Wyoming Boys Win Second Straight Over Onslow
The Wyoming boys defeated Onslow 78 to 69 in a season second win led by John Balvisen with 22 points and Merria Usher with 20 while Onslow’s Matt Townsend scored 22. The Wyoming girls won their first game 1848 with Mary Jo Ehlers 28 and Janet Carstensen 20 as Alice Supple led Onslow with 25.
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Onslow
Wyoming
Sacred Earth
Monticello
Sacred Heart
John Balvisen
Merria Usher
Matt Townsend
Onslow Boys
Mary Jo Ehlers
Janet Carstensen
Ehlers
Carstensen
Alice Supple
St Mary's Narrowly Defeats Hopkinton 29 27
Hopkinton led 15-9 at the half before St Mary's surged to tie 18-18 by the end of the third quarter and pull ahead for a two point win. Grace Strong topped St Mary's with 13 points while Rosemary Payne also scored 13 for Hopkinton.
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Hopkinton
Caseer i. Mary’s
Furn
St. Mary's
Grace Strong
Cascade
Rosemary Payne
St. Mary’s
Cascade Backs Return to Independent Basketball Ranks
Cascade will join the Hawkeye Basketball league announced by Paul Neijers. Other teams listed include Bankston Holy Cross Farley Earlville New Vienna Luxemburg Dyersville Peosta Epworth with a target of ten teams. Guttenberg shows interest but may proceed with nine teams.
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Cascade
Paul Neijers
Hawkeye Basketball League
Bankston
Holy Cross
Farley
Earlville
New Vienna-Luxemburg
Dyersville
Peosia
Epworth
Guttenberg
Local League Names Officers and Schedule Details
Guttenberg declines to join while Tom Jenk of Dyersville leads as president and Harry Trenkamp of Luxemburg serves as secretary treasurer. The league opens November 16 and ends by early February with one league game weekly and a set roster. non league games may be scheduled.
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Guttenberg
Tom Jenk
Dyersville
Harry Trenkamp
Luxemburg
Temms
Mechanicsville dominant in wins over Morley teams
Brown scores 39 as Morley girls fall 88 to 43 in a Friday hoops game. Mechanicsville boys win 53 to 39. Morley and Mechanicsville open with wins against Viola. girls led 12 to 0 at quarter one and trailed at half, while Albaugh and Stoneking paced Mechanicsville. Darrell Horn led Morley with 10 points.
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Morley
Brown
Mechermsville
Markey
Mechanicsville
Viola
Mories
Margo Ruel
Carol Greenuwald
Mechanicsville Boys
Albaugh
Stoneking
Darrell Horn
Dick Blake
Shellsburg Defeats Martelle in Girls and Boys Games
Shellsburg girls win 67 57 behind 42 points by Jeanette Clausen as Martelle suffers second straight loss. Shellsburg boys overpower Martelle 54 35 with Martelle led by K Armstrong 22 points and Terry Evans 11. Martyn White adds 15 for Shellsburg.
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Martelle
Shellsburg
Jeanette Clausen
K. Armstrong
Terry Evans
Martyn White
St Martins Reshapes Roster As 10 Return For Season
Ten players return from last year’s St. Martin squad including Tom and Donald Dolphin John Henry Morris Krocker Donald Menster Gerald McDermott Mike O She a Wayne Ressler and Dan Stokesberry Newcomers to the squad are Tony Bahl John Burds James Goetzinger Ken Kauder James Kooh Leo Klostermann Dick Menster and Adrian Rowan Morris Klocker and Donald Menster are co captains of the boys team Anna Biseniis and Mary Kay Orr co captain the girls team The cage schedule lists games from November through February including home and away matches across several towns and the Diocesan Journey and girls tournaments.
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St. Martin's
Tom
Donald Dolphin
John Henry
Morris Krocker
Donald
David Menster
Gerald McDermott
Mike O'Shea
Wayne Ressler
Dan Stokesberry
Tony Bahl
John Burds
James Goetzinger
Ken Kauder
James Kooh
Leo Klostermann
Dick Menster
Adrian Rowan
Morris Klocker
Donald Menster
Anna Biseniis
Mary Kay Orr
St. Martin's Cage
Lansing
Holy Cross
Lamotte
Dyersville
Bankston
St. Patrick's
Cedar Rapids
New Vienna
Bellevue
Epworth
St. Columbkille’s
Dubuque
St. Wenceslaus
Cage Calendar Friday results and upcoming boys games
Friday results include Wyoming 58 over Onslow 48 and Morley 39 over Mechanicsville 53 plus St Martin's 58 over Peosta 29 notable girls and boys scores. Tuesday’s schedule lists Monmouth at Morley Baldwin at Martelle Olin at Wyoming Onslow at Hopkinton Ryan at Buck Creek Sacred Heart at Delhi.
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Epworth
St. Mary's
Town City
Sacred Heart
Monticello
Lamotte
Farley
Towa City
Eastern Iowa
Wyoming
Onslow
Hopkinton
Shellsburg
Martelle
St. Martin's
Peosta
Mechanicsville
Morley
Bow Hunting Tips From Commission for Novice Archers
The Conservation Commission offers basic bow hunting guidance for beginners. Key points include selecting a 40–50 pound bow, choosing about 28 to 30 inch arrows, using field arrows for practice, frequent field shooting, and scouting the deer range with locals and officers.
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The
Conservation Commission
Women of County Farm Bureau Hold Workshop Session
Mrs Fll orner of Fipton spoke at the Jones County Farm Bureau annual workshop in Anamosa. The program covered Farm Bureau organization, changes after the divorce law, and roles of home economists and field men. Forty county women attended with full attendance in Castle Grove and Oxford townships.
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Women of County Farm Bureau
Jones County
Fll.orner
Fipton
Sixth District Committee
Iowa
Fara Bueau
Jones County Farm Burea
Witner
Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Lee Pointer
Iowa City
Milt Guosenbach
Jones County Farm Bureau
Extension Service
Castle Grove
Oxford
Farm Bureau’ Women's Organization
Floyd Hodgden
Oxford Junction
Leon Coleman
Olin
Max Specht
Monticello
Delmar King
A. R. Embree
Merle Meeks
Martelle
Deer season dates set for 1955 in all counties
The 1955 bow and arrow deer season runs from October 29 to November 20 with daily hours 6 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. All counties are open. The 1954 season saw LO deer killed by archers over a two day period.
District DHIA Meeting Set at Anamosa Nov. 16
Anamosa hosts a district Dairy Herd Improvement Association meeting November 16 for DHILA supervisors directors and county extension staff from Jones Benton Delaware Clinton Dubuque Jackson and Linn counties. Attendees include D.LHLA No. 2 officers George Slater John F. Sievers Frederick Decker Richard Hanken and Everett Phead.
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Dhia
Anamosa
Lee F. Legg
Dhila
Jones, Benton
Delaware
Clinton
Dubuque
Jackson
Linn
Legg
D.h.la
Don Voelker
Robert Fincham
Floyd Arnold
Iowa State College
Jones County
Lowell Underwood
Oxford Junction
Verlin Conley
D.lhla
George Slater
Olin
John F. Sievers
Frederick Decker
London
Richard Hanken
Monticello
Everett Phead
Center Junction
Local officers listed for D H LA No 2 chapter
Gene Sievers of Martelle serves as president John Lurkens of Martelle is vice president Robert Wahl of Monticello holds the secretary treasurer post Roger Romp and Henry Sievers of Martelle serve as directors The roster identifies key leaders and their hometowns for the organization.
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D,h.la
Gene Sievers
Martelle
John Lurkens
Robert Wahl
Monticello
Roger Romp
Henry Sievers
Anamosa Reformatory Hires Eleven New Guards
Warden Ray Purcell announced the hiring of eleven guards at the Anamosa Men’s Reformatory. Named hires include Lloyd Carter James Walsh Verlin Conlin Merwin Greeley Shelton Eastman Claude Husman Donald Wright Richard Lueck Lee Martin Conrad Monck and Edward Engelbart.
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Anamosa
Ray Purcell
Lloyd Carter
James A. Walsh
Verlin V. Conlin
Merwin L. Greeley
Shelton P. Eastman
Claude Husman
Donald D. Wright
Monticello
Richard K. Lueck
Olin
Lee E. Martin
Martette
Conrad Monck
Langworthy
Edward B. Engelbart
Amber
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Fates
Bud Reynolds
Midway
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Schumacher Furniture
Anamosa Reformatory
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