Baseball Moving West In 1958 Dodgers Giants may move west
The article discusses possible moves of National League teams the Brooklyn Dodgers to Los Angeles and the New York Giants to San Francisco in 1958. It notes a westward expansion would make baseball truly national, with future south and Texas moves likely, and cautions against spreading unfounded gossip that harms people.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Giants
San Francisco
Cincinnati Reds
New York
West Coast
Texas
Kansas City
Chicago
Washington
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Knoll Family Holds 31st Reunion at Clarksville Park
Bristow News notes about four cent descendants of the Sebastian Knoll family gathered at Heery Wood Park in Clarksville Sunday for the 31st reunion. Two original children remain: Hanna Pfaltzgraff of Dumont and Ervin Knoll of Cedar Falls, the latter absent due to poor health. Keith Hearn was the youngest attendee. Officers elected: Mrs. Sam Santee as president and Mrs. Henry Miller as secretary and treasurer. Attendees represented Shell Rock, Cedar Falls, Aplington, Waterloo, Hampton, Dumont, Bristow, Rockford, Hawkeye and Hartland Minnesota.
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Sebastian Knoll
Heery Wood Park
Clarksville
Hanna Pfaltzgraff
Doris Ressler Birthday Luncheon in Allison
Mr and Mrs Bob Ressler hosted a Sunday luncheon in honor of their daughter Doris for her sixth birthday. Attendees included Harold Sherman Robert and Jane Sherman and evening dinner guests from Allison included Fred Wiegmann Hubert Ressler Roger Shultz Karen and James Wiegmann.
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Bob Ressler
Doris
Harold Sherman
Robert & Jane
Fred Wiegmann
Hubert Ressler
Roger Shultz
Karen
James Wiegmann
Allison
Yosts Host Guests From Tucson and Minnesota
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Yost entertained visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wallard of Tucson Arizona and Mrs Alma Yost of Grand Rapids Minnesota at their Cedar Falls home Friday afternoon for calls and social visits with local friends.
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C. L. Yost
Jack Wallard
Tucson
Arizona
Alma Yost
Grand Rapids
Minnesota
Cedar Falls
Hospital Return For Mrs Bowen After Minor Surgery
Mrs John Bowen, who underwent minor surgery at Methodist hospital in Rochester on Saturday, returned home Wednesday and is in satisfactory condition. The text mentions Ervin Knoll and a relative of Mr Yost, plus roles of a probation officer and a detective in Tucson, but details are unclear.
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John Bowen
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Ervin Knoll
Visiting Father Families in Denver Visit Home
Visiting Father Mr and Mrs John Young and son of Denver Colorado came Saturday to spend several days visiting in the home of her father Luppo Schriever and other relatives.
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John Young and Son
Denver
Colorado
Luppo Schriever
Local visits and guests noted around Bristow area
Bristow locals and visitors frequent area homes adding to a busy social round. Families from Waterloo Evansdale Phoenix Tucson Grand Rapids Parkersburg Mason City Allison and Allison area residents are listed visiting relatives and friends in Bristow Dumont Sheffield and Yost homes. A Fairview church group plans a picnic in Allison Court House Park. Linus Merfeld family moved to Hansell. Janelle Duffield from Madison Wisconsin spent Monday morning with a local family.
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Harry Card
Sheffield
George Stewart
Donald Wabbena
Waterloo
Richard Abben
Evansdale
Ed Abben
Wayne Abben
Fort Lewis
Washington
A. B. Har Jken
Koert Kramer
Nancy Johnson
Glen Hearn
S. E. Hearn
Dumont
Carl Kroll
Gary
Joyce
Phoenix
Arizona
Fred Sherman
Doris
Ann Ressler
Alma Yost
Grand Rapids
Minnesota
C. L. Yost
Ben Jungling
Parkersburg
Mason City
Freddie Siems
Ackley
Kenneth Raisch
Glenn Hearn
Lewis Wilder
Alva Thayer
Clarion
Johnson
Independence
Missouri
Co. L. Yost
Vern Fox
Merle Truax
Fairview
E.U.B
Community notes of visits and gatherings
Sunday evening visitors included and Mrs Ralph Weiland along with Darold Echoff and Clara Jackson. Many local families hosted guests from Greene Webster City Parkersburg and Algona with church events, reunions, and dinners. A surplus school equipment sale, and multiple afternoon and weekend visits marked the social scene across Bristow Ackley Hampton Dumont and Charles City.
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Ralph Weiland
Darold Echoff
Alexander
Clara Jackson
Glenn Hearn
Bristow
E.ul.b
Henry Rover
Greene
Chris Hencken
Clayton Arnolds
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Merry Hearn
Knoll
Clarksville
Patty
Linda
Nancy
David Gibson
George Stewart
Ollie Green
Parkersburg
Thada Olthoff
Vincent Kramer
David
Merle Hearn
Edward Yost
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
C. L. Yost
Bristow School House
Joe Merrill
Wilbur Elliott
Dumont
Gilbert Kuhn
Charles ‘City
Lloyd. Dovey
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