Guthrie Center Reaches Girls Finals in Iowa Tourney
Guthrie Center faces Wellsburg in the Iowa High School Girls Basketball Tournament final after a 76-75 thriller. Karen McCool scored the decisive basket as Guthrie Center survived Everly Miss McCool’s 41 points to reach tonight’s title game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie Center
Des Moines
UPI
Wellsburg
West Central Iowa Tigerettes
Karen McCool
Everly
Miss McCool
Northeast Town
Warriorettes
Southeast Warren
Kerty Center
Guthrie
Bob Smiley
Smiley
Tiny
Kerry
Pat Chalfant
Peg Petersen
Mrs DeYarman Named President of TTT in Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville March 6 Slice Holmes of Des Moines visited over weekend with sister Mrs Vernon White and family. Blaine DeYarman was tested to serve as president of Chapter L TTT at a Monday evening meeting. Other officers named Linden Miller Lenz Carlson Maxwell. Seventeen members attended with Naomi Anderson and Mrs Leonard Arthur as hostesses. Mercy Hospital Iowa City admitted Mrs W C Wooley for surgery Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Slice Holmes
Des Moines
Vernon White
Blaine DeYarman
Chapter L. ‘Ttt
Vincent Linden
Don Miller
Irving Lenz
Robert Carlson
Lillian Maxwell
Naomi Anderson
Leonard Arthur
W. C. Wooley
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
First Games Today Opens 1963 Baseball Season
United Press International reports the 1963 exhibition schedule begins with 20 teams playing seven Florida games, two in Arizona and one in California. Yankees and Giants load lines with few changes, Stan Williams joins the Yankees, Jack Fisher and Billy Hoeft bolster the Giants, with many other notable player moves and spring training notes across camps.
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Florida
Arizona
California
Baltimore Orioles
New York ‘Yankees
Ft. Lauderdale
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Sarasota
Detroit’ Tigers
Minnesota ‘Twins
Orlando
Kansas City Athletics
Kee Braves
West Beach
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Dodgers
Vero Beach
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphi Phillies
Clearwater
New York Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Boston Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Mes
San Francisco Giants
Cleveland Indians
Tucson
Houston Colts
Los Angeles Angels
Palm Springs
New York Yankees
Yankees
Stan Williams
Los Angeles ‘Dodgers
Bill Skowron
Giants
Jack Fisher
Billy Hoeft
Baltimore
Dick Groat
George Altman
Cardinals
Don Hoak
Phillies
Norm Larker
Braves
Don Cardwell
Don Schwall
Jim Pagliaroni
Pirates
Joe Adcock
Indians
Roman Mejias
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Hoyt Wilhelm
White Sox
Luis Aparicio
Orioles
Bob Turley
Birthday Party for Penny Crile Noted in Pleasant
Pleasant community events center on Penny Crile’s birthday with family visits from Marvin Crile and Richard Hayes. Neighbors Regina Hayes and Angela Wulf participate in gatherings as Penny’s relatives travel from Milan and Lone Tree. Local clubs host nursing association and pinochle events while many residents attend birthday parties and church activities in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fat Burroughs
Marvin Crile
Richard Hayes
Penny Crile
Penny
Kenneth Bauer
Todd Allen
Clyde Crib
Larry
Ronald
Marilla Rice
Dondra
Marty
Milan
Minois
West Chester
Hayes
Marion
Roger Stout
County Nurses Association
Nurses Home
Shelly
Naomi Kephart
Ronald Goff
Martin Boston
Brian
Steven Johnson
Fred Lampe
Julie Johnson
Pam Norman
Albert Dusek
Mary Jo
Ed Hartman
John Johnson
David Miksch
Ronald Stalder
Beatty Sets Indoor Two Mile Record In Chicago
Jim Beatty, touted as a premier American distance runner, clocked 8:30.7 to set a world indoor two mile mark, surpassing Murray Halberg’s 8:24.4 record. He led wire to wire in a race featuring four meet records, with Loyola’s Tom O’Hara winning the mile in 4:59.5 and Bill Crothers posting 2:06.4 for the 1000 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Jim Beatty
United States
Beatty
New Zealand
Murray Halbert
Keatty
Halberg
Kidd
Loyola University
Tom O'Hara
Seatty O'Hara
Jim Greele
Ls Angeles
Bill Dotson
Lawrence
Kan
Crothers
Mark Bill Crothers
Canada
Los Angeles
Peter Snell
Dave Tork
Cornelius Warmerdam
John ‘Thomas
Boston
Bob Moreland
Michigan State
Army
Ollan Cassell
Nest Point
Mootharts Move Near Fairfield On New Farm
Keota to Fairfield area notice of Gary Moothart and Dougie moving Monday to a new farm northwest of Fairfield. Several local families hosted visits and gatherings including Morris Littlefield and Kil Morris, plus Miss Virginia Stites visiting from Iowa City. Family updates include George Richardson's expected Keota return and weekend visits by the Nevin and Roth families along with Wellman rest home activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Sanders
Keota
Gary Moothart
Dougie
Fairfield
Mabel Morris
Nelle Littlefield
Kil Morris
Virginia Stites
Iowa City
Carl Stites
Bertha
Ellen
George Richardson
Tom Nevin
Reno
Nevada
Frank Roth
Cedar Rapids
Leroy Hotle
Mike Heisdorffer
Walburga Heisdorffer
Alvie Heisdorffer
Mary Aller
Shenk
Wellman
Dan Mayer
Town City
Tank Mayer
George Mayer
Joe Bauer
West Chester
Walter Fisher
Keota Residents Visit in Storm Lake
Keota residents travel to Storm Lake for a weekend visit with their daughter and son in law, extending stay due to weather. Notable items include A J Fitz Simons at SE A encampment in Iowa City, a Republican meeting in Sigourney, Cedar Rapids visits, funeral for Nellie Primley of Ladora, and planned Odd Fellows talks in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Sanders
Marion
Keota
Bob Fisher
Stormake
Dave Yokum
A. J. Fitz Simons
Iowa City
C.D. Kirkpatrick
Sigourney
John Flynn
Anna Malley
Larry Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Roy Funston
Victor
Nellie Primley
Ladora
Cloyce Dills Home From Wisconsin Visit
Cloyce Dills returns with family from Janesville Wisconsin after visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs Jollin Royce and children. They joined others for meals and plans to travel to California for a three week visit to Needles. Local celebrations marked birthdays for Mrs Grant Walker and Cathy Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Sande Keota
Cloyce Dill
Chery
Janesille
Wisconsin
Jollin Royce
Jim Coffman
Derek
James Coffman
Lloyd Miller
Peter P. Hahn
Grant Walker
Cathy
Priscilla Club Meets at Wellman and Local Social Roundup
Priscilla Club hosted by Mrs Dorothy McClellan in Wellman with Madona Droz presiding. Fire company responded to Arden Goodwin farm blaze caused by a stove spark. Residents hosted and visited across Wellman and surrounding towns during a weekend of gatherings and travel, including Texas and Mexico trips and multiple family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Godber Wellman
Clyde Snider
B.C. Foster
Texas
Mexico
Dorothy McClellan
Priscilla Club
Madona Droz
Mary Holley
Wellman Volunteer Fire Company
Arden Goodwin
Don Neuzit
Town City
Dean Wilkins
Lawrence Waetstine
Carl Emdee
Mary Ann
Mary Treishmann
Vella Maplethorpe
Wills
Harley Grove
Ray Mi
Charles Coleman
Dan Steiner
Henry Foster
Belle Plaine
Jim Lutz
Tamary
Charlee Halls
Keota Spray Employees Attend Banquet And Local Visits
Keota Spray Service staff and spouses plan to attend a Kent Feed Dealer award banquet Thursday at the Roosevelt Hotel in Cedar Rapids. The piece also notes visits among local families, hospital stays, a birthday celebration for the Meyers twins, a business trip to Minneapolis, and a Burlington trip for funeral services of Mrs. Myers' mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Sanders
Keota
Keota Spray Service
Kent
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
John van Fleet
Patty
Vernon Brubaker
John van Fleet Jr
Kate Witten
Willard Ginkens
Ronnie
Jim Ginkens
Washington
Lester Smith
Mercy Hospital
Iown City
Joanie
Jacque Meyer
Raymond Trier
Chippy Trier
Lloyd Meyer
D. M. Grimes
Minneapolis
Clarence Smith
Louie Hermanstorfer
Burlington
Percy Myers
Warren Schlatter Birthday Celebrations and Local News
In Wayland on March 5, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Schlatter observed March 1 birthdays with relatives at Mrs. Schlatter’s parents home in Richland. Engagement announced for James Wenger of Hesston to Faith Landis of Hesston. Chapter 1 of TTT elected new officers including President Mrs. Edward Roth and Vice President Mrs. Dale Garrett. Numerous visits and dinners noted with family from Burlington Wellman Stryker and Monroe. A birth announced for Annette Marie on February 22. Several families hosted and attended gatherings for birthdays and visits, including the Graber and Wyse families. The text closes with a note about Joseph Graber’s 60th birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Warren Schlatter
Schlatter
Sam Baker
Richland
James Wenger
Hesston
Kansas
Faith Landis
James
Raymond Wenger
TTT
Sam Hulme
Edward Roth
Vic
Dale Garrett
Calvin Clark
Allen Wenger
Everett Hellman
Lawrence Comb
Burlington
Effie Brooks
A. J. Wyse
Stella Thurman
Richard Meyer
Monroe
Annette Marie
Willis Graber
Roger Wyse
Wilburwartzendruber
Wellman
Joe Graber
Dale Swartzendruber
Clarence Graber
Max Roth
Joseph Graber
Our favorite elder notes basketball season ends, rack season begins
An elder reports that basketball is finished for the season and rack season will start. The text mentions traveling with the Demons and expresses good fortune in those efforts.
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Notn
Alden
Valley of West Des Moines
Tigerettes
DeYarman
Marian Waters
Edgar Allan Poe
K.gordon Murray
Kartoon Karnival
Shealer
Steve Korg
William
Pamela
Franklin
Iidded
Cartoon
Variety
South
United Press International
Ralph Houk
Gene Woodling
Mets
George Selkirk
Washington Senator
Joyce Montgomery
Drake University
Drake
Ening
Urnal, Washington
Jowa
Pete
KODAK
Washington, Iowa
Gary Mootharts
Storm Lake
Cloyce Dills
the Sportshop
Oren Birkey
E. D. Miller
Roberta Goodwin
Harry Huber
Guy Moothart
C. W. Small
San Juan
Baptist Church
Arthur Ulrich
Baptist
Dora Groff
Ethyle Ellis
Mrs. Groff
Grace Blue
Blanche Steffy
Tow
Warren
Keith Norton
Mother
Tme
Keith
City Hall
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