Sorrelis Defeat Washington Lumber In Bowling Match
Sorrelis edged Washington Lumber 2 to 1 with 2462 total pins to 2640 including 114 handicap. Stewart Crone duo topped Sathers 2480 to 2521 with 23 handicap. Old Timers beat Mills Nash 2408 to 25170 including 165 handicap. Bakers toppled American Leagues with 2420 pins. Highs include Stewart Crone 2480 team, Gene Stewart 220 individual, Bo Murphy 546 series. Big Ten averages list Lowe Little 174.
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Sorrelis
Washingto Lumber
Washington Lumber
Thame
Stewart & Crone
Sitters Auto
Mills Nashted
Mills Nash
Bakers
American Legions
Baker
Honbcapy Lechorest
Stewart& Crome
Sorrells
Gene Stewart
C. Crone
BO Murphy
T Lowe
Los
Sorrells Zu
Washington
Old Timers
American Legion
Sitters Auto -Ee
Mrs Frank Wood Tefts For California To Visit Army Husband
Mrs. Frank Wood formerly Jane Neil left Burlington with a friend for California to visit her husband in the army stationed at Fort Ura Cart. Numerous relatives and guests gathered in local homes for Easter meals and visits while Dean Peterson of West Chester joined 85 players reporting for spring workouts at Ames per Abe Stuber Iowa State coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wood
Canfornia
Fort Ura
Cart
Wood
Jane Neil
Bn Auto
Burlington
Addie Thompson
William Whitsey
Koya Clark
Milly
Arimnell
Dean Peterson
West Chester
Ames
Abe Stuber
Iowa State College
Des Moines Mechanics Enlist and Take Oath for Army
William Perdock of Tucker Chevrolet and Delmar Yoder of Brown's Garage enlisted in Des Moines last Friday. They returned for physicals and last night took the oath to become soldiers for Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perdock
Tucker Chevrolet
Delmar Yoder
Brown's
Des Moines
Uncle Sam
Remington Razor Sale Offers 87.50 Credit
Advertises an 87.50 allowance on the purchase price of a Remington electric razor with multiple models available for selection.
Bowling Standings From Mixed Christian Presbyterian Matches
Christian One defeats Presbyterian Two 3 to 0 with total pins 2138 for Christian and 1956 for Presbyterian including 165 handicap. Presbyterian One beats Methodist Two 60 to 1 with totals 1978 for Presbyterian and 115 for Methodist including 45 handicap. St Pauls Two defeats St Pauls One 3 to 6 with team totals 1958 and 175. Christian Two defeats Methodist One 5 to 0 with Christian 2045 including 141 handicap and Methodist 195. High team series Christian One 2158 and Presbyterian One 1975. high team game Christian One 746 and Presbyterian One 67. High individual series Ted Zierlowski 517, Don Knight 404. high individual game Tee Zierlowski 204 and Dan Pence 200.
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Christian One
Presbyterian Two
Christian
Presbyterian
Presbyterian One
Methodist
St. Pauls Two
St Paul's
St Pauls
St. Pauls
Christian Two
Ted Ziezslowsky
Don Knight
Tee Zierlowski
Dan Pence
Junior Bowling Standings and Highs Report
Team No. 2 defeated Team No. 7 two games with total pins 1458 for No. 2 and 1410 for No. 7. Team No. 5 won two forfeit games over Team No. 6. No. 6 totaled 1582 pins. No. 4 won one game with totals 2127 for No. 4 and 1814 for No. 5. High team series was 1458 by Team No. 2. High individual series includes Jover Brewer 272 and Dennis Sorrell 254. High individual game tops Jove Brewer 152 and Carol Zelinsky 14.
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No. S
Jover Brewer
Dennis Sorrell
Jove Brewer
Carol Zelinsky
Bowling Results From City Hall League Last Week
Results show State MighWay defeated rwiit lips wWrug 2 to 1 with 225 pins handicap. Sitiers Electric beat shell Vilers 4 to 2, total 2178 pins including handicap. Journal defeated Atchison Snoes 2104 with 2036 pins, Nanareap 245. High team series Millips 2104. Shell Oiers Lizo high scorers.
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Ota
Nanareap
Atchison
Easter Guests and Family News From Washington Area Homes
Numerous local families hosted Easter and spring visits from relatives in Washington Wayland and nearby areas. Highlights include Mrs Bella Christner hosting guests and visits to Mrs Kienerberger and infant Victoria Lynn, plus extended Easter gatherings with the Nippfenstein, Scott, and Kramer families. Norman Havel, son of Mr and Mrs Kienara Mavel, recently returned from Korea and Japan with the 40th Infantry. The Stewarts returned from Florida and Illinois visits, spending Easter with relatives and planning further trips to Missouri.
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Haster
Bella Christner
Joe Christner
Ana Tamilly
Near Washington
Ana
Virgil Aldrich
Wayiana
Vonna Christner
Gy Iusn
ARG
Milliara Schatter
Tamily
Wayland
Ana Wate Eichenberger
Tagies
Kienenberger
Victoria Lynn
Urva Scout
Marota Nippfenstein
Victor
Cecena Ann Ana Jay
Kienara Scott
Eugene
Michael
Linaa
Richard N. Scott
St. Leonara Wood, Mo
Patsy Soetnour
Norman K. Havel
Kienara Mavel
40Th
Wnorea
Washington
Stewarts
Theavro
Qanenter
Glenn Vuncan
Stewart Nome
Missouri
Duneans
April 16 sale and auctions notice in Iowa region
Multiple estate and livestock sale notices listed with dates in April and May. Items include household goods at 5608 South Third started 1 00, dairy cows at Keota sale barn, Southeast Iowa Angus Breeders Sale in Mt Pleasant, Kent Estate River side, and weekly livestock auctions at Midway Columbus Junction Kalona and Whittaker barns. Various organizers include Mrs. Jessie Hervey Estate Kenneth Redfern Ollie and Tom Downing.
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South Third
Jessie Hervey
Keota
Highway
Gale J. Conran
McMillan Park
Fairgrounds
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Kenneth Redfern
Yarmouth
Kent
Wversonalt
Mary €. Murt
Riverside
IowWa
Bse
Tom Downing
West Third Street
Midway Sales
Columbus Junction
Lows
Ollie
Livestock Exchange
Whittaker Sale Barn
Kalona
High team game winps at Atchison Shoes
High individual series Dowls 00 Kerr 480. High individual game Dowls 1X0 Ven 146 Wowls 149 Gamers 144 Smith 144 Maunnerte 141. Kr Dowls 1X0, M Kerr 480, GG Moothart tow.
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Winps
Atchison Shoes
Run Dowls
M. Kerr
K. Wowls
GG. Moothart Tow
Snyner
Gamers
DF Smith
Maunnerte
Family visit notes from Illinois trio in Washington
Junior Cuddy and his family from Marissa Illinois visited the parental O M Cuddy home in Washington for the weekend. Mr Cuddy recently discharged from Ft Devon Massachusetts will move to Marissa with his wife and children. Mrs Maud Statler visiting daughter Mrs Chester Eatinger returned to Fairfield this morning. Mr and Mrs Stewart Bell of
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Junior Cuddy
Marissa, Il
Washington
O. M. Cuddy
Mr. Cuddy
Ft. Devon
Mass
Larry
Joan
Marissa
Maud Statler
Chester Eatinger
Fairfield
Stewart Bell
Visit to Lone Tree by Bell family after Des Moines trip
The Bell couple from J Rus visited Lone Tree Sunday evening after attending the Town Press convention in Des Moines. On the return they stopped in Eldora to see Mrs. Bell's mother Mrs. Roy Means. The Stewart Bells’ two children stayed with grandparents during the trip.
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Lone Tree
J. Russell Bell
Des Moines
Eldora
Probe Demands on Short-Lived Anti-Corruption Drive
Washington Republican members of a house sub committee press for a full inquiry into the administration’s brief anti corruption campaign. They seek why Morris was hired to clean up and then fired two months later amid a criminal division probe into a tanker deal.
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Washington
House
Justice Department
Panie
Newbold Morris
Kenneth B. Keating
N.Y
Judiciary
J. Howard McGrath
Morris
Criminal Division
Keating
Patrick J Hillings
R-Cal
McGrath
Hillings
McGrath Denies Knowledge of NY Attorney Ties in Tanker Deal
McGrath testifies he did not know about a New York attorney connection when hired as cleanup chief. Morris says McGrath must have known about it, but Keating’s claim that a criminal investigation was underway was news to Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLore Lie Biz Dlow
New York
Morris
McGrath
Keating
Fungi Grow From Partially Dried Wood Projecting Toadstools
Fragmentary text notes fungi emerging from drying wood. Fruiting bodies known as toadstools form as wood dries and may continue until conditions kill the fungi or halt growth. Handling this wood likely poses no danger.
Hospital Births And Admissions Report
Births Sunday include a son for Mr and Mrs Daniel Bender of Parnell and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Kal Juniper of Birmingham Alabama. A son arrived for Mr and Mrs Max Rathmell of Washington. Admitted Saturday are Mrs Robert Reed of Washington surgical and Mrs Thomas Harvey of Ainsworth medical. Dismissed were Mrs Kenneth Kron and daughter and Sunday Mrs Lyle Duncan of Cotter and Richard Bean.
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Daniel Bender
Parnell
Kal Juniper
Birmingham
Ala
Max Rathmell
Washington
Robert Reed
Surgical
Thomas Harvey
Ainsworth
Kenneth Kron
Lyle Duncan
Cotter
Richard Bean
Traveler Discovers Man in a Bathing Suit in Sahara
A lone traveler traversing the Sahara Desert encounters a man wearing a bathing suit. The brief sighting adds a curious, surreal note to the arid expedition.
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Sahara Desert
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City Hall
B. Lowe
LL. Little
C Crone
G. Mills
J. Fuchs
C. Custer
E. Sorrell
W Steele
Bo Moore
E. Wolfe
Kylie
Donald Kylie
Ronert
Jane
William Kyle
Gary
Ronnie
Micnie
Nadine
Rose Sojka
Vince Sojka
LeRoy Cerny
Harry Wollrat
Dale Sojka
Robert Kloopfer
Haroki
LuElla 9
Betty Sojka
Trys
St. Paul's
Itv
MighWay
Sitiers Electric Defeatea Shell
Vilers
Sitiers
Shell Others
Journal
Millips
Shell Oiers
Sitters
Biectric
Whitlips Drug Dé Au Atchison Stes Eee
Shell Oiiers Ee
Ile 14 Journal One Ee
Slate Highway
Silvan Kramer
Cedar Kapias
Utho Mcnonaia
Florence Cook
Albert Simpson
Stamey Jones
Junaita
Sammy
Linda
Stellasmock
June Jones
Carole Vein
Judith Jomes
Simpson
Miss Reltln
Crall
Agency
Rolalamna J
Washington, IA
Nitalt Ay Et Lael Naame
Ame
Bette Davis
Harry Owens
Dakota
Sioux City
Pierre, S.D
Nebraska
International
Jenny
Jones
Funeral Home
East Main
Eddie Dowling
Margaret O'Brien
American Cancer Society
Morrie
Aatata
Jeu
Pioneer Drug Store
Larry Cochran
Mobilgas
Los Angeles
Sun Valley
Mace Motor Company
Fort & Mercury Sales and Service
Tugker’s
Tucker & Eicher Garage
Washington and Community
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Parts
Washington, Iowa
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