Records Fall in Olympic Tryouts at Hawkeye Trials
Iowa City June 26 more than a dozen athletes showed Olympic potential at the sectional track and field trials led by University of Iowa stars Cuhe and Baird who both set records Cuhe clocked 53.10 in the 400 meter hurdles and Baird ran 47.90 in the 400 meters Edward Gordon set Midwest AAU marks in the broad jump and hop step and jump Ray Conger posted Midwest marks in the 1500 and won the 800 Aubrey Cockrell swept the 100 and 200 with a Midwest record in the 100 Others advancing included Haworth Bullamore Fraiver McInerney Haggard Weldon Dunka Schroll and Alf with Doane sharing the floor in the 400 meter dash and javelin marks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Frank J. Cuhe
Hawkeyes
Pomeroy
Los Angeles
A. C
Baird
George Baird
Edward Gordon
Ray Conger
Iowa State College
America
Lloyd Hahn
Otto Pelzer
Aubrey Cockrell
University of Texas
Olympic Timber
Haworth
Penn College
Bullamore
Wisconsin University
Fravier
Kansas University
McInerney
Haggard
Texas
Weldon
Graceland
Dunkak
South Dakota
Wellman Area News Briefs Include Accidents and Visits
Cars belonging to F E C Jones and Arthur Gardner collided on Main Street. Mrs Jones sustained minor injuries. both cars were badly damaged. John Lefever injured a foot when his load of coal was overturned by a runaway team. Leon Arthur from Cedar Rapids visiting Wellman relatives. Mrs Jesse Gardner and son Harold traveling to Yankton and Biors Falls. Several residents attending events in Des Moines and Washington. A Green Township farmer erects a new 36 by 59 barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
FE. C. Jones
Arthur Arthur Gardner
Main Street
Jones
John Lefever
Leon Arthur
Cedar Rapids
Park Griggs
Ivan Weidlein
Cleveland, D
J. G. Weidlein
Jesse Gardner
Harold
Fred Gardner
Yankiore
S. C
Louis Gardner
Biors Falls
L. C. Miller
Des Moines
Mabel Pulse
Jean
Genevive
Davenport
Sherman Henderson
Bunker Hill
A. J. Rogers
Tona Brown
Katona
Morris
Jay Russell Miller
Agar. S. D
Charles Brown
FE. D. Miller
Rose Dawson
Ella Weller
W. Cc. T. UW. Citizenship Institute
Washington
Charles Zillmer
Green Township
Wilton Social Notes and Local Visits
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon in the vestry with Mrs. A T Nelson Mrs J T Clark Mrs Lola Dunker and Mrs A W McBrain as hostesses. Residents Albert Peterson and Curtis Fromeyer shared a weekend visit. Other guests include Mrs A F Beard and daughter Miss Ctra in Muscatine. Families M M Bond Edith and Mable Bond visited from Muscatine Cyrus Shuger hosted company from Davenport Sheboygan Wis and Kellogg were also mentioned in recent gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marolf
Cedar County
A. W. McBlain
Des Moines
Theology
H. T. Birchard
Kellogg
M. M. Bond
Edith and
Mable
Muscatine
Roy Bond
Davenport
Clayton Bond
Frank Lindow
Sheboygan
Wis
Cyrus Shuger
M. S. Kirkpatrick
Bloomington
Child Rompers and Ladies Dress Pricing Notice
Listing details for child rompers in 6 and 12 month sizes and a 2 year size with fabric yardage for 32 inch wide material plus bias binding. Also a ladies dress in six bust sizes with material amounts, contrasting fabric, and lower edge width. Price local.
Muscatine Fashion Book Offer and Local News Briefs
Pattern orders are to be sent to The Muscatine Journal Pattern Dept for the spring and summer 1988 book of fashions. Curtis Frymeyer visited Cedar Rapids and Mt. Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. A B Smith and sons traveled to Makoketa for a two week visit. The Royal Neighbors plan a picnic supper on the school lawn Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Journal
Pattern Dept
Community Notes From Pleasant Prairie Iowa
Pleasant Prairie reports Mrs. Walter Petersen ill at Belle Vue hospital Muscatine and confirms social visits. Philindosia club hosted by Mrs. George Grimm with attendees including Mrs. Walter Benshoof, Mrs. Elmer Paul, Mrs. Roy Egel, and Miss Dorothy Wells of Davenport. Dorothy Wells visited Marvel Grimm. Mildred and Leota Kautz stayed with Celestia and Karl Petersen. Mrs. Blessing of Muscatine visited G. R. Cole home. An ice cream supper at Presbyterian church parlor drew a large crowd for a charivari party honoring newlyweds Ted Drumm and Bernice Shepard, followed by a chivari for Mr. and Mrs. Otto Martz, Mrs. Martz formerly Maude Drumm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Prairie
Walter Petersen
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
George Grimm
Philindosia Club
Walter Benshoof
Blue Grass
Elmer Paul
Roy Egel
Dorothy Wells
Davenport
Marvel Grimm
Mildred
Leota Kautz
Otto Martz
Martz
Maude Drumm
Marion Turpie Leads in Trans Miss Tournament
Marion Turpie of New Orleans enters match play at Minikahda club as a top contender in the Trans Mississippi golf tourney. Her qualifying score was one stroke over men’s par, seven better than champion Miriam Burns Horn, and Mrs. O. S. Hill finished second with a 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Marion Turpie
New Orleans
Minikahda Club
Minikahda
Miriam Burns Horn
Kansas City
O. S. Hill
Espinosa Leads Open Tourney With 142 at Lakewood
Al Espinosa shot 68 to go six ahead in the Mid-America Open at Lakewood, two under par total 142 after two rounds. Leo Diegel is six back in second, with Johnny Farrell and Walter Hagen among notables well behind as the field contends for a $15,000 prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
al EspinOsa
Lakewood
Chicago
Leo Diego
White Plains
N. Y
Espinosa
Johnny Farrell
Walter Hagen
Archie Compston
Gene Sarazen
Farrell
Bobby Jones
Hagen
Compston
Gene
Diegel
Aubrey Boomer
France
Epworth League attendees noted from Burlington district event
Wapello reports attendance at the Burlington district Epworth League convention in Mt Pleasant with Rev B G Hawkins and local youths among those listed. Rainfall Sunday damaged crops but boosted later potato yields from gardens. several residents travel for family visits and medical news.
Lloyd Hahn Plans to Quit Running After Olympics
Boston report says Lloyd Hahn, leading American track star, will retire after the Olympic Games. He aims to win an Olympic title and has his heart set on two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hahn
Boston
America
Local items from Columbus Junction area June updates
Notes from Columbus Junction Iowa including Carl Giffey at Fort Leavenworth Army camp and visitors from Moline Aurora Muscatine and St Paul. Reports of rainfall and plowing progress plus church service and Epworth league gathering. Social visits involve Irene Turner Turner family and local residents with travel to Oskaloosa and Kansas City.
Grandview Notes on Meetings Visits and Local Happenings
Mrs Scott Lieberknecht attends Four-H clubs meeting in Ames. George Solmberg returns to Fairfield for summer school after a week at J. H. Buster home. Freda Zimmerman visits aunt south of town. Lawrence Fisher back from Pass Christian Mississippi. Un Streamers class plans play at schoolhouse with help from young men. Charley Young and wife start housekeeping on George Young farm. Doris Holtrop and son Keith visit Muscatine. Hilt Lieberknecht ships fat cattle to Chicago. Ruby Lieberknecht Mary Beck and Jean Williams return from Ames Four-H club meeting. W O and Fred Shew visit Morning Sun then Morrison. May Metzger of Keokuk visits ill grandmother Mrs Dave Young. Hazel Dulgar listed as sick. Chester Young of Davenport visiting. W H Dickerson works on parsonage interior. Rev D N Howey to be here this week. Roy Sabin and Bert Dulgar work in Muscatine. Faye Heine of Runnels visiting Mrs Inezross. James Haroff recently arrived.
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Wapello
Burlington District
Epworth League
Mt. Pleasant
B. G. Hawkins
J. H. Chittum
James Chittum
Merry Beth Black
Jean
Francis McCullough
Francis
Lucile
Harriet Vandevert
Erma Dale
Harriet Webster
Helen Jamison
Alva Williams
Burlington
Williams
Blanche Here
Dorothy
Lester
Wash
Ward Williams
Marian
Josephine Cover
Dighton
Kas
Laura Grimes
Mary Harkness
Creston
J. A. Porter
Washington
W. D. Garmoe
Fairfield
Max Stone
Cedar Rapids
Howard Marshall
Lillian Bowden
Dubuque
Frank Stewart
Elizabeth Owens
Columbus Junction
Joe
Dana Arington
R. D. McCullough
Robert
Ruth
Rochester
Minn
Carl Giffey
Iowa State College
Ames
Ft. Leavenworth
Albert Thompson
Mary Catherine
Betty Jean
Moline
Thompson
S. F. Ramer
Mary E. Turner
John Christener
Aurora
Ill
G. W. Brock
James Wilson
Kate Bowman
Trinity Reformed Church
Emanuel Jasmann
A. W. Jones
Conesville
J. W. Zerbe
Elizabeth Mewhirter
Marine Shearer
Dorothy Brook
Alice Hanft
Lulu Hill
Lillian Bliven
Velma
Lawrence Tisor
Lloyd Teel
Roy Maurer
Choriene Knauss
Ruth Anwy
Woodrow Shearer
Carl Weber
Harlan Eliason
Eugene Lewis
A. C. Cadogan
New London
A. ©. Bond
Muscatine
Harry Cotler
St. Paul
Stanley Jones
Bobby
Hartline
W. ©. Jones
Ralph Utter
Floyd Pine
International Falls
Canada
J. Fred Moore
Norma Giffey
Oskaloosa Training School
Frank Green
Peoria
Francis Peters
William Deford
Alma Johnston
Do. N. Johnston
Columbus City
Kansas City
University of Mexico
Ben Moore
James Dunnahoo
Winfield
Emma Davis
Rock Island
Grandview
Scott Lieberknecht
George Solmberg
Parsons
J. H. Buster
Freda Zimmerman
Chart Berk
Lawrence Fisher
Pass Christian
Miss
Charley Young
George Young
Doris Holtrop
Keith
Hilt Lieberknecht
Chicago
Ruby Lieberknecht
Mary Beck
Jean Williams
W. O
Fred Shew
Morrison, In
Hazel Dulgar
Chester Young
Davenport
W. H. Dickerson
D. N. Howey
Roy Sabin
Bert Dulgar
Faye Heine
Runnels
Inezross
James Haroff
Musk defines most perfumes sourced from endangered deer
Musk serves as the core fragrance base in many perfumes, traditionally derived from musk deer. This material has long been central to perfumery but raises conservation concerns due to deer population pressures and regulatory protections.
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Hawkeye
Cahel
New
A. A
A. Marks
Wellman News
Muscatine, Iowa
Ize
Par—Farrell
Amsterdam
Hahn
Falls City
Neb
Wapello News
U. @ Patent Office
George McManug
Tot
Nes
Grandview News
May Metzger
Keokuk
Dave Young
Journal’s
Fuller’s
W. Ltd
Geo. W. Reuling
Titus Lean Investment Co
Gertenbach
Tnd St
Ron
Iowa Ave
W. 4Th
Walnut St
J. P. Haroff
Grandview, Ta
Inquirer, Journal
Neway Brush Factory
Hartford
Conn
High Prairie Church
Huttig Mfg. Co
Bethel A. M. E
Redman Hall
Hawkeye Pearl Button Co
Button Workers Union
H. M. Bartlett
Poultry and Eggs
East Seventh
Inquire
B” Journal
Journal
W. J. Foster
Alabama
Christer
King’s Daughters
M. E
Fred Weir Farm
Chase Music Studios
Laurel Bldg
Riemckie’s Drug Store
G. C. Parks
Lloyd Baby Buggy
E. E. Furnas
Letts Ia
C. H. Schultz
Kresge
Palm Beach Coits
Meerdink Clo. Co
N. Rosenberger
Ninth
Sycamore Streets
R. T. Finley
Cedar River
W O. Fritchman
Deering
Herr’s Coat Yard
Maxine
Aliso
Roy FE. Law
Elwood Merle
Emery
Nellie B. Roberts
Eldon
Frank Wall
Titus Loan & Investment
Iowa
Peter Olson
American Motor Ofis
American Petroleum Co
Lodge
Triune Lodge No. 641
W. M
Iowa Lodge No. 2
A. F
A. M
Selandia
Oakland
E. Third St. Muscatine
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