Bettendorf Ends Durant Win Streak in Season Opener
Bettendorf defeated Durant 19 to 1 in five innings to start the season, snapping Durant's three game win streak. Eight runs in the second inning were aided by Durant errors, with Curt VandeWalle homering for Bettendorf and Del Whitmer and Phil Williamngon posting two hits each. Durant visits West Branch next.
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Durant
Bettendorf -High
Bettendorf
Nits
Bulldogs
Curt VandeWalle
del Whitmer
Phil Williamngon
Don Brown
West Branch
Thacker Delivers 12th-Inning Heroics for Houston Win
Houston wins 2-0 in 12 innings after Moe Thacker singles home Zipfel in the 12th. The victory tightens Houston's hold in the standings against Denver and Dallas-Fort Worth while Oct runs in the late innings highlight a marathon game against Indianapolis.
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Houston
Thacker
Peak Season for Crappies Across Iowa Lakes
The State Conservation Commission reports peak crappie season with many lakes producing up to 12 inch fish. Lake Wapello Tilis Lake Green Valley and others like Lake Ahquabi Red Oak Lake Nine Eagles Lake and Lake Keomah yield strong catches. Minnows are best bait with worms also effective as bags fishing improves. bullheads and bass noted at several southwest and northeast waters as river levels drop.
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Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
Lake Wapello
Tilis Lake
Green Valley
Ahquabi
Red Taw Lake
Viking Lake
Lake Manawa
Iowa
Commission
Fornoy’s Lake
Dy Emmel
Clay
Pato Alto
Ake Odessa
Eh Lake
Wallagas
Okoboji Lakes
Clearake
Lhase
Jippi
Minnesota Senate Reverses on Rose Bowl Pact Renewal
Minnesota votes 70 to 2 in the Senate to renew the Big Ten contract with the Rose Bowl, ending years of debate and a 5 5 split among conference schools. Armstrong, athletic director, says the move establishes a formal selection method for future loans and contracts.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Senate
Armstrong
Vasult
Bowling Wennesday in Swhadeigs Bracks
The text lists bowling results with teams such as Meadow Gold and Phelps Laundry. High scores include Bob Downer 217 and Charlie Dostentiorp 193, with Lady champions Frances Danniger 171 and Frances Bunniser 475. Additional names noted include Margaret Nabes and Romalie Pickett in varied events.
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Wa Mae
Ccccrrereiereen Snyder
Goessisnaeee
Meadow Gold
Phelps Laundey
Schmitt
Ean
Mine
Matthaw Coldswar
Phelps Laundry
Margaret Nabes
Romalie Pickett
Tadles’ Blah
Ronnie Pickell
Florence Riswold
WU Re Tarekd
Major League Stars Pitching Dominate Braves in Shortened Game
Major League Stars pitcher Harvey Hardix blanked the Braves over the last six innings, striking out seven in a seven inning $2 victory. Gene Wooding of the Senators hit a five-run two-out double as pinch hitter in the ninth for a 3-2 win over the Angels.
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Harvey Hardix
Pirates
Braves
Xaln i
Gene Wooding
Senators
Angels
Baseball scores and schedule across the American and National Leagues
Recap of results with multiple teams in the American League and National League. Scores include New York, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Detroit, Cleveland, Kansas City, Minnesota, Washington, and St. Louis. Also lists today and weekend games with venues and matchups.
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PRUSS
Detroit
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas
Minjasala Sieves
Boston
Seyevee
Los Angeles
Chicago Weiss
Tharsis Bowen
Yansas City
Ile Ie
Minnesota
Dewall
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
Keanigas City
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles Core
Pittsburg Wren
Milyyaukee Sore
Loui Internals
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Registration for final swimming at Columbus Junction
Final Red Cross swimming registration at Columbus Junction is Saturday June 3 from 9 to 12 at Fulton Insurance. Cards will be returned to Muscatine after registration. Junior and senior life saving classes begin soon with junior starting at 12 and senior classes June 26. transportation is required. Columbus Junction Methodist Church to begin early worship Sunday at 8:20 with Sunday school at 9:45.
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Columbus Junction
Red Cross
Fulton Insurance Office
Muscatine
Bible Schools Slated for Junction Area
Columbus Junction area announces Vacation Bible School events with locations at Columbus Junction Methodist Church and Pleasant Grove Bethel Church. One week postponement shifts start to June 12, ending June 36, as plans are adjusted for local families and communities.
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Bible Schools
Junction Area
Columbus Junction
Pleasant Grove Bethel Church
Arda leads Canada Cup after first round at Dorado Beach
Sam Snead’s 67 puts the United States ahead as Ben Avda shines for the Philippines with a 68 to stand joint second. Canada’s Balding and Australia’s Thomson close, while Avda’s heroics lift the Philippines to fourth at 445.
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Harold Claassen
Associated Press
Dorado Beach
Puerto Rico
Sam Snead
United States
Ben Avda
Philippines
Avda
Jin
Tha
Val Balding
Canada
Peter Thomson
Australia
Snead
Buk Avei
Haved
Celestinaugot
Lenny
Stokes
Suedatiinny Demares
Cop
Dubling
Par Snead
Demarels
Tham
Minor League Scores Amid Mixed Results Across Leagues
In a span of games across American Association and Pacific Coast League teams posted varying outcomes. Jersey City defeated Syracuse 10 to 7 while Buffalo edged Columbus 8 to 3. Houston beat Louisville 4 to 1 in 12 innings as Omaha came from behind to top Indianapolis 4 to 2. Denver crushed Dallas-Fort Worth 15 to 2 and Seattle quieted Vancouver 2 to 4 as Portland fell to Spokane 4 to 2 in extra innings.
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American Association
Houston
Lewisville
Colonels
Denver
Dallas-Fort Worth
Omaha
Indianapolis Indians
Moe ‘Thacker
Singhy
Zipfel
Befate
al Towson
Aiiole
Secant
Fight Results Spokane and Los Angeles boxing cards
Spokane card featured Von Clay of Philadelphia stopping Lek Barrow in the sixth round to claim a knockout victory. In the Los Angeles event Eddie Garcia of Denver knocked out Marvin Carter in El Paso on the third round. Also notes several community items and a farm bureau notice about dunes walkers gathering near Wapello and Mt Pleasant with a Monday June 5 deadline.
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Spokane
Wish
von Clay
Philadelphia
Lek Barrow
Los Angeles
Eddie Garcia
Denver
Marvin Carter
Jel Paso
Four Meetings Planned in Columbus Jet Area
Columbus Junction hosts several club and church gatherings in June. The Emmi Beekman chapter of CES meets Monday at Lodge Hall in Bpnn for a friendship session honoring Ruth with past and present members recognized. Mrs Buelah Preiz is worthy matron, Clyde Crawford worthy patron. WSCS plans June 7 at 1 30 pm with Mrs Wilma Menson presenting Some for the Homeless. VW and social circle events posted for June 6 and Cha tauqua Park cabin gathering on Thursday with guests to bring own table service and cookies.
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Columbus Junction
Emmi
Beekman
CES
Lodge
Bpnn
Ruth
Buelah Preiz
Clyde Crawford
WSCS
Methodist Church
Wilma Menson Wil
Lois Blive
Marian Lucekey
Isabelle Sellers
Fio Johnson
VEW
The
Post
Ladies
Chatauqua Park
Columbus Club Dinner Meet Scheduled for Tuesday
The Columbus Community Club will skip Monday noon meeting and hold a dinner meeting Tuesday evening, June 6, at the Burn Sleale House. Attending are Town Development Commission staff, Columbus Junction industrial development committee, and officials from Iowa Southern Utilities Co. with Newell as dinner chair. Representatives from the Iowa Development Commission and Iowa Southern Utilities will discuss attracting new industries to Iowa.
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Columbus Tunction
Columbus Community Club
Burn Sleale
Town, Development Commission
Towa Southern Utilities Co
Columbus Junction
Russel BR. Newell
Towa Development Commission
Towa
Towa Southavn
Vern C Price
Commission
Ed. B. Slovey
Waller P. Williams
Robert M. Cannan
Robert C. McClelland
Martin H. Miller
Obituary: Joseph W. Henik 74 Lone Tree resident dies
Joseph W. Henik 74 formerly of Lone Tree died at his home in Town City Tuesday afternoon. Born July 17 1896 he married Ruth Lohrer in 1912 and Josephine Hahn in 1942 who died in 1958. He moved to Iowa City in 1944 and belonged to IOOF Lodge 128 Good Samaritan Encampment 5 Carnation Rebekah Lodge 376 and Knights of Pythias. Survivors include a son Donald of Lone Tree a daughter Mrs Hakrahan of Tawa City five stepchildren and nine grandchildren. Services held at Beckman’s Funeral Home Iowa City with burial in Lone Tree Cemetery.
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Joseph W. Wends
Lone ‘Tree
Joseph W. Henik
Lone Tree
Town City
Joseph
Rosa Langer Henik
Ruth Lohrer
Josephine Hahn
Tear Lone ‘Tyee
Iowa City
Honik
Omega 1Oof
Ab Beckman
Pune Jame
Towa City
Jarry Lake
Lone Tree Church of Christ
Lone Tree Cemetery
Missouri Synod Gains Members in Record Year
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, second largest Lutheran body in the United States, added 81,744 members last year to reach a total of 9,469,036.
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Missouri Synod
St. Louis
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
West Liberty graduates sixty seniors in 1961 ceremony
West Liberty held its high school commencement with sixty seniors receiving diplomas. The event featured Janet Roth as processional, Dr Stephen Knezevich as speaker on Dont Cry Alexanders, and top honors awarded to Michael Kuebler and Gerald Ganfield among others.
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West Liberty
Janet Roth
B. L. Barnes
Cation
The
Brass Choir
RB. E. Horsfall
Stephen J. Knereviel
Patrick Hand
William Smith
Auotary
Alty
Harold Keele
Iowa Bar Association
Patrick Mand
Fred R. Lehman
West Liberty Singers
B. L. Bawnes
Steyhen J. Knezevich
College of Eduication
Sut
Alexanders
G. William Smith
Rotary Club
Rotary
Board of Education
Fred &. Lehman
Michael Kuebler
Robert Kuebler
Gerald Ganfleld
Rod Bewley Ganfo
Mary Ellen. Barclay
New Iowa Boat Law Promises Simpler Fees
Rep. David Stanley of Muscatine County told Totak Wallon League that a new boat law aligns with winds and federal laws, simplifying requirements on the Mississippi River. Boaters will pay a 4 registration fee every two years to the Iowa Conservation Commission, replacing federal registrations, with uniform licensing to replace property taxes.
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Mississippi River
David Stanley
Muscatine County
Totak Wallon League
Mairpout
Stanley
Iowa Conservation Commission
Iowa
Stanley Sid
Rep
House of Representatives
Senate
Towa
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andeWalle
Iby
Cain
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Rinehart
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Voelker
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Gilienthal
Whitmer
Cunodningham Barrett
Hr-Vande
Sb-Mayo
Lilienthal
Walle
Ervices
Nok Warkington St
Meckee Farm
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Wennessay
Bracks
Duke & Duchess League
Hale & Wage League
Swantings
Ray Puce
Tyes
Ron
High
Ray Pace
Jan Cistam
aMng
Prone Custer
Frank Custer
Iki
Lee Lane
Terry Atte
SUN
Savant Qpeaket
Hugh Oyun
Colorado Springs
Devic Huston
William Dui
B. H. Shearer
Morey Mospital
Mes
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Pleasant
Harold Piercy
Arda
Kel Nagle
Wales
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IMG
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Vancouver
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Spakine
Concord FB
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Dunevan
Concord Farm Bureau
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Mt. Pleasant
Dunes
Genevieve Shellabarger
Shellabarger
Firestone
Mike
East 2Nd St
Columbus Jet
Columbus Club
Assembly of God Bible School
Assembly of God
Christ
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Bertha Panic
Sharon McCormicks
Maréeene Garmon
Deloris Cole
Shirley Curry
Lloyd Eflin
Betty Brewer
Kim Barclay
Kennel Nealson
O' Nealson
Michael Barkhurst
Lester Barkhurst
Lion's Club
Ronald Ruess
Don Ruess
Town Bar Association
Michael LeRoy Kuebler
Gerald Arthur Ganfield
Steven Wesley Hinkhouse
Marvin Charles Davienneth
Henry Nealson
Duane
Donald R. Moyer
David N Nealson
Kenneth HH. Nealson
Chaves
D. Nextman
Steven F Palmer
Phillip W. Peak
Rarehava J. Petersen
Petersen
Charles J. Probst
Ronald D. Ridenour
Bernard J. Roberts
Robert J. Rohner
Ronald Ro
Shalt . Sanders
Samuel Chneievy
MT. Shore
Patricia A. Nancy E. Spilger
Ronald A.templeman
and Weslemuy Thorsen
Kenneth Nealson
Gerald Ganfield
Michael Barkhorse
Mary Ellen Barclay
Evestors Diversified Receives, Inc
Glen R. Fryberger
Muscatine Bank
Dial AM
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East Second Street
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