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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1964

Page

5

Fine Arts Festival at Iowa City Seeks Summer Spotlight

The University of Iowa announces its annual Fine Arts Festival expanding over two months. Highlights include Puccini’s La Bohème at Macbride Auditorium with $2.50 tickets, two major art exhibitions, a presidents portraits display, four repertory plays, symphony concert, and a “Little Festival” mini program. Proceeds and tickets via Iowa Memorial Union.

Iowa City Goethe State University of Iowa SUT Virgil M. Hancher Earl E. Harper Town Memorial Union Macbride Mimi Rudolfo Herald Stark Sul Frank Seiberling SUI Art Department Seibe the Snob David Schaal Michael Shurtleff Jean Scharfenberg William Gibson Larry Clark Harold Pinter John Terfloth SUI Symphony Orchestra James Dixon University Theatre Iowa Memorial Union SUI Iowa

Legendary Munchausen Hand Demonstrates Bridge Spin

A letter recounts a six spade contract where a trio of tips from Baron Munchausen’s lineage supposedly saved the day. Siegfried Munchausen asserts his father’s renowned table skill and shares a playful, if tall, bridge anecdote involving a five year old son and clever discards to secure the contract.

Mr. Becker Siegfried Munchausen Baron Munchausen Joe S. Munchausen Tres Syndicate, Inc

Keota Girls Relays Finish Fourth at Waco Meet

Keota placed fourth with 25 points at the Wayland hosted Waco relays on Friday night. Craig Conklin won the two mile in 4.420, setting one meet mark, while Jim Flanders, Dave Temple, Gene Hagist, and George Norenberg set a Medley relay record of 3:49.1. Cliff Stoutner finished third in the pole vault, and Keota also placed second in the two mile relay.

Keota Wayland Craig Conklin Jim Flanders Dave Temple Gene Hagist George Norenberg Cliff Stoutner

Keota students named to fifth six weeks honor roll

Keota Community School reports honor roll for fifth six weeks across grades. 9th graders include Barbara Adam Mary Huber John Romoser and others. 12th grade lists Cliff Stoutner Susan Huber Rick Helscher and John Henry.

Keota Bula Keota Community School Barbara Adam Mary Huber John Romoser Mary Temple Mary Harras Mike Quigley Larry Sanders Dan Flynn Larry Brinning Greg Baumert Jay Flynn Brenda Palmer Steve Hammes Loretta Helscher Janet Beckler James Hammes Ruth Applege Connie Hammes Donna Reighard Cheryl van Sickle Sue Wells Francine Adam Perry Palmer Mike McInerney Jay Stoutner Marilyn Bomber Dana Hahn Margaret Huber A Temple Bill McFad Pat, Osweiler John Stew Ellen Stites Mary Walker Bruce Temple Charles Helscher Phil Peiffer Mike Trier Twyla Hammes Pauline Helscher David Temple Bob Davis Betty Peiffer Pat Bell Pet Grimes Jeri Meyer Patty VanFleet John Blattner Rosemary Sheets Linda Jaeger Cliff Stoutner Susan Huber Rick Helscher John Henry Carroll Wittman Guttenberg Francis Wright Roger Wright Howard Bower Carl Walton Ellis Walton Sigourney Glora Schultz Macomb

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