Admissions to sectional basketball tournament profits detailed
Last week a sectional tournament in Keota generated receipts with 15 percent allocated to the entertaining school for expenses including two basketballs and printing, 25 percent to the state athletic association, transportation paid, each team receiving eight dollars, and any balance split 50-50. The Keota school received sixteen dollars, part of sixty dollars the school got from the tournament, with over a hundred visitors housed by town residents. The high school student council sold candy bars and gum for a profit, Supt W C Moser notes, amid community support.
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State Athletic Association
State Association
Keota
W. C. Moser
All Tournament Selections Highlight Crawfordsville Victory
Fans praised the tournament conduct while Crawfordsville baserball players Anwy, Hanna, Cleven ger, McLain, C Wilkins and Pemble plus Condor led the all tournament team. The six year old son of Supt. and Mrs. Harold Ross fueled the drama as Crawfordsville edged South English in two overtimes to win the title.
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Anwy and
Hanna
Crawfordsville
Clevenger
Thornburg
McLain
South English
C. Wilkins
What Cheer
Pemble
Oakville
Condor
LaPorte City
Harold Ross
Washington County invites sealed bids for 47 concrete box culverts
Sealed proposals will be received at the County Auditor's office in Washington County until 2 PM on April 2 for 47 concrete box culverts. Plans specifications and proposal forms are available at the County Auditor's office or the Auditor's office.
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Washington County
Washington
FTO BIDDERS: Washington County gasoline proposals open
Sealed proposals will be received at the county office in Washington County Iowa until 11 00 A M April 2 for 10000 gallons of gasoline. Proposal forms may be secured at the county engineer's office in Washington Iowa.
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FTO
Washington, Towa
Washington County
Towa
Washington
Kalona News Briefs From March Visit and Sudden Death
Kalona reports F W Steleder returning to White Bear Lake Minnesota after visiting son C Steigleder for months. Mrs Lon and Lowell of visited relatives here. Homer Jackson recovering from rheumatism. Funeral services for John C. died at 11 o clock amid moving west. Death occurred suddenly at Kalona Motor Co garage. Harley Perrin day. Mr Gingerie fast Tuesday, intending to his only have.
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Kalona
F. W. Steleder
White Bear Lake
Minnesota
Steigleder
Lon
Lowell
Homer Jackson
John C. Gerieh
Kalona Motor Co
Harley Perrin
Mr. Gingerie
Unclear text fragment from Iowa child note
Fragmentary OCR item with no coherent events or identifiers. Reads as garbled lines about a child and unrelated terms. Unable to extract names, places, dates, or a discernible news event for a proper card.
High School Notes from Last Wednesday Assembly Highlights
Mis 1 Detihot led the assembly with musical numbers by the Boys glee club the girls glee club and others. The boys basketball tournament finished with the juniors champions after four wins and two losses. Seniors rings announced and several students received them. Girls basketball tournament progress noted with upcoming games and no school Friday. Miss Minick seeks rooms for contestants from neighboring towns. Girl Reserves social plans invite white elephant gifts.
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Mis
Detihot
Boys Glee Club
Girls Glee
Clarl
Mary Louise Har=wood
Prisela Morrison
Thora Warner
Sune
Miss Peterson
Minick
Welte property transfer noted and local family notes
The Perrin family visited Mrs. Gerald Tet at her home Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Feldman welcomed a son born February 27. Carrie Kessler’s illness kept her away from Hewelswiwe store for two weeks. Shetler and Eimen bought equipment formerly in the store. Jacob Snider is ill at home. Mrs. W. R. Reece returned from Iews City hospital after surgery. Mrs. Hering in city after a daughter’s birth. Mineke’s hospital care noted. Sharp visited during her illness and operation.
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Welte
Bender and Marner
Perrin
Gerald
G. J. Feldman
Mise
Carrie Kessler
Hewelswiwe
Shetler
Eimen
Wil Reece
Iews City
Herning
M City
Homer — Jackson
Mineke
Local Builders Help Erect New Home in Pilotsburg
In Pilotsburg Carl D. Anderson built a broader house with help from Richmond’s Mr. Downs. Harold Snyder and family moved this week to the new residence in town near Lowry. Cy Rush will work for Pave Stump and Ora are Mrs. Rick in the vicinity.
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Pilotsburg
March
Carl D. Anderson
Mr. Downs
Richmond
Harold Snyder
Lowry
Cy Rush
Pave Stump
Ora
Rick
Funeral influences purchase of farm wood on Rickey property
A report notes wood bought from the Rickey farm by Helen Berkey for a funeral at a local residence. Herman Vinsky hauled timber as families and friends gathered despite poor roads. The Aid Society met with Mrs Schulty and planned exchanges of flowers baths and plants with future gatherings noted.
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Herman Vinsky
Aid Socety
Schulty
Clara Fisher
Carson Wilson
Clara ‘Richer
Albert Stinsky
Harmony era al dinner at Tommy Horne Wednesday
Harmony era plans an al dinner at Tommy Horne on Wednesday at 12 o'clock. The event details indicate a noon gathering hosted by Harmony era with attendance expected from local members.
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Tommy Horne
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