Kittenball Tournament Closes 1937 Season In Close Games
The season finale reports a chilly but well attended tournament with close scores. Maquoketa forfeited to Franklin. Anamosa 4 Stahlers 3. Coggon 3 Farmalls 0. Hurstville routed Earlville 13 to 0 with Smith tossing a no hit no run game. Key players cited include Kehoe Larson Davis Scherrer Rath H Olman Thompkins Knight Disch and Smith.
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Scover
Thompkins
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Disch
LaPlant Croate Dodgers Past Floyds 18 to 2
LaPlant-Croate overwhelmed Floyds as Davis and Winkler led with home runs and Schmidt earned the win over Kula. Floyds absence hurts their lineup as 13 hits were allowed and seven were yielded by Schmidt.
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Floyd
Franklin and Cascade clash as Cubs seek finals berth
Franklin routed Cascade 9 to 5 to earn a finals shot as Reynolds yielded five hits for the win and Cav anaugh allowed nine. E Lees hit the home run, while Gump Ferring went 2 for 2. Outstanding for Cascade were Null and multiple players with 3 hits.
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Goetzanger
Hooge
Gildner
Loess
Joe Lint
Hutton
Franklin
Reynolds
Cavanaugh
Null
Gump
Ferring
E. Lees
Hurstville
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Hass
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Myatt
Davis
Devis
McCarton
LaPlant
Iowa
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Bisenius
Greenway
Manternach
Hayes
Rockwell
G. Ferring
Hugo
Surprising season crowns DeMolays champions of 1937
A season of upsets dethrones the three year champs sponsored by Floyds bakery. DeMolays win the first half and Farmalls the second, with DeMolays prevailing in playoffs to claim the 1937 title. Franklin and Niles show mixed results as sponsors and fond adieu notes close the column.
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Old &Chutz
Floyd's Bakery
Stahlers
Franklin Boys
Niles Boys
Big SCHOOLS Elect Class Officers and Club Plans
The article lists elected class officers for all grades from seventh to twelfth and details school activities. It notes assemblies with Rev. Mathews from north China, G A A hiking, an upcoming junior high play Elmer, a Girls Glee Club slate, and a literature talk by Miss Huibregtse from India.
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Vernon Steiner
Charles Field
Clarence Hosford
Mary Jane Veitch
Donald Maire
Doris Lubben
Marvin Schoon
Lucille Huibregtse
Jeanette Lubben
Arline Balster
Robert Liddy
Robert Siebels
Donald Stott
Wilma Doris Yount
Bette Patterson
Albert McNeill
Robert Husman
Elizabeth Lee Byerly
Gutensohn
Mathews
North
China
Elmer
Girls’ Glee Club
Elmeree Nichols
Jo McNeill
Jo Rickless
Edith Ferring
Kathleen Carlsen
Minnie Huibrettse
India
Huibregtse
Monticello P T A to Open Year With Dinner and Centennial Pictures
The Monticello P T A starts its year with a dinner Thursday September 23 at 6 30 in the school gym. Mrs George Timmins chairs the social committee and a moving picture of the Monticello centennial will follow after the dinner presented by R C Hoag. Dues are 25 cents per year and a calendar lists upcoming grade objectives and events for the year.
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Monticello P. T. A
George Timmins
R. C. Hoag
Monticello
Lee Byerly
Honor Roll Names Twelve Students on List
The twelve individuals named on the honor roll are Jimmie Seehusen Billy Marsh Susan Stuhler Helen Gerdes Louis Bader Grant Adamson Jean Rathbun Dayton Youssef Yousseone?
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Tal
Jimmie Seehusen
Billy Marsh
Susan Stuhler
Helen Gerdes
Louis Bader
Grant Adamson
Jean Rathbun
Dayton Yousse
Marjorie Thomas
Barbara Walker
David Hamilton
George Rynerson
Two Accidents At Chestnut And First Street
Richard Abel 12 was bruised and his bicycle damaged after being hit by Marvin Wolfe 18 who did not see him due to parked cars. On the same corner Donald Poppe collided with Mrs W A Beery. no injuries but minor vehicle damage amid thick mist.
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Richard Abel
Byron Abel
Marvin Wolfe
Wolfe
East First Street
N. Chestnut
Donald Poppe
Conrad Poppe
Anamosa
W. A. Beery
Beery
N. Chestnut Street
Poppe
Anamosa Plans Street Improvement Program
Preparations are under way for a $68,000 street upgrade in Anamosa funded by a $30,600 PWA grant. High street near the courthouse and state reformatory is a principal focus with potential extension toward Mercy hospital to Garnaville street. Final plans will be released later.
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PWA
High Street
State Reformatory
Mercy Hospital
Garnaville Street
Anamosa D A R Will Mark Military Road
Frances Shaw chapter of the D A R in Anamosa will place a marker at the court house site to honor the Old Military Trail from Dubuque to Iowa City. Eleanor Strawman and Lucille Remley will unveil the monument with Bob Reid as bugler. services end with a tea in the new court house assembly room.
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Anamosa
Court House
Dubuque
Iowa City
Eleanor Strawman
Lucille Remley
Bob Reid
Court House Park
Anamosa D. A. R
New Court House
Fritz Lang Buys 125 Acre Farm Near Scotch Grove
Matt Muller of Monticello sold his 125 acre Scotch Grove township farm three miles east of Scotch Grove to Fritz Lang for $10,000, about $80 per acre, in the past week.
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Matt Muller
Monticello
Scotch Grove Township
Fritz Lang
Scotch Grove
Funeral Services Held For Orlando Byerly
Funeral services for Orlando Byerly a lifelong resident of Jackson township were held last Sunday at his home Burial was at Greene Mr Byerly died Friday at his home He is survived by his wife and one son Loyal
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Jackson Township
Greene
Mr. Byerly
Loyal
Fire crews respond to Husman home blaze in Monticello
Monticello firefighters extinguished a Saturday morning fire at Henry Husman residence. The blaze started when a stove pipe loosened from the chimney while water heated on the stove caused smoke and sparks to damage the garage roof slightly.
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Henry Husman
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