Wayland Basketball Players Are Honored
Wayland hosts a Friday banquet with 185 fans praising the team. Coach Don Shupe of Keokuk reviews the season and state tourney where his squad placed second. Awardees include Ronald Roth and others. cheerleaders and team managers are also honored. Baseball schedule announced for Wasland High School with games starting April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BK. Boller
Wayland
Dorcas Society
Wayland Mennonite Church
Alien Meyer
Donnie Ga. Roth
Orrin Vliehelberger
Darwin Widter
Herb Swan
Don Shupe
Keokuk
Shiup
Arline Roth
Aldineoth
Marlene Tsehants
Shirley Rubey
Ruth Graber
Shirley McCoy
Maribelle Zehr
Dorothy Magdefrau
Ronnie Roth
Toai
Jack Williams
Wasland High School
Bombers
Wyman
Wieman
Brighton
Mt. Union
Crawfordsville
Women's Bowling Mares Defeat Crawfordsville Bank 7 to ft
Women's bowling results show Mares defeating Crawfordsville Bank with a 7 to ft score. Potal pins credited to Marges Iyez Crawfordsville Psst Melody Lane Snack Har ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mares
Crawfordsville Bank
Marges Iyez
Crawfordsville Psst
Melody Lane
Nash
Melody Lane Lolo
Bowling Scores and Records From Freshwaters Speedway and McCleery-Cumming
Freshwaters beat Speed pins 2251 with handicap while Speedway collected 2579. G H Dairy defeated Old Timers 3 to 1. Totals show Gilmere 2227 plus 246 handicap and Old Timer 2320. McCleery-Cumming won over West Chester 2 games to 1 with total pins 23389 to 2071 plus 327 handicap. High scorers include McCleery-Cumming 2589 and Speedway 215. Summerfield and Lloyd Little posted top games 212 and 211 respectively. Oilers defeated Wor Lyon. Nation's song The Star Spangled Banner designated national anthem in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freshwaters
Mreshwaters
Speedway
G & H Dairy
G & Hi
Old Tway
Tod
Gillmere
Gilmere
McCleery - Cumming
West Chester
McCleery-Cumming
Wee! Chester
McCleery Cumming
Lieye Little
Summerfield AG
Hwigh
Summerfield
Lloyd Litthe
Oilers
Wor Lyon
Wayland Social Notes Include Visits and Births
Wayland residents travel to Fowler Michigan to visit relatives while local clubs note county Federated Women’s Club events. A newborn Grant Gynn arrives, and several gatherings feature hosting members, entertainment duties, and visits by Cedar Rapids and Columbus attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Mich
Warren Slagel
C. C. Wyse
Eod Witting
A. C. Wenger
Paul Tester
Max Kauffnas
Everett Hileman
Progress Club
Federated Women's Clubs
Winfield Weed
Mra Texter
Wyse
Nationwide Phone Strike Persists Across U.S.
The nationwide strike by nearly 400,000 Bell system workers continues into a second day amid limited service disruption. CIO workers plan large scale picketing to keep members from working. 15,000 installers and sales staff walked out yesterday, expanding to 52,000 operators, clerks, and repairmen in several states including Michigan, Ohio, New Jersey, and northern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Urey
Conmunications Workers of America
CIO
Bell System
Western Electric Company
District of Columbia
Michigan
Ohio
New Jersey
California
Ouster of McGrath Sparks House Judiciary Probe
Washington officials report a special session of the House Judiciary Subcommittee to hear cross examination of J. Howard McGrath and Newbold Morris about their dismissals. Morris plans to file a final report to President Truman on government corruption. McGrath ends his term with a farewell to Justice Department staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stilb Comomitte
J. Howard McGrath
Newbold Morris
Frank L. Chelsod Ky
Kenneth B. Keating Chen
Morris- McGrath
Chelf
McGrath
Justice Department
Keating
Morris
Truman
White House
Mr. Trauman
Justices Department
Mrr. Truman
Local News and Easter Holidays Parade
Mason James Putnam on a day furlough visiting his mother Mrs Clyde Putnam before heading to Fort Lawton Washington. Town Wesleyan College students Audrey Steele Dick Schmid Jim Stone Jack Tanner Robert Waxgeoner Robert Lee Burham Barbara Dare Ruth Davis enjoy Easter at home. Mrs Ethel Lins returns from Denver and Los Angeles after visiting daughters. Warren Lin’s baby to Iowa City for heart X ray. Lt Lins on five day leave from Chanute Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason James Putnam
Clyde Putnam
Putnam
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Fort Lawton
Washington
Audrey Steele
Dick Schmid
Jim Stone
Jack Tanner
Robert Waxgeoner
Robert Lee Burham
Barbara Dare
Ruth Davis
Town Wesleyan College
Ethel Lins
Denver
Colo
Mere
Lins
Los Angeles
Calif
Sty
Iowa
Warren Lin
Iowa City
Babys
Chanute Field
White Cloud Club Members Hear Cancer Film
The White Cloud club met in Crawfordsville with Mrs Paul Vaissey presiding. Fifteen members and one guest attended in the absence of officers. Members donated hive dollars to fund and to the Red Cross. Mrs Kenneth Watterson of Washington showed the cancer film. The club welcomes a new member Mrs Robert Homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Umphey
Il. Boshart
Laurence Shaffer
To Be. Boshart
Gerald Nebel
Grant Gynn
Crawfordsville
White Cloud Club
Paul Vaissey
Hetty Lucas
Kenneth Watterson
Washington
Silent Auction Set With Mrs Raymond Robertson May 6
The next meeting will be with Mrs Raymond Robertson on May 6. A silent auction will be held at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Robertson
Birthday Honorees Include Whistler and Schulty
The notice celebrates birthdays for Stephen Whistler son of Raymond and Mrs Whistler and Gladys Jeanette Schulty daughter of Lyle Schulty, with ages eight and twelve for Virginia Crossett and others, plus an item noting a sixth wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Whistler
Raymond Whistler
Gladys Jeanette Schulty
Lyle Schulty
Virginia Crossett
Keith Crossett
W. J&. Wasson
N. E. West
W.M Tweeten
Pearl Gardner
Harold Pribyl
Anni
Birthday Salute For Bud Abhibrecht On Sth Birthday
A local notice salutes Bud Abhibrecht son of Mr and Mrs Harold Abhibrecht as he observes his sixth birthday today. The item mentions the West family and marks the family event in a community publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe West
Bud” Abhibrecht
Harold Abhibrecht
Hospital News In Columbus Junction And Washington
Mrs. Mabel Davis of Columbus Junction underwent tonsillectomy Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Orin Hirth of Washington welcomed a son this morning. Discharges include Jim Young of Washington and Sadie Bunce Mrs. Charles Swift and Mrs. Don Bishop all of Washington and Rubio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Roth
Cedar Rapids
A. B Magdefrau
Roth
J. Laurence Hennes
A. Bo Magdefran
L. J. Zehr
Beverly Miller
Lois Nebel
Carol Graber
Dan Widmer
Menno Freyenberser
O. BF. Frey
Sam Berg
Mabel Davis
Columbus Junction
Dennis Wittmer
Hirth
Orin Black
Washington
Jim Young
Sadie Bunce
Charles Swift
Don Bishop
Rubio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Logan
Bob Keel
Heokuk
Ronald Roth
Dave Neff
John Ulll
Gale Tseehant
Russ Roth
Milner Nett
Wes Roth
Bob Boshart
Duane Gingerte
Norman Widmer
Edward Roth
James Eichelberger
Mino
Jim Meyer
Jim Port
Dick Shumaker
Jerry Richenberger
Bob Sinn
Paul Nebel
Vernon Kaufman
Dick Setlatter
Jim Ketter
Leon Plosser
Royce Roth
Cate
Hich
Washington Cafe
Marges Bod
Marges
Melody Staireus
Lars! Rothechilds
Esas Oseene
J. c. Penney Osesenaues
Washington Cate
Zhannes
Nash Rambters
G& H Dairy
McCleery- Cumming
Dilmere Oilers
C. M. Sehrock
Simon Gingerich
Shipeewana
Toda
Guifport
Allie Kauffman
Mes Ezra Wilttower
Roy Davison
Belva Quaite
Bima Severt
Inc
Geg L M‘daniel
Claston Nebel
Belle Macderrau
American Telephone and Telegraph Companies
Goodjyear
Good Jyear
Goodyear
Gilmore's Shell Service
South Ave
Kodak Duaflex II
Gamera
Kodet Lens
T. R. Phillips
the State Theatre
FOX
Jeanne Crain
Scott Brady
Thelma Ritter
Reo
Lutes
Galanites
Geno
Wen Phe
Hawk
Wild River
James Stewart
Arthur Kennedy
Julia Adams
Portugal
Lisbon
High Falls
Angel Falls
Venezuela
Niagara Falls
Empire State Building
Pioneer Drug Store
White Cloud
Jack Howard
Till
Mrs. Robert Homes
Happy
Freddy
Ruth Ann Brown
Ord
Ford
Mace Motor Company
and & Mercury
Brown Finance
Brown Finance Co
Overy the North Side Cafe
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
Smucker
Libby
Cibby’s Fruit Cocktail
Ocean Spray
Cranberry
Birdseye
Pasco
Chuck
Jar
Batt Dar
Ibs
Pky
Tourn Cah
Farmer's Store
R. C. Wead
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