Demons Top Mustangs 20 6 In Bloomfield Football Duel
Washington Demons defeat Davis County Mustangs 20 to 6 at Bloomfield in a tight game. Tom Lowe threw for 154 yards of 238 total offense as Demon defense clamped down, Ira Wagner and Joe Scranton key plays, Dougall 40 yard run, final score 20 to 6 with two home games left in 1964 season.
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Mt. Pleasant clinches Southeast Six title with 34–0 win
Mt. Pleasant Panthers secure their third straight Southeast Six crown by routing Fairfield 34 to 0. Dennis Lamm injures shoulder, Tom Raines recovers three fumbles, and Tim Proctor, Roger Campbell, and Pat Coughlin contribute scores and kicks as Mt. Pleasant improves to 4–0 in conference. Fort Madison dominates Monmouth 57–0. Centerville defeats Chariton 12–0. Washington tops Davis County 20–6.
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Roger Campbell
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Pat Coughlin
Mark Zickefoose
Homecoming Parade Float Catches Fire In Flight
Ten years ago today Fri day homecoming parade caused by a float snagging electric wires. The Blattner school float made of crepe paper ignited, burning quickly with students unable to extinguish the blaze as they watched hours of work go up in smoke.
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Virginia Potter
Blattner
Jefferson keeps top Iowa high school football rating
United Press International reports Jefferson defeated cross-town rival Washington 14-0 to extend its winning streak to six and maintain No. 1 status. Iowa City, Cedar Rapids Washington, Mount Pleasant, Shenandoah, Storm Lake and others posted varied results as top teams navigated week standings.
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Cedar Rapids Prairie
Frick to block Yankees sale to CBS within days
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick is expected to prohibit the sale of the New York Yankees to CBS within the next week as the Justice Department antitrust division continues its investigation. If Frick does not void the sale, the antitrust division may rule the deal cannot be consummated. CBS already held 80 percent of the club, with the agreement disclosed last August and set to close November 2.
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Mid Prairie and Wilton Junction play to 13 13 tie
Mid Prairie tied Wilton Junction 13 all in a Thursday night game at Wilton Junction. Stockett raced 30 yards for a second quarter touchdown with a Redlinger to Kos pass for the conversion. Kos added a 50 yard TD run in the fourth. Wilton Junction answered with a two yard plunge and a 50 yard pass. Mid Prairie visits Solon next Friday.
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Mid-Prairie
Highland Triumphs Over Harmony 26 12 in Conference Clash
Highland High School defeated Harmony 26 to 12 in a Blackhawk Conference football game at Ainsworth Friday night. Gary Yeggy scored on two yard and one yard runs, while Bob Robertson returned two interceptions for scores, 30 and 50 yards. Highland led 20 to 0 at halftime and will travel to Van Buren next Friday.
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Highland High School
Harmony
Blackhawk
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Highland
Bob Robertson
van Buren
West Branch to Restrict Parking for Hoover Burial
West Branch Iowa burial day plan restricts area near the Hoover memorial site to family and invited guests. General public may enter grounds via main gate on foot but private cars are barred. A National Guard detail will guard the area while parking at the main gate is prohibited.
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Hoover Memorial
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Protecting Roses From Winter Cold and Wind
County extension director Jim Frier and Iowa State University horticulturist Ben F. Vance advise timely protection for roses from late October to March. Use a 10 inch soil mound around each plant after removing fallen leaves to prevent diseases. Do not soil-mound from the rose bed. tie canes, prune in spring. climbing roses need soil cover for the winter.
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Jim Frier
Ben F. Vance
Iowa State University
Inspection held for Keota PEO Chapter
A Keota PEO inspection was held at the home of Mrs Arleta Barnum with Mrs Zora Knudsen from the State chapter as inspecting officer. An Emerald Rebekah Lodge meeting followed with a musical program by Shirley Sparrow and a girls sextet. Refreshments were served. several hosts and hostesses contributed to the evening activities.
Bid to Hearts Doubled and Diamonds Lead in England Match
In a 1964 England team match, four tables show divergent contracts. South doubled four hearts for 790 points at table one, while table two saw four spades down for 400, table three yielded down two for 200, and table four suffered 1100 points down after five diamonds doubled. East’s opening choice varied, suggesting a club bid might have saved the fourth table.
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England
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West
East’s
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North
East
King Features Syndicate, Inc
D A R Meeting Discusses Indian School Aid and November Luncheon
Dar Rapids and Mrs Bruns read the D A R program summary. President General Mrs Robert Duncan's message read by Mrs Klein. Topic: schools for Indian children and expanding training. November meeting set for November 20 with luncheon hosted by Mrs Harry Neal in Sigourney. Keota students head to All-State Music Contest in Fairfield October 31.
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D.A.R
Joseph Haney
Harry Neal
Sigourney
Emry Smith
Okuk County Hospital
Keota High School
Fairfield
Gordy Baughman
Dave Luers
Jeri Mayer
Karyl Jaeger
Tom Walker
Craig Conklin
Peg Grimes
Shirley Sparrow
Legal Professionals Directory Listing Snapshot
A condensed historical professional directory listing several law firms and physicians. It includes Morrison Morrison and Lloyd with Edmond D. Morrison Jr and James E. Lloyd at 211 W. Washington St, Morrison-Morrison and Lloyd at 211 W. Washington St, John C. Owen at 1192 West Washington, Stewart and Shearer with Richard A. Stewart and Paul V. Shearer at 225 West Main, and Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician with contact lines.
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Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
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