Mt. Pleasant Panthers Visit Wash ington Demons In League Clash
Washington aims to hold fourth place in the Little Six as Mt. Pleasant, just behind in percentage, travels to face the Demons. A Washington win and a Muscatine loss by Keokuk could pull them into a tie for third. Coaches plan the same lineup that beat Fairfield, with Stewart White Snyder Lewis and Little, and Hibbs referee the doubleheader tonight.
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Washington High School Demons
Mt. Pleasant Panthers
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Keokuk
Muscatine
Burlington
Jim Schultz
Fairfield
Fort Madison
Ottumwa
Kenneth Kimberlin
Lncup
Stewart
White
Snyder
Lewis
Little
Finke Pretty Suve
Hibbs of
of Columbus
Washington county tournament pairings announced
The Washington county basketball tournament will be held in West Chester on February 8 and 10. First round games include Kalona versus Crawfordsville, West Chester versus Brighton, with Wellman and Riverside drawing a bye. Keota bolstered its league lead by beating Wellman 5 to 13, with Gammon and Hamilton top scorers.
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Washington High School
Kenneth Kimberlin
Frank Dea
Dick Anderson
Don Sheppard
Bob Macon
Clinton Stewart
Charles Snyder
Myron White
Wellman
West Chester
Kalona
Crawfordsville
Eet Chester
Brighton
Riverside
Wellsman
Keota
Wellman Wildcats
Gammon
Hamilton
Lewis
Richland
Ainsworth Triumphs Over Wyman For Fourth Win
Ainsworth defeated Wyman 63 to 13 on Tuesday night at home to take its fourth win of the season. Evans led Ainsworth with the high points while Ferguson topped Wyman. The Ainsworth seconds also won 23 to 10.
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Ainsworth
Wyman
Evans
Ferguson
Ottumwa Fairfield CCC Boxing Teams Tie In Eight Bouts
Ottumwa and Fairfield CCC boxers each won four of eight bouts in a card staged here. Gill beat Waleg in a fast 118 pound opener. Dougherty injured and retired. Rush over Clark in 135. Nelson KOed Hawkins in 160. Sweeney stopped Albright in 147. Howe over McDonald in 175. Bloom edged Smith in 126. judges from Washington oversaw decisions by local referees.
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Ottumwa
Fairfield
CCC
Fairfield CCC
Gill
Walog
Lester Gill
Stan Waleg
Heavies
Crimo Ciccero
George Dougherty
Dougherty
Checéro
Fred Rush
Don Clark
Clark
Rush
Fred Weichorst
Wayne Jones
Jones
Weichhost
Ditty Nelson
Leland Hoskins
Nelson
Jack Sweeney
Jen” Albright
Sweeney
Joe Howe
Scotty McDonald
Bloom
Smith
Wesley Bloom
Eddie Smith
G. A. Walker
Fairfield Camp
Anl
Cc. M. Anderson
Pollok Wallace
Hal Williams
M. Buckwalter
Washington
Bill Thoma
Washington Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Grandview beats Columbus Junction in low scoring basketball
Grandview high school defeated Columbus Junction 20 to 14. Myers led Junction with seven points as Columbus Junction trailed at each period. Winfield is set to play here Friday in a Southeast Iowa league game.
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Columbus Junction
Grandview High School
Myers
Winfield
Iowa
St Marys Riverside Edges Solon For First Victory
St Marys Riverside wins its first season game, 27 to 20 over Solon as LeRoy Schnoebelen and John Frank lead the lineup. Independents beat Washington 35 to 25 with Cloyee Kieper starring. Riverside and Lone Tree split later, Sumner Cummings scoring key late drive for 23 points.
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Riverside
ST. Mary’s Lheh School
Solon High School
Public High School
St. Mary's
Solon
LeRoy Schnoebelen
John Frank
John Knebel Eldon Vegey
Kenneth Muller
Vernon Swift
Donald Ruth
Cletus Kron
Robert Pailliotet
Washington
Cloyee Kieper
Independents
Junior High Team Wins Sixth Straight in Iowa City
The Washington junior high defeated Iowa City junior high 18 to 6 by halftime and held the lead through a hard fought game. Bob Lowe led scoring with 13 points as the first team clinched their sixth straight win. Riverside girls fell 30 to 23 to Lone Tree with Dorothy Meeks scoring 16 of Riverside’s 30.
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Wesley Paige
Donald Schott
Guy Knebel
Robert Kleppfer
Dale Burich
Gail Kern
Glenn Schneider
Sharon Wee
Riverside High School
Lone Tree
Riverside
Riverside Boys
Sumner Cummings
Robert Frost
Washington
Iowa City
Iowa City Boys
Bob Lowe
Washington Junior High
He’frich
Alfred
Lone Tree Girls
Dorothy Meeks
Equitable of Iowa group meeting hosted by Burlington agency
Mr and Mrs Lee Norris of Ainsworth attended the annual sales and banquet meeting of the Burlington agency of the Equitable of Iowa in Burlington Saturday. The company ranked ten th in December after ranking third in October and H F McPherson spoke on underwriting risks while Irvie Kopp of National Cash Register discussed selling.
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Lee Norris
Ainsworth
Burlington
Equitable of Iowa
H. F. McPherson
Irvie Kopp
National Cash Register Company
Norris
Community Notes From North Oregon Jan 13
Social items recall visits and gatherings across the North Oregon area. Mr and Mrs Frank Henderson and relatives spent Wednesday with the Crawfordsville area, 4 H meetings led by Mrs Lloyd Hopping are noted, and multiple families including Hazen Gening and Beens blossom share Sunday visits. Sympathy extended to the Walter Johnson and Duane Hagen families for a loss.
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Oregon
Frank Henderson
Robert Henderson
Roberta
Milton White
Crawfordsville
Lloyd Hopping
Evelyn Givans
Hopping
L. V. Hazen
Mrs. Watson
George Edward
Tulsa
Oklo
Hazens
Lee Chambers
Ollie
Lawrence Gen. Kinger
Larry
Jack
Axel Anderson
Warren Donaldson
Washington
John Ganon
Robert Genkinger
Susan
Pearl Parcel
Dale Spielman
Fairfield
Walter Johnson
Duane Hagen
Rodney Arnold
Billy
Don Hazen
al Hazlett
Sands
L. M. Boughtin
Ottumwa
Jennie Brower
Doris Arlene Brower
Ladies Aid Society
Foster
Harry Showalter
Near Gladwin
Lysle Embree
Max
Donald
M. D McCreedy
Richard
Charles
Lois Godlove
Leo Han Ree
Town City
Calif
Sue Thana
M. T. Coon
Mary Lou Coon
J. T. Foster
Nicholson Family Moves From Verdi to Garrett Farm
In Brighton area notes Bryan Nicholson and family of near Verdi are moving to the Everett Garrett farm near McKain's bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saunders hosted guests Friday night. Edgar Wise and James Jones helped with butchering, and Omar Long sawed wood for Rodney Gowey last Thursday afternoon.
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Brighton
BA. R. 1
Albert Saunders
Ira Saunders
Bryan Nicholson
Near Verdi
Everett Garrett
McKain's Bridge
Edgar Wise
James Jones
Omar Long
Rodney Gowey
Specific Gravity of Blood and Plan for Newspaper Advertising
The article notes normal blood specific gravity between 1.055 and 1.060, mentions Newell Day as general agent for a Burlington organization, and outlines an upcoming newspaper advertising plan to be distributed by the local agent. A December banquet drew thirty five attendees with awards and prizes and entertainment provided.
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Newell
Day
Purlington Organization
Willard Reappears at Air Maneuvers in Florida
Former heavyweight champion Jess Willard is pictured piloting a pusher plane at the All American air maneuvers in Miami Florida. The 1919 Dempsey decision long past, Dempsey has offered Willard a job at one of his restaurants and Willard now referees for Living.
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Miami
Fla
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Toledo
Dempsey
Willard
Living
Wayland School News Highlights Local Activities
Miss Drake guides home economics students at Alliman meat market to learn hog carcass cuts. Wayland Dutchmen overpower Crawfordsville 43 to 21 in Tri County League basketball, with Eicher and Miller fouling out, and a 25-10 halftime lead. Second team wins 12-11 in OT. Also reports enrollments, spelling meet plans, play contest, and community updates including a funeral notice and local visits.
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Wayland
Wayland Machine
Crawfordsville
Eicher
Miller
Olds
Evelyn Neff
Rosemary Richer
Huth Aldrich
Willard Conrad
Douglas McClintie
Gilbert Alliman
American Institute of Commerce
Davenport
Iowa
Honor Mrs Ebner at Birthday Dinner in A Sands Home
While D H Peters and G E Ebner attended a sale Tuesday Mrs Peters Gurfe John and Mrs Ebner enjoyed a birthday dinner at the A E Sande home in Ainsworth in honor of Mrs Ebner birthday
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Mrs. Ebner
A. Sands
Gadloves Haskins
D. H. Peters
G. KE. Ebner
Merrimac Social Notes Chronicle Local Happenings
Merrimac residents report minor injuries and routine visits. Bert Kientz sprained his ankle this week while neighbors assist. Will Braungers and Amrine family host, visit, and attend birthday events. flu illness common, gatherings at Reschleys and Shuppys noted.
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Carl Amrine
Merrimac
Bert Kientz
Will Brauneg
Joe Grabers
Amansa Miller
Elmer Reschleys
John Hyde
Burlington
Johnie
Max Baldosier
Magzgs Burgerston
Will Braunda
Elmer Reschley
Chris Pohren
Floyd Shoemaker
Ida Shuppy
Oral Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Shuppy
al Farmer
Glen Shafers
A. N. Amrine
Joe Amrine
Amrine
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ST. Mary’s
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Burham
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Williams
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Sullivan
Goodnow
Stoner
Beasley
Bekoff
Kanak
Inme Ranch
B. Nicholson
Verdi
Garrett Farm
Prody A. Borkosk
Zeke
Terry
Anno
Jack Lords
Zeke Bonaba
First Gaseman
Gill Weary
Hot Springs
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Ana
King Flatures Syndicate
Wayland School News
Mias Davey
Iowa Wesleyan College
Wayland Dutchmen
Ohda Raiders
Wayland Junior High
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