Four pledge Frances Whisler to Iowa speech fraternity
Frances Whisler of Washington has been pledged to Zeta Phi Eta at the State University of Iowa. She was one of four pledged. Mr. and Mrs. Williamon and daughter Marjorie and Mary Knotek left today for Atlantic City New Jersey for a Farm Bureau convention.
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Frances Whisler
Washington
Zeta Phi Eta
State University of Iowa
Williamon
Marjorie
Mary Knotek
Atlantic City
N. J
Farm Bureau
Berlin
Ferdinand Friedensburg
Konrad Adenauer
Gatow Airfield
Friedensburg
Frau Schroeder
Friederich Ebert
Thief Fleeing With Eight-Ball Sparks Salem Police Hunt
Salem and Areton police pursue a thief who stole an eight-ball from a pool hall. The note taunt suggests the culprit will be behind the S-ball when caught, with local shop ad lines interwoven.
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Salem
Areton
Washington Oil Company
Washington
Close Battle Looms As Cardinals Face Bloomfield J C
Washington junior college Cardinals clash with Bloomfield J C on the home floor in a close season preview. The cardinals seek two wins, one loss, after a season opener loss to Muscatine J C and a Marshalltown win on the road.
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Washington Junior College Cardinals
Bloomfield Five
Washington
Washington Cagers
Muscatine Junior College
Marshalltown
Glen Hall
George Bowman
Ft. Madison
Schantz
Barry
Burlington Downs Sport Shop Defeats Comets 62 47
Burlington downed the Sport Shop Comets 62 to 47 in a Mississippi Valley league game on the Burlington floor last night. Kitterman scored 25 points, Hingst added 12, while Martin had 13 and McFarland 11 for the Comets. Burlington led 46 to 26 at halftime.
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Burlington
Sport Shop Comets
Kitterman
Hingst
Martin
McFarland
Comets
First Games Open In Church League Play
The senior YMCA church league opened on the YY floor with six teams. Baptists beat Methodists 21 to 16, St James edged Presbyterians 18 to 16, and United Presbyterian defeated Christian league 36 to 5. Junior games follow Saturday with Baptists vs Methodists at 1 30, Christians vs United Presbyterians at 2 15, and St James vs Presbyterians at 3.
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Y.M.C.A
Baptists
Methodist
St. James
Presbyterian Boys
United Presbyterian
Christian League
Methodists
United Presbyterians
Presbyterian
Seventeen Cardinals Earn Grid Letters at Pep Assembly
Washington junior college Cardinal squad letters were awarded to 17 players at a pep assembly this morning. Four players earned their second letters including co-captains Leland Schmitt and John Green and players Eugene Wead and Francis Schneidler. First letters went to Dick Holmes Dale White Joe Sweet Tom Murphy Keith Williams Jerry Denison Allen Johnston Bob Steele Dick Carmichael Junior Bauer Earl Duvall Howard Patton and Clyde Dawson. A manager's letter was awarded to Dick Young.
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Washington Junior College Cardinal
Leland Schmitt
John Green
Eugene Wead
Francis Schneider
Dick Holmes
Dale White
Joe Sweet
Tom Murphy
Keith Williams
Jerry Denison
Allen Johnston
Bob Steele
Dick Carmichael
Junior Bauer
Earl Duvall
Howard Patton
Clyde Dawson
Dick Young
Circle 11 Meets in Mrs. Millers Home
Circle 11 of the Methodist W S C S met at 8 with Mrs. Fred Miller hosting and Mrs. Paul Shearer co hosting. Four guests and 18 members attended. devotionals were led by Mrs. Keith Vetter. Mrs. James Birney reviewed Great Prayers of the Bible chapter three. Mrs. Everett Burham conducted the business meeting. A Christmas exchange followed with refreshments served by the hostesses.
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Circle 11
Methodist Church
Fred Miller
Paul Shearer
John McConnell
Walter Smith
Rosalie Mason
Elrene Jamison
Keith Vetter
James Birney
Everett Burham
Mrs Heck Guest of Friendly Circle Club
Mrs Edward Heck attended the Friendly Circle club meeting held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Isaac Kleese. Sixteen members were present as Mrs Donald Sheetz led the business session and plans were made for an all day gathering January 6 at Mrs Frank Kleese’s home.
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Edward Heck
Friendly Circle Club
Isaac Kleese
Kleese
Donald Sheetz
Frank Kleese
Harley Davidson
Harold Klopfenstein
Christmas Music Event and Exchange Held
Fenstein led a Christmas music program as the group hosted a Christmas exchange. Hostess assistance came from Mrs. Leonard Novak and Mrs. Frank Kleese who helped serve refreshments.
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Fenstein
Leonard Novak
Frank Kleese
Mother At a Loss For Answers to Her Daughters Questions
Delores Ann Dixon, eight, mourns a missing pet after a yellow kitten Elenore was struck by a car. Her mother, Mrs. Eugene Martin, writes about the calm search for comforting explanations. Neighborhood notes mention F. F. A instructor Frank Lee visiting student projects, and various community activities around Cedar and Columbus City.
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Eugene Martin
Cedar
Delores Ann
Elenore
Delores
Group Singing Led by Minetta Wilson at Nazarene Meeting
Minetta Wilson led a group singing to open the Church of the Nazarene WFM S meeting on Wednesday night. Prayer was offered by Hazel Sparrow Golda Gault and Rev. C F Gieselman. Mrs. Gieselman presided and Miss Wilson reviewed The Other Sheep. The chapter China Crisis was discussed by Mrs. Gieselman as the church board met with Rev. Gieselman. Choir rehearsed cantata Immanuel Forever for the Christmas program.
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Minetta Wilson
Church of Nazarene W.F.M.S
Hazel Sparrow
Golda Gault
C. F. Gieselman
Gieselman
Miss Wilson
Lester Butterbaugh
China
Church of the Nazarene
Monday DeMolay Mothers Circle Meeting at Masonic Temple
A DeMolay Mothers circle is scheduled Monday at 7 20 p m at the Masonic Temple. Members convene for a community youth group gathering with plans and announcements for upcoming activities.
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DeMolay Mothers Circle
Masonic Temple
Multistage Handling of Iron Ore From Earth to Metal
The article explains the processing path of iron ore from extraction to final liquid metal, detailing five handling stages. It notes each step transforms ore through crushing, grinding, concentrating, smelting, and refining before it becomes usable metal.
Rats multiply rapidly and demand heavy feeding
Rats produce eight to ten litters per year and can consume nearly their own weight in food every 72 hours if available. This highlights the significant agricultural and pantry impact of rodent infestations and the need for control measures.
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