Local Social Notes On Visitors And Employment
Mrs. I. Rothschild returned from Chicago where she was buying merchandise for the store. Mrs. Frank Eagle and her son Frank Jr of Fremont Nebraska are visiting Mrs. E. J. Harmeier this week. Wilma Nordyke is employed as a beauty operator at Ann's Beauty salon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. I. Rothschild
Chicago
Frank Eagle and Son
Frank, Jr
Fremont, Nebr
E. J. Harmeier
Wilma Nordyke
Ann's
Mrs. Rothschild
Tracy couple sells hotel and heads to California
Mr and Mrs Ray C Tracy have sold Tracy s Highway hotel and will hand possession to Ina McDowell via Morrow. They plan to visit Maquoketa then travel to Los Angeles to make their home, likely leaving for California after several days. Also noted are local notices on tax help, a Ford V 8 priced at 770, and various travel delays and social events in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray C. Tracy
Tracy's Highway
Ina McDowell
Tracy
Maquoketa
Los Angeles
Calif
California
Cards Beat Merchants and Wayland Defeats Sharon
Two close thrills mark the first evening of the Gold Medal Tourney at Y. The Cards edged the Merchants in a tight finish while Wayland defeated Sharon in another tense matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Sharon
Cardinals Upset Merchants In 1941 Gold Medal Tourney
Ken Kimberlin led the Cardinals to a 59 to 54 upset of the Washington Merchants in Washington as Wayland edged Sharon 48 to 45 and Pleasant Plain beat West Chester 50 to 40. Norris scored 23 for the Cardinals while Finke and Norris started the rally. Wayland and Sharon traded leads in a tense opener with Meer of Sharon leading scorers in a tight game. A large opening crowd packed the arena as tournament organizers praised improvements in scoreboard and public address systems.
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Wayland
Sharon
Cardinals
Merchants
Pleasant Plain
West Chester
Ken Kimberlin
Washington
Washington Merchants
Wayland and
Chester
Finke
Norris
Big Norris
Meer
Roths
Chester Boys
Leigh Soule
Yoder
Roberts
Snyder
Winborn
Norbert Norris
Norval Norris
Kimberlin
Dotson
Crist
Morrison
A. Ee
Tucker
Marshall
Cantoni
Harbreichter
Bobby
Carter
Ballard
Johnson
Chuck
Pacha
Hoskins
West
Lamansky
Scranton
Statler
Sieeve
Thrapp
Janecek
Hotle
E. Kleese
Cs Aight
Boxers Gather for Des Moines Golden Gloves Trials
Des Moines hosts a one night Golden Gloves tournament on March 21 at Shrine Auditorium to select eight state champions and a squad for the National AAU tourney in Boston. Notables include Bob Anderson of Washington facing Bill Heath Fort Dodge and Bob Martinez Newton in the light division, with boxers from Cedar Rapids Burlington WHO and Des Moines in another strong card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Anderson
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Shrine Auditorium
Des Moines
Towa Aau
Boston
Anderson
Bill Heath
Fort Dodge
Northwest Iowa
Bob Martinez
Newton
Wally Wells
Ottumwa Burlington
Iowa Aau
WHO
Alvin Bartholomew
Boone
Jesse Castel
Davenport
Felix Buono
Manly
Joe Koenig
Halbur
Julian Bowers
Dave Horn
Archie Richardson
Lake City
Ray Martinez
Harry Demery
Rockwell City
Bantam
Carl Ruff
Independence Feather
Ed Sabers
Independence
Wweker
Gene Scott
Iowa City
Jake Stover
Unionville
Felton Cleveland
Nashua
Burlington
Junior Cross
Ft. Madison
Fly
Diago Hidalgo
Ronald Haight
Oakville
Feather
Walley Wells
Ottumwa
Ralph Wilkerson
Welter
Bill Earle
Middle
Jim
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Include Hufstuttler Family
At the hospital Mrs. William Hufstuttler and son Richard Lee of 717 West Main were admitted for pneumonia. Mrs. Herbert Judeyine and son Herbert Michael of Westwood California were dismissed to the home of her mother Mrs. Edna Franklin at 603 North Avenue C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hufstuttler
Richard Lee
West Main Street
Herbert Judeyine
Herbert Michael
Westwood, Galif
Edna Franklin
North Avenue
Dorcas Society of St Pauls Church Holds Meeting
The Dorcas society of St Pauls church met last evening at the church for its regular business session. The flower collection was received and President Mrs Lloyd Humston led a Bible study on the parables of Jesus taught in the Temple at Jerusalem. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer.
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Dorcas Society of the
St. Paul's Church
Lloyd Humston
Temple
Jerusalem
St James P T A Holds Meeting at School
St James P T A met yesterday afternoon at 3 15 at the school. Mrs Joe Barnes president and Mrs Ed Rich secretary read the usual reports. District president Mrs R E Fisher of Burlington sent two letters. Mrs Hubert Redlinger read article My Profession. Members voted to send one dollar to the courtesy fund and awarded the afternoon attendance prize to the third room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Parent-teacher Association
Joe Barnes
Pecreary
Ed Rich
R. E. Fisher
Burlington
Hubert Redlinger
Barbers and Haberman Bowling Scores Report
Barbers Myers 162 127 154 433 M Haberman 119 146 141 406. Final scores show Barbers with 433 and Haberman with 406 in the bowling event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers Myers
Haberman
A Haberman
Bozman
Pong Oo
Bears
Martin
Haygreen
Browns Hershberger
Brown
Hla Ross
McAvoy
Estes
Cme Sts
Tig
Vmcfadden
En — i Simpson
Sitlers Kleese
Sitler
Fenn Ee
Peters Paul Ee
Peters
White
Gilmore Aeee
Eae —— Smitha
Goodwin
Johnson
Montgomery Ward Sorrell
Bond
Mitchell
Ely
Siste Tre
Old Timers L Little
Smith
Tucker Rt
Morrison
E. Little
State Bank
Holland
Mrs J Campbell Hosts Circle Gathering at Home
Mrs J Campbell hosted the Past Noble Grand Circle yesterday with twelve members attending. Vera Broost presided, and members worked on rugs for the degree staff. Unfinished work led to a Friday session with Broost to complete the rugs. Refreshments were served by Mrs Campbell and Mrs Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Campbell
Noble Grand Circle
Vera Broost
Harold Gray
Campbell
Soilless Culture Defined as Soil-Free Plant Growth
A system of growing fruits, flowers and vegetables without soil by placing them in water or sand and supplying exact amounts of necessary chemicals.
All-State basketball picks to be chosen in Iowa
About 11,000 high school players are eligible for the 1941 Iowa all state team as 940 teams enter the state series and 12 players per squad. Nearly 2,000 ballots have been mailed for nominations. balloting closes March 17. A committee meeting March 30 will decide the 24 players for the three eight man teams with three forwards three guards and two centers, plus an honorable mention list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
the Journal
Iowa Daily Press Association
Mason City
Soybean Producers See Competition Within Their Ranks
Hudson report quotes George Strayer executive secretary of the American Soybean association noting that dairy and hog farmers who raise soybeans compete with themselves. He cites 87 million pounds of soybean oil used in oleo margarine in 1940, up 23 percent from the year before.
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Hudson
George Strayer
American Soybean Association
Strayer
Weight of Cotton Bale in U S Advised
A historical note states the average bale of cotton in the United States weighs about 500 pounds. The figure reflects standard bale size used in commerce and farming discussions of the period.
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United States
Wayland Plans Senior Class Play Cast and Local Games
Wayland High sets senior play Huckleberry Finn with Aunt Polly Mary Richard Ruth Watson Evalyn Schrock and others for next month. Dutchmen post 20 17 win over Washington Demons then fall 15 11 to Town City in sectional tournament. guard Kauffman shines. Nearby events include Ruth Whistler Marionettes, junior primary field trip, infantile paralysis recovery, and a surprise party for Dick Sodergren.
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Wayland
Miss McElhinney
Huckleberry Finn
Aunt Polly
Mary Richard
Ruth Watson
Evalyn Schrock
Mary Jane
Beatrice Weaver
Ted Raymond
Richard Sodergren
Melba White
Ruby Richard
Clara Woppinger
Miriam Meyer
Amy ‘Woppinger
Elizabeth Schroll
Tom Wenger
John Finn
Dean Mallory
Tom Sawyer
Murray Krabill
Kalona
Washington Demons
Wellman
Town City
Kauffman
Sullivan
Iowa City
Ward
Ruth E. Whistler
Willard Conrad
Maple Grove
Prospect
Sioux City Police Hunt for Thieves
Sioux City police searched Tuesday night for two men suspected of looting the William Jeffrey mercantile store and stealing a green 1988 Chevrolet Tudor sedan from Hankinson garage. Entry was made through a basement window and a revolver plus clothing were taken. Woodbury County Sheriff W. R. Tice linked the robberies as likely by the same pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Sloan
William Jeffrey Mercantile
Hankinson
Woodbury County
W. R. "Tice
American Home Sections Plan Spring Programs
The three American Home sections of the Fortnightly club met yesterday at 2:20 PM. Section one, hosted by Mrs. Wartel, heard talks on citizenship and taxes with Mrs. John A. Stewart and others, while Mr. Churchill and Mr. Ow en figures featured in readings. Section two, led by Mrs. Carris, featured Sam McCleery on framing and hanging pictures, plus a Mike quality movie courtesy of Dean Mead. Section three included Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Carris presenting spring decor tips and table arrangements, with a focus on St Patrick’s day themes and home cleaning aids.
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American Home Department
IM. A. Robeson
Holden
W. J. Masson
Steve Stewart
Sam Witting
Harry Turner
John A. Stewart
Bessie Wade
George Clapper
Alite Shaver
Jessie Brindley
Ode Ferguson
David Warfel
Los Angeles
Calif
Gless
Harry Sowden
Phillips
T. R. Phillips
AL Peterson
Don Braden
Glen L. Wilson
Philllips
Washington
A. R. Krause
C. Hares Ry Davis
Melvin Hillery
Raynond Anderson
Donald Maxwell
Robert Benchley
W. C. McFadden
Leland Carris
J. W. Bidwell
H. A. Beenbissom
Luella Patton
Carris
J Wright
BE. C. Carris
J. Ross
Sam McCleery
B. F. Bostwick, Jr
Jed Warren
T. R. Gillespie
W. Glen Eldridge
Claud Tucker
Joe Falk
Dean Harland Mead
the Frony
National Parks
Washington, D.C
A. EK. Atchison
St. Patrick's
Fred Neiswanger
Eastern Stars Plan St. Patrick's Program at Kensington
The Order of Eastern Stars will host a St. Patrick's program in Kensington Monday afternoon March 1 at 2 30 in the Masonic Temple. Mrs Walter Brown and Mrs J D Dayton chair the committees in charge of the entertainment. All Past Star members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Stars
St. Patrick's Kensington
Masonic Temple
Walter Brown
J. D. Dayton
Pastern Star
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ST. Patrick
St. Patrick’s
Wolf Floral CO
Reister Bros
America
L. E. Freak
Court House
Birney
Highland Palace
Mch
Howard Miller
Glen
Henry
Robert Risk
Cedar Falls
Vinton
Cear Rapids
Jen
Ome
John Wietzke
Greenfield
Hotel Greenfield
G. C. Haddock
Rg. Wietzke
Mr. Haddock
Conesville
Gibson
Rob-Airs
Joe Duen
Orval Mecklenberg
Howard Little
Dorcas Society of
P.T.A
J. Campbell
New York City
Omar Bus
Transport Workers Union
Transport Workers’ Union
Wayland School News
Guengerieh
Githens
Ellis
Prichard
George Boller
Jim Magdefrau
Clarence Kaufman
Duane Wittmer
Dick Sodergren
Wayland Junk High
Winfield
Bernice Schrock
Ofort Wayne
Indiana
Sehrock
Mervin Kern
Mervin
Lemmon
Ota
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Oh- Ke
Rothschita
Eastern Stars
St. Patrick’s. Kensington
C. V. Crull
Canyon
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