Kuehl's Tavern Leads Opening Week Softball Play
Kuehl's Tavern defeated Franklin 4 to 2 as Reynolds pitched for Franklin and Ed Scherrer limited the hitters to five. Anamosa beat Cascade 12 to 0 in the night’s other game, the Cascade club first time in league play. CCC lost to Kuehl's 19 to 8 while Anamosa beat Franklin 4 to 0 in the early game. The CCC camp also fell to Kuehl's 19 to 8 as Mayrose allowed five hits in the fourth inning spurt.
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Kuehl
Ed Scherrer
Franklin
Anamosa-Cascade
Anamosa
Cascade
CCC
Franklin Ball Club
Anamesa Club
Harness Racing At Cedar Rapids June 15
Three fields of fine harness races at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids on June 15. The Sunday program features a 14 class pace field led by Captain Makin, with Charley Makin and Miller Brook among entrants. The second feature is the trotting race led by Westamoe with Greystone Alfred and O J Ditto in contention. Nine 24 trotters race for the first prize as Starter Dwight Mater sets the pace.
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Iowa
Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
Young Men’s Bureau
Eastern Iowa Racing Club
America
Makin
Lee Bebee
Anamosa
Charley Makin
Miller Brook
Wisconsin
the Bear
Peter Duke
Sunny Allworthy
Westamoe
Neil Houselet
Greystone Alfred
O. J. Ditto
Mary Ellen
Lee Like
Dwight Matier
Tony the Great
Miss Scott
Symbol Cash
State Printing Board to bid on university paper contracts
The State Printing Board will meet Monday June 23 1941 to set contracts for 36000 copies of the University News Bulletin 1000 to 10000 copies of Test Sheets for the University 6500 copies of the University Calendar and 80000 pounds of book paper. Bids are due at 10:00 a.m. and will be opened read and awards made. The board may refuse any or all bids. For specs contact L M Shaw Supt of Printing State House Des Moines.
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State Printing Board
University News Bulletin
L. M. Shaw
Supt. of Printing
State House
Des Moines
Softball Standings Snapshot
Franklin, ANQMOSA Lac, Kuehl's and Cascade teams feature in a terse standings update with wins and losses shown as Franklin 0 2 Lac 0 2 Cascade 0 1 Kuehl's 2 0.
Weekend and Weekday Local Matchups Schedule
The schedule lists games at Kuehl's Tavern Cedar Rapids on Sunday June 8 with Kuehl's Tavern facing Welch Cook Beal. Monday June 9 features Franklin against Cascade CCC against Anamosa. Thursday June 12 has NYA against Kuehl's CCC against Cascade.
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Kuehl's Tavern
Welch, Cook, Beal
Cedar Rapids
Franklin
Cascade
CCC
Anamosa
NYA
Kuehl's CCC
New Game Night Shifts in Monticello and Cascade
The softball league moves Wednesday games to Thursday night due to Appreciation Day in Monticello and Cascade. Games will be played on the ball field east of the public school building.
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Monticello
Cascade
Strawberry Point Wins 2 to 1 in 12 Innings
In a strenuous 12 inning game on Sunday Strawberry Point edged Monticello 2 to 1. Strawberry Point scored in the third and twelfth innings while Monticello pushed their lone run in the eighth. Lefty Dunsmore earned the win over Etzel. Davenport caught for Monticello. Next Sunday Worthington will play at City Park. admission 20 cents.
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Monticello
Strawberry Point
Hobert
Stoll
Dunsmore
Etzel
Davenport
Elkwort
Worthington
Country Club Breakfast Postponed to June 15
The second country club men’s breakfast, set for June 8, is postponed to June 15 per Dr. L. J. Swift president. The change follows a conflicting Mt. Vernon golf tournament. Committee members include Ralph Bone, Walter Brainard, A. B. Grimes, Dr. L. C. Perkins and C. L. Goettsch.
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Country Club
L. J. Swift
Mt. Vernon
Ralph Bone
Walter Brainard
A. B. Grimes
L. C. Perkins
C. L. Goettsch
Monti Golfers Triumph Over DeWitt In Dual Meet
Monticello golfers dominate DeWitt 24 to 2 in a Sunday dual meet led by Sam Rhatigan and Ben Cotton with 76s and Claude Appleby 77. Meyers led DeWitt with an 80 as both teams fielded 11 players. Next meeting set for Mt. Vernon on June 6.
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Sam Rhatigan
Ben Cotton
Claude Appleby
Monticello
DeWitt
Meyers
Mt. Vernon
2000 Miles of Highway in National Parks Highlighted
The article notes about 2,000 miles of highway traverse 27 national parks, outlining the extent of roadways within the protected areas and implying management or access considerations for visitors and park operations.
Stuhler Heads MHS Honor Roll In Second Semester
The district announces honor roll and perfect attendance for the second semester at MHS. Sophomore Jack Stuhler and seventh grader Delphia Balster lead with 95.75 averages, followed by several peers across grades. Seventy pupils earned perfect attendance, including 18 from rural areas, with the eighth grade posting the best attendance overall.
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Supt
A. B. Grimes
Jack Stuhler
Delphia Balster
Betty Adams
Elizabeth Guyan
Pauline Tobinson
Mary Lou Luett
George Hanssen
la Vera Schoon
Colleen Maire
Irma Schoon
Vivian Kruse
Clarice Siebels
Claire Shannon
Sth
Richard Sutherland
Charles Kreeb
Elizbeth Guyan
Alice Clark
Joanne Schmidt
Audrey Podhaski
Helen Gutensohn
Marilee Matthiessen
Roman Welter
Donald Siebels
Jacquelyn McCurdy
Pauline Tobiason
Audrey McDonald
Abigail Banghart
Lois Kehren
Elaine Havlichek
Jean Bender
Arlene Lubben
Geraldine Schoon
Gail Huibregtse
Helen Ahlrichs
Lorna Seehusen
Elmer Heeren
Lawrence Rieken
Robert Husman
Elizabeth Byerly
Ruth Zirkelbach
Joyce Otten
Agnes Bohlken
Rebecca Grimes
Betty Lee Clark
Two Schools Report 100 Percent on Dental Honor Roll
Wayne No 4 led by Lyle W Jeffrey lists 20 students including Wilma Bunting Evelyn Hubner Jeane Hoult Galen Harms Dorothy Helgens Rex Rickels Marilyn Tobiason Eugene Poppe Roma Hoult Leonard Stutt Doris Zimmerman Harvey Fechtman Clara Kehren Margaret Zimmermann Betty Hoult Raymond Harms George Tobiason LaVern Rickels Clifford Helgens Hildegard Kehren Hale No 3 led by Mrs Vera Ireland lists six students Ella Mae Wood Carl Holland Edwin Lloyd Margaret June Wood Velma Lloyd and Glenn William Wood
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Lyle W. Jeffrey
Wayne No. 4
Wilma Bunting
Evelyn Hubner
Jeane Hoult
Galen Harms
Dorothy Helgens
Rex Rickels
Marilyn Tobiason
Eugene Poppe
Roma Hoult
Leonard Stutt
Doris Zimmerman
Harvey Fechtman
Clara Kehren
Margaret Zimmerman
Betty Hoult
Raymond Harms
George Tobiason
LaVern Rickels
Clifford Helge
Cattle Shipments and Red Cross Activities in May Notices
Shipments to Union stock yards include several single and double carloads of cattle from named farmers and firms. The Franklin Equipment Co shipped eight merchandise cars. Farmers Mutual Creamery sent one car of butter to Boston. F J Peterson sent a car of eggs to Lyons. May saw forty stock cars handled by Milwaukee, plus seven butter cars and four egg cars sent out. Red Cross notes announce closing the community room on Tuesdays, with yarn supplies available for sweaters and socks and volunteers directed by Mrs Corbin and sewing chairs Mrs Earl Shrove and Mrs Will Balsiger for summer sewing programs.
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Union Stock Yards
George Manternach
Chris Reiter
Lawrence Burlage
George Kurt
Aitchison Brothers
William Buol
Louis C. Schlemme
Peter Manternach
Joe Kennealley
Franklin Equipment Company
Farmers Mutual Creamery
Boston
F. J. Feterson
Lyons
Milwaukee
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Corbin
Earl Shrove
Will Balsiger
Two Cars In Collision Near Castle Grove Farm
Five Hart Two Cars in Collision Near Castle Grove Farm. Five Hart CASTLE GROVE Five persons were taken to the hospital in Monticello as the result of an automobile collision on county road A near the F Cramer home Saturday. The cars were driven by Fred Iben of Castle Grove and Edwin Wilcox of Monticello. A car had just passed Iben, plastered the windshield with mud, obscuring vision, and he struck a ridge of soft gravel in the road, throwing him into the path of the Wilcox car. Iben’s wife and two sons were riding with him. Wilcox was alone. Iben had two ribs fractured and lung punctured. his wife was semiconscious and badly bruised. one boy had his nose broken and the other cut on the lip. Wilcox had a broken nose and bruises. Both cars damaged. Wilcox bumper behind Iben front wheels.
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Mr. Wilcox
Iben
Wilcox
II Iben
Alburnett Alumni Banquet Held at Bever Park Pavilion
The Alburnett school alumni gathered Sunday in Bever Park Pavilion for a picnic style banquet. A Saturday storm caused lightning damage to a barn on the George A Rickels farm with only electrical wiring affected.
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Alburnett School
Bever Park
Cedar Rapids
George A. Rickels
Glenn Quillen
Moline
Harvey Heiken
Mildred Warner
Monticello
Lyle Hosford
Carl D. Michels
Martello
John M. Holub
Linn
Steve McDonell
Mary Petersen
Rosemarie Albers
Des Moines Woman Visits Parents Between Cedar Rapids Rodeo Trips
Miss Elizabeth McLaughlin of Des Moines visited her parents Mr and Mrs W D McLaughlin on a Sunday. She works in the gasoline tax refund department of the state treasurer's office. Steve McDowell and sons Peter McKeever and Gilbert Steiner toured the Cedar Rapids rodeo Friday. C R Wilder and his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Smith of Oelwein called on Castle Grove friends Friday.
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Nancy Stevenson Young
Georgia DeWoody
Topeka
Kans
Ted Haynes
Davenport
Frank Potter
Stanley Potter
Rock Island
Chauncey Bates
Hermosa
Bates
Cheyenne
Wyo
Monticello
J. F. Lieneman
Mary
Lionel Stacey
Berrien Springs
Mich
Franc Herrick
R. H. George
W. D. McLaughlin
Florence Noble
Chariton
Pontiac
Edward Myers
Dubuque
Miss Wheller
Ames
F. C. Cramer
John Hasler
Chicago
S. M. Hosford
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Association of
Des Moines
Clarence Hosford
Mount Vernon
Will Hiller
Clarence Eberhart
Hopkinton
Louis Chapman
Fred Kromminga
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Steve McDowell and
Peter McKeever
Gilbert Steiner
C. R. Wilder
Mrs. Smith
Oelwein
Castle Grove
Scotch Grove School bids for basement rebuild set
Scotch Grove School Board will accept bids for a new basement and rebuild at No 6 school. Bids open Monday evening June 16 1941 at the Secretary's Office Scotch Grove Iowa. J M Lange Jr secretary. Dated June 3 1941. Signed H P Barber Chairman Board of Supervisors Attest Geo F Specht County Auditor.
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Scotch Grove
Iowa
J. M. Lange, Jr
Court House
H. P. Barber
Board of Supervisors
Geo. F. Specht
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State Printing
Princess
John Doe
FBI
Mildred Coles, Edward
Norris
Wrangler’s
Sun
Errol Flynn
Web
Thur
Jean Parker
Csccaseereeee
Anqmosa Lac
Kuehl’s
Cascade Cecseecsseeeaees
Kuehl’s Tavern
Monti
Trim DeWitt
MHS
Robert John Buel
Gene Walker
Susan Banghart
Eloie Timmins
Ruth Ann Decker
Carolyn Schlemme
Venita Shover
Helen McLaughlin
Royal Landis
Robert Liddy
Stanley Schrader
Ronald Howie
Marvin Seehusen
Lester Monk
Lois Naylor
Arline Balster
Janann Schweitzer
Yvonne Lange
Ruth Arn Hoag
Junior Reid
Eugene Veste
Leon Kruse
Dewain Fluckiger
Shirley Bartels
Roberta Howland
Lillian Byerly
Mildred Claus
Elmer Brokaw
Raymond Null
George Rynerson
Bobby Chisman
Donald R. Mouw
Recruit Dept
Marine Corps Base
San Diego
Calif
Galen Hagen
George Hanasen
Richard Shelley
Betty Bartlett
Margaret Ann McCrea
Irma Pickett
Ruth Wenger
Wilma Wright
Louise York
Billy Corbin
Betty Adamson
Elaine Ahlriehs
Phyllis Appleby
Catherine Davis
Ruth Hintz
Ramona Hoffman
Esther McQuillen
Darlene Shaw
Irene Siebels
Ann Marie Skelley
Shirley Skelley
Arthur Gesse
Vivian Bancroft
Decorah
I. M. Bancroft
Madison, Wis
Castle Grove Farm
Hart
Directors Association
Farmers Mutual Insurance
Childress Motor Company
Hampshire
Wilcox & Son
McCormick Deer- Ving
Vernon Null
Shade
Rose Arduser
Center Junction
Henry Kammerman
Jones County
Diamond Bros
Vienna
Ocean
D. B. Gloss
van Camp’s
Royal Anne
California
Hubinger
Lux
Santa Clara Prunes
Thompson
Maraschino
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