Merlyn Usher Sparks Wyoming Boys Past Stanwood for Third Win
Merlyn Usher scored 20 points to lead the Wyoming boys to their third victory of the season in a tight 5 49 win over Stanwood. Stanwood led early but Wyoming pulled ahead by halftime. both teams traded blows in a close finish. The Wyoming girls fell 60-44 as Mary Jo Ehlers scored 19 to pace Wyom ing.
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Wyoming
Merlyn Usher
Stanwood
Hansen
McCrea
Mary Jo Ehlers
Wyimong
Zimmerman K C. faces Sgt Whickfield in heavyweight boxing
The marine opponent of Zimmerman K C. knocked out Pfc Jim Cook in the third round of the messmen's open tournament at Camp Pendleton. Zimmerman, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Zimmerman of Monticello, will meet Sgt Bill Whickfield, holder of the heavyweight title, next.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
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Jim Cook
Oceanview
Wash
Zimmerman
Sgt
Bill Whickfield
Houston
Tex
Carl Zimmerman
Monticello
Local Cage Results From Morley Solon Stanwood Wins
Boys and girls results list from multiple schools with Morley Solon Stanwood and others. girls Morley 48 Solon 47. Stanwood 60 Wyoming 44. Monmouth 48 Onslow 45. Clarence 47 Oxford Junction 14. Boys Solon 60 Morley 51. Monmouth 83 Onslow 26. Clarence 80 Oxford Junction 29. Wyoming 55 Solon 49. Tonight schedule includes Oneida Hopkinton Greeley Sacred Heart Oxford Junction Stanwood Olin Lisbon Wyoming Buck Creek Morley Viola Solon Martelle Onslow Andrew.
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Stanwood
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Morley Girls Win Third Game in Season Thriller
Morley girls beat Solon 48 to 4? with Margo Ruhl scoring 24 and Carol Greenawald 13 to total 39 of Morley’s 48. Solon’s Smith led with 22. In the boys game Solon defeated Morley 60 to 51 as Teters led with 21 and Greenawald and Casey had ten each.
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Morley Girls
Solon
Margo Ruhl
Carol Greenawald
Ruhl
Greenawald
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P. Krob
Monmouth Sweeps Onslow In Mixed Varsity Victory
Monmouth beat Onslow 48 45 in a fast girls game while the boys were routed 83 26. Sharon Ripperton scored 18 for Onslow with Wosoba tallying 31 for Monmouth as Becker led Monmouth with 24. Final scores 48 45 and 83 26.
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Onslow
Monmouth
Sharon Ripperton
Hunters Fire Salute as Pheasant Season Opens
A noon Saturday gun salute marked the start of the 1955 pheasant hunting season in the Monticello area. Dozens of hunters entered cornfields, pastures and timber as Mrs. Bess Sherman reported about 75 resident hunting licenses sold in one week. The season runs through December 5 with daily shooting hours noon to 4 30 PM and a bag limit of three cock birds.
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Monticello
Bess Sherman
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Monticello Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Monticello neighbors MEco and Mrs Jake Bader and families visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Teshoalchew in Town City. Mrs FOL Bader and covohen Ma and Mrs Ralph attended a wedding for Mrs Mader's brother Ray Roda at Lucille Leppert Saturday with Mr and Mrs J Woook of Dubuque in attendance.
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Jake Bader
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Covohen
Ralph
Clarence Boys Rout Oxford Junction in 80 29 Victory
Clarence boys raced to a 27 point first quarter lead and a 44 13 halftime edge to defeat Oxford Junction 80 29. Greg Dotseph scored 33 of Clarence’s points while Nick Homan led Oxford Junction with nine. Sandra Woode topped Clarence girls with 19 in a 47 14 win. Oxford Junction travels to London on Nov 15.
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Clarence
Oxford Junction
Clarence Boys
Clarence Girls
Greg Dotseph
Nick Homan
Sandra Woode
Barbara Shedek
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Oxford
Clarence II
Wartburg College Names Freshman Bill Jansen to JV
Bill Jansen, former Pan ther cage squad member, is listed on Wartburg college junior varsity in Waverly. He is identified as a freshman at the school.
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Bill Jansen
Wartburg
Panther
Wartburg College
Waverly
Jansen
Open Houses Draw Large Attendance at Local Schools
About 150 people attended Sacred Heart open house as Boyd Shan non praised Education Week events. Parents toured student projects while Sister Marilyn announced parent teacher conferences from 2 to 4 30 p m and 7 30 p m throughout the week.
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Boyd Shannon
Sacred Heart
Marilyn
Schools extend evening conferences for National Education Week
During National Education Week, parents visit both elementary and high school pupils. Conferences run until 9 30 p m in the evenings with report cards handed out. Elementary classes end 3 p m and teachers stay 1 5 hours 4 30 to meet parents. Attendance is high and parent feedback is positive.
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Marilyn
Shannon
Jones County DHIA Reports 686 Pound Oct Milk Average
Jones county Dairy Herd Improvement Association No 1 tested 663 cows in October with an average of 686 pounds of milk and 27.2 pounds fat. Of the cows, 490 were in milk and 173 were dry. The top ten herds include Frederick Decker London 1076 milk 42.4 fat and George Slater and Son Olin 1026 milk 40.4 fat.
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Jones County
Monticello
Milk Production Standings From Five Counties Meet
Local dairy results list producers and their milk output with fat content. Max Specht of Monticello leads with 1 001 pounds and 34.3 fat, followed by Bud Brothers 772 at 34.1 fat from Monticello. Other entries include Howard Mackey Olin 836 at 32.8 fat, Balster and Walderbach Anamosa 847 at 31.3 fat, Alvie Byerly Anamosa 579 at 31.1 fat, John Christopherson Clarence 844 at 30.5 fat, and William Fenkovich Clarence 648 at 29.8 fat.
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Max Specht
Monticello
Bud Brothers
Howard Mackey
Olin
Balster and Walderbach
Anamosa
Alvie Byerly
John Christopherson
Clarence
William Fenkovich
Speeding And Improper Parking Fines Reported
Wanda F. Barger of Morley paid 7 dollars and costs for speeding while Donald Huggins of Monticello paid 1 dollar and costs for improper parking in two police court cases.
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Wanda F. Barger
Morley
Donald Huggins
Monticello
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