Washington High Demon boosters display players in local shops
The De-Mon booster club, with help from Washington merchants, placed color photos of Washington High School football players in shop windows to boost homecoming spirit against Pleasant Valley. Photos will be given to players. funds support district athletics.
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Washington
Washington De-Men
Ron Hackbarth
De-Mon
Gary Little — Hardees
Richard Wood
Zieglowsky
John Wolf
Orscheln Farm & Home
Dennis Bond
Handy Pantry
Randy Knerr
Washington Lumber
Jim Evans
Richard George
Bill Tucker
Brake’s Fabric Center
Mark Heisdorffer
Jarvis Appliance
Mike Snider
Connelly Hardware
Brian Keedy
Seifert’s
Jeff Hibler
Ed’s Sportshop
John Sobaski
K’lyn Shop
Steve Vandenburg
Gary Black
Steve's
Marshall Doughty
Derby Station
Ron Mullikin
Washington Federal Savings & Loan
Jim Scheeler
D & W Fabric
Dan Renoux
Terry Renoux
Marshall Furniture
Doug Farrier
Frontier Cafe
Mark Ballard
Everetts Music
Joe Moretti
Ben Franklin
David Booth
Dr. Helscher
Marty Miller
Perdock’s
Todd Nemmers
Nemmers
Ahart
Rosien
Davis
Demon
Brighton
Booth Grocery
Farrier Barber Shop
Rubio Savings Bank
Edwards Insurance
Brighton Cafe
Popejoy
Stannard
Don’s Standard
Washington Freshmen Defeat Ft. Madison 27-21 at Case Field
Washington freshmen beat Ft. Madison 27-21 to move to 3-0 as Roger Williams rushed for 131 yards on 19 carries and scored the go ahead TD in the fourth quarter. Marty Schooley sparked the comeback with an interception on the Bloodhounds 25 as Washington outgained 288 to 167.
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Roger Williams
Washington
Ft. Madison
Case Field
Demons
Demon
Marty Schooley
Williams
Hounds
Jim Ward
Bill Whittenberg
Drew Nardy
Scott Rich
Jeff McCarthy
Sean O’hanlon
Ward
Bennett Goeke
Rich
Dale Harter
Randy Hahn
Whittenberg
Jerry Roth
Duane Hagensick
Schooley
Gary Goodwin
O’hanlon
Sid Mabb
Brian Carter
Marty Sojka
Roth
Tony Leyden
Washington eighth grade tops Iowa City Northwest 20 8
The Washington eighth grade football team beat Iowa City Northwest 20 to 8 in Iowa City on Thursday. A strong second half defense forced turnovers and set up two touchdowns as Washington improved to 2-0 and prepares for a 4 p.m. game at Muscatine High School against Muscatine Central on Oct. 9.
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Iowa City
Washington
Iowa City Northwest
Doug Black
Demon
Gary Carr
Northwest
Kevin Ward
Black
Jim Williams
Mark Genkinger
Marty McKowen
Dennis Pacha
Pacha
Greg Widmer
Phil Rusley
Gene Zeck
Rusley
Dale Mullikin
Rusty Knorr
McKowen
Muscatine High School
Muscatine Central
Johnson County
Iowa
Township
Chester A. Miller
Ellis M. Swartzendruber
Baldrige & Baldrige
Lauterbur Sees Iowa Hawkeyes Turning Point Game
Iowa coach Frank Lauterbur calls the nonconference matchup with unbeaten Arizona a turning point after a 0-3 start. He plans to start sophomore Butch Caldwell at quarterback and lean on a stronger running game with Jim Jensen and Mark Fetter, while Royce Mix shows progress. The coach expects a wider open contest and emphasizes containing Arizona's offense.
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Iowa City
UPI
Iowa
Frank Lauterbur
Arizona
Hawkeyes
Michigan
UCLA
Penn State
Colorado State
Wyoming
Indiana
Lauterbur
Hawks
Caldwell
Jim Jensen
Mark Fetter
Royce Mix
Wildcats
Bruce Hill
T”’ Bell
Waco Drama Plans Fall Play Sleeping Beauty of Loveland
Waco's Drama Department schedules the fall production Sleeping Beauty of Loveland for November 9 and 10. The full length children's theatre piece requires at least six male and twelve female performers. Tryouts occurred October 1 and 2.
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Waco
Drama Department
Knitters Work Highlights Kalona Property Sale Mention
Mae Bone of Albia despite partial use of her left hand and wheelchair creates intricate crewel work and knitting pieces. Henry H. Miller and wife convey Lot 5 and part of Lot 6 in Kalona to Raymond L. Yetty and wife as recorded in the Original Plat’s Block 16.
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Henry H. Miller
Raymond L. Yetty
Kalona
Mae Bone
Albia
Steelers aim to finally beat Unitas and stay unbeaten
The Steelers travel to face Johnny Unitas now with the San Diego Chargers at age 40 as they try to win their first four games. They are 19 point favorites as other unbeaten teams like Los Angeles and Minnesota also seek easy wins while Dallas plays Washington on Monday night.
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United Press International
Pittsburgh Steelers
Johnny Unitas
Steelers
Unitas
San Diego Chargers
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Art Rooney
Walt Kiesling
NFL
Los Angeles
Houston
Astrodome
Minnesota
Lions
Detroit
Dallas
Washington
Bowling Standings and High Scores From Wednesday League
Results show Army Reserve 1 over L and W Service 3. Hanson Concrete 4 defeats Payne TV 0. Pepsi Cola 3 tops Farm Bureau 1. High team series Pepsi 2909, Farm Bureau 2735. Team games 1014 and 1011 for Pepsi. Individual: Joe Schiebel 568 and 245 by Joe Schiebel. Dave Sorrell 560. John Combs 246.
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U.S. Army Reserve
Standard Oilers
Farm Bureau
Pepsi Cola
Army Reserve
L & W Service
Hanson Concrete
Payne T.V
Twinks
Pepsi
Joe Schiebel
Dave Sorrell
John Combs
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Klein Klothing
Joe Giardino
Jerry Geyer
Schoonover Drug
Jeff Hoyle
Gibson Shoe Store
Russ Davis
Logan Jewelry
Jeff Rossen — Brown
Harter
Muscatine West
Wapello Livestock
HIWAY
Wapello
Special Commission On
Max Roth
Wayland
Leo Schulte
Mediapolis
Bob Duncan
Ainsworth
Paul Heindel
Col
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Gore
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N. Ave
Marion Swanson
Swanson Real Estate
Owa Ave
Elmer G. Swartzendruber
Blacktop Road
Iowa - Johnson County
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Ellis Swartzendruber
Wilbur Swartzendruber
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J.D
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Roy Simpson
Max Hollander
Lucy and
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Alex T. Allerdice
Violet E. Allerdice
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