Open Loop Tilts Highlight Friday Softball Doubleheader
Open Softball doubleheader at Kent-Stein Park saw Jody's defeat Henderson's 8 to 4 in a game where Vern LaRue earned the win with nine strikeouts. Junior Briggs led Henderson with three singles while John Marshall contributed five Ks for Jody's. Merchants beat May Drug 14 to 11 as Joe Van Nice pitched a three hitter and Wagenkneel suffered the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent-Stein Park
Body's-Henderson's
All-Stars
Henderson Garage
Body's Corner
Vern LaRue
John Marshall
LaRue
Marshall
Junior Briggs
Henderson
Mike Berlin
Denny Carpenter
Ron Tietge
Harley Mills
Gary Herr
Don Meeker
Steve Schenk
Gabby Brownsend
Bob Andresen
Jerry Coss
Vern LaRua
Jody
R-H Jody
Merchants
May
Merchhants
May Drug
Columbus Junction
Joe van Nice
Wagenkneel
Childress
Cummings
Curtis
Jack van Nice
Streger
The
Breve Temple
Tom Hargemann
Mere Manley Luedtke
Schroeder
R-H May -Oscieye Oon
Merchals
Bowling League Standings and Highlights Across Leagues
Reading shows WCWLNG at Plamor Lanes with standings led by United Rentals and Family Centre. Top individual scores include Paula Davis 192 and Vera Wilson 190 in women's high scores. Gary Sage and Mickey Wilwa posted strong men's series. Team highs feature Team No. 5 with 716 game and 1954 series, while Downers claim several high marks including 783 team game and 1602 team series along with other league notes and player names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plamor
Warsea Oy Sesteree
United Rent Awees
Family
Cate Carver
Seri Gary Sage
Dev
Mickey Wilwa
Family Cate
United Rental
Kings & Queens League
Gota Fangs S Wooding
Wheecannet Vals Fed Na Blaoxinz Contractiacs
Hills Yairall
Hy Fala
Taw Mae
NS Jo
Luminuo
Downnre’s
Ins
Monroe St
Sromenty High
Ind
Betty Hopkins
Norma Sildeehorna
Bethy Hopkins
Bea Petersen
Buzz Sil
Bayhorn
Bob Downer
Sob Downer
Umthun
Monroe St. ML
Downer
Downers Ihs. Wes
Boys Tennis Tournament Slated Here
A Muscatine Junior Chamber of Commerce tennis tournament for boys will be held Thursday afternoon June 10 at Weed Park tennis courts. Two divisions 16 and under and 17 18 year bracket feed two winners to the state junior tournament June 18 18 in Iowa City. Frank Kurteshagh leads the event with contact at Muscatine High School or 263 2045.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Kemble Hinesley
Ida Kemble —Hinesley
Jefferson City
Oskaloosa
Amos
Margaret Jane Kemble
W. F. Hinesley
Hinesley
Lexington
Carl Bosch
Herman Murdock
Kansas City
Atl Oskaloosa
PlaMer Teams Advance In State Handicap Bowling Meet
Four PlaMer Lanes teams qualify for the district round of the State Handicap Bowling tournament in Davenport. Women’s qualifiers are Walton’s Nursery 2758 and Pebblestones 2692. PlaMor Coffee Shop 2895 and Thermo Gas 2892 lead men. District winners advance to the state finals June 23 at Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PlaMer Lanes
Davenport
Walton's Nursery
Pebblestones
Walton’s
Delores Curtis
Shirley Howell
Darlene
Toots Martin
Barb Morressey
Nancy McCleary
Iola Lane
Judy Roby
Lois Cordwell
PlaMor Coffee Shop
Thermo Gas
PlaMor
Bob Wieter
Jack Berry
Dave Roby
Cliff Becker
George Cordwell
Mel Kent
Tom
Jim
Carroll Martin
Bob Welker
Suburban
Plaza Lanes
Bettendorf
Ames
Durant Softball Meet Set for June 26 27
Durant hosts the fourth annual Durant Athletic Boosters club softball tournament on Saturday and Sunday June 26 27. The 16 team event gathers squads for two days of round robin and bracket play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
Durant Athletic Boosters Club
U S Davis Cup Team Leads 2 0 in Kern County
The United States Davis Cup team built a 2-0 lead in Bakersfield as Arthur Ashe defeated Keith Carpenter 6 3, 6 3, 6 1 and Gene Scott beat Harry Faucuser 6 3, 6 2, 4 1, 6 4. The U S now eyes a trip to Dallas for the next round if they win the doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Calif
United States
Canada
Dallas
U.S
Arthur Ashe
Keith Carpenter
Gene Scott
Harry Faucuser
Quincy Triumphs To Top Midwest League Race
Quincy surged into the top division of the Midwest Circuit with a 4 3 1 win over Burlington. Woody Foster hit a two run homer and Mike Jones drove in three with a triple in the sixth. Decatur beat Dubuque 5 0 and 1 0, Cedar Rapids beat Clinton 3 1, Jeff Talbot homered for Clinton, and Wisconsin Rapids defeated Fox Cities 13 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Associated Press
Woody Fosster
Miké Jones
Burlington
Foster
Jones
Decatur
Dubuque
Waterloo
Quad Cities
Cedar Rapids
Dale Meier
Clinton
Jeff Talbot
Wisconsin Rapids
Fox Cities
Fourteen Pros Under Par in Buick Open Round Two
Julius Boros shot five under 70 to take a two stroke lead at 184 in the Buick Open at Warwick Hills. Defending champion Tony Lema Gary Player Doug Sanders Jack Nicklaus and Steve Spray trailed by two strokes as 130 or better qualified for the final rounds while several former champions and Open victors were eliminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Kennedy
Associated Press
Grand Blanc
Mich
Julius Boros
Warwick Hills
Tony ‘Lema
Gary Player
Doug San‘ders
Jack’ Nicklaus
Steve Spray
Ken Ventuesi
Bruce Crampion
Mike Souehak
Don January
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bob Charles
Loafers League Hastin Banquet Honors and Awards
Loafers League Hastin Banquet honored champions Sulo Mart for first place and Hill's Paint Stare for second. Berniece Beckman received the most improved award while Jean Pas dach earned high series 624 and Bey Lowenstein had high game 220. Garnet Dooley received a babysitting trophy. new officers were Bernice Bartenhagen president Rey Lowenstein vice president and Liz Alloway secretary treasurer.
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Sulo Mart
Hill
Berniece Beckman
Jean Pas+dach
Bey Lowenstein
Garnet Dooley
Ber
Nieve Bartenhagen
Rey Lowenstein
Liz Alloway
Justice Court Daily Report June 5 1965
Justice Court records list speeding and license issues for residents on Mocison Atalissa Newell and 35th street with fines and costs. Reckless driving cited for Dennis Dipple of Montpelier. hospital admissions include Lyle Suits Marlton and Michael Nelson Alva Runyon and others. Birth announcements flag daughters for Veatch Severson Poller and an adoption of a baby girl Melissa Sue. Volunteer roster for Masculine General Hospital spans June 6 12 with many local helpers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hanson
Leland Arthur
Mocison
Atalissa
Jeat S. Harbaugh
Route
Terry
Joseph Zybarth
Newell
Avenue
Dennis E
Dipple
Montpelier
Lyle Suits
Marlton
Michael Nelson
Hershey Avenue
Alva Runyon
Wede Hopker
Grandview
Diegana Powell
Minvis City
Charlene Neely
E. 2Nd
Linda Fosholt
Circle Drive
David Siefers
Letts
Marie Bennett
Eddie Aro
Fletcher Avenue
William Scales
Sherman
Charles Veatch
Richard Severson
Rabin Road
Gene Poller
Cottage
Melissa Sue
Ralph. Hyink
Marcy Hospital
Town City
Bullets Strike Deputy's Home in Bogalusa
Gunmen fired six bullets into the home of chief deputy sheriff Doyle Holliday as officers pursued leads in the terrorist style murder of Washington Parish’s first Black deputy sheriff O’Neal Moore. Ernest McElveen waived extradition from Tylertown Miss. and was returned to Louisiana. Also listed are marriages, probate notices, default judgments, and traffic infractions from local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugalusa
Doyle Holliday
Washington Parish
O'Neal Moore
Ernest
Busy Schedule For Graduating MHS Seniors
Proud parents and relatives will attend Muscatine High School events for the class of graduates. The baccalaureate is Sunday at 4:00 p.m. in the auditorium. Commencement Monday at 8:00 p.m. in the field house follows a senior assembly, with practice at 9:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. The seniors will lineup in cap and gown at 7:45 p.m. Admission requires tickets, with post-8:00 p.m. spectators entering without tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine ‘High
Talnatch
Obituaries and Funerals in Muscatine Area
Obituaries note the deaths of Ida Kemble Hinesley 105born 1858 in Oskaloosa and long-time resident of Muscatine and Lexington, Martha Jane Goddard 93 retired optometrist from Freeport, Nell F. Kelly 78 of Columbus Junction, and Lester M. Truesdale 29 of Muscatine. Surviving relatives, service details, and burial arrangements listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Goddard
Jane May Goddard
West Sixth’ St
Riverview Heights Nursing Home
Muscatine
Wapello Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
WAPELLO Home Benefit Society met at Mrs Jack Thompson's home with 15 members and five guests. A potluck dinner followed a social afternoon. Upcoming picnic set for Grandview Park in August. Students Barbara, Patty, and Mary Ellen McNeil vacationing with their parents. International students from State University visited. Deputy Sheriff position filled by Bradley Jones of Morning Sun. Helen Neal of Washington DC visiting relatives. Wapello Methodist Church School runs June 1–4 with named teachers and helpers. A potluck supper honored visiting former residents George Pratt and family.
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Wapello
M. B. McNeil
McNeil
Ayako
Yanada
Japan
Chung Gak Yun
Korea
Shizuko Akamine
Okinawa
State University
Towa City
Enor
Don Small
Bur. Foor
South Gate
Mich
Foor
Louisa County
Bradley Jones
Morning Sun
Helen Neal
Washington, D.C
Forrest Harris
Wapello Methodist Church
Dorothy Webb
Shirley Fletcher
Alice Teel
Helen Jack
Maryjo Marshall
Marcia Schneider
Vivian McCulley
Charlene Aspelmeier
Barbara Hayes
Rosemary Elliott
Jackie Samuels
Marilyn Weber
Betty Wiederrecht
Nina Gant
Kane Ortmeyer
Rosemary Hayes
Shirley Foor
Mary Ann Ryan
Kitches
Norma
Denise Bayne
Mary Matthews
Jennie Small
Sumner Hayes
George Pratt
Wilton Youth Selected for Hawkeye Boys State
Dean Birkhofer son of Mr and Mrs Don Birkhofer from Wilton was chosen by Wilton American Legion Post 5B4 to represent at Hawkeye Boys State. Selection followed Wilton High School faculty input noting his honor courage loyalty scholarship and service. Dean departs June 1 for Camp Dodge for a one week program to study government and student leadership. He holds a B average active in sports honor society and Student Council and will be senior class president.
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Wilton
Dean Birkhofer
Don Birkhofer
Wilton American Legion Post
Hawkeye Boys
Wilton High School
Nean
Dodige
State
Dean
Women's Fellowship Meets at Conesville
Grace United Church of Christ Women’s Fellowship in Conesville met 15 members and two guests on Wednesday June 2 in the church’s Friendship room. The program included a devotional, lesson on The Ministry of the Safety You Are Rich, and planning for Guest Day July 7 with speaker Mrs. Chester Chandler. A church cleaning day was set for July 1, and May visitation reports were shared.
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Conesville
Women’s Fellowship
Grace United Church of Christ
Mary McKee
Pearl Kennedy
Margaret Schlichting
Ministry of the Safety
Irma Smith
Pearl Adams
Elizabeth Lulz
Chester Chandler
Winfield
Elizabeth Lutz
Callie Everett
Faithe Shellabarge
Sylvia Plots
Vera Showaller
June Houseal
Mildred Wolford
Southeast Iowa Association
Iowa Women's Fellowship of the United
Nichols Noble Grand Circle Meeting Thursday
NICHOLS The Past Noble Grand Circle of Bridgeman Rebekah Lodge will meet June 10 with Mildred Porter and Letha Porter as assistant hostess. Members should bring bingo prizes and an election of officers will be held at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Noble Grand Circle of
Bridgeman Rebekah Lodge
Mildred Porter
Letha Porter
Shores of Christ meeting and community notes in Denmark Iowa
At Shores of Christ in Denmark Iowa on May 25 Mrs. Mary McKee reported on books for the coming year aiming for four per person. Dorothy Christianson sent a letter from Tibetan Mission House Kalimpong India. Sick and shut-in cards were prepared. Birthday honoring dessert followed. Hostesses were Irma Smith and Vera Showalter. Lorraine Murphy hosted a group for coffee for Mrs Virgila Cozad Wheeler of Denver visiting McCozad family. J Kelly McKee attended a June Breakfast of the Women’s Society of Christian Service in Columbus Junction. Warren Buser visited brothers in Seymour Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McKee
Dorothy Christianson
Wroker
Kalimpong
West Bengal
India
Pearl Adams
Irma Smith
Vera Showalter
Lorraine Murphy
Virgila Cozad Wheeler
Denver
Cala
Sam Cozad
J. Kelly McKee
Women's Society of Christian Service
Columbus Junction
Methodist
Warren Buser
Robert, David
George Elmore
Seymour
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Krieger Motors
Wilton Feed-Grain
Thee Tody's
Ina Mae
Jolly
Henderson's
WLNG
PlaMer
Loafers League
Hastin Banquet
Daily Report
Masculine General Hospital
Keith Stocker
Matt Leuck
William Ward
Douglas Randleman
Clarence
Mockmore
Sam Banks
Gene Boynton
Harry ‘Timm
Jessie Altbaus
Leona Curtis
Emma Wheeler
Austen Hansen
Archie Martin
Barts Busch
Arthur Bailey
Robert Phillips
Extr. Rocca
Francis Cooney
Glen Barrington
Verna McFadon
Raymond Ahif
Harold Timm
A.M. Thornton
Merle Young
Arthur Umlandt
Paul Welk
Leonard Roggeveen
Blanche ‘Thomas
George Wagner
T. A. Williams
Omer’ Jones
Max Collins
J. Robi. Lewis
Jo Rauch
Merle, Swisher
Herbert Dickinson
R. A. Althaus
Grace Crull
Leonard’ Howard
Alice Nyenhuis
Elmee Poller
Leslie Simpson
Wilbur Dietrich
Minnie Beyet
Virgil Honeyman
Norman Wayne Schmelzer
Lorfinda Louise Duffield
Mascaline
Ronald Lee Oostendarp
Ellen Jane
Grimm
Stiit
Everett EB. Longstreth
Whitey
Elizabeth Halli
Day
Plaintiff
Schrock Fertilizer Co
Gerald and Glatha
Seitx
Klein, Hiein
Galzke
Olson
Mds
Kenneth and
Darlene Leech
J. Albert Kline
Alberta Kline
Anna Kline
Elmer
Wayne
Marion
Everett Kline
Mary Jean Fidebein
James L. Freyermuth
Hazel
Everett
John Alvin Lohse
New Hampshir's
Madison Street
Pond Street
Harold A. Lohse
Alvin P. Lohse
Faith United Church of Christ
Wilbur Ericson
Flossie Erksy
Dixie Lee
Brooknart
Duane Goodken
Eddie Milder
Phillips Street
Donald Lee Houdek
West Second Street
Clarente P. Hollenbeck
Hancock Street
George Hatfield
Pruitlands
Carl Z. Wilson
Dorant
Gerald Bernard
Stechen
John A. Simander
Geneva Drive
MHS
Bach
Hormaal
Helen Howe
Freeport
Althens
Mercy Pierce Goddard
Trinity Episcopal Church
A. J. Goddard
Freeport, Il
Oakland Cemetery
Stevenson County
Florence Twp
Ill
Fairbanks
Nell F. Kelly
Restopia Nursing Home
Abraham Parsons
Sarraty Duncan
Kelly
Amor N. Kelly
Frank Parsons
Grace, Mereford
Taylor, Tes
Stacy Funeral Home
Walter” Walff
Columbus City Cemetery
Lester M. Truesdale
East
Mercy Hospital
Truesdale
Dewey Cement
Linwood
Mr. Truesdale
James
Essie Smith Truesdale
James Truesdale
Fairport
George Creamer
Leonard Seivece
Riley
Ray
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Desalar
Wapello News
Shores of Christ In
Denmark
Iowa
Hitman
Whitman
Pau
Richard
Jung
Oupon Spectaley
Chuck
ISLEY
Paw
del Monte
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