Softball Tournament Set With Seven Area Teams
Seven top area softball teams meet in a Greenfield tournament hosted by the Washington Softball Association. Proceeds fund local improvements and upkeep for the league. First game starts at 10 am with a 1 tournament admission or 50 cents for evening games. Participants include Stewart Crone from Washington and teams such as TJ Madison VEW Mystic Devro's City Service Keokuk Wilson Packers Cedar Rapids Town Ordner plant Burlington and a Tri Cities team managed by Marvin Bruckwatter.
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The
Washington Softball Association
Washington
Stewart & Crone
TJ Madison Vew
Mystic
Devro’s Cities Service
Keokuk
Wilson Packers
Cedar Rapids
Town Ordnoner Plant
Burlington
Tri Cities
Marvin Bruckwatter
Local Women Bowling Summer League Results Report
The Women’s Bowling Summer League shows Dusters over Happy Rollers 2 to 1 with 721 to 1699 handicap, Melody Lanes tops Dutch Crutches 2 to 1, Who Dun It over Birney’s Beavers 2 to 1, and Wood Peckers beat Mary’s Lambs 2 to 0. Melody Lanes posts high series 665 and team game 662. top individuals include Plener 491 and Norris 466. In Washington, Cubs beat Women’s softball 15 to 2 as Dunwoody and Carter homer, with Davis losing and Mansasser winning. Cubs total 15 hits to 5.
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Alley Dusters
Happy Rollers
Dusters
Melody Lanes
Birney’s
Beavers
Mary's Lambs
Mhylits Plenner
Tlelen Norris
Plener
Skeleas Cubs
Washington
Weman
Kenneth Dunwoody
Ray Carter
Hospital Admit and Discharges Noted
At The Hospital admitted this morning Dane McGuire of Columbus Junction and John Mays of Ainsworth for tonsillectomy. Mrs Prank Cat terson of route %. Dismissed Terry Knight.
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Dane McGuire
Columbus Junction
John Mays
Ainsworth
Hickenlooper to keynote Iowa GOP convention
Des Moines reports Sen Bourke Hickenlooper will deliver the keynote address at the Republican State Convention on July 25. Gov William Beardstey also will speak. Charles Van Werden named temporary chairman as 30 delegates vote to nominate candidates for lieutenant governor and the short term Commerce Commission post. No primary candidate reached the 50 percent threshold.
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Hickenlooper
Iowa
Schramm
William OS. Beardstey
Charles van Werden
Winter Cet
Commerce Commission
Auto mobile use stamp sales mark start of July
More than 2500 automobile use stamps for the coming year were sold at the Washington post office, marking the start of the July 1 validity. The sale was confirmed today by postal officials.
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Washington Post
Major League Baseball Schedule Highlights
United Press overview lists key matchups across the leagues including Boston at Philadelphia Cleveland at Detroit New York at Washington St Louis at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati plus left over notes about an April gate suspension and a New York at Brooklyn game.
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el St. Louis
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Laois
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Pittsburgh
Cinimes
Wood McConnell Family Visit Ties Bloomingtong to Washington High Reunion
Major and Mrs Wood McConnell Jr and their children of Bloomington Indiana visit the W H McConnell zone. They plan to attend the Washington high school class of 1982 reunion on Saturday. Mrs Owen hosts a morning social for Mrs Merle Simpson visiting from Texas.
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Bloomington
Indiana
Lester Hamil
Long Beach
Calif
CC. Wo Crull
McConnell
Crull
Tacoma
Polio Serum Test Begins Across Houston Clinics
Thousands of children ages one to six crowded Houston clinics to take part in a polio serum test. About 3,000 received injections of serum gamma globulin or a gelatin placebo as the mass experiment started. Parents volunteered more youngsters despite fear of needles. By completion, about 35,000 children will be inoculated.
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Houston
Tex
Phillies Win Streak Under Veteran Manager O Neill
Phillies celebrate a fresh run of success under 40-year manager Steve ONeill as they sweep series against the Dodgers and Giants. Robin Roberts pitchers a six-hitter in the opener, Mel Clark stars at the plate, and T HT Nicholson belts a two run homer to cap a strong stretch.
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Dodgers
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Tleaene
Follin Sawyer O'Neill
Philly
Hove
Robin Roberts
Mel Clark
Plans for Wildlife school trip and safety week noted
The note says an adult and two boys will attend the Wildlife school at Vinton on July 18 1920. Two 4 H youths with strong records are chosen. National Safety week begins July 1. A Lake demonstration may occur this month by the State Conservation commission.
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Wildlife School
Vinton
Harry Rector
State Conservation Commission
Joe Etzen
Walter McArtor Family Vacation Plans Highlight Fourth of July
Walter McArtor and family celebrate to mark July 4 as Mr McArtor birthday with trips to varied locations. Mr and Mrs R J Tanner and Jane return from Butte Montana, Jack Tanner extends visit. They visited Robert Labrie, former Anne Tanner. Frank Greenwood heads to Lake of the Ozarks for vacation. Lester Hamil visits from Long Beach California for two weeks at Floyd Hamil’s home. Mrs Sam Patrick of Coast to Coast stores takes a week off.
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R. J. Tanner
Jane
Butte
Mont
Jack Tanner
Calif
Floyd Hamil
Funeral for Mrs Oliver in Keota
Funeral services were held Monday at the English River Church of the Brethren for Mrs. W. H. Oliver who died Saturday. Born March 4, 1877, in North English, she was the daughter of Michael and Sarah Miller. Survivors include her husband and seven children.
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Oliver
Keota Keota
English River
Church of the Brethren
W. H. Oliver
Funeral Services for Mrs Mae Green White Held in Keota
Funeral services and graveside rites were conducted Monday in Keota cemetery for Mrs Mae Green White 71 of Keota who died in a Cedar Rapids nursing home. Born in South English she was the daughter of James and Margaret Embree. She first married W C Green in 1881, he died in 1944, then married George White in 1950. Survivors include three daughters, three sisters and a brother.
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Keota Keota
Keota
Mae Green White
Cedar Rapids
South English
James
Margaret Phillips Embree
W. C. Green
George White
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