ISU Softballers Top VFW In First Place Tie Breaker
The ISU softball team defeated VFW 9 to 2 to break a tie for first, delivering six second inning runs and maintaining pressure with offense from Glandon, Dewis, Kelsey, and Crandall. Green pitched well for ISU, allowing three hits and three walks. The Marines edged West Chester 7 to 4 in the nightcap as Soethout tripled and Chamberlin shut the door in the seventh.
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West Chester
Troop Nine
Cubs
ISU
V.F.W
Glandon
Dewis
Kelsey
Qinech
Green
Orr
Dawson
Earll
Keley
Vets
Soethout
Butler
Rie
Dallas Chamberlin
Hough
Hotle
Last Year's Runnerup Eliminated In First Round of City Tourney
Jim Roueh knocks out Giff Morrison 2 up in opening round of the eCity golf tournament. Rain delayed play as the event advances toward a second round by Monday August 2.
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Jim Roueh Downs
Giff Morrison
Jim Roueh
Morrison
Roach
Gene Tucker
Dr. Clow
Nic MecCleery
Lee Holland
Clint Stewart
Bill Shannon
Joe Picken
Bus Westermark
Bill Hatcher
Ted Brown
Dick Pauls
Vernon Witting
T. R. Phillips
Joe Pease
Ted Brown Handicap Golf Meet Winner at Country Club
Ted Brown won the sweep stakes handicap tourney held at the country club last night in connection with the regular stax volt and dinner meeting. He received three golf balls as a prize while runners up Bus Wester mark and Vernon Witting earned two each. Dinner followed, served by Mrs. Emma Barnett, with 37 members present.
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Ted Brown
Bus Westermark
Vernon Witting
Emma Barnett
Cobbs and Troop Clash In Evening Showdowns
Tonight at 7:20 Cobbs hosts Troop while at 7:30 VFW meets Sigourney in local basketball doubleheader with stakes for league standings.
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Cobbs
Troop
V.F.W
Sigourney
Indian Sun Dance At Fort Hall Draws Hundreds Each Year
The annual Indian sun dance staged by Fort Hall Reservation in southern Idaho attracts hundreds of spectators. The reservation houses about 1,800 Bannock and Sho shone Indians on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation.
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Fort Hall
Idaho
YW Mixers Schedule Two Games At Columbus Junction
The Washington YW Mixers girls softball team will travel to Columbus Junction Thursday evening July 29. They meet at the YWCA at 6 15 with transportation provided. A tentative game is set for Friday July 3 against Muscatine. The Greenfield game is scheduled for Monday August 2 at 7 30, with a Kalona meet here listed for the following Monday.
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YW Mixers
Columbus Junction
YWCA
Ben
Muscatine
Greenfield
Kalona
No Hopper Trouble In Skubal Garden
Round Grove gardener Mrs John Skubal reports smooth growing season as first ripe tomatoes roasting ears and cucumbers emerge, signaling a productive summer harvest. Garden notes emphasize ongoing care and steady yields for the season.
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Skubal Garden
John Skubal
Round Grove
Saiy
Bantam Hen and Chicks Fight Grasshoppers at Home
A reader recalls a Bantam hen and seven chicks helping in the garden by catching grasshoppers. The writer notes happy meals with delicately browned fried chicken and an efficient exterminator on hand.
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Grendpa
Harvest Notes From Local Farm Community
Harvesting is nearing completion and threshing has begun with the Skubal brothers starting oats and wheat on the Percy Skubal and Harry Showalter farms. Neighbors moved road fences during dry spells while Mrs. Dean Zachs deals with issues at home. Visit by Laura Dixon of Albia, and nearby family activities include Judy Skubal with M J Ferguson in Iowa City. 4 H girls tournament featured Headliners beating Hi-Ores 18 to 7 with Doris Jury assisting as umpire.
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Hayral
Skubal Brothers
Percy Skubal
Harry Showater
Laura Dixon
Albia
Harry Showalter
Connie Skubal
Grandma
Grandpa Jones
Judy Skubal
Iowa City
M. J. Ferguson
Doris Jury
Butter Still a Great Value Says Iowa Dairy Group
The Iowa Dairy Industry Commission extols butter for nutrition health and appetite appeal noting its golden color from cream and that four pints of cream yield one pound of butter.
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Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
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