Eldora 880 Team Captures Fifth in State Meet
Eldora's 880 relay team of Frank Walde Ken Wagner Gary Button and Roger Harrington placed fifth in the Class B state indoor meet at Iowa City amid 57 schools. Individual Tigers runners Harrington Walde Hubbard Parker and Collins posted solid times and Hilton? final placements while the Tigers anticipate further dual meets and a trip to the April 20 Iowa State Teachers College relays.
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Eldora
Tigers
Iowa City
Tiger
Dale DeVault
DeVault
Frank Walde
Ken Wagner
Gary Button
Roger Harrington
Lamont
Oelwein
Lake City
West Des Moines
Gary Parker
Jim Hubbard
Jim Larson
Frank Nowasell
Dick Stone
Stone
Button
Frank Lyman
Wagner
Harrington
Walde
Hubbard
Parker
Ken Collins
Collins
Iowa State Teachers College
Bonus to Squads In Girls Sectional
The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union mailed nearly $6,000 in bonus mileage checks to 614 member schools that attended 64 Girls Sectional Tournaments. Executive Secretary Rod Chisholm said extra income from higher attendance allowed the board to return funds, with bonuses ranging from 5 to 20 dollars per team depending on games played. Total payments for 1952 Sectionals amount to $31,457, with all tournaments totaling $51,870.4 cents, a first in 26 years and sustaining the union’s reserves.
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Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union
Iowa
Rod Chisholm
Iowa Girls’ Union
Chisholm
Girls’ Union
Cribbage Finals Set Tomorrow at American Legion Club
The city cribbage finals and consolation matches will be held tomorrow at the American Legion club rooms starting at 7:30 p.m. C. Q. Short faces Don Marks for the crown while Harold Creps meets Ray Teske in the consolation. The Legion doubles final pairs Art Luglan and Gene Foster against Clarence DeCook and Wallace Cordes.
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American Legion
Short
Don Marks
Harold Creps
Ray Teske
Art Luglan
Gene Foster
Clarence DeCook
Wallace Cordes
All-State Honors To Three PL Cagers
Three Pine Lake conference cagers were named on the all state selections announced during the past weekend. Don Hornung Hubbard and Don Luiken Steamboat Rock were forwards in the Iowa Daily Press selections. Harm Jass Alden earned honorable mention at center in the Des Moines Register picks.
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Pine Lake
Allstate
Iowa Daily Press
Don Hornung
H Ubbard
Don Luiken
Steamboat Rock
Des Moines Register
Harm Jass
Alden
Hornung
Luiken
Jass
RADCLIFFE By Miss Lulu Jones
Atlee Myers of Des Moines visited in the home of Mr and Mrs I E Cammack Wednesday. H A Mason and Mr and Mrs Duane Maakestad were Webster City visitors Wednesday. Mrs Mason spent the day in the Maakestad home caring for her grandsons. Miss Lulu Jones returned home Wednesday evening after spending since Tuesday evening in the home of her cousin Mrs Mabel Johnson. On Tuesday evening they attended a concert at the Congregational church by the Grinnell College Girls Glee club and also attended a one o clock luncheon.
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Atlee Myers
Des Moines
I. E. Cammack
H. A. Mason
Duane Maakestad
Webster City
Local notes from Ames and nearby communities on weekly events
The Ladies Society meets at the church while Mrs Prescott and her husband return from California after six weeks visiting Vernon in Los Angeles and friends in San Diego, Temple City and Riverside. Their son, who joined Merchant Marines, sails to Japan. Cora Mae Ullestad and Anna Mae Harestad attend the Skating Follies in Minneapolis. Harmony Club meets with basket weaving and songs. Parsonage redecorated in prep for Rev. Kramme arriving late April. Mr Clarke and son relocate to the southside. Various Ames visitors and ill relatives noted among neighbors.
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Ladies’ Society
California
B. G. Prescott
Vernon
Los Angeles
San Diego
Temple City
Riverside
Merchant Marines
Japan
Williams
Maca
Arizona
Minneapolis
Cora Mae Ullestad
Anna Mae Harestad
Anna Mae
Hubbard
Cora Mae
Norman Aliestad
Neal
Harmony Club
Married Ladies Harmony Club
Laverne Hinderaker
Donald Larson
A. O. Skrovig
Harvey Hinderaker
Wm. Rahfeldt
Kramme
Wisconsin
Clarke
Little Son
Alden
Charles Knouse
O H. C. Christenson
Red Cross Urges Immediate Blood Donations Nationwide
Immediate action is urged to support disaster victims the sick and wounded and GI families. The appeal stresses that needs do not wait and calls for blood donations from Americans to meet urgent humanitarian needs today.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Work Days at State 4-H Camp Begin Before Opening
Plans announced for the first season of camping at the State 4-H Camp near Boone. Work days start this month ahead of the July 1 opening. Moorman of Iowa State College will direct activities and organize work sessions for 4-H boys and girls over 14.
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State 4-H
Boone
G. A. Lineweaver
Town 4-Hl Club Foundation
Moorman
Bob Moorman
Iowa State College Wildlife Specialists
Managing Boosts Egg Yields in Iowa Poultry Houses
Iowa's average egg production rose 40 percent since 1942 due to better management in poultry houses. W. R. Whitfield reports 184 eggs per laying flock last year versus 132 a decade earlier, based on a poll of 150 flock owners across 12 counties assessing 31 key items in management housing and equipment.
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Iowa
W. R. Whitfield
Iowa State College
Whitfield
Library News by Doris Kaas highlights several new nonfiction works
Doris Kaas reviews new nonfiction titles including White House Profile by Bess Furman on presidential living, Turn West Turn East by Henry Canby, Miracle at Carville by Betty Martin, Gods Graves and Scholars by C W Ceram, North With the Spring by Edwin Way Teale, and New Hopes for a Changing World by Bertrand Russell, noting themes of science history and personal resilience.
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White House
Bess Furman
Beethoven
Schubert
Mendelssohn
George Groves
Dictionary of Music and Musicians
Mark Twain
Henry James
Henry Canby
Betty Martin
Carville
C. W. Ceram
Iowa laying hens may average 200 eggs yearly by 1960
A poultry specialist notes a 19 percent rise in laying hens over the past decade. If the trend continues, Iowa flocks are projected to average about 200 eggs per hen per year by 1960.
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Iowa
Early Lambs Should Be Feeding In Creeps Now
Early lambs born in Iowa flocks before March 15 should be in creeps to reach best weight says Eugene N. Francis extension animal husbandman at Iowa State College. A creep feeding ration of about 1 pound protein supplement to 10 pounds grain with legume hay is advised, using whole corn and oats in a 1 1 mix. Ensure space at the feeder bank so all lambs can eat at once to prevent over eating.
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Towa
Eugene N. Francis
Towa State College
Francis
Bulletin
Iowa State College
Ames
Reading List Highlights From a World of Fiction and Adventure
A catalogue of stories across genres features Helen MacInnes Truman Capote Nancy Mitford and Heinlein among others. Highlights include Neither Five Nor Three The Grass Harp The Blessing Moon Ahead Between Planets Sleeping Mines Cooper's Chance The Mystery of Hidden Village Behold Your Queen Fiddling Cowboy in Search of Gold Sentinel in the Saddle The Swimming Pool Look for the Body and Boss of Golden River.
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Helen Maciinnes
Truman Capote
Nancy Mitford
Leslie Greener
Planets
Robert Heinlein
Venus
Gertrude Finney
Cooper
Jane McIlvaine
Hidden Village
Annette Turngren
Gladys Malvern
Ross Gordon
U. S. Cavalry
Adolph Regli
West
Lloyd
Juanita Jones
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Matthew Christopher
Golden River
Chuck Stanley
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