New Boston Parade Winners and Community Events
Float division winners were McCaw Hardware and Electric Co. first, Floyd Curtis Grocery second, Brownies Scout Troop 105 third. In the Kiddies division Helen Smith led, Adrienne and Jackie Poffenbarger second, Lynn Sloan third. Judges were Don Schluter, Mrs. Morrie Muhleman, and Bob Luckey. Giles Czupka won the amateur talent contest, with Richard Rowe and Elmer Davis following, and Connie Sue Hunsley fourth. Richard Brown won a blueberry pie eating contest. Morris Muhleman spoke on government improvement ideas at New Boston park. Fish dinners were served. The event was sponsored by the American Legion post and New Boston Community Club.
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McCaw Hardware and Electric Co
New Boston
Floyd Curtis Grocery
Brownies
Helen Smith
Adrienne and
Jackie Poffenbarger
Lynn Sloan
Don Schluter
Rock Island
Morrie Muhleman
Bob
Giles Czupka
Richard Rowe
Elmer Davis F
Silvis
Connie Sue
Hunsley
Richard Brown
East Moline
Joseph Raimond
Norma Settles
Joy
Denny Munson
Patty Finch
Keithsburg
Douglas Ferguson
Morris Muhleman
New Boston Park
American Legion Post
New
Boston
Connie Sue Hunsley
World camphor largely sourced from Formosa
Formosa supplies most of the globe’s natural camphor. Railway jargon calls a hand-fired coal locomotive a bowling alley.
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Formosa
Speed Boat Races Highlight New Boston Fish Fry Weekend
Crowds lined the riverfront for eight speed boat races during the New Boston fish fry. Results span Hydro classes and runabouts with winners including Massey Peters Krier Bar ber and Jones. Attendance neared 18 000 over the two day event and Janet Diehl was crowned queen.
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Janet Diehl
Craig Diehl
New Boston
B Hydro
Homer Kincaid
Carbon Cliff
Ill
John Telette
Rock Falls
Tiil
Bob Massey
Muscatine
Ken Krier
Ollie
Bill
Richard Clawes
Moline
Hal Barber
Jack Maypole
Oak Park
Carroll Garrett
Bill Peters
Fay Howe
Hydro
Earl Rohde
John Jones
Rock Island
Angelo Teletti
Tony Teletti
Charles Antink
Markham
William J. Seiseloer
Cedar Rapids
Harold Garrett
John Herberg
Edna Finch
Keithsburg
Linda Hamilton
Oquawka
Dorrie Neff
Muscover
Joyce Fourdyce
Andara
Deaf Man Develops Tiny Transistor Hearing Aid
Peoria report: H A Lyons unveils a two model miniature transistor hearing aid weighing under one ounce. One version for women hides in the hair with no visible cord. it runs on a dime sized energizer lasting weeks. Lyons invites inquiries from interested readers to receive more details at no cost.
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Peoria
H. A. Lyons
Room
Department
First National Bank
Illinois
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