Turmoil of the times topic at AINSWORTH church study
The July meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at the United Methodist Church in Ainsworth drew seventeen members. Olive Miksch opened with a Bible reading, and Mrs. Richard Stephens led devotions from the Upper Room. A thought provoking program on turmoil of our times followed, with discussion interspersed.
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Ainsworth
Women’s Society of Christian Service
United Methodist Church
Olive Miksch
Richard Stephens
Lone Tree
Riverside project braces shelter in park progress
Riverside residents report progress on a new shelter at the American Legion grounds park with a cement floor poured and painted walls. Chamber of Commerce volunteers worked nightly, hauling sand and setting forms while moveable play equipment was transferred from the old site.
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American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Boros Wins PGA as Palmer Falters in San Antonio
Julius Boros, 48, outlasted younger challengers at Pecan Valley to win the PGA Championship with a 72-hole 281, the oldest winner yet, after closing with a 69. Arnold Palmer missed key birdie chances and finished tied for second with Bob Charles and others. Boros credited a birdie on the 16th with taking the lead as Charles and Fleckman bogeyed.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Julius Boros
Julie
Boros
Hungary
Pecan Valley Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Bob Charles
Arnie
Charles
North Carolina
Fleckman
George Archer
PGA
Beard
Billy Casper
Couples tournament crowns Waterloo pair in golf action
Mr. and Mrs. Ev Scheppele of Waterloo won the Southeast Iowa 2-ball golf tournament at Washington Golf and Country Club with a five over par 75. Second went to Mr. and Mrs. James Lloyd of Washington with 79. Cedar Rapids couples claimed third to fifth in the championship flight. The event drew 116 couples and used ball spotters for safety.
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Ev Scheppele
Waterloo
Iowa
Washington Golf and Country Club
Washington
James Lloyd
Scheppeles
Lloyds
Cedar Rapids
Tom Merryman
Jim Keher
Bill Linn
Linda Rice
D. Moxley
D. Harrington
Charles Hayes
L. Cashman
Iowa City
H. Peterson
Plan Changes Seek Accurate Farm Census
The 1969 agricultural census will begin in January 1970 with a revised emphasis on commercial farms. It defines farms by two tests and highlights reporting on farms with sales of $2,500 or more, while noting the existing 1959 1964 standard. The plan aims to better reflect farms supplying most of the nation's food and fiber.
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Washington
UPI
Census Bureau
Bureau
Agriculture Department
U.S
Bikes stolen near Washington YMCA prompt police alert
Two bicycles were reported stolen from parking areas near the Washington YMCA. Thomas C. Gray of Washington was charged by sheriff's officers with illegal possession of beer. Leonard Dean Slagle of Wellman was charged by Kalona marshal with possession of beer and carrying a concealed weapon.
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Washington Ymca
Thomas C. Gray
Washington
Leonard Dean Slagle
Wellman
Kalona
Braves beat Giants 17-2 to finish league undefeated
Braves stay perfect at 17-0 in city National Little League with a 17 to 2 win over the Giants. Craig Paul earned the win with 10 strikeouts and two walks. Jim Edwards took the loss after allowing seven hits as the Braves wrap the season with six straight victories. Box score details follow.
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Braves
Giants
Craig Paul
Jim Edwards
Tony Earll
Robin Hampsher
Kevin Crawfod
Don Hesseltin
Greg Fennelf
Kirk Schmidt
Randy Russell
Pat Hotle
John McCarthy
Mike Young
Brent Kelly
Mike Woods
Rusty Tschantz
Mike Vandenburg
Scott Heisdorfer
Fined in Muscatine Court for Vehicle Control
Thomas M. Durst of Muscatine paid a $10 fine for failure to have his vehicle under control at the court of Glenn Holden, justice of the peace this morning. Donald Lewis Stapp of Columbus Junction paid a $10 fine for speeding.
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Thomas M. Durst
Muscatine
Glenn Holden
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