Demons Face Mt Pleasant Panthers In Friday Clash
Washington's Demons ride a three game win streak as they host Mt Pleasant with Far Nau leading the Panthers. Coach Paul Strathman’s squad aims to dent the high scoring visitors and preserve their improving season.
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Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Fart Nau and Company
Paul Strathman
Tipton
Columbus Junction
Fort Madison
Panthers
Far Nau
St. Ambrose
Davenport
Nau
Phil McClure
Jim Gorham
Jim Hinshaw
Bob Eyestone
Don Embree
Dan Seals
Demons
Don Embree Key to Demon Attack in Smooth Game
Don Embree and the Demon unit performed effectively as the attack ran smoothly for most of the game. The execution highlighted coordinated play and steady offense throughout the matchup.
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Don Embree
Kane and Riverside Win in YMCA League Showdowns
Kane's Kids beat Coast to Coast 98 to 73 as Kenny Young scored 19 for Coast to Coast while Rostermundt led the winners with 26. Riverside defeated Olds 70 to 45 with Shalla on 27 and Krantz on 23, Huston 14, Rodgers 13 for Olds. Riverside led 39 to 26 by halftime against Olds.
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Kane's Kids
Coast To Coast
Riverside
Olds
Kane Kids
Kenny Young
Rostermundt
Shalla
Krantz
Huston
Rodgers
Bowling Standings From Local Lane Meet
Carson defeats Scott 2 to 1 with 2530 to 2901 plus 117 handicap. Benner defeats Mills 2 to 1 with 2420 to 2158 plus 144 handicap. Home Town 2310 plus 251 handicap over Smart 2460. Sitler defeats Cox 2 to 1 with 2430 to 2204 plus 123 handicap. High scorer team series Carson 2530 Smart 2460. Team game Sitler 572 Glenn Murphy 569. Individual series Sitler 572 Glenn Murphy 569. Individual game Murphy 234 Westermark 222.
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Carson
Scott
Benner
Mills
Home Town
Smart
Sitler
Cox
Glenn Murphy
Murphy
Westermark
Farm Service, Mills, KC win in Corn King League standings
Farm Service beat Hayes 3 0 while Mills edged Farm Bureau 2 1 and KC defeated Moorman 2 1. Western Auto beat Foster 2 1. High scorers led by team series Western Auto with 2376.
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Mills
Moorman
Farm Service
Western Auto
Foster Mills
Washington KC
Hayes Quarry
Farm Bureau
Hayes
Foster
Tall Corn Championship Bowling Opens in Washington
The fourth Tall Corn Bowling Championship at Melody Lanes in Washington opens this Saturday. It draws 46 five man teams and 95 doubles entries from Des Moines to Aledo plus 176 singles and 145 all events competitors with $1 607 80 in prizes. Competition runs through January 1 1956 with many local bowlers taking part.
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Des Moines
Aledo, Jr
Washington
Melody Lanes
Washington Bowling Association
American Bowling Congress
Iowa City
Crawfordsville
Ft. Madison
Osceola
Fairfield
Aledoli
Muscatine
Coralville
Ottumwa
Farm Service tops Western Auto in team game
In a team game Moorman led Farm Service with 879 while Western Auto scored 857. Mineart posted a 554 series and Marston 551. Meyers rolled 225 in the individual game with Van Crawford shooting 215.
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Farm Service
Moorman
Western Auto
Mineart
Marston
Meyers
van Crawford
Women's Bowling Lane Leaders League Results
Moothart defeated Flames 2 to 1 with Moothart 2244 and 795 team game. Doak defeated Coast to Coast 2 to 1 as Doak 2127 and Coast to Coast 2084 plus 184 handicap. McCleery defeated Duncan 2 to 1 with McCleery 2106 and Duncan 2043 plus 27 handicap. Ainsworth defeated Carson 2 to 1 with Ainsworth 2172 plus 12 handicap. Dorothy Marston posted 200 and 189 in individual games. Marston led with a 545 series, Phyllis Flenner 512. Last week Carolyn Levy had a 501 high series.
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Lane
Moothart
Carsons
Ted's Flames
McCleery-Cumming
Duncans
Coast To Coast
Ainsworth Bank
Doaks
McCleery
Duncan
Flames
Doak
Ainsworth
Carson
Dorothy Marston
Marston
Phyllis Flenner
Carolyn Levy
Havre Residents Are Burlington Visitors
Mr and Mrs George Koehler with Michael and Rosemary spent Friday evening with Virginia's sister and family Mr and Mrs Ben Jackoby and children John and Anita of Burlington prior to the Jackoby.
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Lewis Hering
Havre
George Koehler
Michael
Rosemary
Virginia
Ben Jackoby
John
Anita
Burlington
Jackoby
State Employee Fined $100 on Lottery Charge
Robert Stone, 45, an Iowa Tax Commission employee, pleaded guilty to selling Irish Sweepstakes tickets to state workers and was fined 100 dollars. He admitted selling tickets for 2.85 dollars each and receiving a free ticket for every book sold. Trial was set previously for December 20.
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Des Moines
Robert Stone
Iowa Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Stone
Harold Young
Iowa Temperance League
Howard Brooks
Brooks
Beulah Colburn case drops after flood ruin
In Hamden Connecticut charges against Beulah Colburn of Winsted for an automobile collision causing 200 dollars damage were dropped at the other motorist’s request. The dismissal comes as the Colburn family faced loss from a flood and prepared to move to California to start anew.
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Hamden, Conn
Beulah Colburn
Winsted
Kalona shower honors Patricia Schupbach prior to wedding
In Kalona on Monday, Patricia Schupbach, bride elect of Richard Gingrich, was honored at a mixed shower hosted by Mrs. George Allen Jr. and Mrs. Mervin Yoder. A gift array and refreshments followed, with many neighbors and friends in attendance.
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Patricia Schupbach
Kalona
Eugene Way Kalona
George Allen Jr
Mervin Yoder
Earl Wagamon
Richard Gingerich
Lando Gingerich
Roy Kallaus
Louise
Vernon Weaver
Duane L. Yoder
Lando Gingerich Jr
Earl Gardner
Larry Genkinger
Carolyn Speas
B. D. Dann
Russell Baxter
Grover Schupbach
Wagamon
G. W. Alliman
Alpha Club
Meredith Maas Jr
Carlton Wilson
Washington
H. V. Beck
M. L. Tweeton
E. J. Hesselschwerdt
Edna McCarty
Ivan Alt
R. Decker
J. E. Grady
Orie J. Gingerich
H. A. Hofer
T.V. Knerr
Richard Miller
J. R. Swartzendruber
T. J. McKenzie
O. J. Rhodes
Idris Club
Gail Shaver
Earl Fry
Snail Hardware
T. R van der Veer
Dale Marek
Emma Bopp
Clem Shalla
Joe Te Bockhorst
Lamont Kelley
Urban Te
Bockhorst
Cletus Kron
Droll
Lee Jenn
Joe Jenn
Charles Marek
Dwane Shalla
Preston Edmondson
Robert Marek
Bertha Ruth
Paul Ruth
Anna Marek
Mary Te Bockhorst
Mareks
I. E. Grady
H. V. Becks
T. V. Knorr
H. L. Walkers
Willis
Ames
Dave Ashby
Cedar Rapids
Attlee Successor May Need Optimism and Unity
The article argues any future Labour leader must be an optimist to win votes from Eden's Conservatives and bridge the party's right left split. It notes seven potential leaders, with Hugh Gaitskell favored by MPs, while Aneurin Bevan aims to contest, risking further splits. The Conservatives hold a 66 seat edge in a 630 seat House, with dissolution possible if a pivotal issue arises.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Clement R. Attlee
Labor Party
Anthony Eden
Labor
Conserva
Tives
Winston Churchill
Eden
Attlee
Herbert Morrison
Morrison
Churchill
Hugh Jgaitskell
Parliamentary
Aneurin Bevan
Gaitskell
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Lemmon
Kane
Twi-Lite League
Sitlers
Cox Motors
Scott’ Furniture
Smart Implement
Benner Tea
Mills Nash
Demstar
Corn King League
Tyrone Power
Susan Hayward
Africa
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Rita Moreno
Agnes Moorehead
Technicolor
Evening Journal
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Tall Corn
Legion Rooms
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Buzz"’ Chalupa
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Lisle
Fern
Judy Hering
Center School
Judy
Koehler
Lisle Hering
Swartzendruber
Wilbur Zieglowsky
Dale Brugge
Pat Horak
Zieglowsky
Henry Lunning
Burdette Stover
Jesse Stout
Larry Zehr
Cameron
Rhonda
Dale Richards
Phillip Gerdes
Henry Lunning Home
Hoover
New Constellation
Kiple & DePrenger Furniture Co
Il Tn
Little Johnny
Jon Bohr
Harper
Org
Earl Swartzendruber
Wayland
Dwight Leichty
Mr. Pleasant
R.R
Francis Doyle
Mace Motor
Ford
Mace Motor CO
Washington, Iowa
Brown Finance Co
Iman
North Side
Atlas” Cushionaires
Leo's Standard Service
Leo Beauchamp
Jti
Mrs
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Max Donaldson
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