Ramblin's Rays: Notre Dame tops Iowa amid full house
Thousands of Iowa City fans filled the stadium as Notre Dame crushed Iowa in a display of perfection and power. The crowd, including many students who paid high prices for tickets, saw an overwhelming Notre Dame performance. Governor Beardsley’s political fate looms as campaigns move forward.
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Iowa City
University, of Iowa Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Notre Dame
University of Town
Q.t
Beardsley
State House
Weekend Visits Shared by Waterloo Residents
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Tisue of Waterloo spent the weekend at the Glen Overturf home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scott visited the Gene Half home. Alice Ruth Canney and Max Wayne Hill joined them for a week. Lissie Kelsey called on Charley Ellis and accompanied others to Centerville to see Rosa Beaty. Several families including the Rineharts and Scottes spent Sunday at various homes.
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Dean Tisue
Waterloo
Clarence Scott
Gene Half
Alice Ruth Canney
Max Wayne Hill
Lissie Kelsey
Charley Ellis
Gerald Rinehart
Bert Rinehart
Lloyd Lave
Sharon
Andy
Harry Scott
New Hope and Community Notes From Centerville Area
Genevie Donovan reports New Hope WESLEY W. met Thursday with Evelyn Daniels and Frances Burton leading devotions and program. Various visits, church events, 4-H supper, Progressive Club party, and weddings are mentioned along with hospital trips and funerals in Centerville area.
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Wesley W
C. S
Evelyn Daniels
Frances Burton
Juanita Dooley
Fairview Social News Highlights Local Visits
Mr and Mrs J C Lockman spent Thursday at the R S Faber home where the men sawed wood Vera and Jimmy Proctor spent Wednesday with Mildred Proctor Mrs Doris Nelson and children visited Howard and Richard Proctor families Mrs Hubert Helmick and family spent Sunday at the Don Scott home Joanne Main spent weekend with Joyce Harria Rex Brown stayed with Dale Cox Sunday with Proctor family at Louie Rinehart home in Missouri J R Small spent Sunday at Hubert Helmick home Burdett Cox and family visited Walter Harper Sunday Nancy Proctor and Terry missionary attended meeting Wednesday afternoon Dayne Taylor and Buel Taylor with family spent Sunday at Bert Vickroy home
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J. C. Lockman
R. S. Faber
Vera
Jimmy Proctor
Mildred Proctor
Doris Nelson
Howard
Richard Proctor
Hubert Helmick
Don Scott
Joanne Main
Joyce Harria
Rex Brown
Dale Cox
Sam Proctor
Thomas Proctor
Louie Rinehart
Missouri
J. R. Small
Burdett Cox
Walter Harper
Nancy Proctor
Terry Missionary
Dayne Taylor
Buel Taylor
Bert Vickroy
Weekend visitors and gatherings around Udell and vicinity
Weekend visitors at the Albert Burkland home included Mrs. Burkland and her cousin and husband Mr and Mrs Walter Coffman of Earlham Town Mr and Mrs Harry Wilkinson visiting with Mr and Mrs Jay Leonard of Mt Aarat area. Various relatives visited and traveled to Cedar Rapids for the Iowa Notre Dame game. Edd Winans was in Texas for his brother Frank Winans illness. Sherry Spring and Darlene Spring visited Udell with Harold Spring. A Brethren church program titled What’s Your Excuse will be presented at Udell and Fairview with Thanksgiving offerings.
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Albert Burkland
May Morlan
Robert Morlan
Cedar Rapids
Don Burgess
Don
Alvin
Bob
Iowa City
Edd Whisler
Minnie Replogle
Martha Bryant
Dee Whisler
iFloya White
Seymour
Ra - Powell
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Gray
Edd Gray
Los Angeles
Calif
Albert Gray
Bennington
Nebr
Jewel Kirkpatrick
Cincinnati
Jessie Sparka
Centerville
James Davins
Moulton
Pleas Gray
Sherry Spring
Harold Spring
Darlene
Arlie Pittman
Bloomfield
John Dotson
Nelson Ballanger
Jack‘fe
Harold Henshaw
Walter Whislers
Odell
Carl Phillipe
Brethren Church
Udell
Fairview
Brethren
Miller and Village Residents Host Gatherings and Visits
Community notes recount dinners and visits among local families including the Park, Reagan, Tadlock, Kelley, Tubaugh, Campbell, Williams, Means, and Miller households. Attendees share prayers, church events, and a revival in Albia, with plans for Thanksgiving in Moline. The Miller PTA held a cooperative supper with about 40 attendees.
Blue Front By Mrs John VanZante
Mrs John VanZante reports a series of social visits and gatherings throughout the week. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Carl VanZante, Mrs Ralph Shelquist, Margaret and Eva VanZante, and others visiting relatives in Albia Ottumwa and Pelia. Barbara Foster, a polio patient at Ottumwa Hospital, is improving.
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Carl VanZante
Albia
Ralph Shelquist
Margaret
Eva VanZante
Lois Magon
Ben Jones
Sam Shepard
John VanZante
Kenneth
Bill Ralston
Conrad
Iowa
Robert Shelquist
Ottumwa
Dick C. VanZante
Pelia
Barbara Foster
Ottumwa Hospital
Cari VanZante
Community notes from West Point area events
West Point society items record social visits and gatherings including So and Sew party at Donald McCloud home, alfalfa banquet at Albia, various family visits to McCombs Hoffmans Argo Exline and others, pheasant hunting near Kellogg, Rotary supper at Albia, and club meetings with members named such as Leo Hoffman Clair Potts and Mary Dineen.
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John McCombs
George McCombs
Roscoe Argu
Basil Herteen
B. F. Whitehead
Junior Exline
John Extine
Leo Hoffman
Vosburg
Clair Potts
Andrew Mosley
Albia
T Luesday
Colleen
Beta Ann McCombs
Richard
Kenneth Hoffman
Mickey Sinclair
Raymond Ferry
Martha
Roy Rinehart
Homer Hamilton
Darrell,Cooper
Will Hageman Papent
LeRoy Brown
Ottumwa
Templeton
Fred Argo
Clayton Sheldon
Roscoe Argo
Henry Sytsma
Albin
John’ ‘Exline
John
Junior
Lynn Exline
Kellogg
John Exline
Laurice Exline
Exline
Mary Dineen
Kenneth
Emery Melton
Bloomfield
Allie
Stella Argo
Vertal Hoffman
Teontum Methodist Church
Leo
Willing Workers Club
Hugh Mc Fatridge
David
Eugene Callen
Happy Helpers club meets for crafts and chicken prep
Vosburgh Mrs Eni led a Wednesday gathering of the Happy Helpers club with Reva Armomnm. Members dressed chickens for the deep freeze and did embroidery. Winners of gifts included Thelma Calhoun and Mrs Claud Rogers. Attendees listed include Maxine Sheldon Linda Rosié Derby Monte Dorothy Pickrell Thelma James and Carol Calhoun Freda Hart Swift Olga Turner Mrs Claud Rena Ammons Alan Glen Pawl and Dale. They plan a meeting in two weeks with Dorothy Pickrell.
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Happy Helpers Club
Reva Armomnm
Thelma
Calhoun
Claud Rogers
Maxine Sheldon
Linda
Rosié Derby
Monte
Dorothy Pickrell
James
Carol Calhoun
Freda
Hart Swift
Olga Turner
Claud
Rena Ammons
Alan
Glen
Pawl
Dale
Wayne Thompson
Bruce
Marcia
Grover Gillispie
James Calhoun
Kenneth Calhoun
Haverhill
Iowa
Methodist Church
Ottumwa
Elmer Kellogg
Tyrone
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Jay Wilson
Ernest West
Raymond Gilliland
Frieda Kaling
St. Joseph Hospital
Eva Hiatt
Alice Wilson
Vernie Hiatt
Exeter
Loyd Carter
Harvey Hiatt
Hiatt
Lute Hiatt
Frank Hiatt
Forest Jacobs
Marion
Dorothy
Genevie Donovan
Lynda Wood
Donovan
Monica Fischer
Karline
Mae Fischer
Rolle Carter
Marybeth Rodgers
Steve
Loveland
Cole
Elizabeth
Turner
Marybeth
John Wood
Carol Brees
Don Pettibone
Charles Johnson
Earline Peale
Nazarene Church
J. T. Hiatt
George Hiner
Centervile
H. B. Spring
Ray Park
Jerome
Lovelle Reagan
Joe Tadlock
Norman Kelley
Richard Tubaugh
Walter
Iva Strunk
Russell Strunk
Gerald Burton
Bob Strunk
Barbara
Amd
John Ladakoog
Famly
Earl Campbell
Kenny Tadlock
Campbell
Gary Anderson
Leo Bimbi
Ray Tubaugh
Jack Hoffman
Bill Hoffman
Glen Stephenson
Becky
Knoxville
Rollie Morrison
Weat
Grove
Claude
G. H. Andrews
Onida Wells
Mystic
Mardeena Hiatt
Nellie Williams Wednee
Albert Tubaugh
Baail Tadlock
John Grenfell
Johnny
Mary Wadsworth
Newton
Nellie Willams
Raymond Williams
Miller P.T.A
E. N. Catterlin
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Kidmans
Kidman
Tadlock
Lowa
Bangs
Geilie Todey
Wilbur J. Miller
Northerm Granims
Centerville Monument CO
John van Zante
Donald McCloud
West Point
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L. P. Clow
Centerville, Own
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Massacre Canyon
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