Maynard Garrison in Finals For Iowa Girls Championship
Maynard faces Garrison in Des Moines for the Iowa girls basketball title after both won semifinals. Maynard defeated Grafton 60 58, with Nicholson scoring 28 and Henninges 8 as Grafton’s Ruth Buechele led with 30. Garrison beat Eldora 67 53 behind Arensberg 41 and Froning 32 to reach the final.
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Des Moines
Maynard
Iowa
Garrison
Fayette County
Grafton
Eldora
Fidora
At & P.m
Clme
Colesbury
Fayette
Vinton Garrison
Elwood
Ben Corbett
Blue Devils
Glenda Nicholson
Ruth Buechele
Virginia Henninges Cooly
Carolyn
Henninges
Gwen Seegers
Rose Marie
Ann Arensberg
Sylvia Froning
Hardin County Club
Arensberg
Froning
Buechele
Armstrong
Garrison Guards
Pat McNertney
Sue Brown
Goldfield
Fleck fires 67 to tie Baton Rouge Open course record
Jack Fleck Davenport Iowa National Open champion posted a five under par 67 to tie the Baton Rouge Open course record with a 31 on the first nine. His overall score failed to crack the top 20 due to a 76 on Thursday despite the strong back nine performance.
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Baton Rouge
Jack Fleck
Davenport
Iowa
Big Ten Open to Renew Rose Bowl Contract With PCC
The Big Ten voiced willingness to renew the Rose Bowl pact with the Pacific Coast Conference but sought more tickets for post season use. A committee would negotiate ticket expansion, and terms on repeated-team restrictions may also be discussed. Faculty approval from all member schools was needed within sixty days.
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East Lansing
Mich
Big Ten
PCC
Pacific Coast
Iowa Favored In Big Ten Showdown With Illinois
Iowa is a 2 point favorite over Illinois in a pivotal Midwest basketball clash at Iowa Field House. The winner will likely secure at least a tie for the conference title while both squads chase NCAA tournament positioning. Illinois stands 18 2 overall and 11 1 in the Big Ten while Iowa is 15 5 overall and 11 1 in the league.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Illiois
Northwestern
Michigan State
Ohio State
Writer Tries Horse In Slenderella Unit
United Press staff correspondent in Washington recounts trying a Slenderella exercise horse. The device promises fat reduction with 45 minutes equaling 10 miles of riding or 18 holes of golf. The reporter endures three bouncing phases before quitting the session.
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Washington
Florence Whitley
Slenderella
Bowling Relairs and Low Scoring Mixed Match Results
Golden Hawks beat Al's Pals 2 to 1 with Hawks 1787 Pals 1583 plus 36 handicap. Rollers beat Faults 2 to 1 Rollers 1541 plus 81 handicap Faults 1598. Blows beat Curlers 2 to 1 Blows 1708 plus 9 handicap Curlers 1576. Belairs beat Pin Hawks 2 to 1 Belairs 1859 plus 42 handicap Hawks 1877. High team series Pin Hawks 1877 Belairs 1859. Team game Pin Hawks 681 Belairs 680. Individual series Jack Weik 554 Phyllis Flenner 483. Individual game Weik 220 Hazel Sitler Lucille Ross 172.
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Golden Hawks
Holy Rollers
Hawks
Blows
Belairs
Pin Hawks
Jack Weik
Phyllis Flenner
Weik
Hazel Sitler
Lucille Ross
Richland Pastor Collects Rare Coins and 1857 Wapello Bills
The Rev. Lt. Bergthold of Mother Cabrini Catholic church builds a coin and currency collection over five years. His rare items include Indian head pennies, wooden nickels, and four 1857 Wapello bills signed by the city recorder and mayor with images of the steamship Wapello, Indians, cattle, and a political ticket with Lincoln and Johnson. He belongs to Numismatic associations and tours the Bureau of Engraving. He notes a coin may be valuable regardless of age and watches each coin for potential misfit pennies or nickels.
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Robert Pfeifer Richland
Bergthold
Mother Cabrini Catholic Church
City of
Wapello
Bergshold
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Andrew Johnson
American Numismatist Association
Numismatist Association
Bureau of Engraving
Photograph recalls 1892 Graham opera house fire in Washington
A Washington photo from D S Cole shows the Graham opera house fire of November 23 1892 at 6 30 am. The building stood on the southeast square corner, with firemen fighting nearby and spectators watching from across East Washington Street.
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Graham Opera House
J. M. Kelly
Graham
Washington
Mr. Kelly
Joe Kelly
Clarion
Richland
Schoonover Drug Store
Kipple & de Prenger
East
Washington Street
Blair
Everetts Music
Opera House
Schneider
Journal
Washington High School
State Theater
Neff Lawyer Disputes Testimony On Campaign Offer
John M. Neff attorney Ivan D. Evans challenged the sworn testimony by Robert K. Goodwin that Neff offered a 2500 dollar campaign contribution to Senator Hickenlooper and a 1000 dollar down payment. Affidavits from Evans and partners counter Goodwin's recollections as the select committee presses to conclude hearings.
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Washington
John M. Neff
Neff
Rourke B. Hickenjooper
Superior Oil Co
Francis Case
R-Sd
Senate
Ivan D. Evans
Broken Bow
Neb
Special Committee
Robert K. Goodwin
Select Committee
Goodwin
Republican National
Iowa
Hickenlooper
John H. Evans
Evans
Paul J. Gerdes
Seletecm Oimtete
Hold Rites Thursday For Lewis Trabert Formerly of Merrimac
Lewis Trabert 74 of Fairfield died Monday evening in Fairfield Hospital after six days illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p.m. in Trenton with Rev. Walter Stump officiating and burial in Union Cemetery near Germanville. He was born February 4, 1882 near Merrimac and spent his life in Jefferson County. He never married and is survived by nieces and nephews.
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Brighton
Lewis Trabert
Fairfield
Trenton
Walter Stump
Union Cemetery
Germanville
Weston Behner
Trabert
Merrimac
John Andrew
Beatta Crile Trabert
Jefferson County
United Missionary Church
Officers Named for TTT Chapter at Junction
March election results list Junction officers for TTT Chapter with Mrs Louise Perry as president and Mrs Jocelyn Pedersen as vice president. Also named are Martha Groben recording secretary Irene Myers corresponding secretary Nelle Shella barger treasurer and Henrietta Howell historian. The Half Hour club elected Harold Duncan president H W Pedersen vice president James B Helmick secretary treasurer Robert Reany historian.
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Columbus Junction
TTT
Louise Perry
Jocelyn Pedersen
Martha Groben
Irene Myers
Nelle Shellabarger
Henrietta Howell
Half Hour Club
Harold Duncan
H.W Pedersen
Jamesb. Helmick
Robert Reany
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Jan Armstrong
Galen Dail
Love
Kansas
Rie
Rey Jeanne Crain
Mamie van Doren
George Nader
Kitty Kallen
Bert Lahr
Paul Gilbert
Tom & Jerry
Evening Journal
By Harman W. Nichols
United Press
UES
North Side
Triday Mixers League
Richland Pastor
AIR Eee
Keith Norton
Hone
By Bruce Cowden
D. S. Cole
Iowa Avenue
Central Park
Washington Concrete Co
North 12Th St. and
Rock Island Tracks
Edna S. Crile
Matthias Trabert
Ida Paul
Ward Stauffer
Carl Amrine
Ottumwa
Maggie Wilson
K.M. Elmore
Burl Elmore
Jacksonville
Kenneth McGuire
Korea
Milton McGuire
WSCS
Ocean Irwin
Pringle
Ross Day
Edgar Wise
E. FE. Voss
Howard Shaffer
Dale W. Jones
Stewart & Crane
BUICK
Pontiac
Junction
Marth Butefr
Johnny Lynn
Made Motor CO
John Patterson
Willit's Motor Company
Ashington, Low
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