Demons Fall to Ft Madison in Conference Clash
Washington Demons lost 73 to 59 at Ft Madison after early foul trouble for Jerry Stalder and Brian Owen. Owen and McClure led Washington with 19 points each while Hoskins top-scored for the Bloodhounds with 17 as Ft Madison pulled away after a tight first half.
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Demons
Ft. Madison
Bloodhounds
Jerry Stalder
Brian Owen
Owen
Bob McClure
McClure
Hounds
Hoskins
Lane
Jones
Stalder
Big Brian
Hellige
Philpott
Steel
Staples
Gary Hurst
Owenly
John Mulcahy
Jones Stalder McClure
Steele Flory McAvoy Wells
Eyestone
Stevens
Philpot
Staples Hoskins
Hellige Link
Skinner
Ft. Madison takes sole lead in Southeast Six after wins
Ft. Madison climbs to 2-0 and sole first place after beating Washington 73-59 while Mt. Pleasant loses 55-34 to Bloomfield. Fairfield defeats Centerville 57-35. Mt. Pleasant shoots poorly, Hawkins limited to 9 points as Bloomfield tops them.
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Rt. Madison
Ft. Madison
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Bloomfield
Fairfield
Trojans
Centerville
Bloodhounds
Panthers
Jerry Hawkins
Millspough
Dale Hendricks
Lon Wilson
Jerry Lippert
Mid-Prairie Girls Complete Easy Victory Over Durant
The Mid-Prairie girls basketball team defeated Durant 70 to 44 as Judy Slemmons scored 43 points. Julia Hobbs added 13 for Mid-Prairie while Otto led Durant with 18. A separate Durant win 37-31 preceded the main game.
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Wellman
Mid-Prairie
Durant
Judy Slemmons
Mid Prairie
Julia Hobbs
Slemmons
Otto
Mid - Prairie
Deanna Statler
Demon Sophomores Fall to Hounds at Ft Madison
Washington's sophomore team built a 17-6 lead in the first quarter but the Fort Madison Bloodhounds fought back to win 57-43. Novak led Washington with 11 points, as Norton 10 and Trotman 8 paced the visitors while McGlathlin led Fort Madison with 11 points and Emard 10.
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Lane
Hounds
Washington
Ft. Madison
John Sproule
Demon Sophs
Novak
Norton
Trotman
Lowe
McGlathlin
Scranton
Novak Lowe
Ballard Claeys Larson
Singer Latta
Holden Tindal
Anzinger
Jackson Lowery
Emard
Thompson McGlothlin
Perry
Swifts Feeds in Bowling Meet Standings and High Scores
Results show Swifts Feeds leading with team series 1886 and 652 game, General Life 1750 series, Coast to Coast 1536. Individual leaders include Lou Svenksen 547 series and Icle Crom 209 game with Hazel Canady 206.
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Swifts
General Life of Iowa
Mace Motor Company
Ross
Ross Mfg. Co
General Life
Mace Motor Co
Fareway
Lou Svenksen
Icle Crom
Hazel Canady
Waco Warriors Cruise Past New London 82 to 49
OLDS-Waco downed New London 82 49 as Bradley Roth led with 21 points and Charles Roth 18. Westerbeck topped New London with 14. Freshman-sophomore game won by New London 40 38. Next games: at Van Buren Tuesday and at Columbus Junction Friday.
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Miller
New London
Waco
van Buren
Columbus Junction
Christmas party highlights Kalona club activity
ABC club members held a Christmas party in Kalona with hostess Mrs. C. J. McKenzie. Winners in Rock games were Marie Jackson Mrs. Eugene Way and Mrs. Willis Gingerich. A Yuletide gift exchange followed and refreshments were served. Separate notes mention local visits and hospital news among Kalona residents. Edward Allen in New Haven tests Gilbert planes by weekly crashes for durability with no injuries.
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Kalona
ABC Club
C. J. McKenzie
Games of Rock
Marie Jackson
Eugene Way
Willis Gingerich
Miller
Destructive Fire at Raymond Bell Farm Near Washington
A fire eight miles northeast of Washington destroyed part of the Raymond Bell farm home. More than 100 head of fall pigs and several thousand bushels of shelled corn and oats were lost. Three fire trucks from Riverside and Washington helped save other buildings.
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Raymond Bell
Washington
Riverside
Social Security Rep to Visit Washington and Wellman
A Burlington Social Security representative will visit Washington on Wednesday from 9 to 11 a.m. at the post office building and Wellman on Tuesday from 9 to 10 a.m. at City Hall. Funeral rites for Mrs Mayme E Sullivan were held at St James Catholic Church with Rev T J Lew as celebrant and Rev James E Grubb present. pallbearers included L E Coffey Leo Wolfe Joe Barnes Hubert Walker Dr E E Stutsman and Edmund Morrison. Burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.
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Social Security
Burlington
Social Security Office
Washington
Post Office
Wellman
City Hall
Mariner 2 Probes Venus For First Time
The Mariner 2 spacecraft, launched from Cape Canaveral, has traveled about 182 million miles toward Venus and into solar orbit. It has gathered unprecedented data on magnetic fields charged particles solar winds and cosmic dust, aiding future manned Venus missions and the search for water in Venus atmosphere.
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Earth
Venus
Cape Canaveral
Final rites for Mrs. Alice S Warner held Saturday
Final rites for Mrs. Alice S Warner were held at 9 a.m. Saturday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Lloyd Latta presiding. Burial followed in Oakland Cemetery at Fort Madison.
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Wally Lane
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Ron Boyer
Red Skelton
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Rex Billy Hughes
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Stanley
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Roe
Waco Warriors
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Kentucky
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Mercy Hospital
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Rodney
William McDermot
Earl Fry
Bryan
Lloyd Strickler
Alice Stumpf
Tempe
Arizona
Sherwood Strickler
Paul Harper
Reese Trasler
Vernon Hartzler
Susan
Julie
R. H. Peterseim
Herb Hartzler
Herb Hartzler Jr
Towa City
Eugene Hartzler
C. W. Beckman
Lowell Peck
Billings
Montana
New Haven, Conn
UPI
Edward Allen
Allen
A. C. Gilbert Co
MODAK
Brownie Starmeter
Crocan Gift Center
Wendie
Open Eyes
Mangold
Chalupa
S “66
Rod
Evening Journal
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Iowa
BRAKE
Davis
Mariner
B & H Firestone
Ruth, Morty
Larry
Bob
Lreeve Greetings
Winga’s Cafe
Keith Norton
Mom and I
Keith
Norvok
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McS Coe
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