Senior Aces FFA Chapter President Cites Governor Hughes
The chapter president, described as a senior ace and officer, speaks in an interview style about admiring Governor Hughes for overcoming his drinking problem and turning his life around.
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Newspaper
Sumner Gazette
Location
Sumner, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1967
Page
8
The chapter president, described as a senior ace and officer, speaks in an interview style about admiring Governor Hughes for overcoming his drinking problem and turning his life around.
Brief, tradition focused item notes Halloween customs and seasonal observances in a local community page. Mentions gatherings, costumes, treats, and age old practices shaping the holiday mood for residents.
High School musicians audition for All-State band and chorus at Independence High. Names listed include Kay Harms Theresa Uh Tenhopp Mark Milnes Duane, and many more as the student body prepares for the convention. The event spans the weekend with rehearsals and tests, reflecting a busy season for the school music program.
Harold Jenkins maintains a Chevy and a 1967 Ford 500 Tudor Hardtop with a 289 V-8 and automatic transmission. The green exterior features a black vinyl top and a black vinyl interior. He recently added a four speaker stereo system for after hours use and works at Landes and Voock's, which offer opportunities to work on his rare vehicles after work.
Sumner's Aces overcame a 7-0 halftime deficit to defeat the Waukon Indians 21-7 on Saturday. El Ribbeck and Dave Mohr contributed early scoring, Dave Faulkner added the extra points, and Steve Harrs returned a fumble for six as Gerry Schwabe logged 13 tackles. The 6-1 Aces prepare for Valley High Tigers next Friday in the last home game of the season.
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