Brighton Girls Down YWCA Sextet in Tight Meeting
The Brighton girls beat a Washington YWCA squad 62 for a final score not shown as Jane Dickinson led with 26 points and Betty Farrier added 19. Augspurger starred for YWCA, while Mullen and Augspurger boosted Brighton's defense and pace. The Killers edged the Hoopers 33 27 in the opening game with Mary Ann Havel scoring 19. Pepperettes defeated Poor Working Girls 40 26 led by Jane Whitehead 22. Three YWCA league games are slated for next Tuesday.
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Brighton
YWCA
Washington Ywca
Cailer
Jane Dickinson
Betty Farrier
Charlotte Hutt
Dickinson
Augspurger
Washington
Live Yers
Shooting Stars
Mullen
Hoopers
Hooper
Mary Ann Havel
Havel
Jane Tanner
Pepperettes
Jane Whitehead
PWG
Edith Miller
Killers
Tanner Wee
Patterson
Blattner
Neil
A Redlinger
Dougal
Essey
Palmer
Ahrens
DeLa
Carter
Brower
Taeeaabinn
FG FT F
Whitlow Krotz
Cook
Falk
Kk. Blattner
Garret Ee
Luers
NG Fo
Dennis 400Saee
Eae Miller
Close Games Highlight State Girls Meet First Round
Des Moines report notes the second half of the state girls high school basketball tournament opened with tight games. Slater Winterset and Steamboat Rock advanced to quarterfinals after narrow wins. Winterset defeated Deep River, Slater edged Centerville, Meservey tipped Meriden, and Steamboat Rock beat Charter Oak. Afternoon matchups featured Runnels versus Viota Cogan versus Kamrar Sperry versus Oakland and Luana versus Mallard.
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DES Moines
Slater
Meservey
Winterset
Steamboat Rock
Deep River
Centerville
Meriden
Charter Oak
Runnells
Viota
Coggan
Kamrar
Sperry
Oakland
Luana
Mallard
Iowa Fish Commission tightens limits and extends season
The Iowa Fish Commission extended most fishing seasons by 75 days but halved possession limits. All waters open except trout and frogs through Feb 15, with trout May 1 to Nov 30 and frogs May 12 to Nov 30. Size limits removed for most species except bass and sand sturgeon. rock sturgeon and paddlefish remain closed.
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Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
Two Volleyball Games Set At Washington YMCA Tonight
The Washington YMCA hosts a doubleheader volleyball match at 7:30 PM featuring two YMCA teams from Washington competing against two teams from the Oskaloosa YMCA in the local gym. Public attendance is encouraged.
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Washington Ymca
Oskaloosa “Y
Ren Cagers Comets Manager Receives Regret Letter
Wayne Chamberlin of the Sport Shop Comets received a letter from A. M. Saperstein of the New York Rens apologizing for a cancellation caused by a misunderstanding. The Rens had mistakenly gone to Washington Missouri, a first in 25 years of operation, and enclosed a check to reimburse the Comets for expenses.
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Wayne Chamberlin
Sport Shop Comets
A. M. Saperstein
New York
Rens
Comets
Washington
Missouri
Mr. Saperstein
United States
Hesselschwerdt Accepts Detroit Anesthesia Post
Dr W Hesselschwerdt, son of Kalona residents, will join a Detroit group of anesthesiologists and begin duties in April after two years as a resident at University Hospitals Iowa City. He plans to move with his family to Detroit soon.
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Eugene Way
Kalona
Drci
W. Hesselschwerdt
Detroit
Michigan
Dr. Hesselschwerdt
EK. J. Hesselschwerdt
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Elaine Freeman
Dan Kauffman
Rockwell City
Jay Hanson
Kauffman
Joe Kauffman
C. R. Decker
Charles Decker
Shell Rock
Oskaloosa
Kansas
Dean Jackson
Cedar Falls
A. A. Jackson
Kenneth Fry
Friese
Richmond
Willard W. Gingerich
A. B. Gingerich
Erma
Velma Spicher
Austin Miller
Ed Lehman
Dayton
Ohio
Emily Miller
Edd Shetler
Ober Niffenegger
University Hospital
William Reese
Des Moines
Harold Peterseim
Connie
Painterly walls bolster health in hospitals
In Brooklyn the speaker for Layman's Day at a Methodist church notes that disease germs do not multiply on smooth painted walls. He cites paint as a health guard, with painted hospital walls offering silent proof of its protective power.
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Brooklyn
Hesselschwerdt
BUICK
Classifieds and Subscriptions Shine in Washington Journal
The Washington Evening Journal lists staff credits and service details for Shannon Elder Co Publishers. It shows subscription rates by carrier and mail, with weekly and yearly options, plus price structures for in and out of state subscribers.
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Washington
Iowa
Official Notice on Electric Franchise Petition in Iowa
The Iowa Southern Utilities Company filed with the Iowa State Commerce Commission for a franchise to erect and operate electric transmission lines over described lands in Washington and other counties. The Commission fixes March 28 at 10:00 AM in Des Moines for proceedings.
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Iowa Southern Utilities Company of Delaware
Centerville
Iowa
Iowa Steie Commerce Commission
Said
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Des Moines
Hearing on franchise objections and bank stockholders meeting
Notice details hearings for an Iowa franchise with written objections due by a fort date and representation advised. Also announces a special stockholders meeting of West Chester Savings Bank on March 27 1950 at 10 AM to approve amendments and substitute actions.
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West Chester Savings Bank
West Chester
Iowa
Iowe
Art Jes
Prooampetion
Printing Board to receive bids on highway paper and books
The Iowa State Printing Board will meet in Des Moines to receive bids on gloss paper, Ro RF Book paper, Iowa hand and miscellaneous printing for Highway Mans. Bids close at 10:90 a.m. and will be opened at the stated hour.
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Iowa State Printing Board
Des Moines
Iowa
Bid Notice From Des Moines Printing Office
A public bid notice states the board may reject any or all bids and directs interested parties to contact Sherman WWW Needham Superintendent of Printing State Tinuse Des Moines for specifications and details of the award process.
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Fead
Sherman
Needham
State Tinuse
Des Moines
Government Buys Eggs at Record Rate for Price Support
The agriculture department reports government egg purchases for price support are at a record pace with 363 million eggs taken from the market this year. Production is breaking records despite an eight cent a dozen drop in the support level, and no price relief is expected before late 1950. Farmers plan 12 percent fewer chick purchases for laying flocks, delaying any drop in production until the last quarter of 1950.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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Ywca Sextet
Visitors
Ywca Court
R. Miller
Gray
J. Cranston
B. Dennis Si de
Eres Brighton
Bo Paricher
Chuck
Schneider
Pacha
Mi Prttier
R J. Smith
Os Motean
Lamansky
A Smith Sao
Horton
Knerr
Aarti
Huff
Shaffer
Mullen Sojka
Earll
Pettavino
Davis
Kiesey
Steele Bein
Aaa
Sorrell
Crandall
Crone
Stewart
Wolfe
Henry
Swift
Blondie
Chic Young
Me Cumming
Farll
Ana
Wittmer
Shepherd
Varney
Henry A
Commission
Ee Livingston
Ottal
All In
MR. Letlinker
Ren Cagers
E. J. Hesselschwerdt
M. O. McKenzie
Adele Jergens
Leo Gorcey
Monogram
THE
Ashington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Ton Comnea
Iowa State Mission
David BR. Long
Carl
Reed
BE. M. Richardson
Ee. L. McCalghan
Fovea
John R, Butler Vo Py Calvin
Wolf
Cashier
H. A
Duysenberg
Louis Mo Smith
State Printing Board
Washington Concrete Co
North 12Th St. and
Rock Island Tracks
Riviera
Spring
Beller
S. Second Avenue
Ted
Beck
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