Fallout Shelter Capacities Mapped Around Columbus Junction
Rock Island District engineers designated three fallout shelters in the Columbus Junction area on Wednesday. Shelters include the Dillon Stone Quarry west of Columbus City with 5200 capacity, Columbus Junction post office with 100 capacity, and Columbus Community grade school building with 1200 capacity.
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C. Junction
Rock Island’ Office
Corps of Engineers
Dillon
Columbus City
Columbus
Pleasant Grove Church Christmas Program Planned
Pleasant Grove Church of God in Columbus Junction plans its annual Christmas program for Sunday evening December 16 at 7 p.m. Y Teens hold a bake sale Saturday morning December 15 at Carey Insurance. Funeral services were held Friday in Ida Grove for Mrs. Florence Kinzer 75 sister of B. H. Shearer of this city. Burial was in Ida Grove. Mrs Kinzer died December 10 she is survived by two daughters Mrs Herbert Pearson Corvallis Ore and Mrs Norma Allen Ida Grove.
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Columbus Junction
Pleasant Grove
Church of God
Carey Insurance
Ida Grove
Florence Kinzer
B. H. Shearer
Butial
Kinzer
Herbert Pearson
Corvallis
Ore
Norma Allen
Fifty Attend UP Women s Dinner at Columbus Junction
About fifty women attended the United Presbyterian church Christmas potluck program led by Mrs Donnarae Carrell. Participants included Mrs Dean Allen Mrs Dorothy Drinkall Mrs John Currie Bethy Drinkall Vicki Currie Tommy Carrell Oval Lee Carrell and Mrs Carrell. Mrs Mian Cecil read. Members brought cookies cake and money to send boxes and fruit to shut ins. Mrs Paul Shearer of Washington is a surgical patient at University Hospital from Iowa City.
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Columbus’ Junction
United, Presbyterian
Donnarae, Carrell
Ainscharge
Dean Allen
Dorothy Drinkall
John Currie Bethy Drinkall
Vicki ‘Currie
Tommy Carrell
Oval
Lee Carrell
Carrell
Mian Cecil
Columbus Junction Christmas Concert at Grade School
The Columbus Community grade school auditorium hosts a Columbus Junction choral program titled Carols of Christmas on Wednesday evening December 19. The mixed chorus features soloists Jake Sellers Lee Allen Roger Frisk Bob May Erica Meyer and many others with Marianne Newell and Cathy Houseal on piano. The Girls Glee Club opens with Silver Bells Winter Wonderland Sleigh Ride White Christmas and The Night Before Christmas sung by Diana Howe and Marilyn Bauselt.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus Community
Jake Sellers
Lee Allen
Diana Bowe
Barbara Parris
Sue Parvis
Jane Smith
Marrianne Newell
Cathy Houseal
Girls Glee Club
Diana Howe
Marilyn Bauselt
Muscatine Class Starts in January Enroll Now
Local program invites residents to join in January for courses on public speaking confidence self esteem and effective communication. Led by an instructor team, the program emphasizes selling ideas speaking with impact and reducing worry while building practical skills for daily life.
Big 8 Bow Showdown Rumors From The Grange Howl
AP summary recounts the Big Eight Conference bowl hopes and past results. Notes Oklahoma's 1950 national title and Sugar Bowl loss, Missouri's Georgia Tech bid in the Bluebonnet Bowl, and attempts to break Georgia and Navy bowl streaks. Mentions Nebraska and Missouri bowl histories, with OSU and Colorado standings inside the era.
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van Valkenburg
Associated Press
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Bear
Bryant
Alabama
Big Red
Grange
Howl
Kentucky
Missouri
Georgia Tech
Houston
Tiger
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Tech
Mizzou
Kansas
Georgia U
Tigers
Dan Devite
Navy
Nebraska
State
Natal Jude
OSU
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Sen Jost
Oklahoma
Ainee
Mixed Doubles Tourney Slated For Early 63
Entries are now being accepted for the Muscatine Bowling Association mixed doubles event at Pearl Lanes. The four weekend tournament runs Jan 5 6 Jan 12 13 Jan 19 20 Jan 26 27 and Feb 2 3 with a $100 first prize based on 125 entries. Bowlers use their highest ABC WIBC sanctioned average from 1961 62 season or current if within five pins of last season.
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Annmary
Muscatine Bowling Association
Pearl Lanes
ABC
WIBC
Sevatch
Lester
Smith
Sand
Iowa Hawkeyes to Revise Lineup After St Louis Loss
Iowa City Hawkeyes prepare for a schedule shift after a 65 68 defeat to St Louis. Coach States that lineup changes are likely as he seeks more scoring and rebounding from the front line. Senior Dick Shaw has struggled with one point in recent games.
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Hawkeyes
Iowa City
Ohio University
Clemson
Staii Schelleyman
Iowa
St. Louis
Jack
Dick Shaw
Towa
Ohio
Mour
Jimmy Rodgers
Joe Reddington
Eddie Machen's Manager to Visit Napa Hospital
Eddie Machen's manager Sid Flaherty planned a hospital visit at Napa State Hospital to see the heavyweight contender. Flaherty, flying in from Montana, might not arrive until Saturday. Machen, found Wednesday night in his car with a revolver and a note, calmed upon arrival but later knocked out two attendants and was placed under heavy sedation.
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Calif
Sid Flaherty
Hig
Eddie Machen
Napa State Hospital
Flaherty
Montana
Y Machen
Machen
Theodore .K. Miller
Napa
Local bowler Lauser rings up first 700 of year
Max Lauser rolled a 709 series in the Woodpecker league at Town & Country Bowl, with games of 254 721 and 295. It was his first 700 series, as Berlin trailed by 10 pins. Teammate Don Anderson posted a 652 series as the squad finished 2903.
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Students Get Discounted IOwn University Basketball Tickets
Iowa Games offer two chances for Iowa City school pupils to see University of Iowa home games at reduced prices. Francis Graham, business manager, says high school students may attend the December 15 Ohio State game and the December 21 Clemson game for 5 cents at the Fieldhouse door. The move comes as University students are away for holiday recess starting today.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Francis Graham
Ohio’ University
Clemson
Iowa Basketball Booklet On Sale In Town
A printed information booklet on University of Iowa basketball from 1962-63 is now available to the public. It features Hawkeye coaches and players, town records, scoring statistics, and prospects, with about 300 mailed to news media and a limited number for fans at 30 cents. Orders are to Starts Information Service Box 827 Town City Ya.
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Iowa City
University ‘of Iowa
Hawkeye
Starts Information Service
Five Day Forecast From Town Temperatures
The forecast shows a 5 day outlook with average temperatures about 30 to 40 degrees below normal. Normal highs near 30 to middle 30s and lows around 10 to 20 in the south. Little to no precipitation expected with small daily changes through Wednesday.
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West Sauday
Pro Basketball Results and Schedules From Thursday and Saturday
The Associated Press reports NBA results with Cincinnati defeating Chicago 142 to 123 and Boston beating Detroit 103 to 98. Los Angeles visits San Francisco, with Saturday matchups including Cincinnati at Boston New York at Chicago St Louis at Detroit and San Francisco at Los Angeles. Also listed are ABs Long Beach M Philadelphia 90 Kansas City 123 Pittsburgh 101 and Philadelphia at Oakland Pittsburgh Chicago at Hershey Philadelphia Oakland Long Beach Kansas City.
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Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York
St. Louis
Long Beach
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Hershey
Central High 9th Graders Expand Record To 2 9 In Win
The Central ninth grade squad boosted its record to 2 9 with a 67 38 victory over Washington at the MHS gym. Central led 26 19 at halftime and outscored Washington 21 0 to begin the third period, extending the margin. The next game for Coach John Bakers Central club is scheduled against West at 7 p m Tuesday.
Boals to play in All American Bowl in Tucson
Cedar Falls senior fullback Dan Boals has accepted an invitation to compete in the All American Bowl in Tucson Arizona. The game will showcase major college standouts against small college stars, highlighting Boals and other notable players.
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Dan Boals
State College of Town
Tucson
Ariz
Ay Ae
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