Walleye Sauger and Pike Season Opens in Natural Lakes
Iowa fisheries announce open season for walleye sauger and northern pike in natural lakes with a default daily limit of five walleye and sauger and three northern pike and possession limits of ten and six respectively. Exceptions apply to several lakes with higher limits and some open until February 15 1966. Continuous open season exists in rivers oxbow lakes artificial lakes and boundary waters with adjusted limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Spirit Lake
Dickinson County
Iowa
Tuttle
Okamanpedan) Lakes
Emmet
Burt
Swag) Lake
Kossuth
Iowa Lake
Missouri
Mississippi
Big Sioux
Lee County
Yeoman sweeps hurdles in district meet victory
Panther sophomore TOM YEOMAN wins both low and high hurdles at the district track meet held Saturday. Meanwhile Iowa fisheries report a successful muskellunge northern pike cross at Spirit Lake hatchery with about 10 000 fry expected, and farmers urged not to burn grassy areas to protect nesting waterfowl and pheasants. Rabbit harvest rises with 2 300 000 cottontails bagged by 183 000 hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Yeoman
Panther
Spirit Lake
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Spirit Lake Fish Hatchery
Emerson Bay
West Okoboji
Clear Lake
Commission Fisheries
Weekend Visitors and Mother's Day Gatherings Across Iowa
The report details numerous family visits and social events across Marion Anamosa Cedar Rapids and Dubuque including Mother's Day gatherings at multiple homes and church activities. It notes a large hunting survey showing jackrabbit kills near 99 000 with 3 100 000 hours logged and a drop in squirrel harvest from 1 441 000 to 1 131 000 as hours spent fell by about 330 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees
B. G. Rees
Eugene Rees
Alice Low
Anamosa
Martha Rees
Marion
Tom Gregory
Kelly
Cedar Rapids
Lois Rees
Fayette
Herman Harbach
Dave Whittemore
Iowa City
John Brandt
Tom Strohme
Terry Harbach
Cédar Falls
Jim Clifton
Earlville
John Sands
Wilbur Harbach
Jeff Harbach
Hazel Knott
Mary Grapes
Delhi
Ladies Aid
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Delaware
Jenny Guetzke
Anton Reth
Henry Krakcke
Dale Wendt
Mary Lahr
Lorretta
Bud
Hopkinton
Tom Oehler
Joe Lahr
Wes Frankfurt
Billy
Dubuque
Panthers Take Second In District Track Meet
Monticello led the district with 69 points to win the meet while Anamosa finished first. DeWitt was third and Maquoketa fourth as Monticello's Balster and relay teams placed in the top spots. Panther Tom Yeoman earned wins in low and high hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Anamosa
DeWitt
Maquoketa
Panther
Tom Yeoman
Paul Specht
Steve Edwards
Dave Balster
Dave Schoon
John Holub
Rotary Lions golf meet set for May 23
The fourth annual Rotary and Lions golf tournament will be held Sunday May 23 at Monticello Golf Club starting 12 noon. Each club will field players and the ten best scores from each club will decide the winning team. The Lions have won two meets to date. the Rotary one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary and Lions
Dick Long
Rotary
George Nieters
Lions
Monticello Golf Club
Rotarians
Long
E. H. DeShaw
Nieters
Waterloo drivers sweep Air-View Speedway races
Waterloo’s Bill Zwanzeiger led a 1 2 3 finish in the modified feature with John Connolly of Delhi and Darrell Dake of Cedar Rapids following. Shorty Thomas won the novice feature at Air-View Speedway in Monticello as crowds noted the fast track and moderate attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Zwanzeiger
Waterloo
John Connolly
Delhi
Darrell Dake
Cedar Rapids
Air-View Speedway
Monticello
Shorty Thomas
Anamosa
Bob Deppe
Bill Bleadorn
Bill Zwanze
Ernie Appleby
Steve Carnahan
Springville
Ben Hofer
East Moline
Gene Reiniker
Manchester
Bob Aldrich
Dick Steiner
Moonlight and Twilight Leagues Scoreboard Snaps Diverse Teams
The record lists team names and win loss tallies across Moonlight League and Twilight League. Notable entries include Miller's High Life, Cucklers, Super Valu, Hoods Sewing Machines, Bob's Seven State Oil, Great Plains, Dr. Pepper, and Jones Co Oil with varied scores and standings. Dorothy Fitzsimmons and Jane Himebaugh appear among listed individuals, with several monetary or point figures interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.T.S
Delhi social notes feature extended family gatherings
Sunday dinners and weekend visits mark a flurry of hospitality across Delhi and surrounding towns. Hosts include Mr and Mrs Roger Huber and numerous relatives, with guests from Waterloo Cedar Rapids Dubuque Manchester Marion and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Hardin
Kimberly and
David
Dubuque
Estella Hardin
Roy Hadrin
Ruth Ann Hardin
Ted Bodenkamp
Manchester
Dale Fisher
Anamosa
Roger Huber
Cy Huber
Ed Bruggeman
Kenneth
Melvin
Don Bruggeman
Waterloo
Dennis Huber
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Earlville
John Ranes
Maurice Billmeyer
Cheryl Ranes
Sam Dempster
Oliver Morris
William Huffman
Quasqueton Legion Hall
LeRoy Morris
Richard Corum
Central City
Ed McGinty
Harley Morris
Cedar Rapids
H. O. Bartlett
Jerry Bartlett
Vern Bartlett
Cedar Falls
Dave Whittemore
Iowa City
Bailey’s Ford
Maulson- Pulver
Charles McCormick
Art Funke
Edgewood
Hargrafen
Ronald Holdridge
Jack Holdridge
Holdridge
Bradco Co
Ethel Miller
Marie Bacon
Buck Creek
Calvin Moser
Gene Helle
Dundee
Loras Manternach
Masonville
Henry Lahr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steve Maurice
Ate Atal Cela
Russell Jones
Ed Jones
Kathryn Jones
John Jones
Joe Wheelock
James Connolly
Larry Bacon
Walter Richardson
John Ratcliff
Robert
Iowa Falls
Dennis Birdwell
Walter McCorkle
Independence
Gary Richardson
L. A. Gibbs
Vicki
John Neve
Old Chapel Hall
University of Dubuque
Ames
Harold Wolmutt
George Wolmutt
J. P. Grieff
Don
Sacred Heart Church
Bradley Ashby
Grieffs
Grace Ashby
Doran Flannagan
William Flannagan
Garet Cass
Michele
Panthers
DeWitt Maquoketa
West Union
West Dubuque
Rotary-Lions
Geo. C. Schoon Implement Company
OWA
Moonlight League
Jones Co
Phillips
Bank
Robinsons
Harmsway
Hiway Mkt
A.C
Holmes Sinclair
H.lg
Jane Himebaugh
H.ls
Sue Smith
H.T.G
Jim Green
Huber
Charles Vesey
Cliff
Don Shaw
Dennis Vesey
Harold Edmunds
Coggan
Floyd Edmonds
Ernest Hugh
Paul Hugh
Harvey Talmadge
Loyd Hugh
Ray Hugh
Lee Quint
Loretta Kraus
Knapper
Cascade
Marie Hemmer
Worthington
Ruth Reeves
Michelle
Charles Reth
Herb McCulley
Vander Horn
Diane Vander Horn
Muscatine
Pete Vander Horn
Darrel Vander Horn
Henry Vander Horn
Patty
Marlys Petlon
Elizabeth Rutledge
Ernest Quint
J. W. Pulver
Charles Hempstead
Bud Haren
Ben Osten
Lawrence Pulver
Duane Heiserman
Bob Schmidt
Washburn
Paul Schmidt
Fred Hustill
Wally
Stockton
Ill
Harry Michael
Fred Nelson
Floyd Warren
Radio & TV
Ramblers
Ronnie Holub
Barbara Bertling
Prairiemoon
Prairieburg
L.M.C.A
Hawkeye
Hawkeye Downs
Keokuk Komets
Ernie Derr
Dodge
Ramo Stott
Plymouth
Ron Hutcherson
Ford
Sonny Morgan
Minnesota
Chevrolet
Sebring
Daytona
Rolls-Royce Ford Ltd
Ford Ltd
Rolls-Royce
America
U.S
Auto Club
Freese Motor Company
W. 2Nd St, Monticello
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