Comets Defeat Cardinals In High School Showdown
Joe Martin led the Sport Shop Comets with 34 points as they defeated the Washington junior college Cardinals 66 to 60 at the high school. The Comets built a 17 14 edge in the first period and led 82 to 80 at halftime, with Leland Schmitt scoring 21 for the Cardinals and Paul Maxwell adding 10 for his team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Martin
Sport Shop
Comet
Washington
Cardinals
Comets
Martin
Cardinal
Leland Schmitt
Paul Maxwell
Mrs. Ted Tschantz Hosts All Day Quilting Party
Mrs. Ted Tschantz entertained an all day quilting event in Wayland on March 5 with guests including Mrs. Ralph Roth Mrs. Ralph McGuire Mrs. Andy Tschantz Mrs. F G Hixson Mrs. Joe Good Mrs. Laurence Schaeltter Mrs Ivan Yoder and Mrs Ezra Witmer Rev Patzel attended. An aluminum ware supper followed at the Karl Gingerich home with Mr and Mrs Dean Meyer, Mr and Mrs Art Davison and others. Rev O L Atwood was in Green Bay Wis to mourn a five month old grandchild. Jane and Janet Magdefrau of Belle Plaine visited grandparents F H Magdefrau while Willis Magdefrau and family were away in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bary Wittimer
Wayland
Ted Tschantz
Ralph Roth
Ralph McGuire
Andy Tschantz
F. G. Hixson
Joe Good
Laurence Schaeltter
Ivan Yoder
Ezra Witmer
Patzel
Pleasant Cave
Karl Gingerich
Dean Meyer
Art Davison
Wermie Jones
Henry Widmer
Paul Widmer
J. G. Widmer
Max Roth
Ellis Leichty
Alan Roth
Dorothy
Modernettes Bow to Forty-Niners 22-12
The Forty-Niners beat the Modernettes 22 to 12 in a junior high YWCA girls basketball game. Alice Gault and Snyder led the winners with nine points each, while Ardythe Wead topped the Modernettes with eight. Other listed players included Davison and Redlinger for the Modernettes and Fritz, Krantz, Heffelfinger, Ruthe Baker, Beverly Wolfe, Shirley Ask ea, Maxine Crone for the 49ers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
49Ers
Barbara Davison
Modernettes
Alice Gault
Snyder
McConnell
Ardythe Wead
Jane Redlinger
Davison
Fritz
Krantz
Heffelfinger
Ruthe Baker
Beverly Wolfe
Shirley Askea
Maxine Crone
Pat Weldin
Mary June Brooks
Sharon Bence
Ottumwa Cagers Advance to Iowa State Meet
Ottumwa remains the only undefeated AA team in Iowa as they beat Keokuk 37 to 30 at Ottumwa to lock a state berth. Hudson fell to McGregor 42 to 27 in Waterloo while Ames Forest City and Carroll Fort Dodge also won sub state finals. The field for next week's Iowa City finals includes Ankeny Davenport Diagonal Forest City Fort Dodge McGregor Montezuma Moorhead Newton Ottumwa Waterloo west Winfield.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Hudson
McGregor
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Keokuk
Ames
Forest City
Nevada
Carroll
Fort Dodge
Council Bluffs
Abraham Lincoln
Creston
Diagonal
Braddyville
Iowa City
Montezuma
Marion
Winfield
Wayland
Marshalltown
Ankeny
Davenport
Foresters Offer Help Maximizing Woodland Returns
Farmers seeking maximum per acre yields from woodlands may request services from trained foresters. Contact the local county agent for further details.
Hen Water Content in Body and Egg Differences
The hen’s body is about 55 percent water. In an egg the white is about 86 percent water and the yolk about 49 percent water.
Stewart Nos Lincoln 26 to 25 in tough sixth-grade game
Stewart defeated Lincoln 26 to 25 on the high school floor. The Lincoln team led 8 to 7 after a quarter but couldn’t maintain the advantage. Stewart moved ahead 12 to 10 at halftime and 23 to 18 to start the final period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart School
Lincoln School
Lincoln Five
Stewart
Sehulty
Young
Gorham Am
Sherman
McKinney
Ib Coffman
Sportsman Becomes Friend After Offering to Pay Damages
A sportsman, while hunting on a farmer’s land, offers to cover any damage he might cause, forging a goodwill bond between hunter and landowner. The gesture underscores responsibility for risk and respect for property rights.
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C. J. Jennings
New London
Hawkeye
Boyd Besco
Melvin Houck
John Deere
Columbus Junction
Acme
Howard McBride
Harold Fulton
Elmer Guenther
Nelson Well Company
Fairfield
Wayne Dog Blox
Krums
Humble Produce and Hatchery
al Hahn
Crawfordsville
S. W. Corner Square
Wayne
Humble Produce
E. Washington
J. M. Kelley
North
6Th Avenue
George Breitenbach
Farmer
Weed & Pest Control Meeting
State Theatre
Journal
Charles Kiene
Eclipse Lumber Company
Wayne Marston
Goodwin Bros
W. Losily
Jay EK
Moore
Phillip Kneen
Washington Motor Co
West Madison
Milton Maas
Katona
Washington County
Washington Concrete Company
Nicola & Harmon
Brooder House
Joe Wilson
Ainsworth
West 2Nd Street
GEO. J. Breitenbach
Martin's Cleaners
W. Tseod
du Pont
Eelipse Lumber Company
Call
Joe Conrad
Crawfords- Ville
Kalona Motor & Imp. Co
Kalona
Homer Vincent
Wellman
Nicola
West Chester
Kef Sullivan
Call ‘849
Contact Farm Service Co
Trover
W. M. Warnock
Washington Oil Co
Guernsey
Daryl Potsander
Ernest Krantz
Tait
J. H. Wheelan
Toledo
Lawrence Wilson
Brown
Bale Loaders
Washington County Farm Stores Inc
Walter Duvall
South
Iowa Ave
North Ave
Robert Day
Plymouth
Raymond Wikoff
Brighton
Eichelberger Motors
By Ken Reynolds
Pakistan
Merle Cochran
Truman
Cochran
Java
U.S
UN Indonesia Commission
International
Lou
Sean
Ford
Willys
Willys Station
Wills S Jeepster
G. Diekman
W. Madison
Coplon
YMCA
Timber Management
Louis J. Kehor
Jeffrey
Theo. B. Bailey
Morrison & Morrison Attorneys
E. D. Morrison
D. Morrison, Jr
Morrison
S. W. Livingston
W. Main
George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
J. C Penney Co
Paul V. Shearer
Lawyer
John C. Owen
Side Square
Wendell L. Shaffer
Hotel Washington
Optometrists
Co. S. Lemmon
John W. Lemmon
Glasses
East Side Square
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic Physician Journal
F. G. Livesay
D. C
Solowa Ave
Karl E. Frederick
E. Madison
United States
Bertram Coplon
Judith Coplon
FBI
Federal House of Detention
New York
Justice Department
Valentine Gubitchev
Lincoln
Kleese and
Ramseyer
Real Sportsmen
Rock Island
Ford-Ferguson
Ueroll
Bardwice
el! Jackson
Washington, Town
Hotle Feed & Grain CO
Sog South Iawa Ave
WM. C. Longer
North 2Nd Ave
Washington, Iowa
Maytag
Goodrich
Mildred Therson
Jim Hotle
Marion George
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