Colts Fall to Selce's Pirates in League Game
Colts lose 28 to 14 in a game against Selce's Pirates. Meyers drew a bases on balls and had a 2-base hit, Bennett added a 3-base hit, Kuker belted a home run, and Cook struck out four times. Colts left seven on base while Selce's pitching kept their offense in check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
Bennett
Kuker
Cook
Colts
Cubs
Selck
Pirates
Boeckman’s Pasture
Warnke
Chapin
Parrott
Droste
AE Fergeman
N. Ambrose
If Kuker
If Sell
Carstensen
C Kramer
Qussasveese
Rs Cook
Meamese Cescecoes
F. Ambrose
J. Fink
Otterst
Belknap
A Goodenbour
Stehn
Morf
Duecker
Nashua Still Has Chance At Title
Nashua stays in Cedar Valley league title contention after a Sunday 11 to 1 win over Waverly behind Wil hison seven hit pitching. R Chandler homered with two on to spark heavy Nashua hitting. A win in Nashua’s two remaining games could tie Readlyn for the title. Also Dunkerton beat Tripoli 3 to 2 in the league finale as Tripoli committed three errors and yielded eight hits. Mr and Mrs George Griner and son William visited Iowa City on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Nashua
Wilson
R. Chandler
Chickasaw County
Readlyn
Rice
Elwood
Gambaiani
Dunkerton
Tripoli
ES Ascee ES
Dunkerton Acctirate
Krueger
Wilharm
Carnes and
Page
George Griner
William
Iowa City
Tripoli Team Loses to Readlyn at Waterloo
Tripoli was defeated by Readlyn 2 to 1 last Thursday night at the Mississippi Valley League ballpark in Waterloo. Krueger pitched for Tripoli, striking out ten Readlyn batters while allowing five hits. Matthias vaulted a brilliant effort for Readlyn, surrendering three hits and fanning seven. Sensational infield defense by Joder and Diekman saved several hits for Readlyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Readlyn
Waterloo
Krueger
Tigers
Matthias
Joder
Diekman
Griese Family Reunion Held At Waterloo Readlyn
Readlyn Iowa descendants of Henry Briese gathered at Lafayette Park in Waterloo on Sunday for a Griese family reunion in honor of Mr and Mrs W W Griese and their Chicago family. Most attendees from several towns enjoyed boat rides and visits, with a dinner and supper served and one member absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Griese
Herman Griese
Viola
Elmer
Erwin Griese
Denver
H. A
Griese
Gertrude
Elmer Buhr
Glen
Readlyn
H. A. Schroeder
Irene
Edwin
Loran
Spring Fountain and area social notes among families
Spring Fountain residents and relatives are mentioned in a string of social notes. Mr and Mrs Elmer Kneadler and son left for Britt due to a death in the family. Several visits occur among Meyer, Struck, Bruns, and Barcus households across Readlyn Denver Waverly and Sumner. The Spring Fountain giants beat Randalia 4 to 1 at Sumner and many visits fill Sunday and Tuesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kneadler
Britt
Mr. Kneadler
Ford Meyer
Alberta
Laura
Louie Volker
Denver
Alvin Sommer
Will Meyer
Earl Meyer
Charles Thompson
Louie Meyer
Wapsie
Readlyn
Ruby Barcus
Dalton Meyer
John Struck
Spring Fountain Giants
Randalia
Sumner
Spring Fountain
Harry Meyer
John
Mrs. C
Minnesota
A. C
Buck Creek Birth Draws Joyful News and Local Visits
Buck Creek area records a baby girl born August 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Judisch Jr. Visitors stop by Readlyn hospital to check on the ailing youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Judisch. Sunday guests include Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schneider in the Fred Neiman home and Mr. and Mrs. John Albright with Grandmother Albright visiting Carl Moehlis. Saturday Waterloo business callers were the son William and others, while a surprise birthday party for Lorenz Reick drew Mr. and Mrs. Wm Reick, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Pries, Mr. and Mrs. John Sell, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haar. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rucker and family of Waverly visited George Griner on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Hilda Reick and sons visited the Wm Reick home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Judisch, Jr
Herman Schneider
Fred
Lorenz
Wm. Reick
Louie Pries
John Sell
Henry Haar
John Albright
Albright
Carl Moehlis
Robert Judisch
Readlyn
Hilda Reick and Sons
County Seat News Items of Interest
A long list of local social notes includes a family reunion at a tourist park with six children and spouses. Rev. Albert Guetzlaff breaking an arm and dislocating a elbow after a ladder fall. George Beebe marking his 85th birthday in the city. relatives visiting after Lorenz Wendt's funeral. Mrs. F. Schwab’s mother’s death in Finchford and burial in Cedar Falls. Dr. and Mrs. Beyer attending a funeral in Waterloo. Merle Gruben purchasing property and planning improvements. Mrs. Kenneth Stuffelbeam’s ten-pound catfish catch at Cedar River. the Kramer family welcoming a baby boy at Mercy hospital. Judge J. J. Clark scheduling a long September term. Cedar River retaining wall project. Karl Bunth fined for intoxication with fine remitted upon sobriety. Mrs. Luesenhop returning from Iowa City hospital. Miss Helen Quibel and Miss Shirley Rambo entering nurse training in Waverly. Richard Fagenbaum, 16, jailed for robbery at Wood’s, admitting to the offense. Mrs. Bottermay and son visiting from Sioux Falls. Annette Cretameyer resigning as stenographer with Hagemann. Margaret Rabe to fill the spot in the county attorney’s office. Wanda Shepard winning a bathing beauty contest prize. Mary Read and other children earning prizes in beach dash events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Carstensen
Anna Sohle
Henry Everding
Tripoli
Fred Clausing
Cedar Falls
William Clausing
Artesian
Henry Clausing
Waterloo
Albert Guetzlaff
Hastings
Nebraska
Lorenz Wendt
Frank Schwab
Finchford
F. Schwab
C. P. Beyer
I. Reed
Sioux City
Merle
Matt Gruben
Kenneth Stuffelbeam
Allendale
Cedar River
Stuffelbeam
E. H. Kramer
Mercy Hospital
Kramer
J. J. Clark
Mason City
Herman Luesenhop
Iowa City
Helen Quibel
Shirley Rambo
Waverly
Mass
Richard Fagenbaum
Sumner
Hagemann
Wood
John Bottermay
Miy
John
Sioux Falls
Anna Ladage
Annette Cretameyer
Steny
Harry Hagemann
Margaret Rabe
Charles City
Hagemann Jay
Wanda Shepard
McKliget
Gloria Mae Brunswon
Little Mary
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Selce
Eee Pet Colts
Ubs
Eseasecs
W. L
BUCK
George Beebe
Martell
Carl Baumgartner
Ann Marie
Merle Gruben
Arthur Long
Karl Bunth
Osincup
Winner
Big Smith
Joe Sien
Tripoli, Iowa
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