Demon eighth graders edge Mt. Pleasant 58 56 in dual meet
Mt. Pleasant eighth graders won 58 to 56 over Washington at Case Field in a boys' eighth grade track dual. Event winners included Mt. Pleasant in 100 yd dash and 660 yd run with Shaf and others, while Mt. Pleasant secured multiple relays and field events, edging Washington in a tight meet. Washington standout scorers included Curtis Pacha and Mark Williams among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Case Field
Curtis Pacha
Matt Redlinger
John Hagist
Mark Williams
Steve Sproule
Hill
Mark Genkinger
Siggy
Brian Blackburn
Shawls
Shaf
Taller
Randy Robison
Scott Craig
Joe Rossen
Mark Scott
Tim Carr
Jim Edmunds
Myers
Curt Pacha
Professional Directory Listing of Attorneys and Services
Directory of law firms and professionals in Washington Iowa area detailing Griffiths Anderson Buffer Day Kehoe Meeker Bates Morrison Morrison Lloyd Owen Stewart Shearer Tindal and others with addresses phone numbers and office hours. Includes chiropractors osteopaths optometrist nursing home and child care listings plus a professional movers company in Fairfield Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffiths
Anderson
Buffer Lawrence B. Griffiths
Tracy Anderson
Peter F. Buffer
W. Main
Washington
Kalona
Sth &B Street
Livingston, Day, Kehoe
Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meek
Williamsburg Wins 76 Hawk Relays Meet Title
Williamsburg captured the team title at the 6th annual Hawk Relays with 98 points, while Mid-Prairie placed fifth with 40. BGM and E I HC champions led with multiple records set, including Jeff DeWilder 57 5 in shot put and 133 5 in discus. Williamsburg 9th grade relay marks 49 2 and 3 51 5, Kore Kos and teammates starred for Mid-Prairie in the medley, with field event notes including Billups 43 8 in shot put and Showalter 18 11 long jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Mid-Prairie Hawks
Hawks
B.G.M
E.I.H.C
West Liberty
Columbus
Jeff DeWilder
DeWilder
Raiders
Mid-Prairie
Kevin Kos
Kos
Dave Showalter
John Griffith
Jerry Griffith
Gaylen Andersen
Kim Chaloupka
Kevin Neuzil
Joe Griffith
Tom Gingerich
Dave Billups
Pleasure horses need more feed with increased riding
Eldon J. Hans says light horses winter on 10 to 12 pounds of grass-legume hay. With more riding in warm weather, add grain. A horse used vigorously for one hour daily needs about 1 percent of body weight in grain beyond hay. A 1000 pound horse would need about 10 pounds of grain daily. Feed should be reduced after several days of inactivity. Each horse’s ration must be balanced to fit individual condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon J. Hans
Melody Strikers Hold Annual Banquet and Elections
The Melody Strikers Bowling League met at the VFW hall with 34 attendees. Fairy Sampson presided as president, and Ann Curl was elected president for 1976 77 with Julia Seis as vice president Lucy Smith secretary treasurer and Carol Wolfe sergeant at arms. Top scores included Hall's Feed Service leading series and games while Barbara Beauchamp led high averages and high series with Lucy Smith and Kay Lister close behind. Connie Schooley won most improved average and Washington County Abstract Company received a special prize for congeniality. Barbara Beauchamp reminded members of an August 10 workshop for the Women s Bowling Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody Strikers Bowling League
VFW Hall
Fairy Sampson
Ann Curl
Julia Seis
Lucy Smith
Carol Wolfe
Hazel Sitler
Polly Riley
Barb Steele
Hall’s Feed Service
Washington State Bank
Wayne's Oil & Tire Service
Hall's Feed Service
Osincup Drug
Barbara Beauchamp
Inez Lomen
Kay Lister
Donna Carr
Connie Schooley
Washington County Abstract Company
Women’s Bowling Association
Bold Forbes gets post in Preakness
Kentucky Derby winner Bold Forbes drew the inside post four for Saturdays Preakness at Pimlico. Honest Pleasure the Derby favorite drew six, with Angel Cordero aboard Bold Forbes and Braulio Baeza on Honest Pleasure. Life's Hope and Elocutionist also drew key spots as Laz Barrera guides a two horse entry in the 101st Preakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
UPI
Bold Forbes
Honest Pleasure
Pimlico
E. Rodriguez Tizol
Angel Cordero
Braulio Baeza
Elmendorf
Red
Entremont
Cojak
Harbor View Farm
Life
Laz Barrera
Elocutionist
Barrera
Grant visits Brighton as Mayo doctor aids kin
Dr. Kenneth Grant of Denver visits his sister-in-law Laton Schooley in Brighton while en route home from Rochester Minnesota where his son and daughter-in-law Clive and family reside. The Mayo Clinic orthopedic surgeon attended family gatherings and a national auxiliary meeting with multiple members and guests across Cedar Rapids Fairfield and Washington during Mothers Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laton Schooley
Brighton
Kenneth Grant
Denver
Colo
Clive Grant
Kelly
Rochester
Minn
Grant
Mayo Clinic
Larry Hunter
Elmer Moore
American Legion Auxiliary
Mt. Pleasant
Jane Marshall
Beulah Coffin
Ross Day
Pat Coffman
Lois Young
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Coffman
Leisa
Newton
Hubert Morgan
Bill Fiala
Brooke
Keith Young
Stella Beiber
Marion
Mike Coffman
Fremont
Nebraska
John Ott
Joe
Julie
Leo Dunbar
Harold Speidel
Phil Speidel
Pleasant
Lee Schooley
Marty
Murray
Monte
Higdon
Leland Horton
Roberta Ulm
Fairfield
Joe Gowey
Ivan Wyse
Wayland
Eunice Gowey
Norman Lechner
Prairie Home Cafe
Henry Lechner
John C Lechner
Kirksville
Terry Watson
Clare Ann
Sara
Washington
Glenn Pringle
Ada Wilson
Loy
Ken Pringle
Charles Drish
Camping trip and family visits across Missouri and Iowa
On Saturday they took the camper to La Grange Missouri for a state-park camping trip. Mrs Bob Mullikin and her Balent family joined three St Louis sisters and children there. Fairfield visitors included Raymond Bud Miller his daughter Lisa and granddaughter Bethany Leathers and Mrs Harold Rebling Jr. Mothers Day guests at Luton Schooley home included Robert Fillmore of Burlington. George Cook of Oskaloosa nephew of Mrs Grace Hoover had heart surgery in Kansas City with Mrs Cook and son David Cook of Marshalltown. Mrs Cook will stay until he can return home. Ferne Kurtz visited her sister Mrs Henry Lechner on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Robert Williams
Brian
Des Moines
Nettie Chuck
A. L. Supalla
East Pleasant Plain
Esther Kane
Candace Chuck
Marshalltown
Steve Chuck
Burlington
Phil Messer
Ft. Madison
Chester Messer
Hazel Wikoff
Tom Pacha
Elsie Atkinson
Raymond Werner
Winfield
Lydia Allison
Joe Deutsch Sr
Ray
Pam
Harold Lynn
Marcel Allison
Fairfield
Stover
Deutsch
Richard Allison
San Antonio
Tex
Bob Mullikin
Rochester
la Grange
John Balent
Nancy
Mary Ann
St. Louis
Raymond
Bud) Miller
Lisa
Bethany Leathers
Harold Rebling Jr
Ethel Hanze
Robert Fillmore
Luton Schooley
Lee Schooley
Monte
George Cook
Oskaloosa
Grace Hoover
Brighton
St. Lukes Hospital
Kansas City
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Swartzendruber
John Kleese
Mark Crawford
Mark Crile
Snavely
Swarzendruber
Shaffer
Professional Directory
John C. Owen
East Main Street
Farm Financing Production Credit Association
North
Iowa
Melvin Schneider
Nursing
Maplewood Manor Nursing Home
Keota
Osteopaths
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
John W. Lemmon
Iowa Avenue
Court House
Children’s House, Inc
Ainsworth
Cook's
TFR, Inc
Atlas van Lines
Melody Strikers
Forbes
United States
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Grant
Washington Evening Journal
Air
Kewanee
Mulder
Dunham
Farmers Supply Sales, Inc
Bob Roe
Berty
America
U.S
Tasco
Hall's
Nostalgia, Inc
Gildersleeve
Cavalcade America
Barry Craig
Kock-Fu
Riley
The
Wield
Kibre Wooo
Neal Hall
Trenton
Central Air
Ford Ltd
P.S
P.E
Lone Star
Firestone
Electrolux
Apt
Conn
Duncan Phyfe
Hobby & Misc
Louise
Lucy
Dwight D. Smith
van Syoc — Hoyer — Cornick Auction & Realty Co., Inc
H.H. van Syoc
New London, Iowa
J.R. Hoyer
Hillsboro
R.W. CornIck
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