Wapsie Valley Loses Sub-state Final To West Waterloo
West Waterloo defeated Wapsie Valley 63 to 41 at the Waterloo auditorium to win the sub state final ending Wapsie Valley's season. Wapsie had a cold first quarter and trailed every period. The team finished 24 2 after losses to Dunkerton and West Waterloo and earlier beat Crestwood 80 to 46 in the first round.
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Wapsie Valley
Waterloo
West Waterloo
Waterloo Auditorium
West
Wapsie
Wapsie Valley Boys
Wapssie Valley
Crestwood of Cresco Boys
Dunkerton
Cedar-Wapsie
A Ants
G. Heinemann
Finch
Lorber
Moeller
Rathea
J. Heinemann
West Waterloo Wapsie Valley
Auxiliary Notes from Tripoli Legion Meeting
The Bockhaus-Bartels Post of the American Legion Auxiliary met in Tripoli Town Hall Tuesday. Plans were made for the Bremer county meeting to be held here on April 14. The TB mobile unit will be in Tripoli March 13. Three thousand three hundred fifty eight coffee strips were sent to Omaha for Christmas cheer for children. Mrs. K A Chapin and Mrs. Edward Rosenthal attended the Bremer county Legion and Auxiliary meeting at Waverly. Hostesses were Mrs. W G Gobel, Mrs. Willard Holm and Mrs. Pearl Buechele.
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Bremer County
Tripoli
Omaha
K. A. Chapin
Edward Rosenthal
Bremer County Legion and Auxiliary
Waverly
W. G. Goebel
Willard Holm
Pearl Buechele
Tripoli Men Serving Colors Listed at Fort Hood
Latest addresses show Pvt. Clark L. Snelling RA 17 665 213 and Robert Gray stationed at Army Air Field Operations Ft. Hood Texas. Military records publish current postings and contact details for these service members.
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Tripoli
Clark L. Snelling
Robert Gray
Ft. Hood
Tex
Plainfield Youth Wins County Speech Contest
Steve Smith of Plainfield won first place in the Bremer county teenage speech contest held in Plainfield on February 28 and placed third at the third district contest in Hampton on February 29 with the speech Communism in America. Arlo Riechter of Wright county won the Hampton district first prize and will advance to the state contest in Des Moines on March 7. Sponsored by the Iowa Council of Republican Women.
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Steve Smith
Plainfield
Bremer County
Hampton
Steve
America
Arlo Riechter
Wright County
Des Moines
Iowa Council of Republican Women
Local families host gatherings in Fremont and surrounding towns
A long list of weekend visits and suppers features Vernon and Mark Wikner in Fremont, many guests from Waterloo Denver Evansdale Sumner and West Union. The schedule includes several dinners and Sunday gatherings with Rathbone Jaschen Kappmeyer Dettmer and Moeller families plus a pre confirmation dinner in observance of a birthday and nursing student visits.
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Vernon Wikner
Jayne
Mark Wikner
Waterloo
R. O. Wikner
Jane
Robert Rathbone
Gustav Jaschen
Werner Jaschen
Denver
Norman Jaschen
Amos
der, Jr
Elinor Sturm
Fred Seegers
Vegil Moeller
Herman Rath
James
Ben
Erich Dorhbuseh
Christena Obermann
Wm. Sc
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Don Matthias
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Bockhaus-Bartels Post
American Legion Auxiliary
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Iceream
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Sue
Pillsbury’s Fudge
Brownie
Robin Hood
Rath
Bie
Mr “Uy
Boston
Ladies’ Eiderson
Tae
Giao
del Monte
Cockiai
UU Lee Ae
Fremont
H. W. Krueger
Alfred Koch
Joe Miller
Kenny Miller
Evansdale
Joe Miler
Paul Kappimeyer
Lorie
Jeff Busse
Allen Bockhaus
Grennig Dettmer
Arthur Holm
Paul Kappmeyer
Charles Mueller
Lavern Busse
West Union
Arnold Zander
Carl and
Patricia
Wilbert Bunger
Erwin Blasberg
Gregory
Elmer Peters
Fred Berger
Paul Black
John Poock
Janell
Leslie Dettmer
Oscar Kohagen
Harmon Hildebrandt
Helena Doepke
Leslie Schmidt
Loren Bergmann
Lois and Lloyd
Frank Kimball
Robert Moeller
John Berlin
Lawrence Snelling
Jerry Snelling
Vernon Kirchhoff
Lloyd Kingery
Farm Bureau
Walter Steinbronn
Robert Chapin
Lavern Meyerhoff
Virgil Schwabe
Ben Moeller
Ernest Bodermann
Alfred Schweer
Wm. Zander
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