Kensington Club and church groups meet in October notes
The Kensington Club met with Mrs Mable Thompson on a Wednesday afternoon, and members read poems, viewed California trip photos, and enjoyed needlework. Various groups including the Ainsworth Beavers 4 H Club, Westminster Guild, and Sewing Circle held meetings with hosts such as Mrs John Frame and Mrs Ronald Ornduff. Other items mention visitors, family events, church plans, and a curry pear omelet recipe.
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Thompson Ainsworth
Kensington Club
Mable Thompson
Ben Fitzgerald
California
Thompson
Fitzgerald
G. F. Trotter
Tom Davis
Washington
John K. Skubal
Christine
Linda Klopfenstein
Brenda Todd
Douglas Wilson
Pat Schuerman
John Skubal
Raymond Wilson
Ainsworth Beavers 4-H Club
Steve
Mike Roberts
Steve Roberts
Clifford Ort
Bill Steele
Drew
Earl Steele
John Frame
Preston Edmondson
W. R. Murphy
Lewis Coon
Eula Mae
Edwin Peiffer
Near West Chester
Westminister Guild
Russell Jones
Hensman Smith
Susan’ Jones
Jess Quigley
John Harold Davis
Harold Jones
Bill Podaris
Concern
Jonah
Cotter Church
Gomer
Ina Owen
Europe
Wales
Salem Church
Cotter School
Cotter
Smith
Salem
Kenneth Arthur
Ronald Ornduff
Angela Knight
Angela
Rabenold
Richard Stephens
Chicago
S.A. Stephens
Herb Rich
Olds
Waco
Harmony
Crawfordsville
S. A. Stephens
Demons Fall 32 to 0 as Fairfield Trojans Dominate
Fairfield Trojans overwhelm Washington Demons 32 to 0 at Case Field. Led by quarterback Dick Nelson and backs Ken Switzer Gary Hoskins, the Trojans opened with a 13 point first half and added another 19 in the third quarter before finishing with a fourth quarter drive capped by Don Lane. Washington offense struggled to mount resistance.
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Washington
Demons
Fairfield Trojans
Case Field
Trojans
Dick Nelson
Fairfield Crew
Trojan
Ken Switzer
Gary Hossophomore
Randy Frey
Lynn Harvey
Fairfield
Miller
Jerry McEntee
Nelson
Gary Hoskins
Hoskins
Pache
Lemons
Paydirt
Roger Farmer
John Miller
Pat Hennigan
Switzer
Tro
Ans
Tumpie
Don Lane
Local travelers plan Smoky Mountains sightseeing weekend
Ar s BS R Sostwick, Don Bell, Mrs. George Breitenbach and Mrs. Howard Freshwaters will depart this weekend for the Smoky Mountains for a two week sightseeing trip.
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Ars
R. Sostwick
Abs
Don Bell
George Breitenbach
Howard Freshwaters
The
Smoky Mountains
Leaders win in Southeast Six
Fort Madison, Mt. Pleasant and Fairfield posted lopsided Southeast Six wins on Friday. Fort Madison defeated Davis County 45 to 7, Mt. Pleasant beat Centerville 32 to 6, and Fairfield triumphed over Washington 32 to 0.
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Fort Madison
Mt. Pleasant
Fairfield
Fort Madison Bloodhounds
Davis County
Centerville
Washington
Bloodhounds
Dave Sears
Derrick
Bob Lane
Payne
Gene Proctor
Bob Johnson
Barry Kraus
Lane
Mike Black
Ron Glisen
Panthers
Big Reds
Rex Hite
Jack Kovacevich
Welcher
Leroy Faris
Mid-Prairi
Ft. Madison
Warriors rout Hedrick in non conference football win
Waco Warriors piled up 554 yards in a 59 to 7 victory over Hedrick Friday night. Ken Brimhall led with passing and rushing, as Dave Clark and Ken Roth added big runs. Hedrick managed 243 yards and a late first half scoring strike. Next week, Waco visits Van Buren in a key conference game.
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Wayland
Waco
Warriors
Hedrick
Ken Brimhall
Ken Madden
Dave Clark
Brimhall
Bob
Hall
Madden
Wayne Roth
Dennis Brown
Bill Miller
Ken Roth
John Clark
Theodore Roth
Ken Miller
Duane Roth
Rich Seberg
van Buren
Dodgers Lose as White's Three-Run Homer Caps Alston Move
Dodgers fall 5-3 to the Phillies after Walter Alston walks Richie Allen to pitch to harmonized lefty Jim White who belts a three-run homer. Short stops the Dodgers late as Pennant race tightens with rain threats and NL results elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Waite
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Alston
Ron Perranoski
Richie Allen
White
Allen
Claude Osteen
Phillie
Local high school football scores from week late games
Bettendorf defeated Keokuk 46 to 6 while Keota routed Tri County 6 to 6 remained tied. Muscatine shutout Ottumwa 13 to 0 and Wapello upset New London 30 to 6. U High overwhelmed West Liberty 0 to 0 and Newton beat Oskaloosa 21 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettendorf
Keokuk
Keota
Tri-County
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Wapello
New London
U High
West Liberty
Newton
Oskaloosa
Keota' Named Top Sales Contest Winner
Keota was named one of the top four sales producers in the state in a Hawkeye National Life Insurance Co. contest. He received a five day all expense fishing trip to Canada as a prize.
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Sacger
Keota
Hawkeye National Life Insurance Co
Des Moines
Canada
Major Leagues Standings and Weekend Schedule With Results
National League leaders Los Angeles Pittsburgh San Francisco and Philadelphia atop the table with wins and losses. Saturday and Sunday matchups include Houston New York Chicago St Louis and Atlanta actions with starting pitchers listed for key games. American League races show Baltimore Detroit Minnesota Chicago Cleveland Kansas City New York California and Baltimore among contending teams with pennant clinch noted for Minnesota.
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Pittsburgh
Giants
Pirates
White
RBI
Chris Short
Dodgers
Short
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Lou Johnson
Dodger
New York
Houston
St. Louis
Chicago
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
California
Cleveland
Larry Dierker
Astros
Ed Bressoud
Ron Hunt
Jack Fisher
Mets
Dick Hughes
Ed Spiezio
Cardinals
Cubs
Hughes
Ferguson Jenkins
United Press International National League
W. L. Pet
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
San Fran
Pitts
Zachary
Gardner
Washington
Boston
Minesota
McDowell
Rubio
Peterson
Horlen
Nash
McLain
Perry
Bunker
Birthday dinner at Packwood hosts Greiner kin
Mrs. Marie Greiner celebrates birthday with a gathering at Packwood. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Leo Keifer and Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Greiner and Dorothy, and Mrs. Louie Snakenberg of Sigourney. Several local visits noted.
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Boyd Sanders Keota
Leo Keifer
Roger
Marie Greiner
Wm. J. Greiner
Dorothy
Louie Snakenberg
Sigourney
Joe Greiner
Packwood
Ira Saunders
Brighton
Florence Crawford
Washington
Harold Pepper
Lee Henry
Robert Larson
Manchester
Elmer Vincent
Wayne Mangold
Lancaster Church
Steve Finch
Myrtle Stites
Leo Malle
Myrtle Sties
Moble
East Lafayette Street
Albert Ollinger
Pochantas
Emma Ollinger
Glover and Massengale Lead Canadian Open Golf
Glover 24 and Massengale each shot 70 to lead the Canadian Open at 140 after two rounds. Heavy fog and rain blanketed the Vancouver course as top names like Nicklaus, Geiberger and Casper struggled and many stars missed the cut.
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Vancouver
B.C
UPI
Randy Glover
Don Massengale
Glover
Massengale
Jack Nicklaus
al Geiberger
Billy Casper
Ken Venturi
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Dudley Wysong
Charles Coody
Stan Leonard
Alvie Thompson
Jim Ferrier
Shaughnessy
Bert Yancey
Tom Weiskopf
Nicklaus
Chiefs Open Home Stand Versus Bills at Municipal Stadium
Chiefs host the Bills at Municipal Stadium aiming to extend a strong start as Len Dawson leads a potent attack with receivers Chris Burford Otis Taylor and Fred Arbanas. Buffalo, coming off losses but riding a renewed running game and solid defense, seeks a upset to stay in playoff contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bills
Chiefs
AFL
Len Dawson
Chris Burford
Otis Taylor
Fred Arbanas
Buffalo
San Diego
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Yong
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Walt Disney
LE Robin Crusc Technicolor
Amy Aun
Perranoski
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Phillies
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Mace Motor Car Lot Fast
Joe Gergen
Kansas City Chiefs
Sheridan Whiteside
Whiteside
Oakland
Municipal Stadium
Miami
New York Jets
Patriots
Denver
Orton
E. Washington
Richard Embree
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Standard Oil Dealer
Ron’s Standard
East Washington
Wayne’s Standard
West Madison
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