Fairfield Trojans Host Demons In Friday Night clash
Fairfield high school Trojans, led by Lindsay Sparks, face Washington Demons in a hard fought home game. Ottumwa defeated Fairfield 33 to 0 last week as Fairfield struggled with yardage and passes, while Lindsay Sparks shows standout backfield play for Fairfield.
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Fairfield High School Trojang
Washington High School
Targe Lindsay
Fairfield
Hoschek
Burlington
Havemann
Muscatine
Ferguson
Ottumwa
Bob Bostwick
Washington
Drish
Kane
Champ
Trojans
Lindsay
Davis
Demons
Wellman Powers Past Keota in Conference Opener
In Ke-Wash League action Wellman Iowa rolled to a 26 0 win over Keota as Kalona Kubs held Kalona Tigers to a draw. West Chester Trojans beat Winfield Wolves 7 0 while Lone Tree defeated Wellman 0 0 with a late lateral and forward.
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Wellman
Iowa
Rth
English
Keota Gles
Kalona Kubs
Cland Tigers
Trojans
West Chester
Winfield Wolves
Conferce
Wellman Wildcats
Lone Tree
Local Notes from Greenfield and Surrounding Area
Greenfield visitors return home after a two day stay. Ev a Craw ford of Stock, California arrives to spend two weeks with relatives in Ssworth and her sister Pearl rdner. Mrs Silas Ross travels to Davenport for a few days with daughter and family in k Island. Dr G B Frey to be at Cy Bush residence October 14. Mrs R G Cherry of Dallas visits Washington county relatives. Mrs William G Dial of New arrives to spend a week with her parents. Staff Sergeant Don Bur visits. Ossian family buys property at 742 East Washington Street with plans to move in November.
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Eva Crawfford
Stock
Calif
Ibin Crawford
Ssworth
Pearl Rdner
Silas Ross
Daven Tt
C. Woods
Nate Ross
Kenneth Ross
Family Ink Island
R. G. Cherry
Dallas Mas
G. Cherry
Washington County
Mas
Dr. W. S. Kyle
William G. Dial
New
Fredger
Don Bur
Dial Home
Chemical tale of ships shows vast chemical use in tanks
A historical note describes how chemical engineering relies on thousands of chemicals, with a massive count exceeding two thousand, to manufacture parts for a battleship. The passage emphasizes the scale of material science in naval construction.
Iowa Prepares for Illinois Clash Amid Early Season Woes
Iowa City Oct 11 Coach Madigan said film study on Ohio State spurred important work for the Iowa football squad. He cited tackling and blocking mistakes and outlined drills to improve timing and line blocking before the Illinois game in Champaign. The defense will stress line play while offense aims to keep blockers ahead of the ball carrier. The Buckeye game exposed timing gaps as fast Illinois contenders punch up yardage from Patterson and Pung with 9.6 and 8.4 yards per try.
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Iowa City
Madigan
Ohio State
University of Iowa
Madian
Iowans
Illinois
Champaign
Buckeye
Buddy Pung
Paul Patterson
P.T.A. City Council Holds First Meeting of Year
The City Council Parent Teacher Association met at the Public library with nine members present. Officers announced include Mrs. BR. R. Noonan as president, Mrs. Cloyee Stewart as vice president, Mrs. Merle Green as secretary, and Mrs. William Putman as treasurer. Committee chairs named: Mrs. Max Cook hospitality, Mrs. F Surface finance, Mrs. Frank Longwell publicity and historian.
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City Council
Parent Teacher Association
Public Library
BR. R. Noonan
Cloyee Stewart
Merle Green
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs Meetings
Community groups from Catholic Daughters to YWCA and PTA list meetings, programs, luncheons, and events. Notable items include St. Rita Circle, Masonic lodge, YWCA exhibits, Red Cross drive support, and PTA leadership notes.
Rosella Sheetz Birthday Honoree Noted at Dinner
Mr and Mrs Oscar Sheetz hosted a cooperative dinner Sunday honoring their daughter Rosella on her birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dale Loeffler Sandra and Butch Cedar Rapids Mr and Mrs Elwood Glasgow Lawrence Joan and Phyllis and other attendees.
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Oscar Sheetz
Rosella
Halloween party desserts forchildren and guests
Halloween party menu features fig molasses cookies for kids with ginger and figs, black and white parfait with vanilla ice cream and chocolate pudding, orange prune ice cream with rennet, and a suggested milk-wetting dessert note.
Guest Day Luncheon Bridge Planned at Country Club
Women of the Country Club announce a guest day luncheon bridge for Thursday afternoon October 19 at the clubhouse. Postponed from October 5, the event is chaired by Mrs R H Mccleery with a committee including Mrs George Rudiger Mrs Glenn L Wilson Mrs J C Hol bert Mrs Merle Turner Mrs Ray M Whitehead Mrs Milo Sorden Mrs L E Wilson Mrs W L At corn and Mrs E B Hammer. The telephone committee will call members early next week about reservations.
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St. Mary's Circle
Mil Peiffer
Rebekah Club
Clive Gray
St. Rita Circle
Grant Humble
S. Marion Ave
Sam Witting
Ainsworth
O.E.S
P.m
Masonic Temple
Red Cross
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Eva Mouser
Nellie Booth
Robert Benson
H.H. Club
Spencer Reed
Country Club
R. H. MccCleery
George Rudiger
Glenn L. Wilson
J. C. Holbert
Merle Turner
Ray M. Whitehead
Milo Sorden
L. E. Wilson
W. L. Atcorn
E. B. Hammer
Mrs Kellerstrass Hosts Birthday Evening
Mrs Kendall Kellerstrass entertained last night at her parents home Mr and Mrs Dell Walker with music dancing and a table game and a wiener and marshmallow roast. Guests included George Miles Gary Don Healer Donna Dorothy Live ray and Darlene Stoverath from Washington Mr and Mrs Osear Sheetz and Max and the honoree received many birthday remembrances.
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Kendall Kellerstrass
Dell Walker
George Miles
Gary
Don Healer
Ane
Donna
Dorothy Liveray
Darlene Stoverath
Washington
Osear Sheetz
Max
Storage Methods And Names In The Walker Yard
The article describes a ground storage trench options using straw and soil for vegetables and notes a line of people in the Walker yard including Mrs Lloyd Miller and several others. It also reports on a permanent antiseptic made from a new chemical claimed to be odorless tasteless and colorless for textile processing and preserved goods.
Honors Singletons At Farewell Dinner
Mrs. Lizzie Singleton of Brighthon hosted a farewell family dinner for her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Singleton as they depart for Tucson Arizona. About 30 guests attended a cooperative noon meal and spent the afternoon visiting with a long list of Burlington Richland and Rock Island attendees including Dan Moore Judith Ann Leonard Mattson and others.
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Lizzie Singleton
Brighton
W. H. Singleton
Tucson
Ariz
Dan Moore
Judith Ann
Leonard Mattson
Leonard, Jr
Ronald
Joana French
Burlington
Homer West
Floyd Singleton
Arnold Smith
Virgil Jones
Richland
Francis Singleton
Washington
Violet Waggoner
Rock Island
Myr
Frank Smith
Otis Waggoner
Mark Waggoner
Kenneth
Brighton Dinner and Bridge Social Enjoyed by Members
Members of the Country era cooperative club at the Brighton house held a summer social last evening after a dinner. About 30 attended the event which included a farewell courtesy for two members, Mrs. C. W. Stewart and Kathryn Mauthe, and the evening concluded with bridge games.
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C. W. Stewart
Kathryn Mauthe
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Wolf’s Flower Shop
Lindsay Sparks
Orth English
Kalona
Keota
Columbus Junction
W. Ches
Pet
Chester
oouUighton
John Wietzke
John Hdwin
Greenfield
Tho Coast
Presbyter Church
G. BE. Frey
Cy Bush
Washington St
S. W. Easter
Ins
S. A. Ossian
Fanola
East Washington
Rose Lewis
Ian
Tee Hospital
Richard Schiebel
K. V. Grall
P.T.A
Little’s Furniture
Catholic Daughters of America
Loyal Women’s Class
Baptist Church
Lois Turnipseed
W.S.C.S
Sunset Park
Walter Jarrard
Will Richards
Maurice Crawford
Russel Goodin
E. Stutsman
Arthur Pratt
Marion Ave
W. L. Rukgaber
Main St
Frank Longwell
W. Jefferson St
W. F. Bickel
E. van Buren
United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Y.W.C.A
Y. W
Esther Stewart Bordwell
Nineteenth Century Club
Mra
George Morrison
Keen Jeffrey
Dan Brinadley
Lincoln
Tromer Godwin
Stewart
Karl Mohr
Frank Kos
St James
Ethel McCreedy
Helen Lewis
Edith Strait
Noonan
V.T.A. Magazine
Jeffrey
Clarence Goff
Rosella Sheetz
Jack O’lantern
Johnny
Mary
Mrs. Kellerstrass
Thetore
Kel
Leon
Classics
Ruth Foster
Walker Yard
Lloyd Miller
George Green
Robert Porter
Phyytthe Galloway
Marge Faulkner
Mary Kay Redlinger
Phyilia Crayne
Dorothy and
Altice Walker
Drew Waggoner
Velvet
Chesterfield
Sefby
Koy Coats
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