Center Junction Girls and Boys Open Season Hard
Center Junction high school opens its basketball season with losses for both girls and boys to Sacred Heart Monticello, then another set of defeats at Baldwin. Girls later fall 55 to 38 to St Marys Cascade while boys lose 52 to 31 to Sacred Heart Monticello. Several players listed plus activities include WCSG Guild meetings, auctions, an art exhibit, Cub Scouts drives, and school news on junior play postponement to December 18 with a new automatic scoreboard arriving by December 1.
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Center Junction
Sacred Heart of Monticello
Sacred Heart Cagers
Sacred Heart
Monticello
Manternach
Lyon
Beverly Mead
Jo Ann Guthrie
Cleo Reuter
Elaine Lyon
Roberta Johnson
Vera Mae Johnson
Carol Reuter
Doris Lyon
Mary Emerson
Evelyn Batchelder
Alma Thompson
Susanne Sanford
Delores Andrews
Jerri Dart
Patty Lyon
Mary Ann Serbousek
Nellie
Around Iowa Surprise in Everly Neck Injury Revealed
George Van Houten of Everly sought treatment in a Sioux City hospital for headaches and neck pains. Doctors discovered he had a broken neck from a June automobile accident with one vertebra broken and another splintered. His neck is in a cast for six to eight weeks.
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George van Houten
Everly
Sioux City
Children's Home Gift Appears Set From Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau members gathered at the Ed Zirkelbach home for a meeting in Scotch Grove. A $28 offering for the Des Moines Children's Home pushed the township quota beyond the $35 goal, with thanks voiced for political support.
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Scotch Grove
Farm Bureau
Ed Zirkelbach
Des Moines
Louie Hanken
Ben Hinrichsen
Lee Streets
Oak Drive
Ed Wacker
Raymond Eby
Arthur Husman
Junk Piles Help To Protect Rats
Iowa entomologist Harold Gunderson says rat control starts with a clean-up. He notes junk piles provide shelter for rats, making eradication harder, and has been advising Iowans on effective rat warfare amid many inquiries.
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Harold Gunderson
Iowa State College
Gunderson
Rat Proofing Grain Storage Methods Emphasized
Advice to farmers on protecting grain from rats stresses cleanup of piles and junk, elevating boards, burning trash, removing metal debris, and clearing brush. After cleanup, start control with poison, traps, gas, or dogs, then make buildings rat proof with concrete foundations and metal shielding.
Fire Destroys Home Under Construction in Harlan
Mr and Mrs Don Miller faced a setback as their new house in Harlan burned during its final stages of construction. The structure suffered near total loss just as they prepared to move in.
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Maurine Miller
Los Angeles
Calif
Eddie Miller
Mrs. Miller
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Miss Miller
Washington
Harlan
Don Miller
Local yield contests crown Davenport and Christensen winners
Kellerton farmer Johnny Davenport topped Ringgold county corn yield with 56.1 bushels per acre. In Shelby county Arnold Christensen won a 10 acre contest with 112.4 bushels per acre.
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Johnny Davenport
Kellerton
Shelby County
Arnold Christensen
Reunion reunites two soldiers after wartime separation
In France Sergeant Lindsay Henderson and Staff Sergeant Archie Mahoney befriended during service. After demobilization they lost touch until last week when Mahoney, now civilian, sought a radio tube and was waited on by civilian Lindsay Henderson at an electric shop. Both now reside in Denison.
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France
Lindsay Henderson
Archie Mahoney
Mahoney
Denison
Missing Heirs Sought for Storm Lake Estate Worth Thousands
Inquiry into the whereabouts of Willis Folson and his brother seeks heirs to a sizable Storm Lake estate. Their parents died when the brothers were young, and the missing heirs may receive a fortune.
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Willis Folson
Storm Lake
Jefferson barber offers free haircut as apprentice training
Forty two years ago Harry Lyon of Jefferson gave Dale Harding a free haircut as part of his apprentice training. The act reflected end of grooming skills during the barber’s early career.
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Harry Lyon
Jefferson Barber
Dale Harding
Barber Lyon Retires After Free Last Customer
Last week barber Lyon retired from barbering and his final customer was Dale Harding. The service was offered free of charge as a farewell gesture.
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Lyon
Dale Harding
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