NC State tops Villanova in Sugar Bowl tourney to meet Memphis State
NC State coach Norm Sloan seeks easier games after a 97-82 semifinal win over Villanova advancing to the Sugar Bowl final against Memphis State. Tom Burleson and David Thompson led NC State with 46 points, while Memphis State beat LSU NC 86-81 with Cook scoring 21. UCLA and others also won big in the day’s college tourney action.
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Cyclones reach Big Eight finals after stunning Kansas State
Iowa State erased an 11 point deficit in the second half to beat Kansas State 61-55 and advance to the Big Eight Tournament final. Robert Wilson led ISU with 20 points while DeLoss added 15. Kansas State's Lon Kruger had 16. Missouri also advanced by edging Colorado 89-83 as Al Eberhard, Steve Dangos and Jerry Link combined for 69 points for the Tigers.
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Lee Gilbert
Alvin Adams
Georgia Wins Peach Bowl 17 16 With Late Screen Play
Georgia eyes the comeback win over Maryland in a thriller at Atlanta Stadium as a late screen pass sets up the decisive moment. A crucial fourth quarter holding penalty halted Maryland’s rally, preserving the Georgia victory 17 16.
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Visalia man dies during heart surgery in California
Jim Elder fifty eight? 48? dies during open heart surgery at St Marys Hospital in Long Beach California. He was of Visalia formerly Marshalltown son in law of Verle Sparky Sigler of Keota survived by wife Mary Sigler and a brother in Des Moines services and burial in Long Beach a Heart Fund memorial established.
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Jim Elder
Visalia
Calif
Marshalltown
Verle (Sparky) Sigler
St. Mary's Hospital
Long Beach
Heart Fund
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Des Moines
Omer N Peiffer of Cedar Rapids dies
Omer N Peiffer 36 of Marion died Friday at Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids after a long illness. He owned Peiffer Jewelry Store at Lindale Plaza Cedar Rapids. Funeral Monday at 11 am St Marys Keota with Rev Snell. burial Friends Cemetery Richland. Prayer service Sunday 7:30 pm Powell Funeral Home Keota. He was born Feb 6 1917 in Keota son of Edward J and Walburga Peiffer. He married Marie Hartnell July 1 1939 in Van Nuys Calif. He was a World War II veteran and member of St Josephs Marion. Survivors include his widow his parents one brother Leonard Geneseo IL and one sister Mrs Milo Helen Tinnes Webster. A son Thomas preceded him in death.
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Marion
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Peiffer
Lindale Plaza
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Keota
William V. Snell
Friends Cemetery
Richland
Powell Funeral Home
Mr. Peiffer
Edward J
Walburga Flander Peiffer
Marie Hartnell
van Nuys
Calif
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Leonard
Geneseo, I
Milo
Helen) Tinnes
Webster
Thomas
Funeral Sunday for Ervin Stutzman 78 in Kalona
Ervin J. Stutzman 78 died Friday at Pleasantview Home Kalona. He was a lifelong farmer and Fairview Mennonite Church member. Funeral Sunday 2 a.m. at Fairview Church. burial Gingerich Cemetery north of Kaiona. Visitation Powell Funeral Home Kalona. Survived by six sons, five daughters, 37 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren, three sisters. He was born August 30 1895 in Johnson County and married Lydia Bontrager November 22 1917 in Shipshewana Ind. Preceded in death by wife, children, grandchildren, brothers and sisters.
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Ervin J. Stutzman
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Frytown
Mary) Bontrager
Lloyd
Barbara) Bender
Wellman
Ada Stutzman
George
Alta) Widmer
Iowa City
John
Anna) Graber
Hartville
Lydia Gingerich
Manitou Springs
Colo
Thomas Kauffman
Clarksville
Mich
Wesley Yoder
Parnell
Cookies baked for VA hospital by Washington County group
Washington County residents and Gray Men and Gray Ladies volunteers contributed home baked cookies for the Iowa City VA Hospital. The 90 dozen cookies, planned for the third and fourth weeks of December, were prepared by listed residents including 4-H members and other volunteers and delivered weekly by Gray Men and Gray Ladies.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
American Red Cross
Washington County
Elizabeth Watson
Iowa City
Red Cross
Alma Dempsey
Charles Franzer
Clarence Wilson
Edward Peiffer
Betty Radda
Cinderella 4-H Club
Marvin Smith
Edward J. Roberts
Marcella Wittetoe
Frank Lukavsky
Mary O'Connor
Sylvia Longer
Bob Hammer
Anita Tellin
P. L. Etter
Thelma Wagner
Ed Chabal
Minnie Schroeder
Walter’ Sheets
Raymond Redlinger
Richard McCall
Winnie Belter
Gray Men
Ray Davis
Mark Hampshire
Howard Altenbernd
Ralph Woods
Washington
Forrest Strickler
Women of the Moose hear chapter news and events
NOMEN OF Invase Mrs Ella Mae Little presided at the regular Women of the Moose meeting at ISU rooms. Howard Curi to receive an honorary Mooseheart diploma in Mooseheart in June 1974. Ward recreation work at Veterans Hospital listed attendees and a Christmas party at the County Home featured cupcakes and hot chocolate. Child Care chapter night set for Jan 10. Accident report notes minor collision between Florence Cottrell and Nancy Gipple at East Madison and South Seventh Avenue with $175 damage to the latter.
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Women of the Moose
ISU
Howard Curi
Mooseheart
Ward
Veterans Hospital
Curl
Little
Helen Simmering
Judi Curl
Harold Brock
Ed Letts
Ray Stalder
Mary Norton
William McDole
Blanche Hinkle
Mary Ann Smith
Bob Applegate
Clarence Zieglowsky
Don Tappen
Florence Louise Cottrell
Keota
Nancy Lou Gipple
Washington
East Madison
South Seventh Avenue
Gipple
School Lunch Menu Across January Weekdays
Washington and neighboring KEOTA Highland schools list simple lunch options. Includes Thursday macaroni and cheese with vegetables and eggs. Friday sloppy joes and beets. Thursday beef hamburgers with beans. Friday barbecued chicken with potatoes. Thursday wieners on buns with beans. Friday fish sticks with buttered potatoes. Milk and fruit appear daily.
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Record of Local Auto and Truck Names on Ledger
A compiled list of names and associated vehicles and firms appears, including On the Record Farmers Supply Sales Inc. Buick Ardell P Pieper Gremlin Jesse W Olive B Radda Hornet David D Miller Ford Truck L S Wilson and Sons Farmers Savings Bank Pontiac van M Viva A Shradel Ford Vince Levern Smith International Truck Peoples Savings Bank Ford William D Betty Holden Buick Douglas Donald Blankenhorn Olds Loel Kent Letts International Truck Russell Kempf Ford ruck Steele Lumber Inc GMC SW.
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Farmers Supply Sales Inc
Buick
Ardell P. Pieper
Gremlin
Jesse W. Or
Olive B. Radda
Hornet
David D. Miller
Ford Truck
L. S. Wilson and Sons
Farmers Savings Bank
Pontiac
van M. Or
Viva A. Shradel
Ford
Vince Levern Smith
International Truck
Peoples Savings Bank
William D. Or
Betty Holden
Douglas Donald Blankenhorn
Olds
Loel Kent Letts
Russell Kempf
Steele Lumber Inc
GMC SW
Bowling Results Show Close Scoring Friday
In Friday action Thermogas 2 Washington Cafe 39 edged Crawfordsville Bank 38 while Home Town 35 and Mills Rambler HM Carson Plumbing nd Hennigan, Inc. 30 trailed. Top team series was Home Town 2671 and Bank ea with team game highs Home Town 966 and Mills 958. Individual leaders include C. Little 604 and W. Geyer 578 with J. Carr 235 and M. Leavitt 2 in games.
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Washington Cafe
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Carson Plumbing
Hennigan, Inc
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Iowa Cafe
Carson
Hennigan
Home Town
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W. Geyer
J. Carr
M. Leavitt
4 H Clubs Domestic Engineers Workshop
The Domestic Engineers Club met in Mrs Vanderlinden's name Thursday for a workshop. Girls Tammy Dalrymple and Robyn Wheeler demonstrated varnish removal and wood sanding as they painted chairs for the trainable School.
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