Wardlaw Signs With New York Yankees Class C Team
A 21 year old slugging outfielder from Morningside College, Wardlaw, has been signed by the New York Yankees for a substantial bonus and assigned to the Idaho Falls Class C squad in Idaho Falls, Idaho. He hit .375 for Morningside this spring and hails from Sioux City.
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Morningside
Yanks
Sioux City
Gary Ward
Law
Morningside College
New ‘York Yankees
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Wardlaw
Gardening tips for starting perennials in June
Extension horticulturist Ren Vance of Town State University urges gardeners to start perennials from seed in June for next year. He recommends cold frames to protect seedlings from heat and rain, shading with cheesecloth, and preparing soil with sand and peat or compost.
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Ren. Vance
Town State University
Vance
Joint Meeting of Conesville Youth Groups Notes and Visits
A Grace United Church of Christ youth fellowship meeting and Conesville Methodist MYF gathering discussed a possible swimming party, committee members named, and a Peace Corps discussion led by Darrell Crieger. Various relatives and neighbors were listed as guests visiting local homes. Gardening tips covered sowing, soil moisture, seedbed shade, and rooting shrub cuttings using cheesecloth shade and cold frames.
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Conesville
Grace United Church of Christ
Gary de Boer
Eddie Wheeler
Bill Hesseltine
Peace Corps
Darrell Crieger
Bill de Vore
Path Wagner
Peggy Johnson
Janet de Vore
Jim Forbes
Tom Hawkins
Donnie Bennett
Hilda Crieger
Nancy Forbes
Donald Williams
Kindler Wins Graduate Study Scholarship
Chicago William L Kindler earns Bachelor of Science in Group Work Education from George Williams College of Chicago and wins a Boys Clubs of America graduate study scholarship. He grew up in Muscatine and worked at Lathrop Boys Club while studying. He departs for New York University to pursue a Massey Arts degree with a focus on Boys Club Administration.
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Chicago
William L. Kindler
Geore Williams College of Chicago
Roy W. Kindler
As Neldig Ave
Muscatine
Kindler
Boy's Clubs of America
Lathrop Boys’ Club
New York
Masseys of Arts
School of Education
New York University
Obituaries: Clyde Nyenhuis Clara Van Gent Theodore Loppentien
Obituary notices report Clyde G Nyenhuis 61 died after a heart attack at work with funeral services held at Ralph J Wittich Home. Clara A Van Gent of 200 West Fifth Street to be remembered at Fairbanks Home for Funerals. Theodore Lopptentien 63 of Durant died after extended illness. services set at Frick Funeral Home Durant. Vincent L Smith 1186 Lucas died after extended illness. services pending at Fairbanks name for funerals.
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Clyde G. Nyenhuis
Ralph J. Wittich
Arthur Eveland
George Holliday
Ernest” Brei
Ervin Iserhett
Fred Greene
Leonard Crees
Albert Herlein
Virgil Ross
Greenwood Cemetery
Nyenhuis
Clara A. van Gent
West
Fifth Street
Fairbanks
van Gent
Robert Haln
Miami
Fla
Oval
Pittsburgh
Theodore Loppentien Durant
Theodore
Ted" Loppentien
Durant
Mr. Loppentien
Peter
Celem Loppentien
Davenport
Leona Reimers
Sunbury
Velma Grage
the Frick Funeral Hote
Vincent L. Smith
Lucas
Smith
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ethel C. Hackett
Fairbanks Name
Youth Charged After Mishap With Car Collision
A 16 year old youth escaped injury Friday when his car left Mulberry avenue and struck a traffic sign a utility pole and a lawn. Howard D Fowler 16 1036 Cedary street was charged with failure to have vehicle under control posting a 15 bond. he paid 10 and costs. A prior damaged car incident involved Merle A Young notifying police of the accident. Garry W Hamilton 29 and Mary Elizabeth Stevenson 48 were involved in a second collision on Third street near Mulberry with over 100 dollars in damage to both vehicles.
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Mulberry Avenue
Wier Street
Howard D. Fowler
Ceday ‘Street
Merle A. Young
Garry W. Hamilton
First Avenue
Third Street
Hamilton
Mary Elizabeth Stevenson
West Fourth Street
Stevenson
Three Month Term For Furnishing Beer To Minors
Clarence Dersham of West Liberty pleaded guilty in Muscatine district court to furnishing beer to a minor and received a three month county jail sentence. A West Liberty youth, 16, bought beers from Dersham on May 18, later used in a theft case in Cedar County.
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Clarence Dersham
West Liberty
Muscatine
Dersham
Dick Oppell
Cedar County
Garry D. Woodward
West ‘Liberty
Dershar
Matthew Westrate
Doing Okay After Heart Operation in Iowa City
Vandervelde of Iowa City, a graduate student at SUL, underwent a lengthy open heart operation Friday and is in satisfactory condition early today. He is the son of Ber Vandervelde of Aberdeen, BD.
Circle Beyond Fear Choral Drama On WOC TV
The senior high youth group of the United Presbyterian eluteh will present a choral drama "Circle Beyond Fear" at 8:30 a.m. Sunday on WOC TV.
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Senor High
United Presbyterian Eluteh
Circle Beyond Fear
Woc-Tv
Bowling Scores From Plamor and Pearl Lanes Standings
Bowling scores from Plamor Lanes and Pearl Lanes list standings for multiple leagues. High team games and sets are noted along with top individuals and series, including Blaesing Cottet, Geo Kook, and Betty Hopkins. Hours include Moody Heating, Wendhog, and various local businesses in standings.
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Moody Heating
Wendhog Quarnes Hill
Fairall Paint
Pearl Lanes
Kings & Queens
Wok Ciinton
Depry Millage
2Re Blaesing
Hophind
Jerry Milage
Les Smith
John Carpenter
Ladies’ High
Sadie Stark
Darlene Gray
Nina Brown
Mary, Smith
Green Thumb
Millie's
Wilton Loses To Lone Tree In Narrow Baseball Setback
Wilton, defending Eastern Iowa league champions, saw its four game win streak end Thursday night as Lone Tree scored all runs in the top of the fifth after trailing after four frames. Pitching duel featured Roger Marolf of Wilton and Ron Cerny of Lone Tree, with Marolf striking out 14 and Cerny nine. Lone Tree catcher Ron Flake went 2 for 3, and Wilson’s Frank Fair went 2 for 4.
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Wilton
Iowa
Lone Tree
RBA
Roger Marolf
Wilson
Ron Cerny
Marolf
Cerny
Ron Flake
Frank Fair
Sockey
Miss Roberti Has Surgery At Davenport
Soprano Margherita Roberti daughter of Mrs F J Roberts 1015 Mulberry Avenue Mus tine underwent major abdominal surgery at Morey hospital Davenport Friday afternoon Her condition was reported satisfactory after the operation Roberti sang the leading role in Verdis La Tosca with the Metropolitan Opera in New York last January Her illness forced cancellation of eight scheduled appearances in the leading role of Abagaille in Verdis opera Nabucco this summer in Verona Italy
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Margherita Roberti
F. J. Roberts
Mulberry Avenue
Mustine
Morey Hospital
Davenport
Miss Roberti
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Abagaille
Verona
Italy
U.S. Close to Wightman Cup Victory
The United States led Britain 4 3 today on day two of the Wightman Cup as the Americans needed only one win in four remaining matches to secure their 28th Cup title since 1923 Britain has won it six times.
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Wimbledon
England
United States
Britain
Thites
Goes to Jail For Bad Check
Marian Wayne Sdexrog, 74, of 61574 Spring Street, went to jail for seven days this morning rather than pay a $25 fine plus $5 costs after pleading guilty to passing a worthless $10 check in a Muscatine store. The case was in the court of Justice of the Peace Harvey G Allbee Jr Stickrod.
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Marian Wayne Sdexrog
Spring Street
Court of Justice of the Peace
Harvey G. Allbee, Jr
Stickrod
Muscatine
Three Midget Team Winners Score Over Ten Runs
Recap of junior league results with multiple games showing big margin victories. Athletics beat White Sox 20 to 1, Senators routed Tigers 15 to 6, Orioles defeated Indians 14 to 2. Batteries listed for each side.
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Athetics
Senators
Indians
Tigers
White Sox
Yankees
Red Sox
Athletics
Orioles
White. Sox
Rice
Figg
McNealy
H. Zaehringer
Ross
Bennet
A's
He Zaehringer
niceRs
Zierenhorn and
Luces
Coward and Johnson
Rhe Nankees
Deadline for Wheat Allotments Nearing
The ASCS county office accepts wheat allotment applications for certain farms. Farms with an existing allotment and no wheat planted in any of 1960 61 or 62 will lose allotments for 1963 unless a new farm allotment is approved. New farm applicants may include farms without a 1962 wheat allotment, and forms are available at the county ASCS office. The final date to file is June 30.
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ASCS
ASC
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Benner
S&h
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Price
Redeem Kraft Jelly & Preserve
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Cecil Bangs
Mountain Home
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Charles Scalt
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Myrel Westlake
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John Thornton
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Edward Garrett
Pally
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Colo
George Williams College
William .L. Kindler
Phelps Bros. Laundry
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Robert HK. Warren
U. Air Force Academy
W. 5S. Stone
Plamor Lanes
AP Pearl Lanes
Reichstein
Berlin
Ballenger & Steinman
Bunter & Jsardoise
BF Manley & Helger
Varnum & Mathias
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Steinman & Balenger
Thias
Reichstein & Berlin
J. Varnum
K. Steinman
M. Berlin
Steinman
J. Mathias
Muskie
Potter's Washers
A Beach Lumber Co
Joey Midman
T&c
Hazel
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Ruttertons
Hill's
Fairall
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Fran Ront
Linn Hart
Fran Hont
Gertrude Merri Mary Ryder
Arlene Martens
Seriis
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G. Slaughter
R. Flake
R. Cerny
V. Mills
L. Schaapveld
Sordeniel
G. Phelps
M. Kirkpatrick
Elf
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G. Murdock
F. Fair
A. Budelier
RR. Gronder
HW. Murdock
Collins
Waech
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Herr J. Zinger
J. Eder
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W. Murdock
Flake
Rersobe Cerny
Mayolf
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