Weekend Visitors and Local Notices Highlight Ames News
George O Hendrickson and daughter Mrs Henry Enenbach with Joseph Henry visited Ames family Ella and Elizabeth Simpson. Enenbachs move to Nashville to join Mr Enenbach. Thanksgiving events include a Cook home dinner. Water rent notice and discount deadlines are posted.
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George O. Hendrickson
Ames
Henry Enenbach
Joseph Henry
Ella
Elizabeth Simpson
Enenbach
Baby
Nashville
Mr. Enenbach
Cardinals Open Season Tonight vs Muscatine
Washington Cardinals open the basketball season at home against Muscatine at the high school gym. Coach Norman White plans to start Tom Tanner and Bob Noonan at forwards, with center shared by Bob Sodergren or Leland Love and guards by Paul Maxwell Hal Longer or Jim Arnold. Muscatine, last year’s Iowa rival, returns three regulars and all of its former high school squad. A junior high and sophomore game precedes the main event. Officials Harsha and Wilson from Iowa City.
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Iowa
Washington Cardinals
Muscatine
Washington High School
Norman White
Tom Tanner
Bob Noonan
Bob Sodergren
Leland Love
Paul Maxwell
Hal Longer
Jim Arnold
Gerald DeLong
Keith Duncan
Lyle Box
Leland Schmitt
Dick Paul
Ray Hendrickson
Cotter
Cardinals
Washington Court
Davenport Ramblers
Tneir
Harsha and Wilson
Iowa City
Washington High School Demons
Marengo
Newton
Washington
Demons
Gerge Bowman
Tom Murphy
Bob Crandall
Harold Wylie
Bill Putman
Bob Kleese
Duane Fearll
St Marys Quintet Defeats Victor Team In Riverside
The Riverside St Marys basketball squad defeated Victor Iowa 38 to 27 after leading 15 9 11 at halftime. Jack Mottet scored 19 points on 8 field goals and 3 free throws, while Dick Schneider added 13. Victor’s Clark McGary and Clarys led with 7 and 6 points respectively.
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Riverside
St. Mary’s
Riverside High
Victor
Iowa
Jack Mottet
Dick Schneider
Clark
McGary
Clarys
Harper
St. Elizabeth's High School
Crawfordsville and Wayland Lead YMCA Independent League
West Chester defeated the Washington Flyers 45 30 Crawfordsville beat the Smart Implement Company 68 44 and Wayland edged Washington Independents 26 34 in a tight game These results keep Wayland and Crawfordsville tied for first with West Chester third and one loss apiece Team standings and box scores follow
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West Chester
Washington Flyers
Crawfordsville
Smart Implement Company
Wayland
Washington Independents
YMCA
Wayland Crawfordsville
Vu Ramblers
Brigne
Daenae
Finke Krantz
E Easter
van Vranken
Flynn
Births at Hospital as Jenkins Couple Welcome Son
At the Hospital Births Mr and Mrs Charles Jenkins Columbus Junction report a son born at 3 38 this morning. Today an appendectomy for Gary Leeper 909 N Marion avenir and surgery for Ira White Winchester Va and David R Lewis Columbus Junction and tonsillectomy for Andy Hayter route four. Dismissed today Mrs Russell Chorpening and son of Wellman.
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Charles Jenkins
Columbus Junction
Harold Strum
Gary Leeper
Marion Avenir
Ira White
Winchester
David R. Lewis
Andy Hayter
Russell Chorpening
Wellman
Thanksgiving News and Social Roster from Town
A long weekend spread of visits and gatherings across the community includes Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fields and family joining relatives in a cooperative dinner at the Simpkins home in Kalosa. Several residents travel for Thanksgiving and attend church events and bake sales around town.
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J. W. Fields
Jack
Besse Jones
O5kaloosa
Bud Simpkins
Sitlers Lead City Bowling League On Strong Week
Sitler's team tops the city bowling league with 17 wins and 1 loss as reports from last week show. The Old Timers own the high single game at 860 while the Bankers post 2322 for three games and Sitlers 2308. Bill Sitler set a 551 single game with Ralph Zeck at 527 for runner up.
Bonds Host Tyrone Card Club Event
The Tyrone Card club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. George Bond with five tables of Progressive pitch. High scores went to Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Moody, low to Mrs. Waldo Miller and Earnest Van Sickle. Guests included Marjorie Wright and the Bonds family. The next meeting at the Sheets home on Friday January 2 will feature a grab bag gift exchange.
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Dwight Moody
Waldo Miller
Earnest van Sickle
Marjorie Wright
Charles Bond
Dale Dunbar
Harold Sheets
Carolyn Neal Leads Christmas Carols at Fortnightly Music Meeting
Carolyn Neal program chairwoman presented a program on Christmas Carols tracing their origins from miracle plays. She performed with piano and violin accompaniment for Clark's In Bethlehem. Mrs Schell presided at a business meeting raising an offering for the Y W C A Christmas party.
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Carolyn Neal
Clark
Bethlehem
Miss Neal
Walter A Smith
Grove
M. M. Schell
Edna Mercer Elected Y W C A President
Edna Mercer was elected president of the Y W C A at a meeting of the executive board held last evening in the Y W C A rooms. Thirteen members attended. Officers elected include Mrs W B Dupuis as first vice president Mrs Weldin as second vice president Helen Levis secretary and Etha Dawson treasurer. The first in a series of winter book reviews will be held Thursday evening at the Y W C A with Mrs Maurice Meyer reviewing Together followed by a social hour with refreshments.
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Kidna Mercer
Y.W.C.A
Y. W
Miss Mercer
Cade Shearer
Y W
Maurice Meyer
Virginia Churches and Home Ownership Figures
Virginia’s old churches include fifty established by the Church of England now used by Protestant Episcopal and others by different denominations. U S home ownership stands at 21 744 823 with owners paying 66 621 079 dollars for houses. Thanksgiving guests included Mr Davis and relatives from Richland and Washington area.
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Virginia
Church of England
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Natonal Association of Real Estate Boards
Literature Group Holds Christmas Meeting at Fortnightly Club
The Fortnightly club Literature Department met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. M. L. McCreedy’s home with 22 members and several guests. The group voted to donate $2.84 to the Y W Christmas party and heard a program by Mrs. H C Hull who read a Paul Hoffman story Party Christmas. Refreshments followed with Mrs. Berdo pouring.
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M. L. McCreedy
A. M. Gordon
Ella Gordon
Maud McCreedy
Grover Booth
Maude Starut
Bruce Lipscomb
Boyd Berdo
Department Treasury
Y. W
J. E. Lemmon
Club
H. C. Hull
Paul Hoffman
Berdo
Robert Day
Edith Weldin
McCreedy
H Lohrer Heads Local Knights of Pythias
Hubert Lohrer the vice chancellor presided at the Knights of Pythias meeting in K P hall. Officers elected for the coming year include Lein er as chancellor commander and Leo Mangold as vice chancellor with several others named to key posts. A 7 o clock supper was planned under Lehrer Mangold and Crone.
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Hubert Lohrer
Knights of Pythias
Jodges
K. P. Hall
Fairfield
Mr. Leiner
Leo Mangold
Wayne Kendrick
Harold Wehr
Frank Shepherd
W. E. Howett
George Baker
Harold Kerr
W. McClure
George Young
Mr Shepherd
Mr. Lehrer
John Mangold
Francis Crone
Labor Saving Show Exhibit at Washington High School
Ruth Foster says the Iona Farn and Howe Labor show will feature a gadget that measures the correct height for sinks and work tables to improve comfort. Extension specialists will assist homemakers at the display and offer advice on other modern conveniences.
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Iona Farn
Howe
Washington High School
Ruth Foster
Fences Installed For Kitchen And Other Rooms
A local home project outlines new fencing for the kitchen area and adjoining rooms. The plan details include layout notes and contractor milestones for completing interior fencing work.
Riverside Y Club elects new officers at gathering
Mrs. Mary Colbert hosts a Y club event near Riverside. Officers chosen for the coming year include Anna Younkin as president Joseph Libenguth as vice president Louis Waldschmidt as secretary and treasurer Gertrude Bulger as reporter.
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Riverside
Mary Colbert
Anna Younkin
Joseph Libenguth
Louis Waldschmidt
Gertrude Bulger
Christmas exchange planned near Riverside
Plans were made for a Christmas exchange to be held December 11 in the name of Mrs. Lloyd Cross north of Riverside. At the close of the afternoon Mrs. Colbert served refreshments assisted by her three daughters Mrs. Walter Watkinson Mrs. Raymond Slaughter and Johanna Colbert. Guests included Mrs. Watkinson Mrs. Slaughter and Mrs. Robert Colbert.
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Lloyd Cross
Riverside
Colbert
Walter Watkinson
Raymond Slaughter
Johanna Colbert
Watkinson
Slaughter
Robert Colbert
Dangerous Months See Spike in Accidents Says Cornell
Cornell authorities report that July August and September cause more accidents than any other months, warning motorists and readers to exercise extra caution during these dangerous months.
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Cornell
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Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
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