Bowling Standings and High Scores From Local Meet
Carver Enterprises leads standings with teams like Tigers and Strikers near top, while Hot Shots and Los Bandidos post strong games. Highlights include Maxine Cadwell 179 172 and 493 series, Dave Utley 521 series, Barb Andresen 203, Wynetta Jensen 482, and top team totals by Treasurers and Sentinels with 2062 and 1933 series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carver Enterprises
Lb&s
Tigers
Hot Shots
Los Bandidos
Hi Rollers
Ladies High Ind
Maxine Cadwell
Mary Deasy
Dave Utley
Jim Bonifazi
Geo
Stack
Laos Bandidos
Barb Andresen
Sandra: Koch
Wynetta Jensen
Sentinels
West Liberty Rotary Elects Board Members
West Liberty Rotary Club named five officers for 1968 69 at the Tuesday dinner meeting. Board members to take office in July are Bob Cline Clair Heyer Richard Marko Kenneth Ruegsegger and Ken Wagner. Cloyce Downer will chair the board this year and serve as president elect. Harold O Keele chairs the student loan fund committee which awarded the first $350 loan interest free to a local college senior. Irwin Mosher announced plans for a September visit by Norwegian businessmen representing Rotary District 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
West Liberty Rotary Club
Bob Cline
Clair Heyer
Richard Marko
Kenneth Ruegsegger
Ken Wagner
Cloyce Downer
Rotary District
Iowa
Iowa City
Irwin Mosher
Rota- Trans
Harold O. Keele
Rotary Club
John Hagmeier
Interact
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Friday AP Report
The Associated Press provides Friday results across exhibition games with teams including Detroit topping Boston eight six and Minnesota routing Cincinnati eleven one. Other matchups feature Los Angeles defeating St Louis three two, Atlanta five New York nine one, and Philadelphia nine Oakland eight among numerous scheduled games in Florida and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Atlanta
New York
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Washington
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Oakland
San Francisco
Cleveland
Chicago
California
Baltimore
Semifinal matchups in Western and Eastern divisions
Today high level schedule features Western Division Semifinal San Francisco at St Louis and Eastern Division Semifinals Philadelphia at New York. Sunday includes Chicago at Los Angeles and Detroit at Boston as afternoon and 1st games of best-of-seven series. Monday brings Chicago at Los Angeles and Boston at Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
St Louis
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Los Angeles
Detroit
Boston
Rotary club discusses Interact Club plans and exchanges
The club reviewed progress on forming an Interact Club for high school youth and read a letter from Randy Kuebler, a West Liberty student on Rotary exchange in Argentina, detailing a 4000 kilometer tour and Mar del Plata residence. Members shared vacation stories, including Eichenaur’s Arizona trip and Brooke’s 10 day Caribbean cruise, followed by a brief board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Kuebler
West Liberty
Argentina
Rotary International
Randy
Mar del Plata
Buenos Aires
W.G. Eichenaur
Eichenaur
Arizona
Toni Brooke
Merle Morehead
Businessmen Rally To Antiwar Cause In Vietnam Debate
New York AP reports businessmen have sharpened opinions on the Vietnam War, with some opposing the conflict and supporting a major antiwar group. Analysts note economic worries, inflation, and interest rates as war-related concerns while brokerage houses and publications weigh de escalation benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vietnam
Henry Niles
Baltimore Life Insurance Co
Cochairman
Business Ex
Paine, Weber, Jackson & Curtis
Paine
Webber
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
The
Wall Street Journal
America
Forbes Magazine
Marriner Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Eccles
Fed
Federal Reserve
Enlarged Draft Pool Gains Support Among U.S. Educators
Educators push a broadened draft pool to include noncollege students and graduates. They warn current deferment rules threaten graduate programs and future trained professionals, urging an equitable call system based on birth dates and broader eligibility to sustain higher education and national needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garven Hudgins
Washington
U.S
Special House
Fred Harrington
University of Wisconsin
Betty M. Vetter
Scientific Manpower Commission
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Secretary of Defense
Brewster
Harrington
John W. Oswald
University of Kentucky
Oswald
National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges
Edith Green
Defense
Clark Clifford
Laos a Mixed Up Country In War But Likes Its Fun
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan describes Vientiane as a bustling capital amid a complex international standoff. Laos blends guerrilla warfare with diplomatic pomp, housing large U S missions and Pathet Lao presence while locals seek weekend rest and lighthearted city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laos
William L. Ryan
Vientiane
Mexico
Canada
Oyster and chili supper honors new Oakland Farm Bureau members
Conesville notes report 40 attendees at the Oakland Community Building for the annual oyster and chili supper. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brownwell and Don Rees from Columbus Junction. A safety film on insecticide and fertilizer use was shown. Gaylord McCullough presided over the meeting while reports covered Rural Women’s Day at Wapello and a joint Farm Bureau women’s meeting at Mrs. Louis Vincent’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Oakland
Charles Buser
Louisa County
Wapello
Oakland Township
Orono Township
Farm Bureau
Louis Vincent
Harold McCullough
James Bloomquist
Garlord McCullough
Frank Bass
Nun Speaker For Nichols Altar Society Meeting
Sister Eleanor from Davenport spoke at St. Mary's Altar and Rosary Society on catechism attitudes and morals. 17 members attended. a quilt was finished and displayed. a donation was sent to HOPE. a cookbook project was discussed. Sister Germaine will speak in April. a shower and bake sale were planned. church cleaning set for April 10. plans for a summer social and bazaar to fund pews. permission granted for two officers to attend DCCW convention. layettes and baby items prepared for Pope's Storehouse. next meeting set for April 18 with pot luck. yearly committee schedule announced through December with various hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germaine
Davenport
Th Jadies
Ronnie Wieskamp
Leo van Aken
Margaret Gabel
Tuloma
DCCW
Ottumwa
Jerry Elder
Leon Rudman
Frank Holcomb
Deeds Recorded For Muscatine Transfers Involving Several Parties
Deeds recorded show Robert C and Judith Macey to Edward Carl Rohde and Janice Rohde a warranty on lots 12 and 26 in Strouseland subdivision. Frances Eisito and Harry Eisito to David W Newell warranty on part of lot 2, block 43 Muscatine. Newell to Frances and Harry Eisito joint tenants warranty on part of lot 2, block 83 Muscatine. Norma Jean Laucamp and Mearl Laucamp to Grain Processing Corporation warranty on lot 4 Joseph E Hoopes 2nd addition Muscatine. Elmer and Ethel Haller to Grain Processing Corporation warranty on lot 3 Hoopes 2nd addition Muscatine. Carol and Charles McIntyre to A Wayne Eckhardt warranty on part of lot 9 block 145 Muscatine. Seco Investment to Stanley Consultants special warranty deed tract in section 28-77-2W. Roy and Virginia Kaulz to Robert and Verlee Gipple joint tenants warranty on lot 2 block 6 Walton subdivision George. Alices M Stych to William J and Lois Greenwald joint tenants warranty on part of lot 35 section 34-77-2W. William and Lorraine Moore Ruth Christensen to Eugene and Marjorie Maylone joint tenants quit claim on parts of sections 11 and 14-78-4W. Andrew and Etta Lord to Herman Lord warranty on lot 2 part of lot 3 block 10 Railroad Addition Nichols. A B and Josie Mae Robinson to John L and Leah N Timm joint tenants warranty on Lot 10 block 44 Park Place Addition Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C
Judith
Massey
Edward Carl
Janice N. Rohde
Strouseland
Frances M
Harry F
Eisito
David W. Newell
City of Muscatine
Frances ‘M
Norma Jean Parent Laucamp
Mearl A. Laucamp
Grain Processing Corporation
Joseph E. Hoopes
Elmer and
Ethel Haller
J. E. , Hoopes
Carol and
Charles W. McIntyre
A. Wayne Eckhardt
Seco Investment, Co
Stanley Consultants, Inc
Charles R
Mavis J. Jennings
Vern
Eunice Ev. van Laarhoven
Roy F
Virginia H. Kaulz
Robert H
Verlee Mae Gipple
Walton
City of
James A
Cheryby Levey
William F
Lorraine
Moore
Ruth
Hubert Christensen
Eugene BE. Sr
Marjorie J. Maylone
Ray Hockersmith
John W
Elizabeth B. Cromer
Andrew S
Etta B. Lord
Herman B. Lord
Nichols
A. B
Josie Mae Robinson
John L
Leah N. Timm
Park Place
Friendly Visitors Bring Kindness To Hutchinson Elderly
Mrs. Leslie Hutton walks five blocks to visit five elderly shut ins as part of Hutchinson Kansas Friends Visiting group. She visits Mondays and Tuesdays then calls to check on them during the week. A proposed addition would bring meals on wheels to homes of the elderly shut ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson, Kan
Leslie Hutton
Morale of Fighting Men Holds Up After Three Years
AP dispatch from Saigon reports that three years into the Vietnam War the morale of American troops remains high. Rotations and rest leaves help sustain spirits, while battlefield realities like reduced combat fatigue and ongoing injuries temper expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McArthur
Associated Press
Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Hall
Jeave
Phu Cam Canal
Hue
Morales
Doetor
William C. Westmoreland
82Nd Airborne Division
Mien
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Millie Blaesing
Loella Becker
Jeanette Phillips
Tom Price
Ray Erwin
Hill Fairail
Bosch
Patt
Pla Mor
Harold Heteler
KWPC
Ina Maes
West Liberty Rotary
Tampa
Fla
Houston
St. Petersburg
Nassau
Bahamas
Fort Lauderdale
Sarasota
Tucson
Ariz
Palm Springs
Calif
Orlando
Miami
West Palm Beach
IGF
Prince Souphanouvong
Souvanna Phouma
Souphanouvong
North Vietnam
Pathet Lao
Souk Pethrassy
Pethrassy
Communications Ministry
Third Eye
Conesyville News
Nichols Altar Society
Hope
Wayne Westlake
Donald Williams
Rex Smith
Kenneth Smith
Eldred Maxwell
Herman Wehmeyer
Lyle McKean
Mike Forbes
Russell Reed
Ernest Brookhart
Sylvia Platts
Forest Brown
James Wasson
Gaylord McCullough
Harold Carter
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