Cards win in overtime 42 40 over Tipton for Demons 31 29
Washington junior college Cardinals overcame a 14 point Tipton lead to tie the game in the final seconds and win 42 to 40 in overtime. Keiper Chuck and Hoskins sparked a comeback with timely shots as Yoder added a field goal and free throws to seal the victory before the final buzzer.
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Demons
Fairfield
Washington
Cardinals
Tipton
Washington Court
Keiper
Yoder
Chuck
Hoskins
Conrad
Balen
Jungbinth
Dickinson
Journal
Ed Chuck
New Year's Dinner Enjoyed by Group at Caldwell Home
A Caldwell family gathering at Shiloh on New Year’s Day included Mrs. Anna Landau along with sisters Minnie Marie and Gertrude and brother Raymond from north of Washington. Also visiting were sister Mrs. Harold McKinney and children Jean and Billy from Elkhorn Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Schoonover
Shiloh
Gueete
Orville Caldwell
Anna Landau
Minnie
Marie
Gertrude
Raymond
Washington
Elkhorn
Wise
Harold McKinney
Jean
Billy
Boxing Show Date Moved Up To January 12 At City Hall
The boxing event between Ottumwa and Fairfield CCC camps was advanced to January 12 at city hall by V. F. W. athletic committee chair A. F. Palmer. The card, likely 24 rounds across eight bouts, lists Fairfield fighters first in each pairing with weights 175 to 112 pounds.
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Ottumwa
Fairfield CCC
A. EF. Palmer
V. F. W. Athletic Committee
Fairfield
Ernest Sainto
Crime Chcero
Joe Howe
Scotty McDonald
Pete Asher
Cecil Smith
Eddie Nelson
Hubert Smith
Pete Howton
Jack Sweeney
Eddie Smith
Weeley Bloom
Fred Rusk
Stan Waleg
Chipa Welcherat
Wayne Jones
Maid-Rites Fall to Williamsburg in Narrow Loss
Washington Maid-Rites traveled to Williamsburg and were defeated 29 to 20. The first half was tight at 10 to 9, but Williamsburg pulled away in the second half outscoring 19 to 8. Puhr led Washington with 3 field goals and 2 free throws. ONeill led Williamsburg with 10 points.
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Washington
Chuck
Tiptonites
Maid-Rites
Williamsburg
Puhr
Oneill
Washington schools claim three wins in a week
Supt. B A Ralston announced all three Washington school teams won their games this week marking the first such run in some time. The junior high beat Kalona on Wednesday while the junior college and high school squads won last night.
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Supt
B. A. Ralston
Washington
Qulte
Kalona
Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Visits Report
Sunday dinner guests at the L. B. Donaldson home included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nichol and their daughter Joyce from Lindy who visited with Mrs. Sam Lambert and family. Fae Anderson returned after a week at the Nicholson home. Jean Sigafoose hosted friends at her parents home with games and refreshments. Inez and Fae Schoonover visited the Caldwell home. Forest Donald and family dined New Year’s at the I. F. and Howard Sigafoose home. Mrs. Fred Kephart visited Loie Babcock Monday. Darlene and Pautine Schantz visited Pleasant Ridge school. Ruth Schantz was ill. Verda Pauline and Darlene Schantz attended a shower for their cousin Mrs. Arlys Van.
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L. B. Donaldson
Charles Nicholson
Joyce
Lindy
Sam Lambert
Fae Anderson
Nicholson
Jean Sigafoose
Howard Bigafoose
Inez
Fae Schoonover
Caldwell
Forest Donald
I. F. and
Howard
Fanny Schantz
van Sant
Coppoek
M. E
Conrad
Bill Holman
Danville
Ill
Mary K. Conrad
Roy Roth
Cedar Rapids
Ben Bichet
Mary Laws
W. H. Nafziger
Harlan Nafziger
Pettisville
Ohio
Wil Kauffman
Albany
Ore
W. H
Paul Witting
Violet
Imlay City
Mich
Ollie
Alice Eichelberger
Ruth Miller
Willis
Virgi Graber
Gosh
Washington Demons Edge Fairfield In Tight Little Six Tilt
Washington high school beat Fairfield 31 to 29 on Fairfield’s court to pull even for third in the Little Six standings. Finke starred as a late-game ace, guiding Washington’s rally as Stewart and Snyder anchored the frontline in a balanced scoring effort.
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Washington High School
Fairfield
Washington
Stewart
White
Finke
Snyder
A. Little
I Watson
Lewis
Knedler
Gorman
Bell
Richett
Carlson
Baker
New Year's Day Weddings and Local News Review
Esther Welsh Condit and Algia Wilfred Eden wed in Pueblo First Presbyterian. Carrol Littrer and Ezra Smith marry on New Year’s Eve. they will farm. Nora Blick and Earl Hobbs wed in U P parsonage New Year’s Day. Over 850 attend Y open house New Year’s Day. Several local figures move, visit, or report illnesses. Fire damages Mrs. Pratt home. farm and hospital news. New Year births. church events and a growing wedding licenses trend.
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Esther Welsh Condit
Algia Wilfred Eden
First Presbyterian Church
Pueblo
Colo
Carrol J. Littrer
Columbus Junction
Ezra Smith
Walter Smith
M. E. Parsonage
Nora Blick
Earl Hobbs
U. P
Man Killed When Chain Flips in Iowa County
Local notice reports a fatal chain accident near Kalona as a tree is displaced. The piece also notes Margaret Ann Fry, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jake Fry, lingering in University of Iowa City hospital with spinal meningitis after an early Tuesday transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Grady
Kalona
Margaret Ann Fry
Jake Fry
Inspect Children for Skin Disease in Wayland
Wayland report notes an every other day health nurse skin infection inspection at the school. Several local residents are mentioned with health, travel, and social news including Mayo Brothers hospital, New Orleans visits, sanatorium treatment in Savannah, and various family visits and club events.
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Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
L. H. Wenger
Mayo Bros. Hospital
New Orleans
Harry Kauffman
D. O. Davison
Chriss Kauffman
Savannah
J. D. Hays
Bridge Club
Orlin’ Frey
Alumni Association
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Howe
Rismilier
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Itr
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Low
Harry
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Kenneth Kimberlin
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Mt. Pleasant
Oene Washington
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Bob Lowe
Lowe
Anderson
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Shepherd
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Kinsey
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Euarde
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A. A. Pratt
East Third Street
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Harold Briley
Denver, Colo
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al Canton
University Hospital
Iowa City
Ralph Lytle
Carl Shanterman
Eldon
Winnie Palmer
P. G. Wittmer
Benje
Newton
Wellman
J. A. Sutton
Adrian
W. J. Stevens
California
Robert Witting
Helen Shaw
Indianapolis
Mra
Mre Rothschild
Ira Iastman
Kansas City
Nancy Sue
Joe Falk
Chicago
Ralph le Moine
Rochester
C. A. Ruebsam
Des Moines
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Judge Halligan
John Speidel
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William S. Turnipseed
George GB. Deen
State Highway Patrol
John Hattery
Nevada
Iowa
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J. E. Kunath
Evaleen Behr
Lynn Hebron
Daily News
Rh. L. Belier
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Fred Moore Jr
Fred Moore, Jr
Marion Crone
Wade Crone
Marshalltown
Harry Crone
Barbara Jo Benz
Oskaloosa
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Chas. Reng
Mrs. Aikens
Davenpoot
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Eugene Warren
Sylvia Warren
Pontiac
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Washington County
the Journal
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Crawfordsville
Sam Wittmer
Maxine Haxter
Mildred Anderson
Hiinois
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Doctor Browns
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East Side Square
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R. R. Noonan
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Harriet Coulter
Harold Putnam
Marion
George County
Lester B
Lemley & Yard General Insurance
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OK. A
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Second Ave
Washington, Iowa
O. F. Boller
State Bank Corner
Washington St
Theodore B. Bailey
Loan & Trust
Chiropractors
Chas. C. Brown
Court House
A. Raston
Harland
WW. Mead
George Fields
Juniior High
Mise Sthel McCreedy Noo
Glenp Mace
Ralph W Thompson
P. L. Bitter
T J Pease
A. &. Atchison
C. W. Tucker
Jones Suneral
East Main 8&1
Sehelmans's
West Main St
W. Livingston
Weat Main St
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Fe. F. Mitck Henry Baileyight
P. L. Jordan
J. C. Brows
Walter Klesey
Mark Pratt
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C. BE. Lemley
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J. B Lemmon
Lester H. Orr
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