Indians Fall In Conference Opener 7-6 To Clinton
Muscatine Community College slugger John Fuller hit a decisive two homer game winner in the seventh and eighth frames as Clinton rallied to beat MCC 7-6 at Tom Bruner Field. MCC had led 4-1 before Clinton’s Fuller belted a solo homer and a three run shot to grab the lead. MCC starter Roger Marolf pitched well through five innings, with Ron Rebal and Larry Richardson supplying key hits. Clinton's pitchers walked seven combined, while MCC drew seven free passes but could not hold the edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
John Fuller
Fuller
Fuler
Muscatine
Bruner
Roger Maroll
Ron Rebal
Larry Richardson
Rebal
Fiehder
MCC
Richardson
Indians
Mr. Fuller
Maralt
Andresen
Bob Her
Wit
Burlington
Don TeStrake
Marolf
Gary Minor
Charlie ‘Taylor
Minop
Gevors
Minor
Lampe
Dave Petratz
Dave Carmody
Mike Rueckert
Craig Moss
Taylor
Mano
van Ormer
Bowling results and league standings for Muscatine and Clinton
The recap lists pitching and batting notes from Muscatine and Clinton games, including winning pitcher Andresen and loser Maroll. It records team totals, double plays, homers by Fuller, and multiple fielding and pitching miscues. Local league standings and high individual scores across Meady Gard Meadow Massey offices and Massey cleaners are noted, along with high team and individual tallies for the Ladies and Men divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Clinton
E-Pottratz
Murphy
Dewel
Maroll Vc
Andresen
Merry Mixers
Maroll
W. L
Carmody
Marl Ua
Jean
Lester
Chandler
Ladies High
Gane —Massey
Glod Soha
Hart
Mike Blaesing
Ladies High Ind
Margaret Naber
Mulle Blasi
Vier
High Ind
Howell Heads Bowling League Elects Officers at Banquet
Howell heads the Howell Heads Bowling League was elected president at the annual Elks No. 304 bowling banquet. Lyle Brockway named vice president and Art Causey secretary treasurer. Lupton and Toyne won the team title. Causey earned the most improved bowler award for raising his average. Scott Griffin posted the top individual average of 284. Coca Cola posted the high team game at 1018 and Frachner Insurance the high team series. Leonard Weber had the high individual game of 305 with handicap and series of 735 with handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Elks No
Elks Lodge
Lyle Brockway
Art Causey
Lupton and Toyne
Causey
Scott Griffin
Coca Cola
Frachner Insurance
Leonard Weber
Horse Show and Trail Ride Set by Hawkeye Saddle Club
The first trail ride and horse show of the season are scheduled Sunday by the Hawkeye Saddle Club. The trail ride starts at 10:30 am at Jack Reichert farm, five miles northwest of Muscatine on Highway 22. Sixteen show events begin at 1 pm. entrants need not ride in the show. Events include pony, men and women's western pleasure, flag race, clover race, egg race, stock horse, junior horsemanship, rescue, three-horse relay, speed race, musical chairs open and under categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Saddle Club
Dst
Jack Reichert
Muscatine
Highway 22
Foster's Win Bowling Title at Skdigs Club Playoff
Foster's Royal Blue claims the bowling title at PlaMor Janes in a 2301 to 2272 playoff over Schlitz Beer. Foster's top scorers include Evelyn Davis 446 Mattian Becker 497 Pat Grim 431 Dorothy McClure 496 and Anne Figg 4. Schlitz totals 72 handicap with Norma Silberhorn 46% Sally Kiinek 466 Dorothy Brockway 391 Helen Gunnell 443 Dorothy Rauschenberger 431.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster's Royal
Blue
Seagle
PlaMor
Janes
Schlitz Beer
Foster's
Evelyn Davis
Mattian Becker
Pat Grim
Dorothy McClure
Anne Figg
Schiita
Norma, Silberhorn
Sally Kiinek
Iowa College Sports Baseball and Track Scores
Baseball Coe 6 Grinnell 4 Monmouth 4 Cornell 1 in 12 innings Track Wartburg 87 Buena Vista 44 Dubuque 94 Upper Iowa 36 Tonnin Town State 6 Drake 1 Loras 6 Dubuque 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOWA
Associated Press
Coe
Grinnell
Monmouth
Cornell
Wartburg
Buena Vista
Dubuque
Upper Iowa
Tonnin Town State
Drake
Loras
Pitching highlights mark White Sox win and Houston victory
Ray Herbert of the White Sox pitched his fourth straight shutout and sixth win in six decisions this year in a 3-0 victory over Detroit. Johnny Temple starred for Houston with four singles driving in a run as the Astros beat the Mets 4-3 for their sixth consecutive win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ray Herbert
White Sox
Detroit
Balting
Johnny Temple
Colls
Houston
New York Mets
Community Club At Grandview To Pick Officers
Grandview Community club will elect officers for the coming year on Thursday evening May 16 at 8 30 pm following the play. President Wayne Carter will lead the meeting and the program will be a home talent slit. Visitors included Miss Florence Long Ames and Mrs Dorothy Oak Marshalltown and many others from Mt Pleasant Durant Columbus Junction and Columbus Junction. A mother’s day party was held at the church friendship room with readings poems and refreshments. Mrs Marion Kemp was chairman and Mrs Ella Reed gave the response with twenty five attending. Tucson Arizona was settled in 1776.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Wayne Carter
Florence Long
Ames
Dorothy Oak
Marshalltown
Syeekend
U S and Britain plan new submarine test center
The United States and Britain announced a $93 million Atlantic Underseas Test and Evaluation Center to be paid for by the U S and operated by the United States. Britain will contribute $420,000 annually for 20 years and gain access to research benefits. The Bahamas will benefit from defense funding and may receive aid. The site lies east of Andros Island in deep open water, mainly international, with a sheltered base and minimal traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Baxhamas
Atlantic
AUTEC
United States
Britain
Bahamas
London
State Department
Andros Island
Miami
Navy
Clover Leaf Pals Bake Sale Planned For May 25
The Clover Leaf Pals held a May meeting at Jackie Bush's home 208 E 5th St with ten members present. Ann Peterson demonstrated Baking Powder Biscuits and Muffins while Dorothy Angel spoke on baking powder and soda in quick breads. Janet Rada discussed good manners in the school lunchroom and at a restaurant. A bake sale is set for Saturday May ch at the Gas Office from 8 to L. Rally Day June 8th is on the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf
Jackie Bush
5Th’ St
Ann Peterson
Dorothy Angel
Janet Rada
Maych
Cooper Seemed Destined To Make Flight in Space
Cape Canaveral biography of Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr born March 6 1927 Shawnee Oklahoma detailing early interest in aviation influenced by his Air Force father his Marine and Air Force career education at the University of Hawaii Wright Patterson and Edwards AFB his achievement as a pioneer in space exploration and his flight hours surpassing 2600 with 1600 jet hours highlighting his family life and Houston Texas space center connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Howard Benedict
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Leroy Gordon Cooper, Jr
Buck Rogers
Te Unyne
Squire Slight
Air Force
Wiley Post
Amelia’ Earhart
Gordon
Gordo
Carbondale
Colg
Shawnee
Okla
Pacific
Marine Corps
Naval Academy Preparatory School
University of Hawaii
Trady Olson
Seattle
Wash
Trudy
Hawaiian Islands
Coopers
Camara
Janita
Houston
Tex
University of Ha
Air Force Institute of Technology
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Air Force Experimental Flight Fest School
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Agriculture Dept reports April farm jobs rise but lag year earlier
The Agriculture Department notes a 13 percent gain in farm employment in April, yet it remains 3 percent below last year. Total April employment reaches 6.398 billion, down from 6.617 billion a year ago, with Pacific Coast states showing the largest drop due to poor crop-planting conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Pacific Coast
No Necking On Campus Warns College Students
Louisiana State University officials warned students about necking on campus as grounds for expulsion after a general assembly. A Baton Rouge newspaper report cited the warning and urged cooler companionship among coeds. Fishing contest winners Ken Hetzler and Lyall Paul were named for a March–April production basis. They, among 110 agents from Iowa, Nebraska, and Minnesota, will spend five days at Gull Lake, Brainerd, Minnesota, during the week of May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State, University
Ken Hetzler
Muscatine
Strong and Silent Hero Receives Scout Award
Louisville hero Oscar Thomas King Jr. acted swiftly to shield a 7 year old from danger, saving a life without informing his mother. News of the act spread via neighbors, and a 3 year old Tommy was later recognized with a Boy Scouts certificate of heroism for the courageous deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Oscar Thomas King, Jr
Tommy
Boy Scouts
Beinke Lumber Sponsored Bowling Team Attends Supper
Atalissa bowling team sponsored by Beinke lumber company closed the season with a supper Saturday night at Crones. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bill Goodale Mr and Mrs Stanley Phelps and Mr and Mrs Richard Beinke. The Richard Beinkes hosted their card club Saturday evening at their home with ten attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atalissa
Beinke Lumber Company
Crones
Bill Goodale
Stanley Phelps
Richard Beinke
Richard Beinkes
Morehead Family Attends 50th Wedding Open House
Illinois residents Mr and Mrs Leonard Morehead and grandchildren Cherry Terry and Cheryl attended the 50th wedding Open House for Mr and Mrs Earle Patterson on Sunday at their home 702 Spruce St Muscatine Mrs Kate Reist spent the weekend with her son Charles Reist and family in Muscatine Sunday supper guests included Mr and Mrs Herman Reist and five sons Mrs Kathryn Reist and Mrs Kate Reist returned home with them The Elmer Danner home hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Harry Danner Reuben Carpenter and family of Andalusia Ill Clarence Harnmann and family of Wilton Junction Ia LeRoy Fowler Melvin Fulier and family and Dewey Baker The dinner honored birthdays of Harry Danner and Dewey Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois City
Leonard Morehead
Cherry
Terry
Cheryl
Earle Patterson
Spruce St
Muscatine
Kate Reist
Charles Reist
Herman Reist
Kathyrn Reist
Elmer Danner
Harry Danner
Reuben Carpenter
Andalusia
Ill
Clarence Harnmann
Wilton Junction
LeRoy Fowler
Melevin Fulier
Dewey Baker
Oakland Township Farm Bureau meets with potluck supper
Conesville residents are told to attend the Oakland Township Farm Bureau meeting on Thursday evening May 16 at the Oakland Community Building. A potluck supper starts the event followed by a briefing from local leaders. A separate rummage sale by the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Conesville Methodist Church is set for Saturday May 18 at 9 a.m. at the V F W Building in Columbus Junction, offering clothing chairs a hand lawn mower and other items for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Oakland Township
Burea
Oakland _ Community
Women's Society of Christian Service
Conesville Methodist Church
V.F.W
Columbus Junction
Doris Peterson
Ebill
Ellen Peterson
Montezuma
Earl Matthes
Iowa City
Isaac Abbott
Luther Davis
Mount Pleasant
Donald Williams
Almon Hillyer
Alice
Burlington
Rollo McKean
Dean Milder
Duane
Robert Buckman
Harold McCullough
Art McCullough
Henry Schenkel
Muscatine
William Mincer
Mercy Hospital
Rex Townsend
Chicago Heights
Mincer
Towa City
Harry Chapman
University Hospital
Robert Hazen
Ausentine
Saville Johnson
Jolene
Terry
Janice
Janette
Douglas Bausch
Timmy
Kenny
West Liberty
Frank’ Norris "and
Casey
Wesley Morse
Loren Alison
Mother's Day Gatherings Across Cedar Valley
Cedar Valley personal notes list family visits and dinners across West Liberty Cedar Falls Muscatine and Davenport. Mr and Mrs Floyd DeForest hosted in West Liberty. others including Mr and Mrs Lester Cornell Mary Sprole and multiple Meyers families attended meals and Sunday visits with relatives in Cedar Falls Muscatine Rock Island Moline Nichols and Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley
Floyd DeForest
West Liberty
Ed Hildebrand
Lester Cornell
Cornell
Mary Sprole
Cedar Falls
Join Blair
Mes
Larry Gow
Muscatine
Charles
Morgan
Chuck and
Wade
Lyle Lord
Blair
Louis Lord
Virgil Meyers
Joe
Ralph Welch
Moline
Frank Welch
Rock Island
Mae Askam
W. Liberty
George Meyers
Sys
Paul Brenneman
Accident victim’s odd find in effects shocks hospital staff
In Amarillo Texas hospital workers discovered a “safe driving award” among an accident victim’s belongings. When asked if it belonged to him the driver replied from the emergency room that he had just found it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tourney
Harold Blake
Muscatine Community College
Tom Bruner
Steaing
x-One
Maicatine
Childs
Jedteies
P Seers
Schroeder
Rueckert
Welk
Sysvey Moss
Ose Richardson
Tin
van Orme
lPotwratz
Luett
Seseseeaien & Dowell
Yusever Lampe
Vicayeee
Rtanell
Kat W. Ly
ANIGY
Fahiloux
Bala Heads
Fabulous Four
Halo
Fin
Juanita Whitwood
Ruth Naber
Damae Kelly
Margaret Holvomb
Idamae Kelly
Bernice Sehare
Dean
Howell Heads Bowling League
Community Club
Tucson, Art
Mercer County
College St
Aledo
Maurice J. Eldridge
Investor Diversified Services
U. S. and Britain
New Submarine Test Center
Clover Leaf Pals
Waii
86Th
Munich
Germany
State Bank
Atalissa News
Patterson Open House
Sternemans
Mabel McKean
Cindy
Dean Solomon
Rex
Denise
Candy
Halph Solomon
Fred Criss
Earl Hungate
Lorena van Auken
Town City
Kenneth Smith
Hillsboro
Town
Dick Singleton
Junsing Near
Qur Penguin
Don Finsterwald
America
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!