Schmidt Earns Second Baseball Letter at Coe College
Monticello pitcher Jack Schmidt receives his second varsity baseball letter from Coe College as spring awards are announced. The southpaw finished 3 3 with three wins in Coe s undefeated southern division run in the Midwest Conference, despite the Kohawks losing the conference finals to Carleton two games to one. Schmidt allowed eight earned runs all season for a 1.75 ERA and struck out 37 to lead Coe pitchers.
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Jack Schmidt
Monticello
Coe College
Coe
Wally Schwank
Schmidt
Bob Liddy
Kohawks
Carleton
Decoration day trips and family visits noted in Monticello
Monticello neighbors report E H DeWitt leaving for Marble Rock and a Decoration day plan. Several local families host birthdays and visits with relatives in Center Junction Anamosa Manchester Riverside and Waterloo, including Dougie Streeper's fourth birthday and Gary Poock's graduation attendance.
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E. H. DeWitt
Marble Rock
Fari- Cault
Minn
Deadwood
8. D
Kenneth Streeper
Dougie
Henry Tobiason
George Tobiason
Harley Streeper
Doreen
Ervin Poppe
Richard Antons
Sharon
Center Junction
Tobe Hanken
Harry Hanken
Ernest Portewig
Bill Ricklefs
Hattie Ricklefs
Anamosa
Keith Clark
Debbie
Sutton Club Hosts White Elephant Exchange Night
Sutton Mrs Kenneth Fairley hosted the Claytonian club at her home for a social evening featuring a white elephant gift exchange. Mrs Herman Nissen led the activities and prizes were awarded to winners. Mrs Mary Paul attended as a guest and lunch followed.
Cubs Set First Home Game for Monticello Here
Monticello's Cubs host Colesburg for their inaugural home game at the fair grounds diamond Wednesday at 8 p.m. Guttenberg protest on an ineligible pitcher, Al Klinger, provisionally upheld with $10 protest money awarded. Klinger may play down the line if he resides in Guttenberg.
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Colesburg
Cubs
Monticello
Fairgrounds
Cub
Guttenberg
Worthington
George Hines
al Klinger
West Union
Kunger
Anamosa
Dyersville
Hopkinton Woman Mabel Shannon Dies at 80
Mrs. Mabel Scheidler Shannon, 80, died Wednesday in Iowa City after months of illness. Born October 5, 1876 in Hopkinton, she attended local schools and Lenox College. She married William Shannon and lived much of life in Illinois before returning to Hopkinton in 1952 to live with her brother Archie. Funeral services were held Friday at Goettsch Funeral Home, Rev. F. B. Allen officiating. Burial was in Avon, Illinois.
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Daryl Hanna
Billie Dodds
Francis Dodds
Billie
Aiva Larkey
Jones County Saddle Club
Eugene McElmeel
Jimmy
Perry Joseph
James Moran
C. O. Carr
Pauline Carr
Kyte Alden
David Westphal
Roger
Kenneth Hanna
Nettle Bebb
Maquoketa
Bebb
Jane Lamb Hospital
Clinton
Paul Carr
She
Isaac Shheidler
Hopkinton
Lenox College
William Shannon
Illinois
Archie
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West Fork, Ark
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Paul Lumpa
Diane
Jeanne Cox
Harold Miller
Harry Barnhart
Mamie Bush
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Sharon Sue and Stevens
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Manchester
E. H. Cox
Mabel Telsinger
Harry Clow
Waterloo
Arnold Poock
Gary Poock
Merle Hutton
Dodgeville, Wis
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White Elephant Exchange
C. K. Alden
Eldred
Clay Township Farm Bureau
Onslow
Boyd, Chatterton
Ronald Hanna
Edwin Reid
Russell Eldred
State House
Wilfred Wherry
Fred Bramer
John Hanna
Jimmy Hanna
Aldens
Kowa Electric Light
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Cascade
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