Lone Tree Destroys Washington B Team 62 to 0
Lone Tree footballers overwhelmed Washington B team yesterday at Lone Tree by a 62 to 0 score. Washington coach George Bowman blamed poor tackling and lack of experience for the defeat. Washington starters included Luers Buck Sojka Havel Hamm Jarvis Rich Schmitt Schneider Tanner Caldwell. Rich suffered an injury. an x-ray expected to show only a cracked rib.
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Lone Tree
Washington
George Bowman
Luers
Buck
Sojka
Havel
Hamm
Jarvis
Rich
Schmitt
Schneider
Tanner
Caldwell
Washington Demons Suffer 23-0 Loss to Muscatine
Washington high School remained winless after a 23-0 defeat by Muscatine in the Little Six. Washington showed little intensity while Muscatine capitalized with a safety and two touchdowns as the Demons stalled near the Muscatine four yard line in the late game.
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Washington
iPairfield
Demons
Muscatine
Bob Weber
Washington High School
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Burlinston
Phelps
Zook
Johnson
James
Lawrence
Schultz
Thornton
Shrauger Family Visits As Iowa City Football Draws Near
Local note reports Mr. and Mrs. H F Shrauger of Atlantic arriving for a weekend visit with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Day after attending the Iowa Illinois football game in Iowa City. The item also lists various social visits and local travel notes with several named residents and events.
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H. F. Shrauger
Atlantic
Robert Day
Shraugers
Iowa City
Vic Shipright
Osceola
D. K. Pence
Ottumwa Bears Trample Fairfield 26–0 in Rainy Home Opener
Ottumwa's Bulldogs dominate Fairfield Trojans 26 to 0 in a Little Six clash at home as Jim Long runs 15 yards for the first score and Walter Walker features with a 58 yard punt return and a 25 yard pass for a second touchdown.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Bulldogs
Fairfield Trojans
Jim Long
Wayne Freshout
Walter Walker
Walker
Junior Clark
Centerville
Fort Madison
Johnny Lazzaretto
Chuck Smith
Jim Peterson
Keith James
Jack Wallace
Band Again Makes Splendid Showing
Customers at the Muscatine Washington football game were entertained between halves by the Washington band under Director Melvin Hill with Andy Hayter as drum major. Milo Sorden announced the band program and said marches were prepared for a fall Ottumwa festival in which the band will participate. Part of the program was performed in rain but the musicians were unbothered.
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Muscatine
West Chester routs North English in Ke-Wash showdown
West Chester high school crushed North English 45 to 0 to extend its Ke-Wash conference title bid. Starback Earl Duvall ran in five touchdowns while Junior Bauer added two on receptions. The hosts dominated on offense and contained North English’s ground game.
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West Chester
West Chester High School
North English
Earl Duvall
Junior Bauer
Wellman
Williamsburg
Iowa
Wellman Wildcats
Bob Menary
Leon Miller
Don Swartzendruber
Devore Reddinger
Kalona
Richland
Jack Reece
Reece
Rickeys Host Neighbors and Family Visitors
Mr and Mrs S T Rickey received guests including their nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Fred Ruth who are en route to Leavenworth Washington to start a new home. Also visiting were Mrs Faye Eden of Redmonds California and brothers in Columbus City and Winfield. Mary Rickey a Cedar Rapids teacher visits this weekend.
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C. E. Negus
Davenport
Walter Jungbluth
Ellis
Negus
Elkhart
Ind
Central Loan Corporation
Washington
S. T. Rickey
Fred Ruth
Leavenworth
Wash
Washington, D. C
Mr. Rickey
Faye Eden
Redmonds
Calif
Columbus City
Winfield
John Graham
Durham
Earle Libe
Waterloo
Mary Rickey
Cedar Rapids
Softball Tourney Scheduled for Armory Field Tomorrow
The city league softball tournament will be played at Armory Field tomorrow at nine o'clock with eight teams. Mike Lee announced the lineup remains as previously stated, and a small gate fee will go to the general fund to buy lights next year at Greenfield after weather delays.
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Armory Field
Mike” Lee
Greenfield
World Series odds return to original level
In St. Louis on October 4, the New York Yankees remained 1 to 2 favorites to win the World Series as the Dodgers tied the series at two games apiece. After opening 1 to 2 and briefly shifting to 1 to 8, the odds returned to the original line as momentum balanced.
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ST. Louis
New York Yankees
Yanks
Dodgers
Dodgers Lead Series Odds Amid Game Day Favor
Dodgers held a 17 to 10 series odds and stood 13 to 10 to win today’s game, reflecting strong expectations for the matchup.
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Dodgers
Development of Poultry Industry Began Early In US
The poultry industry in the United States traces its development to the early nineteenth century, while Europe and Asia long valued eggs. Early settlers relied on wild fowl for food, with domestic birds supplementing them when wild supply lagged.
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Europe
Asia
China
Women's Society At Acheson Home
The Women s Missionary Society afternoon division of the United Presbyterian church met with Mrs I L Colthurst and Mrs R A Acheson. Seventeen members answered roll call. Mrs Silas Ross and Mrs D J Patterson attended after long separations. Reports from the Crawfordsville Prayer Retreat were shared and plans for Thankoffering day and future work discussed. Tributes to Mrs George Maxwell and Mrs J D Matthews were recorded.
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Women’s Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
I. L. Colthurst
R. A. Acheson
Silas Ross
D. J. Patterson
Masson
Beamer
Assait
Cairo
Egypt
D. H. McLaughlin
C. L. Samson
Walter Kyle
Crawfordsville
Committee On Memorials
George Maxwell
J.). Matthews
W Neffs Host Snowball Social Club Evening
Snowball Social Club members and families enjoyed a cooperative supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Neff. Mrs Neff is a former member of the club. All but three club families attended the gathering with some attending the football game afterward.
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Walter Neff
West Pointers Form Senior Junior Clubs
West Point 4 H club forms two groups a senior and a junior after a Wednesday meeting where club girls voted on the plan and organized the new structure.
Elna Swenson and Joe Easter Wed in Swedesburg Church
Elna Swenson of Olds daughter of Mr and Mrs Gus Swenson and Joe Easter of Washington were married Thursday at Swedesburg Evangelical Lutheran Church. Rev Carl Banander officiated the ring ceremony before 125 guests. The bride teaches in Olds, the groom works at Tucker Chevrolet, and they will reside on South Marion Avenue.
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Elna Swenson
Olds
Gus Swenson
Swedesburg
Joe Easter
Washington
Swedesburg Evangelical Lutheran Church
Carl Banander
Tilene Benson
Mrs. Hansen
Muscatine
Marie Swenson
Preston Edmondson
Ainsworth
Gilbert Swenson
Glen Hulquist
Olds School
Tucker Chevrolet
Marion Avenue
Turks Regard Green as Sacred Color in Prayer Rugs
The Turks hold green as a sacred color and limit its use mainly to prayer rugs, reflecting a religiously significant association tied to ceremonial fabric and worship practices.
Club Forms Senior and Junior Groups for Girls
The article notes Joan Blodgett as a leader for both groups. The senior group has eight members with Donna Rief as president and Joy Bauer as vice president. Officers include Peggy McDowell secretary Joyce Kleese treasurer Patty McDowell historian and reporter Mary Jane Stephens music chairman Elda Ruth McDowell recreation chairman. The junior group also has eight members led by Marcella Bowser president Jeri Lee Anderson vice president Kay Cherry secretary treasurer Joan Blogett historian and reporter Faith Bauer music chairman Judy Anderson Betty Blogett Mary Bowser in charge of recreation. Separate meetings are planned with joint parties. Mrs Ted Anderson will lead both groups helped by Mrs Robert Eckels.
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Joan Blodgett
Donna Rief
Joy Bauer
Peggy McDowell
Joyce Kleese
Patty McDowell
Mary Jane Stephens
Elda Ruth McDowell
Marcella Bowser
Jeri Lee Anderson
Kay Cherry
Joan Blogett
Faith Bauer
Judy Anderson
Betty Blogett
Mary Bowser
Ted Anderson
Robert Eckels
Hospital admits and dismissals listed after games
Admitted yesterday Harold Gillaspie of Keota medical and Roy Campbell of Richland medical. Dismissed today Mrs Ronald Birka and daughter Riverside Charles Johnson route four Mrs Cloyce Stewart route one Mrs Cloyce Zieklowsky route three Mrs Roy Nelson route two Jerry Foriash West Chester. Mr Sorden spoke during intermission replacing Hal Williams the longtime game announcer.
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Harold Gillaspie
Keota
Roy Campbell
Richland
Ronald Birka
Riverside
Charles Johnson
Cloyce Stewart
Cloyce Zieklowsky
Roy Nelson
Jerry Foriash
West Chester
Mr. Sorden
Hal Williams
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Missouri
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Dora Andersen
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Grand Rapids
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College Springs
Iowa Synod
Robert Stahmer
Max White
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E. 3Rd St
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Chicago
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William Nichols
Memphis
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Stonard Nichols
Hollywood
Fred L. Stewart
J. A. Conger
Long Beach
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Los Angeles
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Will Hemmings
Dan Fox
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Edward Hyncik
Edward, Jr
Jon Pavlik
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Barbara Arnold
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Mt. Pleasant
Milton Kokjohn
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Southern Bus Lines, Inc
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