Parsons Nips Central 7-0 in Homecoming Thriller
Parsons Wildcats defeated Central 7 to 0 on Fairfield homecoming as a late fourth quarter drive used a Statue of Liberty and passing plays to overcome Central. DuBois and Black linked on key plays while Gardner and Leavengood anchored defense until injury halted Central’s rally.
On the Fifty Yard Line by Tudor Ulrich
Ct Central showing key players Reimer Berkey and Gerry as iron men in every game. Ford punted 69 yards, and Jess Wells delivered a decisive block on Tincher Tarsons end. Westchester letters urged Garner to play again. High school season tickets go transferable. College court hosts upcoming games. Duxeh team notes and homecoming win. column seeks a new name and reader suggestions.
Saving of 70 Cents On Season Tickets To High S. Games
Season tickets go on sale for the coming season at the High school with eight game schedule featuring North High Des Moines Indiantoia Winterset Valley Junction and Oskaloosa. Tickets cost 1.50 a net saving of seventy cents over single admissions. Tickets transferable allowing resale on nights you cannot attend.
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Central Loses But Two Lettermen
Prospects for the 1935 football season look bright if this year’s team returns for fall practice. Only two lettermen graduate, leaving a rejuvenated squad after a solid finish. Fifteen freshmen earned letters, the largest class in years, while Captain Leavengood departs next spring.
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Family Next Door Mail Robbery and Club Raids
Milwaukee freight house entry matched by cut bolt in storage lock. Loss: small sum of first and second class mail. no registered mail. Sheriff Beasley and postal officials launched investigation after 6:30 discovery by mail messenger Clarence Nicoli. Des Moines night clubs and beer parlors raided, over 20 patrons arrested in ongoing liquor law enforcement drive.
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Joe E Brown in 6 Day Bike Rider at Rivola Oskaloosa
Joe E Brown opens at Rivola Oskaloosa on Saturday November 25 in 6 Day Bike Rider. The feature showcases his uproarious race driven by a city slicker and a jail moment, with Maxine Doyle and Frank McHugh in supporting roles. The film blends comedy with thrilling race actions and a strong ensemble cast.
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Season notes on players injuries and absences
The report notes Mugs missed the final quarter of the last game while the stalwart tackle sat out the first quarter for two years. Michael, the freshman center, also missed the first quarter of the opening game.
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Five Lettermen Return To Winter Team Outlook
Five lettermen Hoogheem Sullivan Reimer Hoekstra and Nelson return to Cen tral as practice starts with few guards. Dykstra Van Arkel not returning leaves Neifert and DeVelder lost to graduation. Hopes dim until fresh talent appears. class tournaments begin soon and regular practice may start next week.
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Liter and Wisse Out For High Schol Basketball Squad
The Little Dutchmen face season setbacks as Liter and Wisse miss play due to injuries. Coach Wilkins reshuffles guards and forwards in early practices ahead of December games with Pleasantville and Oska loosa, fielding 18 players and planning further changes to build a winning lineup.
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Chronicle Office Sale of Yellow Second Sheets
A Chronicle office notice advertises 500 sheets of yellow second sheets priced at 40 cents. The item is described as bulk office stationery for quick purchase.
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Football Banquet Tonight At Graham Hall
The annual football banquet honoring Central and local high school teams will be held tonight at Graham Hall at 6 30 PM. Attendees interested in reservations should contact Arie Schilder.
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College Notes Highlights From Pella Campus Assembly
Dr Aschenbrenner state senator urged youth peace mindedness and mutiny warning. Red Cross advocate Mr Corning outlined disaster relief role and scope. Dr Sterrenburg Knox College conducted campus survey and praised Traditions Spirit and Forward Looks. Football squad banquet scheduled for Thursday November 22 in Graham Hall.
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Knox College
Galesburg
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Hamilton Farmer Dies in Slate Fall at Davis Mine
Davis, 22, of Hamilton Ta, was killed Saturday by a slate slide in the Davis mine near Marysville Ta. He is survived by his wife and two children. He was the second Iowa miner to die within 48 hours, following Glen McLeod, 30, of Indianola Ia, fatally injured in a mine near Rippey Ia.
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Mrs. Wormhoudt Elected Auditor of Henry County
Mrs Rachel Weston Wormhoudt of Mt Pleasant Iowa has been elected county auditor of Henry County The announcement praises her as a talented woman with the qualifications for the office and commends Henry County voters for their choice
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Robbers Take Mail Pouches at Milwaukee Depot Heist
Three mail pouches were stolen in an early morning robbery of the Milwaukee depot storage box on Saturday. Two parcel post sacks and a small hardware piece were also taken, police reported. No injuries or suspects named were released as the investigation continues.
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Rheumatic Pain Solution Promoted With Lemon Juice
A vintage advertisement touts REV PRESCRIPTION to relieve rheumatic pain. It claims mixing with water and lemon juice, taking a tablespoon twice daily, yields pain relief within 48 hours and joints become more limber. The pitch promises guaran teed results and refunds from druggists.
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