Funeral Monday for Francis Morrett Draws Local Kin
Relatives and friends gather for the funeral of Francis Morrett set for Monday afternoon. Attendees include his daughter Mrs Donald Lei sheit of Denver. Mr and Mrs Joe McGinnis of Iowa City. Mr and Mrs Ray Seaton and Betty of Davenport. Mr and Mrs George McMillan. Mr and Mrs Pat Brown. Mr and Mrs Fritz Brown of Rock Island. Mr and Mrs Marvin Cline and family of Moline. Mr and Mrs Vern Lintz of Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs Arthur Morrett and daughter of Fort Madison. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Overman and son of Mt Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Morrett
Donald Leisheit
Denver
Colo
Joe McGinnis
Iowa City
Ray Seaton
Betty
Davenport
George McMillan
Pat Brown
Fritz Brown
Rock Island
Marvin Cline
Moline
Vern Lintz
Cedar Rapids
Boon County families share Mother's Day plans and visits
Boone resident Joanie White visits cousins Judy Roberta and Bill Arthur at the Robert E. Arthur home. Winga's North Side Cafe advertises Boxed candy for Mother's Day. Ella Cherry of Zion, formerly of Washington, celebrated on an 88th birthday with a first airplane ride, a party, and a cake-filled return to Waukegan airport. Nancy Arlene Vinton visited grandmother Goldie Vinton and aunt Gladys Allison after illness.l
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanie White
Boone
Judy Roberta
Bill Arthur
Robert. E. Arthur
Waukegan
Washington
Ella Cherry
Zion
Iil
Robert Cherry
Mrs. Cherry
L. M
M. R. Meek
Major League Baseball standings and results brief
American League standings show Boston ahead with percentage around .86 and New York at .700, Detroit .500, Washington .471, St. Louis .421, Chicago .438, Cleveland .294, Philadelphia .222. Tuesday results include Washington 2 Cleveland 1 and Boston 10 St. Louis 6. Detroit 7 Philadelphia 2. Chicago vs New York postponed by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Pet
Boston
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Newhouser
Wolff
Feller
Knerr
Haynes
Harris
Zoldak
Chandler
W.W. L. Pet
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Crickeo
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Koslo
Strincevich
Roy
Shoun
Javery
Wallace
Wyse
Pearson
Barrett
Crone Couple Travel to California Visiting Relatives
Mr and Mrs Frank Crone depart for California stopping at Carlsbad Caverns New Mexico and Los Angeles to visit Ed Crone then Santa Paula to see twin brother Fred Crone and wife They expect to return by June 1 Also social notices and weekend visits mentioned with local residents and Cornell students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crone
California
Carlsbad Caverns
N. Mex
Los Angeles
Santa Paula
Calif
Fred
Line Olesen
Spencer
Sally Winner
Oak Park
Shirley Dunlap
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Miss Dunlap
Leslie Dunlap
Gene Dunlap
Iowa State Teachers College
Gene
Washington second at Mt Pleasant Panther Relays Class B
Washington high school scored 46 points to finish second to Mt Pleasant at the Panther Relays with Keota leading Class C and Ottumwa in Class A. Washington’s winners included mile and two mile relays, with Jack Zook and Joe Sweet on the two mile relay and Wayne Marshall in field events. District meet follows Friday at Ottumwa and relay meet next Tuesday at Fort Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Washington High School
Washington
Ottumwa
Burlington
Jack Zook
Joe Sweet
Dick Dare
Wayne Marshall
Sweet
Dare
Zook
Bob Kleese
Fort Madison
Herrmann
Marshall
Ferguson
Hertman
Stevens
Lloyd
Angier
Angle
Olson
Iowa City High
B. Scarff
Mount Pleasant
Sanford
Smith
Harmon
Keokuk
White
Bates
Fairfield
Woods
Marion
Glotfelty
Hartman
Schaat
Williams
Cox
West Liberty
Dornberg
Brogkhart
Hermann
Lampkin
Iowa City
Keota
Sprague
Shannon
Berry
Palmer
Pleasantville
Denmark
Brighton
Donnellson
Kleese
Morrow
D. Scarff
Bob Scarff
Merritt Scarff
University High
Vichors
Wilson
Troyer
Davis
Aller
Argyle
Hedrick
Wahrer
Buckles
Devol
Alter
Swailes
Mollis
Muscatine
Overton
Highbarger
Miles
Murguin
Ferry
Pepper
Wright
Donnelson
Argle
Little Leads for Season s Bowling
Lloyd Little of the Old Timers led the season’s bowling at the city hall alleys from Feb 18 to May 3 with a 181 average. Lee Holland of the Bankers was second at 176, Harold Cumming third at 175, and Bill Sitler 174 followed by Jim Stewart 172. Team marks show Old Timers 890 and Bankers 791 for the latter half of winter. Peters led in wins with 23 of 33, followed by Sorrell 22 and Sitler 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Little
City Hall
Lee Holland
Bankers
Harold Cumming
Bill Sitler
Sitter
Jim Stewart
Stewart & Crone
Charles Neill
John Custer
Jonn Lee
Ed Sorrell
Charles Custer
George Morrison
L. H. Gilmore
Hap Monroe
Old Timers
Siders
Legion
Sorrells
Peters
Brindley
Tucker
Mangold
Carson
Jones
Smart
Pauls
Sorrell
Sitler
Crawfordsville and Wyman Lead In State Baseball Tournament
Crawfordsville and Wyman tops in the high school baseball tourney at Wyman as results from the first round show Conesville defeating Columbus Junction by forfeit 9-0 Olds topping Wayland 7-4 Crawfordsville beating Cotter 5-3 and Wyman defeating Winfield 3-2 Semi final show Crawfordsville 2 Conesville 1 and Wyman 9 Olds 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Wyman
Conesville
Columbus Junction
Olds
Wayland
Cotter
Winfield
Hospital dismissals list names and addresses
Dismissals today include Mrs. Allen Dunsmore of 720 East Jefferson Street Mrs. Max Goodwin and daughter of North Sixth Avenue Mrs. Glen Richard of Richland and Mrs. Glen Stoutner route three in Eota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Dunsmore
East Jefferson Street
Max Goodwin
North Sixth Avenue
Glen Richard
Richland
Glen Stoutner
Eota
Birthday greetings and anniversaries in Ainsworth area
Ainsworth residents celebrate a wedding anniversary for Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Bassier and a fourth birthday for Delmar LeRoy Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Keller. Felicitations come from family, friends, and schoolmates including Mrs. C. V. Brown, Mrs. Byron Snider, Howard Anderson, Joe Hesseltine, Boyd White, Percy Ashby, Velda Eash Saughter, and Donna Jean Wallace and Delsa Janet Boileau on their 12th birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Bassier
Ainsworth
Delmar LeRoy Keller
Delmar Keller
C. V. Brown
Byron Snider
Howard Anderson
Joe Hesseltine
West Chester
Boyd E. White
Percy Ashby
Pilotburg
Velda Eash. Saughter
William Eash
Donna Jean Wallace
Everett Wallace
Delsa Janet Boileau
Howard Haye
Surplus Corn Sale Increases Steadily in Iowa
Des Moines May 8 UBP government emergency buying program sees Iowa farmers selling surplus corn rising toward 3 000 000 bushels. Total sales reach 2 623 944 with a record one day sale of 906 738 bushels. Counties reporting large offers include Story 52 390 Dallas 46 615 Harrison 36 342. Government offers a 30 cent bonus to raise 50 000 060 bushels for foreign relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
UBP
Iowa
PMA
Story County
Dallas
Harrison
Letts Couple Headed to Washington for Weeks
Mr and Mrs Floyd Letts departed this morning for Washington DC to spend several weeks with relatives and explore the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Floyd Letts
Washington, D.C
Informal Coffee Reception At Neighbors’ Home
Mrs. George Kerr and Mrs. Glen Barclay hosted 85 guests yesterday afternoon at an informal coffee hour in Kerr’s home. Out‑of‑town attendees included Mrs. Dumbauld of Marshalltown and Mrs. M. L. Phelps of Denver. Floral decor featured tulips and Barclay garden arrangements. Pouring duties were shared by Mrs. Fred E. Miller Mrs. W. A. Erbe and Mrs. Ross Coulter assisted by several neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kerr
Glen Barclay
Letts Family Mention With Mary Gale Letts Named
The fragment references their daughter Mary Gale Letts and son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. David Letts in a family context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gale Letts
David Letts
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Sevral
Winga’s North Side Cafe
Nancy Arlene Vinton
Goldie Vinton
Gladys Allison
Mrs. Vinton
Nancy
Glenn Mace
Bill Boshart
Glenn
HALO
Valend Rvi
MAJOR
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Cockaynes Orch
oMothers
Crystalite
Heisey
Nicola
Royal China
China
Switzerland
Nicola & Harmons
North Side Square
Clayton
Herman
Core
Pleasantvile
Freitag
Frynauf
Hines
C. V. Crull
John W. Lee
SYKES
Frank Adams
6Th Ave
E. Albia
Sykes Baturday
Hote Sykes
Chicago 3
Illinois
Moms
Rothschild’s
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