Coggon Ousts Sacred Heart Gals In Tight Earlville Final
Coggon edged Sacred Heart 39 37 at Earlville to reach the finals after a frantic finish. Clair O Rourke led Sacred Heart with 16 points while Janet Holmes added 15. Donna Kremer and Marilyn Price sparked Coggon with steady scoring and guard work by Judy Ferring Virginia Morrissey and Ruth Ann Muller. Mary Ellen Helms contributed for Sacred Heart as Monticello rallied late but fell short with 31 26 third period deficit. Sacred Heart won their path to the final with a 49 30 semifinal over St. Marys Cascade.
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Coggon
Sacred Heart Girls
Monticello
Earlville
Eagles
Nets
Ruth Ann Muller
Bob Mullen
Clair O'Rourke
Coggan
Eagle
Janet Holmes
Mary Ellen Helms
Sacred Heart
Donna Kremer
Marilyn Price
Judy Ferring
Virginia Morrissey
Ferring
Morrissey
Gals
Linn County
Sacred Fleart
St. Mary’s of Cascade
Winthrop
Winthrop St. Mary's
Cascade St. Mary’s
Benhart
Hulin
St. Mary's
Cascade
Panthers Host Final Home Games in WaMaC Schedule
The Monticello Panthers finish home fixtures with Manchester at Monticello this Friday and a final game against Marion on February 16 at Monticello. They automatically reach the sectional finals on February 23 at Anamosa, facing the Anamosa-Springville winner in Class A.
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Wamac
Monticello
Panther
Manchester
Marion
Panthers
Anamosa
Sacred Heart to Finish Season With 3 Key Games
Sacred Heart cagers end their season with three upcoming contests. Tonight the Sacred Heart girls face Monona, Iowa’s top team at the public school gym. The boys meet Worthington. On Monday Colesburg teams visit Monticello parochial gym. Next Wednesday the Eagles close the regular season at Earlville.
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Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Girls
Monona
Iowa
Worthington
Colesburg
Monticello
Eagles
Earlville
Local dairy leader elected to Farmers' Mutual Creamery board
Richard Hanken, a prominent dairy farmer south of Monti cello, was elected to the board at the creamery's 53rd annual meeting replacing Henry Bohl ken. Other directors include Rudolph Ambuehl George Hoffman Colin Tschantz George Heiken Francis Miller and Louis Hanken. Officers to be named tonight. Annual report shows over 500000 dollars gross for 1950.
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Richard Hanken
Monticello
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company
Henry Bohlken
Rudolph Ambuehl
George Hoffman
Colin Tschantz
George Heiken
Francis Miller
Louis Hanken
Intoxication Cases Heard By Justice Echternacht
Three intoxication cases heard by Justice Ray Echternacht this week note Peter Kedley Cascade paying 10 dollars and costs on January 31 and 25 dollars with costs the next day. Officer William Null made the first arrest and Officer Ivan Reynolds the second. Null also arrested Harry Clark Monticello last Thursday and Clark was fined 25 dollars with 15 dollars suspended. Also appears a for sale notice for a purebred spotted Poland sow to farrow Feb 20 and several grade sows to farrow in March and April from Earl Keegan and Sons.
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Justice
Ray Echternacht
Peter Kedley
Cascade
William Null
Ivan Reynolds
Null
Harry Clark
Monticello
Justice Echternacht
Poland
Forrow
Farrow
Earl Keegan and Sons
Wyoming
Iowa
Ich
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Alan Hale
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Tag
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A. R. Wood
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Ane
Stuhler’s
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Vinton Wee
Eerie
Maquokéta
Marion Peta
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Anchester
Monticello St
Monticello Creamery
Dick Hanken
Paul A. Siedenburg
RCA
John Beckmann
North
Davis Street
Cornell
Cornell College
June McConlogue
Palestrina
Echutz
Emilio Dei Cavalieri
Son
David
Gibbon
Evangelia Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Nancy Andrus
Rockford
Illinois
William Taylor
Traet
Jacques Jolas-nen
Jacques Wolf
Don Malin
Zoltan ‘Kéddly
Randall Thompson
Mr. Farmer
Frith’s
Taylor’s Cities Service
Olin
Prairieburg
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Scotch Grove
Center Junction
Cashman Hardware
Blanchard
Jim’‘s Inn
Johnny Lahey
E. E. Frith Company
Dubuque, Iowa
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