Valley High School Activities and Football Recap
Valley High students and staff prepared for picture day and updated activities including a musical production set for November, new teachers and cheerleaders, a reading program, and the first Student Council meeting. The Tigers opened football play with a 20 19 victory over South Winneshiek and next face Postville, Elkader, West Central, Fayette, Sumner, and North, as classes elected officers for 1966 67.
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Valley School System
Baldwin
Cheryl Anderson
Lesle Miller
John Rothlisberger
Pat Sniffin
Joyce Larson
Patty Amundson
Daryl Anderson
David Meyer
Sophmore
Jim Reeder
Marcia Dennier
Derryn Leonhart
Valley
Was Am Teas Butikofer Oeumei Us
Sez Tigers
South
cStek
Asi
Desi
Winneshiek
Wal
Tigers
Paydirt
David Roberts
Roberts
Duane Reeder
South Winneshiek
Keith Sersland
Dave Kuhn
Kuhn
Warriors
Tiger
Warrer
Robert
Neshiek
Postville
Elkader Cen
West Cen
Fayette
Sumner
North
Waykon
A.C
Gary Kieppe
State News Primary Highlights Close Governor Race and Senate Pick
The primary produced tight results with William Murray edging Robert Beck for the Republican nomination for governor by under 1,400 votes. Beck, publisher of Centerville papers, doubts the canvass will reverse unofficial tallies while Murray plans no campaigning until canvass completion. Smith-Cameron fills Democratic U.S. Senate seat after a strong statewide showing for Smith. Scherle edges Swanson for Seventh District GOP nomination by under 600 votes. Touchae defeats Stoffer for Third District Democratic nomination with strong Waterloo support. Legislature sees surprises as Sen. Mincks loses bid for a third term and Sen. Hansen goes down to Galetich. Walker of Williams remains.
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William Murray
Robert Beck
State Executive Council
Beck
Murray
Gov. Hughes
Centerville
Smith-Cameron
E. B. Smith
U.S. Senate
Smith
Towa
Gary Cameron
Scherle - Swanson
William Scherle
Henderson
Scherle
John Swanson
Touchae - Stoffer
Lawrence
Pat) Touchae
Waterloo
Henry Stoffer
Sheffield
Touchae
Stoffer
Jake Mincks
Ottumwa
Fayette County Seeks Stronger Voice in Legislature
A message urges continued support from residents and friends to ensure Fayette County has an effective voice in the upcoming legislative session.
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Fayette County
Elgin Echo masthead and publication details
The Elgin Echo is a weekly newspaper published every Thursday in Elgin Iowa. It is issued by James A Hermen and entered as second class mail matter since September 1 1891 at Elgin Fayette County Iowa.
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Elgin
Fayette County
Iowa
James A. Hermen
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