Tiger Tales: Valley squads beat Elkater in rough night
Larry Halverson scored near one point as Valley Freshmen Sophomores defeated Elkater 2% :% with runs of 36 and 6 yards and passes for 40. Wikader added a 4th quarter rush. The squad improves to 2-2, next traveling to Maynard to play West Central. Band plans final halftime show Diet Riot Friday Oct 27 with weight loss skits and calisthenics. Valley Future Teachers elected officers and annual sales, prizes, and senior proofs described. Calendar lists games, meetings, and a week of meals with no school on Friday.
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Guttenberg
el- Akedler Ard
Calmar
North High
Maynerd
Blue Devils
West Central
Tiger Marphing
America
Valley High
Darlene Hofer
Dixie Shepard
Victor Feller
Duane Franks
Clermont
Elgin
Wadens
Intercollegiate Press Incorporated
Kansas City
Lecture on narcotics and reform at Valley gym
Held Wednesday October 18 at Valley gym with speaker Peter Tanis, criminologist from Cook County, Chicago. He warned of narcotics evils, stressed discipline and spirituality for youth, and gave a vivid account of life behind prison walls and escorting a condemned killer to the electric chair. An engaging Q&A followed.
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Valley
Peter Tanis
Forgin
Cook County
Tanis
West Central Blue Devils overpower Valley 57 to 18
West Central wins sixth straight, routing Valley High 57 18 as Carlyle Blockhus returns a kickoff for a Valley TD and Mickey Lamphier scores for West Central. A safety by Alan Jeanes and a 36 yard pass from John Arp to Steve Kwane highlight the scoring. Valley will host Payette next Friday.
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Quarters Valley
West Cen
West Central Blue Devils
Valley High
Carlyle Blockhus
Valley
West Central
Centralia
Mickey” Lamphier
Torson
Alan Jeanes
Arp
John Arp
Steve Kwane
Lamphier
West Central Triumph Over Valley In Football Showdown
West Central built a 23-4 lead, expanded to 57-16 final as Valley scored late. Highlights include Alan Jeanes scoring from one yard, Lamphier catching a TD pass, Torpsi’s 58 yard bootleg, and a defensive pick by John Aty. Local notices follow with community visits and gatherings around West Union and Clermont.
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West Central
Valley
Alan Jeanes
Arp
Lamphier
Cone! Valley
Social News From Brainard Area Families
Brainard area residents hosted and visited over the week with gatherings at the Howard Van Sickle home and the Wilson Paterson home in Ogden. Attendees included Rex Folkerts of Steamboat Rock, Mr and Mrs Clem Meyer, Ed Fenner and family, Bob Hanson and family, Roger Reeder and family, John Brackin and family of Waterloo, and Ruth Ann Kohls visiting from Independence. The wedding of Karen Weideman and Dale Dyke at Zion Lutheran Church in West Union was reported.
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Gon
Chioé Lyons
Muthh Boyle
Glen Boyer
Mrs. Lyons
Ronnie Bantz
Gary
Fayette
Lyle Martin
Hob
Jim
Gary Reeder
Boyer
West Union
Harold Bennett
Clermont
Wilson , Patterson
Richard
Kohls
Donald
Ruth Ann
Himer Kohls
Melvin Martin
Joe Ladgh
Jortis
Martin
Tires
Bet Riley
Mary
Carol
Mary McCoy
McGregor
Park Rapids
Minn
Glee Boyer
Ed Penner
Lawrence Gehting
Howard van Sickle
Rex Folkerts
Rock
Wilson Paterson
Richard Kohls
Libbie Larson
Gtern Boyer
Clem Meyer
Ed Fenner
Richard Fenner
Ogden
Halloween Safety Tips From National Safety Council
Halloween is a night for children to roam streets for candy and mischief. Use makeup instead of masks to preserve vision and reduce danger. Choose light colored flameproof costumes and keep a flashlight glowing inside pumpkins to improve visibility. Also follow standard safety precautions to prevent accidents on Halloween night.
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Seattle
Wash
October road safety reminder for drivers and pedestrians
A notice warns drivers and pedestrians to avoid dashing between parked cars, refrain from street play, and use care crossing streets. Drivers should watch for holes in construction zones along the highway and proceed with caution.
Cattle on Feed Hits Record 1.163 Million in Iowa
Cattle and calves on grain feed for slaughter in Iowa totaled 1,163,000 head as of October 1, a record for the date. This surpassed the 1960 October 1 high of 1,088,000 by 12 percent and exceeds the 1960-58 October average of 891,000 by 34 percent. The figure reflects a seasonal drop from July 1 levels of 1,305,000 by about 14 percent, with historical drops of 23 percent in 1880 and an average 21 percent from July 1 to October 1.
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Iowa
Warns Keep from Between Parked Cars in Traffic
Public safety notice warns that drivers frequently fail to see pedestrians between parked cars, contributing to accidents. It urges pedestrians to cross streets only at intersections and stay alert to oncoming motorists.
Local Social Roundup The Tow Wisconsin Visit and House Guests
Mrs. Mary Allen visited in Oelwe on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Cline and Mr and Mrs Hansell Wenger attended the Tow Wisconsin event. Several local families hosted visitors and shared Sunday dinners and suppers including the Jacob and Kiingmen households and Mary Barrett of West Union.
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Mary Allen
Oelwe
Harry Cline
Hansell Wenger
Tow
Wisconsin
Elliott Olson
Kevin
Clermont
Levi’ Friedan
Albert L. Derniér
Roger Frieden
Sharnel Rothitsberger
Budyche
Budyche Home, ‘Elisaiér, Mr. and Mrs. Johsi ’ Scher
Dorothy
Jean
Archie Schroeder
Kenneth
Leon’ Jacob
A. B. Jacob
Erson
Motee
EL Nata
Timmy
E. J. Kiinginmen
Mary Barrett
West Union
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Valley Future Teachers of America
Robert Mott
Helen Christen
Kathi Jones
Maureen Baldwin
Press
Linda DeSart
Bonnie Swenson
Parker Joliet
Ea Fume
Moniteur Studios
Cedar Rapids
Fredericksburg
Adult Farmer Meeting
Young Farmer Meeting
Sumner
F.T.A
West Central Tops Valley
Bikader
Waukon
Postville
North
Elkader
Brainard News
LOGAL
BUICK
John Falb & Sons
Rour Bulk Dealer
Skonda
Goodyear
Fauser, Oil, Company
The
National Safety Council
Ays
Marianna Propane's
P. O. Box
Philgos
Postville, Iowa
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