Demons fall 7 0 at Centerville in road game
Washington’s Demons were shut out 7 to 0 by Centerville Big Reds on their home field. Centerville opened with a kick return score and dominated most of the game as Washington’s defense kept the line from scoring again. Washington twice threatened but came up empty, finishing with four first downs and 58 rushing yards while Centerville racked up 196 rushing yards and 47 passing yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Centerville
Big Reds
Jone
Demons
Keokuk
Chiefs
Rirst
Lars Sjoberg
Guinn
McClure
Horak
Jones
Haifley
Mulcahy
Reds
Bruce Brown
John Mul
Cahy
Clark
Long
Anders
Kovakovich
Loel Letts
Lars
Stovery
Richard Vosika
Letts
Quinn
Thomas
Morris
Dougall
Jim Grubb
Brown
Sjoberg
Red
Scranton
Harold Thomas
Mark Webb
Tim Sweet
Bill Kovacevich
Jerry Angaran
Iowa City
Kalona
Pleasant View
Iowa
B.C. Foster
E. N. Foster
John Freese
Peru
Til
Carl Youngdale
Panthers Beat Ft Madison In Southeast Six Clash
Mt. Pleasant remained undefeated by scoring 28 points in the second quarter to defeat Ft Madison in a Southeast Six Conference game. Proctor connected on a 27 yard pass to Thomson and Ed Wilson scored twice. Fairfield beat Davis County 7 to 0 and Centerville topped Washington 7 to 0. Final conference standings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Ft Madison
Fairfield
Davis County
Centerville
Washington
Bill Calloway
Kent ‘Thomson
Thomson
Proctor
Emard
Ed Wilson
Ft. Madison
Panther
Wally Lane
Dennis Morton
Mike Rowe
Bill Blough
Mt. Pleasant Fairfield Centerville
Fort Madison Washington
Women's Bowling Results Friday at General Life Hobby
Women's bowling results list teams and scores from Friday events. General Life led with team series 1822 and Fareway 1787 while individual high scorers included Ferne Birney with 496 in series and 202 in a game, Betty Ward 494, Ardella Harvey 196.
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Swifts
Fareway
Randy's
Advance Ross
Credit Bureau
General Life
Ferne Birney
Betty Ward
Ardella Harvey
Cedar Rapids Prairie stops Mid-Prairie 27–0 in football
WELLMAN Prairie High of Cedar Rapids defeated Mid-Prairie 27 to 0 Friday night. The Hawks threatened once at the 17 yard line. Scoring came from Jim Doigt four yards Marty Clements five yards and a 45 yard pass to Larry Marek. Lon Scriven added a six yard run. Mid-Prairie battled stomach flu and injuries hampering starters. Next Friday the Hawks travel to Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman — Prairie High
Cedar Rapids
Mid- Prairie
Mid - Prairie Hawks
Jim Doigt
Marty Clements
Clements
Larry Marek
Lon Scriven
Mid - Prairie
Hawks
Fairfield
Investigation to lead Baker inquiry in Senate Rules panel
The Senate voted 50 000 for a Rules Committee inquiry into former Senate official Robert G Baker. The 35 year old resigned Oct 7 after outside interests surfaced including a 1.2 million motel venture a vending machine firm and a Capitol Hill hotel club. Chairman B Everett Jordan seeks a well qualified investigator and may hire a retired FBI agent to staff the probe. A closed session is planned to hear potential witnesses. Other aides will be provided by the General Accounting Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rules Committee
FBI
Jordan
Ellen Rometsch
Senate
General Accounting Office
Baker
Capitol Hill
Congress
Lone Tree Rout Columbus High 48 to 6 in Friday Game
Lone Tree defeated Columbus Community 48 to 6 as Schaapveld scored three rushing touchdowns on 25 12 and 72 yard runs. Slake added two rushing TDs from 15 and five yards while Phelps and Hunter contributed one each. Cerny kicked two extra points and Carlson Hemstead Phelps and Sorden added points.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus
Lone Tree
Snyder
Schaapveld
Slake
Phelps
Hunter
Cerny
Carlson
Hemstead
Sorden
Lane Leaders League Results and Top Scores
Lane Leaders League results show Ainsworth, McCleery, Wilson, and Marshall posting strong team totals with Marshall Minick leading team series and game scores. Roe and Dowis delivered high individual marks while Hunsaker and Patterson supported with notable single games.
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Ainsworth
McCleery
Wilson
Marshall
Teds
Duncan
Roe
Carson
Sligh
Marshall - Minck
Marshall - Minick
Ann Hunsaker
M. Dowis
D. Patterson
Elsa Maxwell DieS At 80 After Heart Ailment
New York UPI reports Elsa Maxwell 80 world renowned society figure and leading party giver died in a hospital Friday evening after heart disease. Born May 24 1883 in Keokuk Iowa she rose to fame in San Francisco and became a famed hostess entertaining royalty and statesmen. Perle Mesta called Maxwell irreplaceable saying there will be no other Elsa Maxwell in this era.
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New York
UPI
Elsa Maxwell
Miss Maxwell
Paris
Manhattan
Delmonico
Reokuk
Iowa
San Franciso
Society Heights
Maxwell
Washington
Perle Mesta
Wellman Auxiliary to observe American Education Week
Wellman Auxiliary plans to mark American Education Week with a program featuring Walter Johnson elementary principal of Mid Prairie, plus visits to local grade schools and a special Education School at Prairie Flower. Other club activities include Rebekah Lodge notes, Eastern Star duties, and community visits highlighting local events and frost warnings across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
American Education Week
American Legion
National Education Association
Hotel Savory
Des Moines
American Legion Auxiliary
Charles Polton Post
Walter Johnson
Mid Prairie
Prairie Flower
Wellman Rebekah Lodge
Hazel’ Enfield
Noble Grand
Mae Marek
Rebekah Assembly
Ottumwa
Lela Goodwin
Professional Directory entries for lawyers and firms
A compact listing of several law firms and attorneys with office addresses and phone numbers. Includes Louis J. Kehoe at Jeffry Building, Livingston Day & Bates with Day and Bates, George F. Morrison Ford Morrison Ira Morrison, Morrison Morrison and Lloyd at 211 W Washington St, and Louise Boys at 211 W Washington St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
Sant West Main St
George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison
Lloyd
Edmond D. Morrison
Louise Boys
Washington St
John C. Owen
West Washington
the Square
Stewa Hearer
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
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Don Graves
Wade Clark
Tom Anders
Tom Jones
Murt
Larry Shondel
Andy Kruzich
Joe Conn
Brad Meénville
Jim Galbot
Mike Steens
Pete Trotter
Lenny Sniegnowski
Jim Carney
Jim Totley
Dave Morris
Jim Stubb
Jim Kauffman
Tim Horak
Ron Marsh
Dave Everett
Rod Britain
John Mulcahy
Tom Lowe
Tim Dougall
Rich Ballard
Joe
Panthers
Atl
Pancho
Eastman Colorscope
Eee
C. L. Jennings
New London
Leigh Johnson
Wintershyer
Wawalston
Seacur
Cartoon — News
Evening Journal
General Life of
Randy
Credit Bureau of Wash
Swift
Ross
Rexall
Pioneer Drug
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Robert Baker
Url
Reeren
Immanuel Lutheran
East Washington
13Th St
Dennis A. Stutrud
Washington Concrete CO
North 12Th St. and
Rock Island Tracks
Columbus High
Lane Leaders League
Olympia
Brown Finance
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Gov
George Ae
Michigan
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Pre-Soos Pontics
Wellman Auxiliary
Bury J. Henderson
Wellman Order of Eastern Star
Veterans Auditorium
Keith Rowe
Mercy Hospital
Jason Meredith
Roy Crossett
Davenport
Betty Hesseltine
H.N.S
Elmer Weers
Laura
Mason City
Loran van Dorn
Weers
Bardeldt Weers
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
P. L. Etter
Mon
D. D
Logan Jewelry
R. Q. Eastland
Journal
Marilyn Dasher
F.L. Dasher
Keota
State University of Iowa
Scottish Highlanders
America
Times Square Station
The
Advertsing Council
Newspaper ‘Advertsing Executives
Attogiation
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