Wellman Wildcats Upset Trojans to Take Ke-Wash Lead
Wellman Iowa Oct 22 Wellman Wildcats upset the West Chester Trojans 15 to 7 ending their four year hold on the Ke-Wash league lead The Bears from North English travel to Wellman next Friday to challenge for the top spot in the league schedule with games listed for Friday North English at Wellman Brighton at Kalona Keowa at Williamsburg Richland at West Chester
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Evening Journal
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Local Visit Highlights Iowa City Davenport Socials
Mr and Mrs Joe Falk visited in Iowa City and Davenport today. Mrs Bernice Landenberger of Cedar Rapids is a guest in the home of Mr and Mrs W M Tweeten. The shop is upstairs over the National Tea Food store near Leet’s Market. Mr and Mrs Harvey Moore of Iowa City visited last evening with Mr and Mrs Homer Stephen.
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Joe Falk
Iowa City
Davenport
Bernice Landenberger
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. W. M. Tweeten
National Tea Food Store
Square
Leet’s
Dayton Tax Service
Harvey Moore
Homer Stephen
P. E. O. rummage sale announced for Friday morning
P. E. O. members advertise a rummage sale at City Hall 20913 on Friday October 24 at 9 a.m. The notice repeats the date and location and lists two October dates. Mrs S N Sorrell and Mrs Ed Sorrell traveled to Davenport for a day visit with Mrs Hintermeister. Mrs H F Perry went to Keota to visit the Frank Kline home.
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S. N. Sorrell
Ed Sorrell
Davenport
Hintermeister
Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Mr and Mrs Jack Sailer visited with Dougall relatives before sailing to their Manitoba home Mrs Sailer Sara Dougall noted changes after twenty years Mrs William Noel and Pam traveled to Webster to visit Aunt Mrs Clayde Grimes Max Kocher Davenport furrier advertised Oct 23 24 Mrs C M Whitacre shopped in Brighton Merle Twinam Farm Bureau meeting in Sigourney G W Schantz Wayland and E Eliason Letts shopped here Christmas cards offered Reid Boyd 592 M Harve Adams from Omaha visited nieces in Fairfield Clifford Beggs parents moved to Goodland Kansas Beggs was in radio work with Iowa highway patrol now joining Civil Aeronautics Administration Goodland Kansas as home two nieces Irene Black Decatur Ill and Ola Mae Richardson Webster City with Michael James and Chris
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Manitoba
Canada
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Mary Elizabeth
Clifford Beggs
Goodland
Kan
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Lana Jean
Turner
Des Moines
Beggs
Highway Patrol of
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Kans
Irene Black
Decatur
Ill
Ola Mae Richardson
Michael, James
Chris
Webster City
Cardinals Face Tough Iowa Wesleyan B Team Clash
Washington junior college Cardinals head to Mt. Pleasant for a Thursday night game against Iowa Wesleyan B team. DeLong is out with an ankle sprain, and McCall has a cracked rib. Expected starters include Tanner, Sodergren, Gamble, Davis, Livingston, Green, Whittaker, Longer, Marshall, Beenblossom, and Walker.
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Washington
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Iowa Wesleyan
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McCall
Tanner
Sodergren
Gamble
Davis
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Marshall
Beenblossom
Walker
Washington Leads In Sportsmanship Trophy Race
Secretary Trowbridge of the Little Six Conference notified Washington high school that it stands first in the annual Sportsmanship trophy race. The trophy honors clean competition and good conduct by coaches players crowds and officials. Washington rates best in squad and coach conduct and attitude toward officials but weakest among adults.
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Little Six
Washington High School
Washington
YMCA Bicycle Hike for All Grade School Members
All grade school members of the YMCA will take part in a bicycle hike on Saturday morning October 25. Hikers depart the Y at 11 o clock and return by 4 p.m. Boys should bring lunch and bicycle. Fires will be built for cooking their dinners.
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YMCA
Ft Madison Demons Set For Homecoming Clash At Case Field
The Washington high school Demons prepare for their final home football game against Ft Madison at Case field. Carter is out while Askea cannot practice. Crandall likely starts at fullback. Ft Madison beat Muscatine 2 0 last week thanks to Horne’s strong kicking and running. Homecoming queen will be presented at halftime.
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Ft. Madison
Case Field
Bowman
Carter
Askea
Crandall
Fort Madison
Muscatine
Horne
Lewis Named to Head Ball Clubs
Members of the Washington softball association named Luke Lewis as president for the coming year at a Monday city hall meeting. Bob Lowe was elected secretary treasurer. The group, presided by retiring president Mike Lee, heard a progress report by secretary Dick Moore on the campaign to raise funds for lighting Green Field for night games.
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Washington Softball Association
Luke Lewis
Bob Lowe
Mike Lee
Dick Moore
Moore
Junior High Team to Play Muscatine Tomorrow
Coach Glen Hall will lead his junior high squad to Muscatine for their second game of the season against the Muscatine junior high team. Washington won the first meeting 20 to 6, and a recent practice scrimmage prepared the junior boys for tomorrow's game. The junior high and freshman teams have each claimed a victory in their two prior meetings.
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Glen Hall
Muscatine
Washington
Den ver visitors include Mildred Courts and Latta family
Mrs Mildred Courts of Denver Colorado is expected this week for a visit with her father Kirk Latta and Mrs Latta. Mr and Mrs W E Augustine returned Monday night from a few days visit in Missouri. They were accompanied home by her sister Mrs Caleb Lemley who went on to her home in Iowa.
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Mildred Courts
Denver, Colo
Kirk Latta
Latta
W. E. Augustine
Missouri
Caleb Lemley
Iowa
Fund Raises $1000 Total In Port Appeal
The port revealed a total of $1,000 raised for the fund. The announcement highlighted contributors and the fund's intended use.
Dealers and growers tour Moews plant amid strong Illinois harvest
About 90 dealers and customers from the district traveled in three chartered buses to Granville Illinois for a Moews Hybrid meeting. Attendees included Charles Marek Howard Custer Charlie Jef fr ies of Washington and William Spenner Kalona with crop reports noting fields yielding over 90 bushels per acre in Illinois.
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Howard Custer
Charlie Jeffries
Washington
William L. Spenner
Kalona
Qlen Bishop
Wellman
Illinois
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