Oklahoma Surges Past No 1 Southern Cal Upset Shocks Nation
Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson praised his team after the Sooners upset top ranked Southern California 17-12 in Los Angeles. Bobby Page directed efficient offense, with Joe Don Looney delivering a TD and key blocks. The win boosts Oklahoma toward the No 1 rank as they prepare for Texas next, while national results left Alabama Navy Michigan and others in pursuit.
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Southern California
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Joe Don Looney
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Missouri
Gar Lane
Alabama
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Fred Mazurek
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Osuna Tops Pacific Coast International Tennis
Rafael Osuna of Mexico defeated Whitney Reed of Alameda 3 6 4 6 1 to win the Pacific Coast International men’s singles title while Darrens Hard of Long Beach upset Maria Bueno of Brazil 6 3 6 3 in women’s singles for her fourth straight championship at Berkeley California.
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Berkeley
Calif
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
U. S
Whitney Reed
Alameda
Darrens Hard
Long Beach
U.S
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Miss’ Hard
Iowa OB Question Unanswered By RON SPEER
Iowa City WR reports the Hawkeyes lack standout runners putting pressure on quarterbacks Fred Riddle and Gary Snook in the opener. Riddle had a strong first half but failed to drive the offense in the final two quarters while Snook saw limited action.
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Ron Speer
Associated Press
Towa City
Towa
Fred Riddle
Gary Snook
Hawkeyes
Riddle
Snook
Hawkeyes Tie Washington State In Calm Nonproductive Standstill
Iowa battles Washington State to a 14 14 tie as Burns laments a stalled second half. Riddle shows early promise, but pass coordination fades. Snook struggles and no Hawkeye backs break free. Grier leads rushing with 58 yards, while the Cougars threaten late before the game ends in a stalemate.
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Hawkeyes
Riddle
Burns
Washington State
Snook
Gond Start Riddle
Jetterman
Balf
Iowa
Bobby Grier
Hawkeye
Bob Sherman
Gary Simpson
Cougars
Jim Sutherland
Towa
Krause
Annual Kids Horse Show Honors West Liberty Fair Winners
Kathy Mayerholer was elected queen at the Annual Kids Horse Show held Sunday at the West Liberty Fair Grounds. Winners included Donna Jean Rayner and Tanie Reichert in Pony Class, Deb Mayerhofer and John Holiday among others, with numerous Muscatine and West Liberty participants across Colt, Model, Pony, Speed, and Pleasure classes.
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Kathy Mayerholer
West Liberty Fair Grounds
Donna Jean Rayner
Lone Tree
Tanie Reichert
Muscating
Kathy Heinrichs
Wilton Tet
Keith Walker
Muscatine
Lennifer Curry
Ilinois
Pat Latta
Riverside
Debbie Mayerholet
Mike Latta
Evelyn Simpson
Danny Sanders
West Liberty
John
Kathy Meyerholer
Karen Wogan
Bonnie Sebeck
Pam NcVay
Georgia Brower
Kenny Brower
Terry
McVay
Rickey Reichert
Louis Simpson
Cloverleaf
Ralph Bramble
Kathy Mayerhofer
Scout Mothers Meeting In Cotter Columbus Junction
Miss Nancy Barnes district adviser for Shining Trail Council of the Girl Scouts will meet Monday afternoon in Cotter school with leaders and mothers. Brownie and Junior troops are being organized and girls from Columbus Junction are welcome to join. Mothers invited to Cotter school lunch room Monday at 1 30 p.m. Square dance lessons start Saturday Oct 5 at 8 p.m. at the Legion Hall sponsored by the local club.
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Columbus Junction
Nancy Barnes
Shining Trail Council
Girl Scouts
Cotter
Cotter School
Legion Hall
Hold Peters Reunion in Columbus Junction
Relatives of the Peters family gathered Sunday for a reunion and potluck at the People’s National Bank in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ellie Peters, visiting from Covina California. Attendees included Rex and family from Cedar Falls, Sherman Burns from Maquoketa, Bill Robertson from Crawfordsville, Lavon Fullerton from New London, Herb Harbison Jr. from Morning Sun, Ronnie Van Auken and Tom Peters, Winnie Bell, Keith Robertson, Harry Boyd, Danny Boyd, Jerry Bell, Mary Hughes and Donna, Routh Arthur, Clem Cecil Jr. and Jack, Dennis Peters and Sethy, Bill Peters and children, Dick Pugh and sons, Avihuy Pugh with Terry and Sheila, Gerald Brenneman and Gerry, Jack Peters, Orr Peters, Lewis Pugh, Laverne Leonhard and three sons, Richard Peters, Ann Quigley and Phil, Kim and Tid Peters, Coment Davis of Wilton, who visited with his father Walter Davis and brother Jae.
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Peters
Ellie Peters
Covina
Calif
Rex Schafer
Cedar Falls
Sherman Burns
Maquoketa
Bill. Robertson
Crawfordsville
Lavon Fullerton
Jack Peters
Orr Peters
Lewis Pugh
Laverne Leonhard
Richard Peters
Ann Quigley
Phil
Kim
Tid Peters
Coment Davis
Wilton
Walter Davis
Jae
Morning Sun Student Council Elects Eddie Wilson
Morning Sun high school elected Eddie Wilson as president of the student council at last week's meeting. Other officers named include Steve Moore as vice president John Bill Caldwell as secretary and treasurer. The junior class will run the concession stand while sophomores supervise the cloakroom.
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Morning Sun
Eddie Wilson
Morning Sun High School
Steve Moore
John Bill Caldwell
Eldar
Personal notes from Morning Sun residents share updates
Morning Sun notices report re entries from residents and visitors. Otto Washburn of Sterling is seriously ill. Mrs Ernest Kemmerle of Ralston visits her husband, while Carl Dutly is treated at University hospital Town City. Girl Scouts meet in grade school gym after school. The Taylor family plans a San Diego base move. Donald Schroeder, John Susich, and visitors stay with Windblads in New Boston. Jim Thomas works after school at Nollen Food Market. Tom White visited Chilicothe.
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Charles Goodpasture
Otto Washburn
Sterling
Washburn
Ernest Kemmerie
Ralston
Newt
Jima Minnis
Kemmerle
Carl Dutly
University Hospital
Town City
Milton Taylor
Amily
Harry Allen
Taylors
Saniego
Calif
Kenneth Mosier
John Susich
Madison
Donald Schroeder
Danville
Robert Ivins
Walter Winblad
New Boston
Windblads
Moline
Jim Thomas
Morning Sun High School
Nollen
Tom White
Chilicothe
Columbus Notes Includes Neswell Family Visit and Local Visits
Columbus Junction reports Mr and Mrs Noel Neswell and family visiting Des Moines over the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Newell. The Royal Neighbors meet Thursday Oct 3 with Mrs Joe Kisiler Ji Couil a Cedar Falls student spent the weekend with Berens Mr and Mrs Clem Ce ail. Bill Shearer visiting from Tulsa Oklahoma spent Sunday with his brother Paul Shearer and family in Washington.
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Columbus Junction
Noel Neswell
Des Moines
Herbert Newell
Joe
Sig Kisiler
Couil
Cedar Falls
Berens
Clem Ceail
Bill Shearer
Tulsa
Okla
Paul Shearer
Washington
Ray Cornics To the Races
Morning Sun notes Mr and Mrs Ray Cornic depart for Lexington Kentucky to attend the races then proceed to Georgia to visit their nephew and family May Allen visits her sister Mrs Iva Matthews of Pittsburgh Penn Mr and Mrs J Leider of Burlington welcome a daughter born Wednesday Mrs Leider is former J Carpenter of here Mr and Mrs Marvin Brockway Burlington are parents of a son born Tuesday The Brockways are former Morris Sun residents
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Ray Cornic
Lexington
Kentucky
Georgia
May Allen
Iva. Matthews
Pittsburgh
Penn
Leider
Burlington
Brockways
Morris Sun
Whit ham Discharged From Army After Two Years Service
Robert Whitham son of Mr and Mrs For rest Whitham has been discharged from the Army after two years service He spent 15 months in Germany and time traveling in European countries His basic training was at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri
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Morning Sun
Robert Whitham
Forrest Whitham
Army
Robert
Germany
Ft Leonard Wood
Burke wins Texas State Open by six strokes
Jack Burke, a PGA veteran, shot a 72 on Sunday to win the Texas State Open Poll tournament by six strokes. He finished the 72 holes with 281.
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Burke Houston
Jack Burke
Muscatine and Louisa ASCS elect leaders at annual conference
Van Zandt and Crawford were named to head Muscatine County ASCS, with Marvin Coder re elected as vice chairman and John Birkhofer named third member. In Louisa County Ralph Crawford was elected chairman, with Ray Kuntz as vice president and Ernst Lieberknecht stepping down due to age. Alternates Leonard Kerr and Russell Gest also chosen.
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Harold van Zandt
Laxe
Muscatine County
ASC
ASCS
Muscatine
van Zandt
Marvin Coder
Cedar
Montpelier Township
Alvin Hinviehs
Goshen Township
Louisa County
Ralph Crawford
Calvintus jTunction
Ernst Lieberknecht
Licherknecht
Ray Kuntz
Oakville
Herbert Newell
Columbis Tunction
Leonard Kerr
Wapello
Russel Gest
Letts
West Liberty RNA Meeting Highlights Sep Session
Fourteen Royal Neighbors attended the West Liberty meeting led by Mrs Lenora Smith and Mrs Hazel Spinden who handled refreshments. A Resolution of Respect Draped Charter for 30 days honored late member Mrs Harriett Ylintz. Mrs Efra Manson recovering at home after minor surgery. Prizes awarded by the committee to Mrs Hattie Owen Mrs Jacqueline Grandjean and Mrs Edna Heath. Next meeting scheduled for Wednesday Oct 23 at 7 30 pm.
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West Liberty
Royal Neighbor's
Lenora Smith
Hazel Spinden
Harriett Ylintz
Efra Manson
Hattie Owen
Jacqueline Grandjean
Edna Heath
Liberty Teachers Attend Conventions in Des Moines and Muscatine
Liberty teachers will attend the state teachers convention in Des Moines on October 18 and the county institute in Muscatine on October 21, with school closed for both dates. Also noted are Hobo Breakfast plans by October 17 and a list of West Liberty Singers selected for 1965 64 with named members. A relative in Liberty reports Virginia Smith arriving safely in Tokyo to serve at Clark Air Force Base Hospital in the Philippines, administering social case work services and a medically approved recreation program for patients.
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United Presbyterian Woman's Association
Amy Yohe
Hazel Griffin
Melba
Ferrin
Ruth Caldwell
Geneva ‘Samuels
Shirley’ Smith
Lilian Smith
West Liberty
Des Moines
County Institute
Muscatine
DiMota Junior Federalist Club
Liberty Singers
Mary Ballou
Kathy Ballou
Missy Ady
Cheryl Carter
Lynanne Williams
Peggy Waite
Virginia Smith
Tokyo
Japan
Philippines
Clark Air Force Base Hospital
Miss Smith
Srs
Lemore Smith
RNA Social Meeting at Wilton City Hall
Wilton Royal Neighbors Social Club will meet at Wilton city hall on Wednesday October 2. Hostesses named are Miss Janet Luethye, Mrs. Anna Luethye, Mrs. Helen Phelps and Mrs. Frances Jackson.
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RNA
Wilton
Royal Neighbors Social Club
Wton City Hall
Janet Luethye
Anna Luethye
Helen Phelps
Frances Jacksor
Scout Training Session Slated At West Liberty
West Liberty leaders and assistants must complete the basic training course this fall. The first district session is set for Thursday October 3 at the American Legion hall starting 3 p.m. Mrs. Herbert Parry says topics include books program starters bridges ceremonies and troop openings and closings. The Wilton Saddle Pub hosts the annual Kiddie Show on Sunday September 29 at noon with twenty five awards and invites all to attend for an engaging afternoon.
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West Liberty
American Legion Hall
Herbert Parry
Wilton Saddle Pub
Southeast FTA Elects West Liberty Student
West Liberty student Greta Gehrke was elected president of Southeast Six district Future Teachers Association at a Fairfield meeting. Eight delegates attended from West Liberty. Ronald Flick of Des Moines spoke on a panel about the program Deals of a Teacher.
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West Liberty
Greta Gehrke
District of Future Teachers Association
Fairfield
Bob Harrington
Miss Gehrke
F.T.A
West Livery
Greta
Gehrke
Gloria Mine
Lorraine” Misel
Mary Reier
Katha Dotson
Dave Tracy
Mike Var
Bub* Harrington
Jessie van Steemwyck
Keren McFarland
Eldridge
Diane Billingsly
Kerry Inskeep
Keokuk
Susan Bowden
Ottumwa
Marcia Myer
Davenport
Ronald Flick
Des Moines
Miraculous drugs prompt self diagnosis warning
A Bramway Rexall Pharmacy notice cautions against self diagnosis due to publicity about miracle drugs. It emphasizes that only a doctor can determine individual drug needs and invites customers to consult their physician. The ad highlights prescription service and the store’s location at Iowa Ave and Second St.
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Bramway Rexall
Iowa Ave
Second St
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