Eldora High names track hopefuls for Iowa City indoor meet
Eldora High School track coach Dale DeVault reports fifty boys out for spring sports with thirty five competing seriously for track spots. He will select about 11 to 15 runners for the Iowa City indoor meet on March 30, listing several lettermen and promising newcomers among both veterans and freshmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale DeVault
Don Gruenwald
DeVault
Eldora High School
Iowa City
Larry Hollingsworth
Dean Otto
Ronnie O'Bryan
Wayne Eggleston
Mike Crosser
David Grantow
Bob Jeske
Frank Dagit
Marvin Grantow
Granzow Wins Semi to Meet Final Opponent Monday
George Granzow advanced to the city cribbage finals with a 3-2 semi final win over Floyd Gaede. Ted Livengood will face the winner of Guy Brown and Dale Miller in the lower bracket for a shot at Granzow. Finals and consolation start at 7 40 p m Monday March 25 at the local Legion club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Granzow
Floyd Gaede
Ted Livengood
Guy Brown
Dale Miller
Grantow
Legion Club Rooms
Gaede
Economist Links Low Farm Prices to Inflation Trend
Frances A Kutish an agricultural economist at Iowa State College argues that poor farm prices have masked an inflationary condition in the U S economy since 1953 He notes rising wholesale prices and a higher cost of living since mid 1956 yet prices for farms remained weak until the farm price drop halted and other indexes rose indicating inflationary pressure hidden by agriculture.
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United States
Frances A. Kutish
Towa State College
League standings and high honors in local bowling meet
Scores show St Johns and Christian Ref No lead in standings with reference numbers. Highs include Beckhoff 197 in game and Gil Schantz 511 in series while Christian Ref No 2 takes top team game 2141. Other names feature Marie Mairs and John DeMarce among high individual scores for various clubs.
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St. Johns
Beckhoff
Gil Schantz
Christian
Tist Christian
V.F. W.no. 1
John DeMarce
Harvey's Painters
Ladies In Art
Aux
Marie
Mairs
F. W
Vilmont’s
V. F. W. Aux
Vinton & Shore
Apy Grundy Businessmen
Center Motor
Dohrmann & Crandall
Minton & Shore
Herald-Index
Rayeber
John T DeMarce
Herald - Tidex
Herald - Index
C. Marks Drug
Farmers Savings Bank
Bs Megan Dairy
St. Bt
No, Ia, Grain Co
Bekemeler Hdw
Harald Creps
Don Brown
Har Old Creps
Marks
Drug
Marks Drug
Radcliffe Notes on Open House and Visits
Open house for Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hinderaker to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary at Our Savior's Lutheran church from 2 to 5 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Sunday guests include Mr. and Mrs. Junior Tiesta and son of Council Bluffs, Carl Prescott, Mrs. Don Larson and son. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed across Radcliffe and nearby towns, with events at churches, birthday observances, and a Waldorf College choir concert at Our Savior's Lutheran Church.
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Harvey Hinderaker
Ailver
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Junior Tiesta
Council Bluffs
Carl Prescott
Don Larson
A. ©. Skrovig
Tjelia
Baby
Alma Schwartz
Boone
Emma Smith
Washington
Nellie Smith
California
Marie Berge
Ella ‘Hovelsrud
Lola Greiman
Susie Doering
Clara Reiks
Hubbard
Aaron Trarks
Earl Farwell
Mercelle Sexe
Ellsworth
Ira Kleckner
Alden
Ellsworth Eisner
Manly
I. E. Cammack
Hubert Gaard
Lonnie Masson
Mason
Honor
Lonnie Mason
Emma ‘Wiemer
Joe Mason
West Des Moines
Frank Honeck
Hampton
Des Moines
Alice Stenberg
Stenberg
Johnnie Hills
Colfax
John Lettow
Mary Greeley Hospital
Ames
Knute Haugland
Howard Haugland
Sigurd Haugland
Story City
Veterans’ Hospital
Mr. Haugland
John Marker
Clarion
Wallace Mason
James Amundson
Marker
Radcliffe
Masons
Raymon Thorson
Texas
Arthur Thorson
Oklahoma City
W. W. Newton
Lathrop
Frank Poole
Martyn Mossman
Spirit Lake
Mossman
Warren Mossman
David Topp
Evergreen
John Bleeker
Ackley
Res Warren Mossman
Fam I
Man and Sons
Topp
Malo Reece
Steven
Dobson
N.C
Reece
Ebe
Noah Reece
New Providence
Dale Sheldon
Earl Beatty
Virginice ‘Tolheim
Jewell
North Carolina
Malo
E. E. Reece
Martin Branyard
Romaine Ranger
Philip Golf
Leonard Johnson
H.R. Bruns
Carrie Larson
Marie Berye
de Floren Olson
al Klug
Ray
Rose Mary Bergeson
Belmond
Lutherland
Roland
Ernest Hinderaker, Jr
Ernest Hinderaker
Junior
Everette Severson
Dennis
Jane
Marshalltown
Lester Severson
Kent
Curtis Severson
Kathlene
Arnold Severson
Willard Hinderaker
Lewis Bjerkestrand
Radcliffe and
Omer Giroux
Ungrich
Kenneth Elstreim
Martyn and
Gaynell
Oscar Swenson
Elmer Warman
Eldora
C. E. Warman
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran Church
St. John’s Evangelical U. B. Church
Mrs Oren Dreier To Head County Cancer Drive
Mrs Oren Dreier of Hubbard will chair the 1957 Hardin County cancer control drive announced by Mrs Harold Faust general chairman of the county ACS board. Koempel of West Union praised volunteers as Iowa targets $655370 for research education and service with April named Cancer Control Month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Dreier
Hubbard
Cancer Control Program
Hardin County
Harold Faust
American Cancer Society
Dreler
Iowa
Tax on writing tools targets schoolchildren and housewives
An unusual excise tax is largely directed at writing tools used by school children and housewives, while most other excise taxes remain hidden. The note suggests this policy disproportionately affects ordinary households and educational needs.
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Little Sue
Johnny
Schaeffer
Writi
Korea
U.S
Schieffer
Publc
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Tim Cote
Jim Shadle
Gary Frazer
Tom Flickinger
Steve Simons
Phil Simpson
Mark Mettlin
Ronald Hackney
Larry Chrisman
Jim Hough
Larry McNertney
David Vinton
Roger O'Bryan
Dick Pratt
Dick Monteith
Jim Follett
Larry Mathews
Roger Martin
Geo
Granzow Downs
Wellsburg Church
Pine Lake League
Spranks Service Uy
St.Bauls Lutheran
Harvey’s Painters
O'Bryon Chey
Mr. and
Mrs. Martyn Moss
H. A. Mason
James J. Davies
the Christian Science ,Monitor ” ‘Vena Aally
Boston
Worldformans
Feamily
Towa
Robert C. Koempel
West Union
Fort Dodge
India
Russia
Winnie
National Safety
Washington and
C. Wilson Harder
Craig Schaeffer
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