greatting s Market 992 Team High Three Buettner Const 2691

Columbia Eagles Stay Undefeated With Three Wins

The Columbia Eagles beat O'Fallon 8-1 on Friday then swept Gorham 3-2 and 7-2 in a Saturday doubleheader to run their winning streak to twelve. Pitcher Jim Kremmel allowed two hits in the O'Fallon win while Steve Davenport earned the deciding victory in the first Gorham game and Bob Niemietz pitched the second Gorham game. Paul Frierdich led the offense with a triple and a single, and Dan Radison added a triple and a single in the Gorham finale.

Columbia Eagles Eagles O’fallon Gorham Jim Kremmel Cahokia O'Fallon Holiday Steve Davenport Jim Gould Gary Roediger Columbia Paul Frierdich Bob Niemietz Vernon Smith Dan Radison Hollman Marber

Entertain for Mrs Elsa Reichenbach by Daisy Club friends

Mrs Winfred Stanhope and Mrs F W Weiner hosted a luncheon at Mrs Stanhope’s home for Mrs Elsa Reichenbach of El Cajon California visiting here. Also present were Mrs Elmer Volkert Mrs Ferdinand Rohm and Mrs John Tunze all former members of the Daisy Club in Columbia.

Winfred Stanhope F.W. Weiner Stanhope Elsa Reichenbach el Cajon California Elmer Volkert Ferdinand Rohm John Tunze Daisy Club Columbia

DeMolay Chapter Holds Initiation in Columbia Hall

E A Weiner Chapter DeMolay met at the Masonic Hall in Columbia last Wednesday evening initiating seven candidates. New officers elected include Michael Kinker Master Counselor Curtis Wiechert Senior Counselor and Rogere Schaefer Junior Counselor. Installation set for Saturday evening. Eugene Haberl retires as Counselor.

E. A. Weiner Masonic Hall Columbia David Burks Michael Kinker Curtis Wiechert Rogere Schaefer Eugene Haberl

Suede Garment Care and Drycleaning Costs

Suede items should be professionally drycleaned by firms specializing in leather care. Cleaning suede is often more expensive than laundering other apparel due to specialized treatment needs.

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New 1967 Car Models Unveiled by Local Dealers Weekend Display

Columbia Motors Inc showcases the 1967 Ford lineup along with the Mercury Cougar and Mercury models. Kruse Chevrolet features the 1967 Chevrolet lineup including the Camaro. Puckett Motors highlights the 1967 Plymouth Fury with standard and optional V eight engines. Sales staff will explain features at all three showrooms amid a weekend of new model excitement. The text also covers New Hanover Lucky 4 H Club meeting notes and upcoming events including a hayride and National 4 H week window display.

Chevrolet Columbia Motors, Inc America Kruse Chevrolet Puckett Motors

Columbia High elects Student Council officers for 66 67

Sixteen class representatives and the president met on September 23 1966 to elect officers for the 66 67 school year. Vice-president Dave Riebeling secretary Sandy Jahr treasurer Jim Habermehl and reporter Bernice Bess were chosen. President George Horsley was elected last year. The Council will meet twice a month with dates pending. A picnic at Monroe County Nursing Home Waterloo drew many Columbia families last Wednesday with activities moved indoors due to cool weather. Residents’ novelties were sold at booths.

Columbia High School Dave Riebeling Sandy Jahr Jim Habermehl Bernice Bess George Horsley Columbia Monroe County Waterloo

Local soldier Roger Johnson Jr returns home to attend Castle Heights

Roger Johnson Jr the son of Mr and Mrs Roger Johnson Sr of Columbia has spent weeks at home and returned to Lebanon Tennessee where he attends Castle Heights Military Academy A large crowd attended the Senior Citizens Club meeting at Turner Hall last Thursday afternoon and enjoyed a pleasant social afternoon.

Roger Johnson Jr Roger Johnson Sr E. McKee Street Columbia Lebanon Tennessee Castle Heights Military Academy Senior Citizens Club Turner Hall

Wee CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Details and Balance Figures

The passage lists common stock total par value with 8000 authorized and outstanding shares. It shows surplus and undivided profits figures including 358,573.44 and 3,727,011.52, plus 62,322.88 and 16,573.50. It notes large negative totals for retained earnings or similar equity items: -7,971,807.15 and -1,560,846.45.

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