Bowling League Results Highlight High Scores
American League standings show Black and Tile B Valley Bank 15 Kosters IGA 16 Jim's Place 21 Vans Foodland 22 Valley Lanes. Dick Van Zee bowled the high game with 216, while M Lund posted the high series at 334. Koster IGA led the high team game with 855 and Valley Bank topped the team series with 2462.
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Valley Bank
Kosters Iga
Jim’s Place
Vans Foodland
Dick van Zee
M. Lund
Koster Iga
Bowling results from Ladies Afternoon League include top scores
Investors the Blue Bunny 124 Farmers Elevator 14 Coast to Coast 15 Valley Lanes 15 Piveger and Son 9. Lois Reinke posted a 460 single game while Alberta Schmidt had 484 high series. Farmers Elevator claimed high team game 523 and high team series 1503.
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the Blue Bunny
Farmers Elevator
Valley Lanes
Piveger & Son
Lois Reinke
Alberta Schmidt
Northern League bowling results and high scores
The NORTHERN LEAGUE bowling night featured RV Furniture and B&H Hatchery with top scores listed. High games included J Deivsen 242 and W Vugieveen 236 while high series honored J Driesen and S al with 874 and 2547 respectively.
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Northern League
RV Furniture
B& H Hatchery
Warren Cafe
Kovima Mach
Bunch
J. Deivsen
W. Vugieveen
J. van Engen
J. Driesen
Western League standings and high game figures from local lanes
Western League standings show P Krag 20 points, Hi-Way Chevw Woodworks 20, American Legion 18, Wynia Insurance per Wells Blue Bunny We K Coop and Huisman & Farmers 15, high game by Spec Anderson at 413. Willie Jonker posts high series 547 with S Side achieving high team game and high team series of 204. Cary! De Blauw Extr to Cary! De Haan L 12 ind pe L 13 Bik 31 S Adn OC $9,000.00.
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Krag
Hi-Way
Chevw Woodworks
Legion
Wynia Insurance
Wells Blue Bunny
Huisman & Farmers & High
Spec Anderson
Willie Jonker
S. Side
John de Blauw
Cary
Sunday Visits and Local Events Highlight Rural News
Plate News notes Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore Jr and daughter to the Millers, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Winterfield dining with Mrs. Emma Groth, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller with her sons in Hudson South Dakota. John Van De Weift and daughters attended Wanda Sinkey’s wedding in Ireton. The Rural Study Club met at Mrs Fred C. Dienks with program leaders Messrs Schoellerman Moeller and Kaupin, and a Halloween memory roll call. The Rock Valley Bee reports pheasant season notes and birds’ plumage readiness for November 12, with breeding implications and annual production statistics from commission biologists.
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Walter Moore Jr
Raymond Miller
Emil Winterfield
Emma Groth
Pipestone
Minner
Ted Quarmstrom
Hudson So
Dak
John van de Weift
Wanda Sinkey
Ireton
Sinkey
John van de Keift
Fred C. Dierks
R. W. Vander Velde
Rural Study Club
Fred C. Dienks
Pvent
Rich Schoellerman
Hans Moeller
Kaupin
India
Fred €. Dierks
Crop Haresting Favors Hunters
Des Moines Iowa states the crop harvest is ahead of 1965 with favorable weather expected for 25 days and completion by the November 32 opening. Farmers anticipate corn removal before winter while hunting pheasants follows harvest as fields clear.
Lily Blooms in Guthrie Center Yard
Lily flowered in the yard of Mrs. Emily Warwick in Guthrie Center last month, showcasing several large white Easter lilies in bloom.
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Emily Warwick
Guthrie Center
Papaws Orchard in Glenwood Grows 23 Trees
Lowell Wiles of Glenwood has cultivated 23 papaw trees over 25 years in his yard, turning a local hobby into an unusual collection. The papaw fruit reportedly tastes similar to banana.
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Lowell Wiles
Glenwood
Miles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Community Oil Co
Rock Valley, Iowa
Raymond Witt Gneeling
Carl Ross
Ingham Farms Inc
Boonville
Iowa
Ingham Farms
Felco/Statex
Gram
Hein van
Felco / Statex Cooperative
Feleot Statex
Farmers’ Elevator Co
Owen Manning
Mgr
Plate News
Rock Valley
Commission
Jim
Wiley Mayne
Congress
Mayne
Robert Gleeson
Jack Miller
U S. Senate
Washington
William Murray
Iowa- Iowa
Sioux County
Republican Central Committee
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