Schneider's Sport Tales recap of June ball games and home runs
The column covers games: Anamosa beat Wyoming Inds due to a late Cedar Rapids no-show. Culp and Mel Kehoe homered for Anamosa with Dut Kehoe winning pitcher and Holtz losing. Hopkinton beat Farmers 18 12 with Boots winning and Pruit allows 16 hits. Farmalls over Stuhlers 8 7 as Scherrer and Hutton shine. home runs by Scherrer Eden Warner and Johnnie Warner.
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Anamosa
Wyoming
Cedar Rapids
Wyoming Inds
Culp
Mel Kehoe
G. Kehoe
Farmers
Hopkinton
Pruit
Hutton
Boots
Vic Richardson
The
DeMolays
Dut
Kehoe
Ed Scherrer
Stuhlers
Stuhler
Farmall
Dave Winans
Scherrer
Farmalls
J. Eden
Johnnie Warner
Ernie
Goody
EB. Folkerts
E. Kula
Anamosa Triumphs With Early Burst In Low-Scoring Thriller
Anamosa opened with two runs and added one in the fourth and two in the fifth to pace the game. The DeMolays answered with a run in the second and three in the sixth but could not overcome the early deficit. In the seventh Junie Hobert doubled with two outs but the rally stalled.
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Anamosa
Junie” Hobert
Monticello Cubs Baseball Team Gears Up For Dyersville Clash
Monticello’s local Cubs enjoy a deserved vacation before the second half opener against Dyersville on Sunday June 20 in Dyersville. Rosters highlight Gump Ferring as skipper and players from Anamosa and Monticello including Bus Davenport Diz, Gabbo Kehoe, Kenny Rands, Merlie Hayes, Juddie Hayes, Dut Kehoe, Ernie Kula and Carl Egger. The Maquoketa Valley League standings show Worthington, Monticello, Dyersville, Hopkinton, Manchester and New Vienna. Admission is 15 cents for adults, 5 cents for children, finals Sunday night 20 cents. refreshments on the grounds. Monticello is noted for hosting strong tournaments with teams from Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, Earlville and Maquoketa expected to compete.
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Monticello
Cubs
Gump
Ferring
Bus Davenport
Stim
Anamosa
Diz
Gabbo
G. Kehoe
Kehoe
Kenny” Rands
Carl Egger
Monti
Ernie Kula
Ernie
Dyersville
Maquoketa
Worthington
Hopkinton
Manchester
New Vienna
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Earlville
Iowa
Kittenball Tournament Dates Set For June
A kittenball tournament is announced with games starting Thursday June 24 lasting through June 25 and 27. Organizers urge fans to mark calendars and attend, noting sponsors support the event.
Local Tournament Schedule Moves Up to Sunday Night
Friday games feature DeMolays against Earlville and Stuhlers against Greeley while June 21 sees Floyd's Bakery tackle DeMolays and Franklin face Farmers. June 23 pits Anamosa versus Stuhlers and Farmers versus DeMolays. Because the tournament runs June 24 25 and 27 the June 28 Monday games move to Sunday June 20 with Floyds Bakery facing Stuhlers and Franklin meeting Anamosa awaiting a large crowd.
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Ole Man
Sunshine
Franklin
Stuhlers
Floyd's
Farmers
DeMolays
Earlville
Greeley
Floyd's Bakery
Anamosa
Worthington Clinches First Half in Maquoketa Valley
Worthington baseball team clinched the first half championship by crushing Manchester 14 to 2. The second half begins next Sunday with standings to be announced.
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Worthington
Manchester
Monticello School Musicians Earn Attendance Medals
Fourteen boys and 15 girls from Monticello public schools received attendance medals for band and orchestra practices in the last semester. Practices ran 8:30 to 9:15 a.m. daily. Lyle McMullen, music supervisor, plans to continue instruction to August 1. The band meets Tuesdays at 9 a.m. and the orchestra Wednesdays at 9 a.m. Private lessons are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Names of medalists include Warren Studer, Robert Wahl, Dean Tedrow, Harold Yeoman, Wilbur Doxsee, LaVerne Wahl, Gene Walker, George Doxsee, Louis Havuenen, Bud Bader, Albert McNeal Jr., Robert Husman, Lyle Burrichter, Charles Ross, Elmeree Nichols, Fern Lightfoot, Burdena Behrends, Francis Taylor, Ruth Zubler, Doris Lubben, DeLoris Lubben, Wilma Grossheim, Frances Barlow, Beatrice Long, Lucille Huibregtse, Yola Rodman, Virginia Clark, Deloris Boh ken, Ann Mare Husman.
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Monticello Public Schools
Lyle McMullen
Warren Studer
Robert Wahl
Dean Tedrow
Harold Yeoman
Wilbur Doxsee
LaVerne Wahl
Gene Walker
George Doxsee
Louis Havuenen
Bud Bader
Abert McNeal Jr
Robert Husman
Lyle Burrichter
Charles Ross
Elmeree Nichols
Fern Lightfoot
Burdena Behrends
Francis Taylor
Ruth Zubler
Church Services and Events Across Prairieburg Area
Listed are church schedules for June 20 including Wayne Zion Lutheran Dubuque trip by Ladies Aid, St Joseph’s Catholic in Prairieburg Mass times and confessions, St John’s Lutheran Hopkinton Divine worship and Luther League, Castle Grove Lutheran and St John’s Ey Lutheran with Vacation Bible school, Trinity and Presbyterian rites, Onslow and Congregational programs, Methodist Children’s Day, St Matthew’s double communion and posession service, and Reformed Children’s Day with park picnic after worship.
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Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
J. Willis
Ladies’ Aid
Dubuque
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Arnold Thalacker
Luther League m
St. John's Ey
Paul T. Gutknecht
Trinity
Onslow Presbyterian Church
Henry A. Schmitt
Christian Endeavor
Westminster Church of
Cedar Rapids
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
M. Jahr
Wilfred Sandrock
John Tapken
Church Council
Reformed Church
Armin H. Tendick
Jesus
Lawrence-Stevenson Wedding at Prairieburg
A June 14 wedding at St. Josephs church Prairieburg joined Philomena Lawrence and Charles Stevenson in marriage. The double ring ceremony was led by Rev. Stephen J. Kucera with bridesmaids, groomsman, and a reception for nearly two hundred. The couple will live on a farm south of Prairieburg. Relatives from several towns attended. Queen Elizabeth was a noted book collector with jeweled crowns in her portraits.
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St. Joseph's Church
Prairieburg
Mar
Ace Philomena Lawrence
John Lawrence
Charles Stevenson
C. ¢. Stevenson
Sand Spring
Stephen J. Kucera
Marie Lawrence
Matilda Lawrence
Cyril Stevenson
Donald Nordmann
Mount Mercyr
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Stevenson
Delaware County
Monticello
Dubuque
Stone City
Oxford Junction
Gilligan Named Secretary to James Roosevelt in White House
Miss Katherine Gilligan of Lawrence Massachusetts is named as new secretary for James Roosevelt eldest son of the President and currently serving as secretary to his father.
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Katherine Gilligan
Lawrence
Mass
James Roosevelt
Two Odd Objects In Prague A Counterclockwise Clock
Prague, Czechoslovakia, contains two famed oddities a clock on the Jewish town hall whose hands run counterclockwise toward Hebrew characters and a giant crucifix on the Charles Bridge bearing a Jewish inscription. Collier's Weekly notes the cross and Christ effigy were forced upon a Jew in 1696 and he added the words In atonement to avert divine wrath.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Charles Bridge
Collier’s Weekly
Lilith the Demon: Mythic Night Spirit and Adams First Wife
A compact overview of Lilith as a Semitic night demon roaming desolate places. She is described as Adam's first wife in Jewish and medieval folklore and as a witch in medieval demonology, later appearing in Goethe's Faust.
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Lilith
Adam
Goethe
Pledges and profits lure farmers with culling service
An agricultural advertisement page touts a culling service promising high profits by removing unproductive hens. It lists 18c eggs and 15c seconds, plus quick rendering and various farm supply pitches. Also promotes Bolson's Mineral Conditioner and a batch of used cars for sale.
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Pet
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Stahlers
Maquoketa Valley
Presbyterian Church
Harry Reade
James Balsiser
Melvin Hein
Lawyerne Buol
Billy Hintz
David Walker
John Tschantz
Dick Sutherland
Edwin Buol
Frederick Shover
Dick Shelley
E. L. Miller
Lake City
Supt
W. C. Harding
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Wm. J. Grossheim
Mary Louise Yount
Congregational Church
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Iowa Pilgrim Fellowship
Grinnell College
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wm. J. Macaulay
Lawrence - Stevenson
Queen Elizabeth
White House
Frank Wright
Helen Brokens
Wm. G. Schoon
James Lahey
North Gill Street
Lil- Nan Matthiessen
Richard Hanken
Wild Live
Red Fox Cubs
Henry Hainline
Creston, Ia
Roy
Buckner
Eugene Hall
Bert Kiburz
Dorsay Farm
Engwert Willis
Amber
Ee Cee
Castle Grove
L. D. Barrack
Farmers' Grain Company
Scotch Grove
Howland & Son
Sanitary Rendering Co
Denkhoff & Son
Town
Lou Ehrisman
Rt. 1
Palmer's Walgreen Drug Store
Helmer
Poland
J. A. Larimer
Castle Grove Catholic Church
Payton
Dirk Schafer
ISFAL
Childress-Hoag Motor Co
Ford Sales and Service
John Deere
Hayes
Farmers Implement Co
Shorty
Cascade
Bolson
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Co
Childress- Hoag Motor Company
First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago
A. C. Loepp
Fourth Ave
S. E
Harold Oldham
Urbandale Ave
Des Moines
Monticello Independent School District
C. HE
Podhaski
Brown
Teady
Ben H. Ten
Grove
Joe KE. Mesterli
Cass Building
Towa
King Phillip
Allan T. Fairbanks
G. W. Anderson
Bank Nite
Ruggles
Aap
Wbeera
Soldier and the Lady
Farmers Grain Co
Diamond Bros
Apricots— ‘Lotus’ . ‘Ban Co
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Nile Brand
Mountainview
Peaches
Ruby
Lotus
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LUX
Wisconsin
van Camp
Hershey’s
Vienna
Oregon
Prunes
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Ang
Peerless’ Spinach New Pack
RISCO
California
Alaska
Idaho
Russell
Iper Peck
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