Hawkeye community notes and family visits
The Hawkeye News records a weekend of family visits and gatherings across West Union Donnan and nearby towns. Families such as Kohlmeyers Fritz McIntyre Ungerer and Fairbanks host or visit relatives while a Tuesday wedding at Pasville Presbyterian Church links Burroughs and Dresser. Local social activity and travel among residents including Harford Wolfgram Harford Hman Mabb Lee and others are noted with multiple Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kohlmeyer
Lester Kohlmeyer
Clarence Kohlmeyer
Westgate
Clarice Kohlmeyer
Richard Hehmke
Harold Harford
August Wolfgram
Oelwein
Will Hman
L. T. Phillips
West Union
Louis Fritz
Clark Fairbanks
Son Dale
Waterloo
Harleys Fritz
Dwain Mabb
Near West Union
John Schott
Glen Bruce
James Lee
Cunho Lee
Earl McIntyre
Moses McIntyre
Wallace McIntyre
Guy Goodspeed
J. M. Whorley
Dave Jardow
Paul Bock
Roy Ungerer
Henry Ungerer
Charles Hiams
Frank Hull
Verla
Near Donnan
Real Federicksburg
Lida Gager
Ed Belsebner
Herry Shaies
Sumner Vised
Jessie Curtis
Frank Dietel
Fester Burroughs
Eve-lyn Elaine Dresser
Postville
Pasville
Burroughs
Dietel
Kitty Burroughs
Tom Wetherbee
Mae Heux
Fhnos
Gertrude Stafford
Texas
Eddie Wallace
N. McMasters
John Nuss Ferry
Oliver Westpfahl
Kieron Hoyt
Carl Belschner
Ray Shaffer
Fredericksburssper
H F Returns
Geese Olesen
Ellis Shepard
Oklahoma Proxy Names OU Alumni as President at Princeton
Joseph A Brandt 41 director of Princeton University Press will become president of the University of Oklahoma August 1 He previously led the University of Oklahoma Press and is the first Sooner alumnus to hold the OU presidency tied to the university’s history and tenure at Princeton Press.
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Joseph A. Brandt
Princeton University Press
University of Ouac
University of Oklahoma Press
Dodgers fall as Reds take NL lead in rough day at Ebbets Field
In Brooklyn, Whit Wyatt faltered in the ninth as Cincinnati rallied to a 3-2 victory. Frank McCormick, Lombardi, Joost, and Derringer fueled the late-inning rally while Paul Derringer won his fifth game. Giants swept the Cardinals in two to seize first place. Cubs and Braves split. Red Sox and Indians powered AL doubleheaders, with Cleveland and DiMaggio-led Yankees shining in a busy day across leagues.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Flatbush
Cinciminat. Reds
Giants
Cardinals
Ebbetsfield
Whit Wyatt
Dodger
Reds
Wyatt
Frank McCormick
Lombardi
Joost
Derringer
Paul Derringer
St. Louis
Krist
Dick Bartell
Cubs
Braves
Chicago
Bill Lee
Boston
Alva Javery
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Johnny Podgajny
Indians
Red Sox
Yankees
Cleveland
Athletics
Feller
A’s
Ken Keltner
White Sox
Lefty Grove
Outdueli
Ted Lyons
Dom DiMliggio
Heber Newsome
Thornton Lee
Browns
Joe DiMaggio
DiMaggio
Henrich
Rolfe
Keller
Gordon
Secon
Yanks
Senators
Twers
Buck
Iowa Hawkeyes Baseball Caps 1941 With 22 Wins In 28
The Iowa Hawkeyes closed the 1941 season with a 22-6-0 record, finishing as Big Ten runner up after an era of conference glory. Captain Frank Kocur, Warren Smith, Lester Hun ter, Norm Herkins, and Vogels led the squad, with Bod Stastny posting seven wins in 1942.
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Inna City
Otto
Hawkeyes
Iowa
Roe
Eme Dias
Lona
Des Moines Golf Tournament Set With Local Favorites
The fourth annual Des Moines district golf tournament runs to June 9 at Waveland course. Jack Hall, the favored pro from the Waveland club, seeks to regain the crown he held for two years. Ed Knerstern from Town City is among top young contenders and town rivalries add local interest.
Hens take doubleheader from league leaders Millers
United Press reports Hens, setting lr si on first division, defeated the Milwaukee Millers 7-3 and 5-3. Toledo led early and never relinquished, Moose Marcum allowing one hit in five innings of the first game as four sixth inning runs sealed the win. Mudhens now two games behind Louisville after Louisville split with Kansas City as Rugger Ardzola and Bull Sayies prospered in different games. Columbus and St Paul split, Milwaukee and Indianapolis split, Ray Starr notching his 10th win in the first game.
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United Press
Reatuie Hens
Lr Si
Minneapolis Millers
Toledo
Moose Marcum
Minneapolis
Mudhens
Louisville
Kansas City Blues
Rugger Ardizola
Kansas City
Colonels
Bull Sayies
Columbus
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Indians
Ray Starr
Snead Quiet Victory Under Pain at Colonial Open
Golf legend Sam Snead, despite a painful back and a late rally, finished tied for twelfth at the national open won by Craig Wood. Feats of courage and past slights are recalled as Snead endures agony to complete the final rounds with determina tion.
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U. S
Harry Fegruson
United Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Craig Wood
Samuel Jackson Snead
Snead
Colonial Golf Club
Colonial Club
Philadelphia
Eulomsts
Leerom Fem
Ms Aetisten Te Ga
Lamont Reunion and Local Socials Highlight Busy Week
A Lamont region update details a large reunion dinner for Rev C C Winter and family marking daughter Mary Lou Winter’s graduation, son Chester’s birthday, and visits from Margaret Winter Brown and Mrs E Reeves. The notes cover numerous local visitors, church activities, birthday celebrations, and several residents purchasing cars while others traveled to Waterloo Oelwein and Dubuque.
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C. C. Winter
Iowa City
Mary Lou
the State University
Chester
Margaret Winter Brown
Rover. Steele
Vinges
Lamont
Ospital
Xedreau
Iuaa
Carl Durham
Cedar Rapids
Manda
Wilson
Marion Faver
Illinois
Peter Faber
Elmer Smith
Lament
R. E Gilette
Eldon Gillette
Roger
Helen Geitz
Winthrap
al Fry
Walter Rizer
Munticello
Elizabeth Snyder
Chicago
Edwin Kelley
Independence
J. L Wiltsie
Hopkinton Vars
Monticello
Waterloo
Catholic Socation Bible School
Paul Flaucher
Dubuque
J. H. Shepple
Clifford Smith
Kohler
Wis
Bob
May Stewart
Alice Smith
Dean
Oelwein
A. J. Berridge
Mary Butts
Oelwe
Bertha Clemme
Manchester
T. O. Sisson
Dorothy Potter
Sedalia, Mo
Geo Smith
Sedalia
E. E. Donath
Sisson
Smith
Donath
Wm. Moeler
Aurora
John Elliott
Claude Dickey
Theompsor
Ruth M Ehler
Harvey Colton
Aes
Red Cross
Hk Mindred Cumberlend
Bess Fry
Bess Seedorff
James Tash Aurora
Edna Lindsay
Arthur Popham
J. C. Wright
Keokuk
Flora Cook
J. W. Trower
Arlington
Robert Reed
Marcella Reed
Miss Reed
Roy Nelson
Arlo Murray
Cherokee
James Murray
Virgina Strayer
Fayette
Hartwick
Iowa
Sioux City
Joan Cashen
Mary Ann
Michel Coke
H. P. Coke
West Union
Holy Name Parish
Lizzie Briggs
Lizzie Wesley
Wessel
State Park
John Sindelar
Cicero
Tie
H. D. Shaffer
Ida Gardiner
H. Snodgrass
Cottage Hall
Eliza Gardiner
Dale Murray
Linda Jane
Cincinnati
Max Thompson
R. E. Murray
Oelwen
Junior O'Brien
Marvin Griram
L. A
Daily Crossword Jurist 14 Short letter clues list
Locust ancient thicket and multiple clue set appear with scattered phrases about community notices. The dense OCR fragment includes names Eva Kenyon Gladys Bordner independence, Lamont Woman's club picnic June 12, and various local visitors and meetings. It reads like a small town column with event notices, visits, and society activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Murray
Eva Kenyon
Gladys Bordner
Independence
Raymond Stewart
Cedar Fall
Lamont Woman's Club
State Park
Lamont
Gayle Rhines
Evanston, Til
C. E. Hayes
W. A. Abbott
Robert Bordner, Jr
Hudson
Roger Smith
Geo. Bowers
Story City
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