Ladies Like Clay's Record Best By Will Gremsley
A newspaper feature notes Sam Cassius and Marcellus Claye’s records and their rising hits on Hit Parade. The piece describes how records appeal to varied audiences and recalls Cassius Clay’s poetry recitals as part of the culture surrounding the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gremsley
Presa
New York
Sam
Cassius
Marcellus Claye
al Hammer
Mickey Monkey
Sally
Manhattan
Em Emporum
Louisville
Sonny
Lisston
Tam
Cassius Clay
John
Carliston
Cormo Bankrupt Tire
Kansas
Big Ten football notes from camps and lineups
Northwestern safety man Moliie Wahl is out with an ankle injury against Missouri and will miss Indiana. Jim Day replaces him as Wisconsin pads up for Notre Dame after a 41 9 win over Western Michigan. Minnesota starter changes include Jerry Pelletier in for Fred Farthing, who has an ankle issue. Michigan, Michigan State, Purdue, Ohio State, Illinois, and Indiana pack camp notes on depth, speed, and preparation as teams eye early tests with North Carolina, Notre Dame, and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Moliie Wahl
Missouri
Indiana
Jim Day
Wisconsin
Western Michigan
Notre Dame
Lee Barnet
Kon Smith
Minnesota
Jerry Pelletier
Fred Farthing
Farthing
Gophers
Nebraska
Michigan
Wolverines
Southern Methodist
Navy
Michigan State
Steve Juday
North Carolina
Dudey
Dick Procbsile
Purdue
Misami
George Mira
Boilermakers
Ohio State
Wooly Hayes
Hayes
Big Ten
Ullnyis
Sophoryre
Jim Grabowski
California
Grabowski
al Wheatland
Hoosiers
Mike Webster
Thev Itish
Buford Named International League Rookie of the Year
Don Buford was selected as the International League Rookie of the Year by a writers’ poll, receiving 46 of 24 votes. Indianapolis Indians standout led the league in hitting with a .336 average and topped the circuit in hits, runs batted in, doubles and stolen bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Don Buford
Indianapolis Indians
Tigers Triumph as Cash Colavita Hit Home Runs
Major League: Tigers beat Washington 4-1 with Norm Cash and Hack Colavita homering. Pitcher Phil Regan earned relief after 15th start, in a 28-inning wait for decisive run support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Phil Regan
Tigers
War
Washington
Norm Cash
Hacky Colavita
Sortators
Cass
Colavite
Mati
Wildlife Refuge Closing Listed
The upper and lower Louisa units of the Mark Twain National Wildlife Refuge will be closed to the public from October 1 to March 30 each year. The action preserves undisturbed resting and feeding areas for waterfowl during fall migration. Fishing is allowed year round. Boats must be removed by September 30. No shooting from the Port Louisa access road. For fall guided tours contact Richard Toltzmann, Refuge Manager, Box 244, Wapello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geminier
Louisa White
Mark’ Twain National Wildlife Refuge
Port Louisa
Richard Toltzmann
Relige
Box 244
Wapello
Muscatine JV Football Edges Not Available In Lossy Recap
The Muscatine junior varsity football team fell 2013 in its only scheduled game Monday at Townline Scoring for the JV team. Craig Proffitt scored on a five yard end run with Frank Kurlenbach on coaching duty. Moody added the extra point. Muscatine trailed 20-7 at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine High
Doug Baldwin
Frank Kurlenbach
Craig Proffitt
Chuck Moody
Proflitt
Moody
Muskies
Iowa City
Tongras
Kenny Blackman to Speak at QB Club Meeting
Kenny Blackman business manager for the Quad-City Anzels baseball team will headline the Masca line Quarterback Club meeting Wednesday evening. Dinner at 6:30 includes a weekly forecast contest with last week’s winner to be announced. Local coaches will give reports and a business meeting follows. reserve by noon Wednesday.
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Kenny ‘Blackman
Anzels
Mascaline
Carpenter to Supervisor Post Keithsburg Two
Claude Carpenter will fill the vacancy as supervisor of Keithsburg township after the death of Ford Whitehall who had served since 1949. Carpenter, a retired farmer and Democrat, previously chaired Mercer county Democratic party central committee. Deposits for a sewer system will be refunded as Keithsburg exits the distressed area list following a town council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keithsburg
Claude Carpenter
Keithsburg Township
Ford Whitehall
Carpenter
Democratic ‘Party Central Committee
Past Noble Grand Meets at Nichols Bridgeman Lodge
The Bridgeman Lodge of Rebekah held a September meeting at Odd Fellows Hall with pine members present. Edith Ogren and Esther Christopherson will host the October gathering, Eva Walker and Felicitas Braun in charge. Over 300 attended the Fall Supper and Country Store at the Michels Christian Church Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Nichols
Noble Grand
Rebekah ‘Lodge
The
Odd: Fellows
Pine
Edith Ogren
Esther Christofferson
Michels -Christian Church
Fulk to Address South Prairie Grange
South Prairie Grange holds an Open House Meeting on Friday September 27 at 6 30 p m with Kenneth Fulk secretary of the State Fair Des Moines as featured speaker. The program begins at 8 p m and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veo Lanelly
South ‘Prairie’ Grange Organization
Kenneth, Fulk
Des Moines
Crash Kills Liberty Wiliam in Nebraska
In a Nebraska crash late Monday Liberty William Jack 68 a livestock buyer and dealer from West Branch died while traveling alone to purchase cattle. He was born November 38, 1854, and had two marriages with surviving children and stepchildren. Funeral plans set for West Liberty with burial at a yet-undetermined site.
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West
Liberty Wiliam
Jack
Liberty Divestock
Wi Fen
Nebraska
Ws Amng
Fran
Gibson’ Sales Commission
William
Caroline Chisman Jack
Oasis
Johnson
Margaret Peters
West Liberty
Jenevie
Radio Station
Des Moines
Juanita’ Christensen
Cincinenali
Ohio
Helen Albin
Iowa City
Patricia Lathrop
West Branch
Joseph
Albin
Buffalo
New York
Nichols Camp Holds Meeting and Birth Report
Nichols Camp No. 1271 held a regular meeting at Miriam Ban hagle’s home with good attendance. Election of officers will occur at the next meeting in December at the same home. Visitors from Burlington and Jacksonville were noted. Virgil Braun’s family welcomed Victor Warren, a son born last week at Mercy Hospital Town City, weighing nine pounds. Maternal grandparents are Warren Owen. paternal grandparents Harry Braut.
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Nichols
Miriam Banhagle
Ister
Jack Neilsen
Moosehaven
Jacksonville
Florida
Harley Meilsen
Ed Whal‘en
Alice’ McClinton
Burlington
Criss Hanson
Virgil Braun
Victor Warren
Mercy Hospital
Town City
Warren Owen
Musgaliney
Harry, Brautr
Letts Vacation Notes Include Local Travelers
Miss Lucretia Turkington Letts and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ormentrous of Cedar Rapids left Saturday for a vacation to the west coast. Miss Hazel Thompson went to Hampton Sunday to join her sister Miss Mildred Thompson on a vacation trip.
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Letts
Lucretia Turkington
Mrs. Raymond
Ormentrous
Cedar Rapids
West Coast
Hazel Thompson
Hampton
Mildred Thompson
Truck Rolls Spill of Soybeans on Funk's Hill
Carl L. Holmes, 47, of route 1 Conesville, escaped with cuts after his truck carrying about 200 bushels of soybeans sideswiped a stone wall overpass on Funk's Hill county road and rolled half way down a embankment. He was treated at Muscatine General Hospital and released. soybeans spilled for nearly 50 yards and were later swept up.
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Carl L. Holmes
Route 1
Conesville
Funk’s Hill
County Road
Holmes
Muscatine General Hospital
Muscatine
Move Store At Keithsburg Reported Relocation
Move of the Keithsburg china store noted as McCaw family relocates from the former Citi zens bank building recently purchased. James Frick Jett travels to California. Dale McCaw and family retire after Riverside visit. Henry Henry is promoted to specialist fourth class and linked to a nine week course at a Lawson Oklahoma college.
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Keithsburg
Lange
McCaw
Citizens Bank
James Frick Jett
Bailego
California
James Hall
Dale McCaw
Elien
Riverside
Calif
Uneir
Amily
Alvin McCaw
Henry
William Henry
James
Ft. Sill
Oklahoma
Lawson
Okla
Church Hay Rack Ride and Gatherings Atalissa
Approximately 49 youths from the Presbyterian church joined a hay rack ride and wiener roasts by a pond near Mr and Mrs Robert Wertzbargner home. Chaperones included Mrs Mearl Nethergall and Robert Wertabaugher. At the Davenport Mason ic Temple district meet, Atalissa Order of Eastern Star members led by Arlene Keith attended. Presbyterian women also joined a fall workshop at the First Presbyterian church in Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atalissa
Presbyterian Church
Robert Wertzbargner
James Stucker
Tom Carlisle
Mearl Newergall
Robert Wertabaugher
Order of Eastern Star
Davenport Masonic Temple
Thy
Arlene Keith
Mearl Nethergall
Norman Staley
Neta Miller
Ada Smith
First Presbyterian
Muscatine
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Buford
L &M
Pure. Service
Dial
Park Avenue
New, York
Bobby Ussery
Aqueduct
Willie Shoemaker
Belvide Quest Link
Cincinnati Redlegs
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Stan
Kenny Blackman
Fulk
South Prairie
Grange
Crash
Liberty
Athar
Journal
Move Store
York
Washington, DC
San Francisco
Loa
Angeles
Seathie
Los Angeles
Lke Martin
Iowa “Ave
Continental ‘Trailways Bus
Stop Hawk Motors
Grandview Avenue
Studebaker
Hawk Motors
Mb&t. Studebaker
Mr.&t
the Bank
Muse Banc Ban
Muscatine Bank
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