Bullets Too Hot for Local Team in Washington Exhibition
The Moline Bullets defeated the Washington team 69 to 39 at the local high school gym. Crippen's speed and Crippen's scoring turned the tide, while Mure and Fuhr stood out for the home squad. The Bullets, backed by the Moliner's Men's Club, led from the start and showcased strong teamwork throughout.
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Moline Bullets
Pickup Washington
Hllinois
Ces
Iun
Middle West
Mead
Crippen
Washingtons
Mure
Fuhr
Fuhrns
Littl
Westermar
x-Cards
McClure
Tons
Freshwaters
Berlin
Lewis Meden
Bullets
Moliner
Centennial School Leads First Round in Washington League
Centennial School retains undefeated record after beating Lincoln 13-14 in overtime at the Y. Dave Turner led scoring with 16, LeRoy Hill added the other basket. Heights defeated Wallace 9-4 in the other Tuesday game. First round standings show Centennial atop the league with a 3-0 record. Heights 2-1, Wallace 0-2, Lincoln 0-3. Albert Graber of Crawfordsville and Rosalind Bradire of Washington earned a marriage license.
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Centennial
Lincoln
Dave Turner
LeRoy Hill
Tanner
Lincoln Clul
Keith Hardy
Heights
Wallace
Richar Grecian
Dale Rath
Hyerette Frebyl
Teddy Munnone
James Gilchrist
Homer Giese
Walace
Wol Pet
Washington
Ae Saag
Weatermark
Ahrensede
iKimberl
McWadden
Goau
McClure
Fomment
Washington Demons Struggle in 41–19 Loss to Burlington
Washington high school Demons relapse to poor play as Burlington's stylish uniforms mask a fast, disciplined attack. Burlington, using twelve players, routs Washington 41 to 19 with rebounding defense and swift passing. Clinton Stewart shows early basket form, but typical miscues plague the Demons.
Heavyweight contenders circle Louis in rising wave of challengers
A roundup of rising heavyweights including Gunnar Bar lung Arturo Godoy Bob Pastor and others eye a shot at Joe Louis. The piece notes Schmeling Braddock and Louis own status as the division’s top names while detailing each contender’s style and risk to Louis.
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Max Schmeling
Jimmy Braddock
Joe
Joe Louis
Chamden
Gunnar Barlund
Gunnar
Paavo Nurmi
Schmeling
Soph
Pampas
Leoe Firpo
Arturo Godoy
South America
Arturo
Keota Downs Richland In Narrow 27 25 Ke-Wash Battle
Keota High edged Richland 27 to 25 in a Ke-wash conference game played Monday night. McNowlen and Stoutner starred for Keota while Ward and Emery led Richland.
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Richland
KEOTA
Keota High
McNowlen
Stoutner
Ward
Emery
Stars
Wyman Boys Sweep Crawfordsville In Two Games
Wyman, Iowa beat Crawfordsville 32-17 in the preliminary, with Jack Gipple scoring 14. In the feature, Wyman won 29-17 after leading 12-3, captained by Wayne Chamberlain with 12 points. Olds also hosted, where Olds nearly toppled Wyman as Kirkpatrick led Olds with 6 and M. Gipple topped Wyman with 7.
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Wyman
Wayne Chamberlain
Olds
Jack Gipple
Davis
Stoner
Kirkpatrick
M. Gipple
Iowa Veterinarians Gather for State Convention in Des Moines
Iowa Veterinary Medical Association meets in Des Moines with talks on Bane's disease undulant fever links to humans. Dr. A C Peterson notes speakers from Iowa and outside states will cover horse, poultry, hog, cattle, and pet diseases, plus a health program and a wives’ program. The banquet and dance occur January 20.
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Iowa Veterinary Medical Association
Des Moines
A. C. Peterson
Bane
J. A. Barger
Iowa
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Peterson
Towa
Barger
Walter L. Bierring
State Board of Health
American Medical Association
Carl F. Jordan
W. F. Guard
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
H. C. H. Kernkamp
University of Minnesota
St. Paul
Minnesota
Robert J. Foster
United States Army
Washington
DD. C
American Veterinary Medical Association
Ward Giltner
Division of Veterinary Medicine
Michigan State College
Hast Lanning
Michigan
J. Flynn
Kansas City
Revert D. Wall
Des Moneey
Action
James C. Carey
Westey
C. L. Crider
Bikader
Power Farming Show Set For January 26 At McCormick-Deering
Harry Roy announces a major Power Farming Show at the McCormick-Deering store on Tuesday January 26. The event features all 1987 farm implements and tractors on display along with free entertainment including sound movies educational discussions and demonstrations. Representatives will be available to explain the new machinery and answer questions. Food and coffee will be served as part of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Roy
McCormick-Deering
Mr. Roy
Milwaukee R. R. Film Show For Employees
A special film for C. M. & St. P. employees and railroad men will be shown this evening at 7:30 in the waiting room. The film chronicles the development of the system. Others who wish to view the film may attend, announced by Agent W. C. Bell.
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R. R
C. M
St. P
W. C. Bell
Picture of Carla Guther in window attracts attention
Friends note a striking photo of Carla Guther in her window beneath the stairs. The image shows Carla in a Centennial costume from last summer and is described as naturally tinted.
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Carla Guther
Guther
Carla
Expressing gratitude for floral offerings and kindnesses
We express sincere appreciation for the beautiful floral offerings and many kindnesses shown by friends and neighbors during the illness and death of our loving husband and father, Mrs. O. C. Patterson and family.
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O. C. Patterson
Hospital dismissals and surgeries listed for several residents
At The Hospital Harriett Reister was dismissed for her home yesterday afternoon. Mrs Hattie Laubach Keota was dismissed yesterday afternoon. Maxine Alliman 11 Wayland underwent a minor operation yesterday afternoon. Walter Gene Hardy 4 Riverside admitted last night for observation. Norma Wilkins Wellman underwent an appendectomy this morning. Dorothy Vogel Harper underwent an appendectomy this morning. Second vice president and Dr c J Scott Knoxville are secretary treasurer. Doctors Wall and Scott and Dr G E B Van Tuyl Paullina. Dr H A Breidell Des Moines chief of Iowa bureau of animal industry. Dr F M Wilson Mechanicsville form the executive committee of the association.
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Harriett Reister
Hattie Laubach
Keota
Maxine Alliman
Wayland
Walter Gene Hardy
Riverside
Norma Wilkins
Wellman
Dorothy Vogel
Harper
C. J. Scott Knoxville
Wall and
Scott
G. EB. van Tuyl
Paullina
H. A. Breidell
Des Moines
Iowa Bureau of Animal Industry
F. M. Wilson
Machanicsville
Association
Joe Chihak
Ed Knotek
Denver
Colo
Ottumwa
Burlington
C. EE. Griffith
West Chester
Washington
Zear Hinshaw
A. L. Griffith
East Washington Street
D. F. Macon
Iowa
Black
H. R. Rohwedder
Co. F. Axthem
Albert Iverson
la& Crosse
Wis
Maude Morrow
Tucson
Ariz
Pleasant Inn
Raymond Minick
Florida
South
Penesgcola
Fla
Sickness from Colds Cuts Marked in Carolina Clinic
Greensboro reports the largest clinic of its kind showing a 50.88 percent drop in sickness and a 67.86 percent fall in school absences due to colds. The study, involving 17 853 participants, tested the Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds in the home and noted fewer colds and shorter illness durations.
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Greensboro
N. C
Herbert H. Bunzell
Biochemistry
University of Cincinnati Medical School
Vick Chemical Company
Vicks
Notice of Probate of Will in Washington Court
An instrument purporting to be the last will of George R Townsend, deceased, dated December 22 1936, has been filed in Washington Iowa. A hearing to prove the will is set for January 26 1937 at 9 00 A M in the District Court or Clerk's office. All interested persons must appear and show cause why the will should not be probated. Dated January 19 1937. R R Noonan Clerk of the District Court.
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Washington County
George R. Townsend
Washington
Iowa
District Court
Said County
R. R. Noonan
Richland holiday visit and Burlington job moves
Mrs. M R Hinshaw returns to Washington after holidays with relatives in Richland and plans to join her husband in Burlington. Charles Cannon starts work at Tasty Bread in Burlington after a visit with Vernon Witt ting and Mrs Cannon accompany him to Fairfield for a short visit. Local notices mention town residents visiting, travel plans to Hot Springs, Ark, and a series of social and business updates including insurance milestones for Paul Horek and shoppers at Moore's Bootery.
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M. R.hinshaw
Richland
Washington
Zear Hinshaw
Vernon Witting
Charles Cannon
Burlington
Tasty Bread Company
Older Boys and Girls Meet in County Conference
The county Older Boys and Girls conference date is set for Wednesday February 24 at the Ainsworth United Presbyterian church. Ainsworth group elected officers James Owen president Bill Keiper vice president Maude Barnes secretary Crawfordsville. two committees chairmen appointed. Next meeting scheduled for Sunday January 31 at Ainsworth.
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Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church
Ainsworth
James Owen
Bill Keiper
Maude Barnes
Crawfordsville
Furthen
Funeral Services for Charles Ward Held
Funeral services for the late Charles Ward were conducted yesterday at 4 15 PM with Rev. F W Eastwood officiating. Interment followed at Elm Grove cemetery. Casket bearers included Ralph Dougherty and Cloyce Dougherty, Ralph Smith, and others. Mrs Ward and the body arrived from Oklahoma City. the family will remain at the Patterson home for a day. The notice also clarifies that Hazel Morean remains alive in Oklahoma City, while Gertrude Schmoldt died in December 1935 and her husband perished in an October 1936 auto accident.
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Charles Ward
F. W. Eastwood
Elm Grove Cemetery
Ralph and
Cloyce Dougherty
Ralph Smith
Smit
Lemmon Glen Coward
Howard White
Oklahoma City
Washington
L. S. Patterson
Pilgrims Traveled on Foot to Medina and Mecca
In early times Moslem pilgrims journeyed to the sacred cities Medina and Mecca by foot, enduring long marches and rugged routes as part of their religious observance.
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Medina
Mecca
Baby named Merrill Don after medical aid
Dr Myrtle Tiffin reports the baby and mother are both getting along well after a medicine feeding event. The name Merrill Don has been chosen for the infant.
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Merrill Don
Myrtle Tiffin
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