Pin Schedule Monday Night Matches
The edition lists Monday October 27 pin schedule for Ladies Major at 6 30 PM featuring ABC Pearls Muse Buick Des Moines Register Muse Pearls Ogilvie s I I Park Lane Mike s DX Sand Mound Hetzsler s Dairy Meadow Gold Men s Classic at 6 30 PM Downstairs Simpson Motors Blue Ribbon e Blarks Body Service Dave Russells Connell Motors Meadow Gold Wilton 9 PM Midway Chev Grinders Wackers Lauser Shoes Western Auto Peeks Elect
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ABC Pearls
Muse
Buick
Des Moines Register
Pearls
Ogilvie
Park Lane
Mike’s
Sand Mound
Hetzsler
Dairy
Meadow Gold
Simpson Motors
Blue Ribbon
e-Blarks Body Service
Dave Russells
Connell Motors
Wilton
Midway
Grinders
Wackers
Lauser Shoes
Western Auto
Peeks Elect
Riswold Reports For Cage Drills At Wartburg
Kenny Riswold the high scoring forward from the 1950 Little Muskie championship squad reports for basketball drills at Wartburg College Waverly Iowa. Thirty five men have reported for basketball with JV coach Ernie Oppermann handling drills while Ax Bundgaard checks in. Other lettermen include Bill Adix leading scorer Jack Bostrack John Kurtt and Barry Bomhoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Riswold
Little Muskie
Wartburg College
Waverly
Iowa
Wartburg
Ernie Oppermann
Ax Bundgaard
Bill Adix
Jack Bostrack
John Kurtt
Barry Bomhoff
Dick Engelbrecht
Bob Rubenow
al Rahiman
Jim Lynch
Leon Webrand
Chick Wittenberg
Bobec
John Deines
Vic Pinke
Om Wippenfourth
Tutors May Win NCC Conference Title Saturday
Des Moines Iowa reports the North Central Conference race tightens as leading team the Teachers 4-0 visit defending champ South Dakota at Cedar Falls. If Panters beat Coyotes and South Dakota State tops Morningside, title race ends.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Teachers
South Dakota
Cedar
Als
Panters
Coyotes
South Dakota State
Morningside
Maroons
Sioux City
Panthers
John Cory
Art Landau
Forty two teams listed with unblemished records
New York reports that as the college football season enters the second half, 42 teams boast unbeaten records. Seven are major colleges, including Maryland, Georgia Tech, Duke, Southern California, UCLA, Villanova and Michigan State. Each has six straight wins except Michigan State with five.
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New York
Maryland
Georgia Tech
Duke
Southern California
UCLA
Villanova
Michigan State
Open Golf Champion Norman Von Nida Wins Playoff
Sydney Australia native Norman Von Nida defeated Ed Oliver of Lemont Illinois by five strokes in a playoff to claim the Ampol Tournament first division trophy. Emil Zatopek of Czechoslovakia set three world records for 15 miles 25 kilometers and 30 kilometers in Vienna. Abilene East George Oswald's Irish Greyhound Vedette captured the National Coursing Championship at the eight day fall meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Norman von Nida
Ed Oliver
Lemont
Vienna
Emil Zatopek
Cechoslovakia
Abilene
East
Wilton Faces Large Grass and Timber Fire
A Wilton area blaze burned about 20 acres of brush and timber on the Henry and Harold Grinder farm three miles west of Wilton near the Muscatine Cedar county line. Firefighters from Wilton REA crews and local residents fought the fire from 2 30 p m to about 6 p m. The origin was undetermined and the fire threatened nearby farms.
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Wilton
Iowa
Henry
Harold Grinder
Muscatine
Cedar County
Howard Leaker
Joe Kaufmann
REA
80 Guests Attend NNC Social Meet
Wilton hosts a Friday night NNC gathering at city hall with about 80 guests. Gale McClean presented slides from trips through western states and Pennsylvania. Frances Hinkhouse from West Liberty spoke of journeys to Europe.
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Wilton
NNC
Gale McClean
Pennsylvania
Frances Hinkhouse
West Liberty
Lee Forsythe
Spain
Austria
Switzerland
Sweden
Europe
Tom Nelson
Peoria
Til
Charlotte Grinder
Ruth Townsend
Margaret Pirkey
Rachel Norton
E. W. Mead
Cherry Street
Maude Teasdale
Herschel Flater
Robert Nicolaus
St Peters
Peggy
Larry
Hastings
Neb
Leo Boom
Moline
Herbert Fick
Owen Maxwell promoted at Argentina Navy base
Owen Forrest Maxwell, stationed at the Argentina Newfoundland Navy base, advanced late to third class petty officer TE3. He has served 20 months. address listed as TE-3 304-09 95, NPO No. 103, Fleet Post Office, New York. A separate local note reports a miscellaneous bridal shower for Mrs. Lee Zaruba formerly Miss Alice Nicholson, with attendees and hostesses.
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Conesville
Forrest Maxwell
Owen Forrest Maxwell
Argentina
Newfoundland
Teleman
Owen Maxwell
Fleet Post Office
New York
N. Y
Raymond Lutz
Lee Zaruba
Helen Bell
Mary Ann Estle
Gwendolyn Edgar
Jackie Wolford
Jo Ann Diviney
Frances Nicholson
Jeanne Zaruba
Sue Diviney
Lois Nicholson
Janet Lutz
Harry Zaruba
Letha Nicholson
William Peterson
Joe Hawkins
Lester Hoback
Charles Woodruff
LaVille Johnson
Joline
Rufus Bullis
Clarinda
Mina Bullis
Mrs Mary Ann Zimmerman Funeral Service Held at Morse
Mrs Mary Ann Zimmerman age 73 formerly of Morse Iowa City died at Mercy hospital in Iowa City at 120 p m October 20 burial was in St Josephs cemetery Iowa City Funeral services were held at St Marys church Morse on Wednesday she lived on a farm southwest of Morse from 1898 to 1936 before moving to Iowa City
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West Branch
Mary Ann Zimmerman
Iowa City
Morse
St. Mary’s Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Zimmerman
Mercy Hospital
Navin Funeral Services Held for Walter D Navin Sr in Davenport
Walter D Navin Sr 54 of West Branch died Oct 18 at his West Branch home. Funeral services were Oct 20 at Range chapel Davenport with burial in Oakdale cemetery. He headed the West Branch Times job printing department. Survived by Mara Hansen Navin widow a son Walter Navin Jr a brother Harvey a sister Mrs Frank Hass and three grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents and a daughter Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Branch
Walter D. Navin
Range Chapel
Davenport
Oakdale
Navin
Edward
Mary Navin
West Liberty
Mara Hansen
Maquoketa
West Branch Times
Walter Navin, Jr
Mara Hansen Navin
Walter Navin
Harvey
Frank Hass
Mary
Population share of Negroes in early U S declines to one tenth
The text notes that soon after independence Negroes were about one fifth of the population, but the share has fallen over time to roughly one tenth of the U S population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S
Dr Victor A McClanahan Veteran Mercer Doctor Dies
Aledo Illinois services set for Dr Victor A McClanahan 83 native of Grandview longtime Mercer physician who died Saturday He served as Mercer county coroner 16 years medical examining officer for the selective service in World Wars I and II and led local medical groups He is survived by wife Sara Frazier and two children plus three brothers in Illinois Pennsylvania and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aledo
Ill
Victor A. McClanahan
Grandview
Dr. McClanahan
W. S. McClanahan
Mercer County
McClanahan
Mercer County Medical Society
Aledo Kiwanis Club
American Red Cross
Sara Frazier
C. E. Brasmer
Evanston
Stewart McClanahan
Isabel Ross guest of honor at Pomona visit party
Mrs. Fritz Tagge hosted a canasta gathering in Lone Tree for guest Isabel Ross of Pomona California. Guests included Mrs. Buell Mrs. Young Mrs. Walker and others with Young taking high score and Rife placing low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Ross
Pomona
Calif
Lone Tree
Fritz Tagge
H. Cc. Buell
Lloyd Young
Leo Walker
Lon Adams
Edna Green
A. A. Angelsberg
Earl Rife
Young
Walker
Rife
T. J. Sorden
Chicago
Leo Simonette
Enid Schmidt
Richard Plummer
Roy Hoffman
Benna Holdeman
Moline
Ella Meisky
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Herman Wiese
D. F. Mossman
Dysart
Mrs. Mossman
Horn-bill nesting customs described in historical note
The article describes horn-bills nesting in hollow trees with the male sealing the female inside by closing the entrance with clay. He then feeds her through a small hole while she incubates the eggs, a behavior noted in this historical account.
District Court Notes Involving Phelps Cramer and Wagoner
Judge Matthew Westrate overruled a motion to strike in Marvin Phelps versus J D Cramer and Cedar Rapids Cooperative Dairy. The B F Goodrich Co versus Everett and Phyllis Wagoner was dismissed. Three State Tax Commission cases were continued to the November term, with plaintiffs S G Stein as trustee of the Nancy Kent estate and Nancy Kent as trustee of the Harold L Kent and James H Kent estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Westrate
Marvin Phelps
J. D. Cramer
Cedar Rapids Cooperative Dairy
Hatfield’s Corner
B. F. Goodrich Co
Everett
Phyllis Wagoner
State Tax Commission of
Iowa
Westrate
S. G. Stein
Nancy Kent
Harold L. Kent
James H. Kent
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Riswold
Dean
Doan
North Dakota
Augustana
Tengle
Grand Forks
North Dakota State
Sioux
Bradley
W. L. T. Pet
So. Dak
No. da
Augustin
Kai
Ares
Kaiser
Parents
Raise Ofater Bales Corp
Willow Run
Mich
East Third Street
Vera Whitford
Volga
Clint Humphrey
West Union
Bullis
Muscatine Building & Loan Assn
Hershey Bidg
John F. Shaner
Munhall
4Th Military Police Company
4Th Infantry Division
Frankfurt
Germany
New Boston
Herman McDonald
Scouts Hall
Beavers
Cobras
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
A. R. Pruitt
Herman Kline
Stella Bond
Auxiliary
Theron Riley
Hartzell O’dell
Edward W. Honeyman
Sr-3
Brooklyn
Schenstein
Rhine
Fred Zimmerman
Clarence
Oxford
John
Mabel Hopkins
Cedar Rapids
Ann Zvanek
Lawrence
Kas
Marie Meade
Elvena Johnson
Mary Brack
Louella Hudson
Chula Vista
Pete
Tony Wyjack
John Connors
Mike Connor
Ella Connors
Mrs. Zimmerman
Mercer
Buys Farm
Orville Baker
Anna Krueger
Leo Jarrard
H. C. Buell
Knoxville
Dwight Werts
Della Davison
Ames
Life Insurance
National Industrial Conference Board
Eureka
Iowa Ave
Adey Fal Burbiture CO
Muscatine County
Blome
Atrip
Arizona
California
Rock Island
el Paso
Douglas
Tucson
Phoenix
Palm Springs
Los Angeles
The
Golden State
America
Muscotine
H. L. Toussaint
Rock Island Lines
Muscaunce
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