Monti Hi Opens Season Against Hopkinton
Monte Hi to face neighboring Hopkinton in the season opener on the local hardwood. The Minotaurs, still adjusting after football, expect a lineup from 11 hopefuls led by Siebels Schrader Wright Schoon at forward and Behrends at center.
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Monticello
Monte High
Hopkinton
Minotaurs
Roy Moore
Siebels
Schrader
Wright
Marve Schoon
Behrends
Gene Schoon
Bender
Rodman
Liddy
Bone
Jamieson
Moore
Marion
Sacred Heart Teams Face Stiff 19 Game Schedule
Sacred Heart schedules 19 opponents for the season with the Ramblers led by coach Gump Ferring and girls coached by Miss Maxine Nordmann. The schedule lists dates and cities from November through February including Dubuque Columbkille s Farley Dyersville and Cedar Rapids with open dates noted.
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Sacred Heart
Ramblers
Gump Ferring
Columbia College Fame
Maxine Nordmann
Independence
Guttenberg
I. C. Dubuque
Columbkille’s
Dub
Epworth
Farley
Bankston
Dyersville
St. Wenceslaus
I. C. Cedar Rapids
Peosia
Guttenierg
Garryowen
Cascade
LaMotte
Columbkine’s
Crushers and Anamosa Chevrolets Battle to 0-0 Tie
The Anamosa Chevrolets held the Cedar Rapids Crushers to a scoreless tie on Thursday night. The Crushers threatened early but an interception on the Anamosa 13 stalled the drive. In the fourth, Krumbholtz connected with Wilfong on a 43 yard pass to the Chevrolet 25 as Hubl ran to the Anamosa 13 before Groth missed the extra point.
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Anamosa Chevrolets
Cedar Rapids Crushers
Crushers
Krumbholtz
Wilfong
Chevrolet
Hubl
Groth
Robertson
Stutt
Chevrolets
Fort Madison Team Halts Reformatory, 25 to 0
Fort Madison penitentiary grid team dominates the game scoring 25 points as they throw passes effectively against the men's reformatory. The victory seals the matchup with a shutout and showcases their passing attack.
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Fort Madison Penitentiary
Reformatory
Wyoming and Olin High Girls and Boys Split Games
Wyoming high school boys beat Olin 17 to 16 while the Wyoming girls fell 46 to 29. Both teams featured strong defenses in a Friday night matchup.
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Wyoming
Olin
Ramblers Edge St. John's For Early Season Win
Sacred Heart opened the season with a 29 to 24 victory over St. John's of Independence on Sunday. Ramblers led from the start and held on after Guler and L Lambert fouled out in the final period. Lambert led Ramblers with nine points while Nosak scored six for St. John's and Nordmann starred defensively for the Ramblers.
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Sacred Heart
St. John's of Independence
Guler
L. Lambert
Lambert
Ramblers
Nosak
St. John’s
Dean Nordmann
Rambler
Behrends Sparks Monte Victory As Returner Shines
Behrends, veteran center for the high school five, fuels Monte with a strong return game. The caption notes his back-to-back shot and the usual scores mounted against opponents when he powers through.
Hopkinton Cagers Nip Oneida Five in Thriller
Hopkinton high school edged Oneida 23 to 22 at Hopkinton with Oneida missing three free throws in the final 30 seconds. Hopkinton junior high fell to Oneida juniors 36 to 19.
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Hopkinton High School
Oneida
Hopkinton
Hopkinton Junior High
Onslow Team Beats Monmouth Five
The Onslow basketball five defeated Monmouth 29 to 23 on Friday evening. The reserves were defeated by Monmouth seconds 14 to 12 in overtime.
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Onslow
Monmouth
Monmouth Seconds
Cedar Rapids Wilson High Wins City Title Over Franklin
Wilson High of Cedar Rapids defeated Franklin 21 to 12 to claim the city championship. The report notes standout players from Sacred Heart and Anamosa Crushers, plus new rules for in-basket area time and overtime scoring decisions.
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Wilson High
Cedar Rapids
Franklin
Anamosa Crushers
Monticello
Stutt
Guler
Lambert
Sacred Heart
Combined November and December Auction Set for Thursday
Thanksgiving shifts the Mystery Auction to Thursday at 3:00 PM in the Shoe Department. The event combines prizes from two auctions with more gift items, including silverware sets and an ivory radio. A complete prize list will appear in the next issue.
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Monte Theater
Sacred Heart Girls Bow to Independence
Sacred Heart girls lose to St. John’s of Independence 23 to 17 on the local floor in a fast tied game. A late burst by St. John’s gave them the victory over Sacred Heart’s sextet.
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Sacred Heart
St. John’s of Independence
St. John's
Farm Youths From 45 States To Meet At Chicago Show
America's farm youth will take part in the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago November 26 to December 3. The National 4-H Club congress accompanies it with 1,200 youths from 45 states plus Canada Hawaii and Puerto Rico attending on expense-paid trips earned by earlier contests. They will exhibit in the 4-H Club building and participate in tours banquets and entertainment while livestock shows occur at the stock yards.
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America
Chicago
Canada
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
International Amphitheater
Chicago Stock Yards
Ill Tuberculosis Survivor Thanks Seal Buyers
A recovered 26 year old Iowa laborer, whose name is withheld, praises Christmas Seal buyers during a month long sale starting Thanksgiving. Funds support TB case finding and nursing, and he credits seals with helping his cure 13 years ago and his family’s health.
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Iowa State Department of Health
State Health Department
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Iowa
O.K
Balby
Property transfers and easements in Jones county report
November 11 to 17 readings show Prudential Insurance and others granting easements and transfers of land totaling acres and rights of way. Transactions involve Maquoketa Valley Rural Electric Cooperative, various parcels in sections 16 21 B4 3 6 84 4 and Bronson additions, with nominal sums and payments to heirs.
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Jones County
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Thomas Hardersen
Marie ‘Hardersen
Maquoketa
Anna BE. Supple
Francis Supple
Francis Siuuls
Frank GC. Nissen
Birdena Porter Allen
J. W. Husband
Ida Grosh
D. H. Bohrer
Louis Koranda
Maggie Lesley
Cronkhite
Emma Higgins
Andrew
Grantor
Emma Koranda
Andrew Higgins
Bronson
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Carson
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Dawson
Glenn Lambert
Chuck Wright
Louie Cox
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James
Moreland
Rose
Albert Hartman
Selma C
Ida Phelps
Anamois
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Jackie Cooper
I,irene
Rich
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Universal Picture
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L. W. Lovell
Maple Street
Eliza Meadow
R. A. Cartano
Anamosa
Highway 151
John Stimpson
John Doden
Steve Peterson
Poland
China
Clarence Kehoe
Berkshire Boars
Dean McDonald
Center Junction
Kruse Auto Parts
Hampshire Boars
Gus Dreibelbis
Arthur C. Moenck
Hampshire
Aitchison Bros
Roy Berlin
Plymouth Rock
Lloyd Pickett
G. H. Gerdes Farm
ER. C. Nagel
Clifton Abbott
Scotch Grove
Gang Oliver Tractor
H. J. Gottleaber
Helmer
Monticello, Ia
McLaughlin Buick Co
F. D. Deischer
Farmers Grain Co
Howland‘& Bon
Schoen
D. Mclaughlin
Helms’ Studio
E. J. Davis
Besler
Epy’s Mill
Al-1-Pd
Will M. Lubben
Jones County Abstract Company
Scovill
Clinton
Green- Colonial, Engineering Department
Des Moines
Sargent
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Co
Jones County Fair Association
McLaughlin
Buick &Co
Gilmore Farm
A. C. Loepp
Fieldman
4Th Ave
Harold Oldham
Beaver Crest Drive
First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago
W. Reyner
Ihescott University
United States
Shomont Farms
Express
Chester Whitehog
J. BE. Ahlrichs
S. F. Baker & Co
Keokuk
Towa
M, Roe Te Pee Aia
D. B. Brand
Japan
New, York
Herkimer Cheese
Copfep
Ries
Oregon
Steele County
Prunes
WELCH
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