Cotter School News Reports Absences and Wins
Miss Hunt ing and Miss Duncan missed a week of school with substitutes Bassler and Mrs Stanley Arthur. Cotter Blue Devils lost two basketball games 24-15 at Columbus Junction and 38-18 at Wayland, dropping to third in the Tri County league. Junior reserves won 13-10 in the Wayland opener while the Cotter reserves lost 19-18 to Junction. Seventh and eighth grades study English cases and had tests in history and hygiene. two visitors arrived Clarice Brumfield and Ruth Hartsook.
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Cotter
Miss Hunting
Miss. Duncan
Bassler
Ainsworth
Stanley Arthur
Dick Edwards
Quick
Junction Reserves
Wayland
Eicher
Thomas
Phyllis
Mildred Bell
Cara Nome Cosmetics
Donna Boyd
Evelyn Vacha
Clarice Brumfield
Ruth Hartsook
Miss Duncan
Gracehill Social Notes Reflect Small Town Visitations
Mr and Mrs John Williams with Mr and Mrs Dave Turnipseed traveled to Des Moines for an insurance banquet and visited Carlisle and Avon. Nelson Woodford took Jerry Janda to Kalona then Chicago. Lyle Hayes hosted dinner with Charley Eyestone. Various neighbors visited Schaeffer and Williams families. Oriel Sankey’s Caldwell trip included Jefferson City and Lake of the Ozarks. Patricia’s seventh birthday celebrated at Wellston School with fruit salad. Sidney Johnsons move to Packwood. Dale Robertson to the Dunbar place. welcomes to the Robertson family.
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Anna Williams
Gracewill
John Williams
Dave Turnipseed
Des Moines
Williams
Carlisle
Avon
Nelson Woodford
Jerry Janda
Kalona
Chicago
Lyle Hayes
Charley Eyestone
Brighton
Robert Miksech
Dward
Bertha Schaeffer
A. £. Strum
Schaeffer
Frank Pratt
Oriel Sankey
Caldwall
Kansas
Jefferson City
Lake of the Ozarks
Bagwell Dam
Jess Sankey
Caldwell
Wess Engel
Patricia
Wellston
Roy Bowers
Sidney Johnson
Olliver Dunbar
Guy Brothers
Packwood
Dale Robertson
Dunbar Place
Mrs. Robertson
Frey Family Celebrates Richards Fifteenth Birthday
Noble January 9 Mrs J A Frey reports Mr and Mrs Dave Richard Mr and Mrs J A Frey visited Ottumwa Friday for grandson Richard Nicholson turning 15. Relatives Howard Ida Nofzinger Mrs Louisa Short of Wauseon Ohio plus Simon Nofzinger and Kenneth from Archbold Ohio joined for a few days before departing Monday.
Local Residents Visiting, Illness Reported
Morning notes show Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sharp and family visiting J. R. Kauffman. Mrs. Barbra Schlatter ill but improving. Several families, including Frey, Rich, Wenger, Noble, and Widmer, visited or were guests at local homes and colleges in Winfield Coppock Bluffton and Goshen.
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Ernest Sharp
J. R. Kauffman
Barbra Schlatter
J. R. Frey
Roy
Ohio
Milton Noble
McConn
Coppock
Fyveret Weston
Wayland
Dave Richard
J. A. Frey
Simon Notzinger
Louisa Short
John C. Roth
Glen Graber
Bluffton College
Bluffton
Orlan Frey
Washington
Manard Widmer
Town City
Gladis Widmer
Goshen
Ind
Francis Rich
Burlington
Rosary Society Elects Officers at St. Mary Parish
The Rosary Society of St. Marys Parish in Riverside elected officers for the year. President is Mrs. Mary Lintz, vice president Mrs. A H Pogge, and secretary treasurer Mrs. Edward Bushek. They succeed longtime officers who served the past year. A business visitor from Washington named Paul Horak stopped in Riverside. Geraldine Waldschmidt, employed in Iowa City, visited at her parents home. Mrs. Donald Elbert of Little Port visited at Miss Lucy Schnoebelen. Mrs. John W. Tener will host the Senior Needle club January 16 at her Riverside home.
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Riverside
Tan
Rosary Society of St. Mary
Mary Lintz
A. H. Pogge
Edward Bushek
Gerald Welte
Fred Frank
John Kloppfer
Paul Horak
Washington
Geraldine Waldschmidt
Iowa City
Lewis Waldschmidt
Donald Elbert
Little Port
Lucy Schnoebelen
John W. Tener
Sydney angler lands heaviest tiger shark on rod and line
E Wheeler of Sydney Australia caught the heaviest tiger shark on rod and line weighing 1183 pounds.
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E. Wheeler
Sydney
Australia
Wayland Hi Y helps readers bluffing topics and game recap
Wayland Hi Y discusses bluffing topics led by Edwin Swartzendruber Richard Kauffman Harry Suter and Donald Kauffman at the regular meeting. Wayland Dutchmen crush Cotter 83 to 18 in Tri County league play before the largest home crowd of the year.
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Wayland
Hi-Y
Edwin Swartzendruber
Richard ‘Kauffman
Harry Suter
Donald Kauffman
Tom Wenner
Cotter
D. W. Githens
Mt. Union-Wyman
Mt. Union
Olds
Governor Wilson Tightens Text for Upcoming Iowa Address
Des Moines reports Gov. George W. Wilson, despite a lingering cold, is working in private to finalize his biennial message for the Iowa legislature and his upcoming inaugural speech set for Jan. 16. He drafted the original manuscript in longhand and may wait until Saturday to finish edits as 158 general assembly members arrive for the session. Jack Barwin, 1939 Speaker from Keokuk, is already among early speakership contenders.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Gov. George &. Wilson
General
Irwin Avoids Predictions on Republican Speaker Caucus
The cautious Irwin declined to forecast the result of Saturday’s Republican caucus that will nominate the party’s candidate for speaker.
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Irwin
U. S. Draft Orders Daly to Serve in His Home Country
Richard Daly, 25, of Elyria Ohio, who joined a Canadian army unit last summer, has been told by U S draft officials to report for U S service. Daly, on leave from Canada, sought an official ruling in Columbus and received that he must first serve his own country. Adjt Gen Gilson D Light notified Washington and confirmed the decision.
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Richard Daly
Elyria
U. S. Draft Board
Daly
U. S
Columbus
Adjt
Gilson D. Light
Selective Service
Washington
First Ballot Hope for Gavel and Pay Boost Seen
Some backers expect a first ballot victory for a Republican candidate as others including Rep. David A. Dancer Rep. Henry W. Burma and Rep. Robert D. Blue plan temporary headquarters to boost hopes for the gavel and the extra $1 000 salary. The winning candidate must reach 45 votes amid doubt any single candidate can reach it without horse trading.
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David A. Dancer
Henry W. Burma
Robert D. Blue
Statehouse Uproar Over Dismissal and Resignation
The Iowa statehouse roars over the dismissal of Superintendent of Printing David K. Brown and the resignation of Senior Accountant Frank D. Johnson. Brown leaves January 16 after hiring a Democrat to help edit the Iowa Official Register. Johnson is expected to land a better job after a salary cut.
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State House
David K. Brown
Frank D. Johnson
Brown
Frank Moorhead
Iowa
Johnson
Staffing shifts at auditor’s office amid salary cuts
Report notes a wholesale walkout risk at the auditor's office if pay is cut. It recalls a time when five certified public accountants worked there with a waiting list of applicants, all with at least three years experience. Now the waiting list has no experienced applicants.
Grandview Sickness Strikes Neighborhood
Sickness runs through Grandview as multiple residents including Mr. and Mrs. William Bitermiller and Mrs. Herr Patricia Longwell, Mrs. Earnie Wetrich, rna Raines, Mrs. Verlin Nickel, and Nancy Nickel suffer the flu. Merle Enfield is ill with laryngitis and sinus trouble. Cora Green visits Enid, Oklahoma. Fred Rolston and family and Shirley Norris of Iowa City visit the William Detweiler home. Milan Cray of the Grandview school district reports seventh grade activity.
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Delbert Maxwell
Grandview
William Bitermiller
Herr
Misa Patricia Longwell
Earnie Wetrich
Rna Raines
Verlin Nickel
Nancy Nickel
Merle Enfield
Cora Green
Enid
Oklahoma
Fred Rolston
Shirley Norris
Iowa City
William Detweiler
Milan Cray
Daytionville Hosts Monday Grade Examination
Daytonville community gathered for a grade examination held Monday and paid respects at the funeral of Mrs. William Eckerman on Tuesday reflecting local attendance and mourning.
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Daytonville
William Eckerman
Nightlife in Tokyo Shrinks as War Drains Electricity
After three years of war with China Tokyo tightens hours to save power. Amusement centers close at 11 p m and restaurants earlier while moving picture houses shut by 10 p m. Taxicabs cannot operate after midnight as Japan endures a power shortage.
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China
Tokyo
Japan
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