Postville Edges Valley in Double Overtime Thriller
Postville overcame a second half deficit to beat Valley 44 to 43 on their home court in double OT. Dennis Eder sunk two free throws at the end of the second overtime after Dave Frieden’s late layup, with Eder scoring 18 for Postville and Merlin Chapman 16 for Valley. Also noted are student activities on advertising, problems class, and basic skills tests given in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postville
Valley
Tiger
Pered
Bill Harris
Dave Frieden
Dennis Eder
Eder
Merlin Chapman
Keith Kohler
Elgin Co-op
Iowa
UU Students Train as Teachers at C E Schools
Practice teachers from Upper Town University train in three elementary classes at Elgin for nine weeks. Mary Leverington teaches kindergarten under supervisor Mrs L L Kiple. Mass Leverington and Mass Reavis, both due to graduate with two year certificates in June, work in grade four and grade three respectively under named supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Town University
Elgin
Mary Leverington
L. L. Kiple
Mass Leverington
Maynard
Jigh Schoor
Wall
Upper Iowa
Eleanor Reavis
Russell Wenger
Mass Reavis
Eikader
Des Anes Binenhein Mas
Ger Grarinyd
Seaurooxe
Fogie Wath Junius
Karl Moe
Upper Luwe
Upper Down
ULS Army
Eh Mies
Keokuk County Officials Visit Valley High for Reorganization Plan
Ten men from Keokuk County including Supt. Mossberry and Supt. Mac Donald visited Valley High on a January day to discuss a school reorganization area valued at about 12 million dollars and a high school serving around 300 pupils. The delegation admired Valley High’s plan and building quality. During a January 28 pep meeting, Roger Moward and Bert Henderson presented the boys basketball second place trophy to Mr. Moore, and Anna Friederich received the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow pin from Mr. Moore for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk County
Valley High
W. JW. Mossberry
Kenneth R Mac Donald
Ollie
Elmer E. Basket
Farson
Roger Moward
Bert Henderson
Mr. Moore
Betty Crocker
Moore
Anna Friederich
Tigers overpower Fayette Team in late quarter surge
Valley's freshman forward Di Anne Frieden scored 32 points to lead the Tigers to a 53-25 win over the Fayette Cardinals on Friday night in Fayette. Valley built a 29-11 lead, extended to 41-16 after the third quarter, and finished with a 52-23 tally after the final period. Coach Dale Fogle emptied the bench in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Dianne Frieden
Tigers
Fayette Cardinals
Fayette
Iocals
Dale Fogle
Notice to Creditors in Fayette County Iowa 1936 filing
Creditors of Harold M Eigin Fayette County Town are notified of an assignment of all property with exemptions recorded in Book 181 page 261 Fayette County Iowa. You must file claims against Harold Eigin within three weeks from the first publication in Elkton Iowa weekly newspaper. Publication January 9, 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Eigin
Fayete
Dember
Harald
E.gin
Fayette County
Omanon
Harold Ora
Uhe
Administratrix Notice of Estate of Altalingman Deceased
Elizabeth Libbie Larson is named administratrix with the will annexed of the Altalingman estate in Fayette County Iowa. All creditors must present claims to the District Court for allowance and all debtors must pay the administratrix. Dated January 20, 1958. Traeger and Koempel Attorneys for Administratrix West Union Iowa 21-23C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fayette County
Iowa
Altalingman
Elizabeth
Libbie) Larson
Traeger & Koempel Attorneys
West Union
Lowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard
Barbara Anderson
Sandra ‘Bilden
Treas
Meriin Chapman
Joyce Larson
Dawe
National Honor Safety
Valwydiogn
Uts
Hwiart Swenson
Roger
Elgn Lowe Soseer & Koemped & Aseghee Snst
Wubicetion
Wadena
Carl
G.W. Alderson
Hecho Advertiser
Chase Manufacturing CO
Ebner Erb
Lowell Gehring
Luana
Haas
Clermont
Guernsey
T.B
Bangs
Farrow
SC Case
John Deere
Oliver
van Brandt
Allis Chalmers
Minneapolis
Victor Endgate
Woods Brothers
Flare Boards Perfection Milker
Harold
Gurdo
Ben
Mosby
ORTH
Herbert Haas
Thompson & Schatz, Aueta
Elgin State Bank
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