Mustangs Triumph Over Demons 13 6 in Southeast Six Clash
Bloomfield Mustangs edged Washington Demons 13 to 6 on the Davis County Community High School field. Dick Johnson connected with Tom Huggins for the go ahead score, Jerry Lippert added a late TD, and Bloomfield defense limited Washington after a quick start. The win keeps Bloomfield in the Southeast Six title chase as Washington heads home for a final conference game against Centerville.
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Bloomfield
Mustangs
Washington Demons
Davis County Community High School
Demons
Jerry Stalder
Washington
Bob McClure
Stalder
Scranton
Ballard
McClure
Dick Johnson
Jerry Moss
Johnson
Tom Huggins
Jerry Lippert
Huggins
Statue of Liberty
Schlarbaum
Leppert
Rich Vosika
Joe Scranton
Washington Gridders
Big Reds
Centerville
Keokuk Chiefs
Keota Eagles Top Mid-Prairie 19-6 in Friday Victory
Keota defeats Mid Prairie 19-6 as Terry Greiner and Dean Barnum score early. Tom Stoutner adds two yard TD and 38 yard run setup. Mid Prairie replies with Joe Schwartz two yard TD in second quarter. Fumbles hinder Golden Hawks, next game at Cedar Rapids against Prairie High School.
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Wellman
Keota Eagles
Mid Prairie
Eagles
Terry Greiner
Tom Stoutner
Dean Barnum
Keota
Mid-Prairie
Golden Hawks
Joe Schwartz
Hawk
Gary Martin
Stoutner
Hawks
Tom Jirsa
Cedar Rapids
Prairie High School
Duck Season Opens Today For Iowans
The Iowa duck hunting season starts at noon and runs through November 20. Daily hours are noon to sunset with a 3 PM cutoff in Lake Odessa shooting areas. Daily bag limit is four with limits on Scaup Mallard Black Duck and wood ducks and Hooded Merganser.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Lake Odessa
Wapello
Ainsworth Tigers Rout Winfield 26-6 in home clash
Ainsworth Tigers thumped Winfield 26-6 as Mt. Union racked 421 rushing yards. McDole connected four passes to Frame for a second quarter score and Klopfenstein added the point after. Tom White scored three rushing touchdowns in the final three periods.
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Ainsworth
Ainsworth Tigers
Winfield Mt. Union
Tigers
Winfield
Almsworth
McDole
Frame
Klopfenstein
Tom White
Mt Pleasant Panthers Clinch Southeast Six Title With 20-0 Win
Mt Pleasant clinched the conference crown by defeating Fairfield 20-0 as they remained unbeaten in league play at 4-0. The Panthers outscored opponents 95-0 in four conference games and did not allow a single point in that stretch. Centered by Tim Proctor and Stan Kerr, Mt Pleasant built a 7-0 halftime lead and added 13 points in the second half.
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Mt. Pleasant
Fairfield
Panthers
Washington
Bloomfield
Ft. Madison
Centerville
Chariton
Monmouth
Ill
Stan Kerr
Hankins
Tim Proctor
Columbus Junction Dominates Wilton Junction 13-0
Columbus Community High School shut out Wilton Junction 13-0 as Ray Buser sprinted 75 yards for a score and Brad Fulton added a seven yard TD. Mike Forbes converted an extra point after one score. The final game of the season is next Friday at Wapello.
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Columbus Junction
Ray Buser
Columbus Community High School
Wilton Junction
Brad Fulton
Buser
Mike Forbes
Wapello
Rev Sam Picken New Minister At Brighton Presbyterian Church
Rev. Sam Picken of Washington has accepted a call to Brighton Presbyterian to fill the vacancy left by Rev. Henry Lampe of Iowa City. Picken delivered his first sermon Sunday as the church adjusts to the new pastor amidst community notices and visits from local residents.
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Sam Picken
Brighton Presbyterian Church
Brighton
Washington
Henry Lampe
Iowa City
Picken
Russell Allison
Fairfield
Lydia Allison
Harold Lynns
Joe Deutsch Jr
Gary Shelangoski
Mixed Bowling Results From Local League Standings
R and L defeated Untouchables 1846 to 1608 with 135 pins in the mix. B and H posted 1712 plus 75, Nuggets 1727 plus 96, Fallouts 1528 plus 93, Jokers 1655. team series led by R and L 1846 and M n T s 1828. Team game saw R and L 670 and M n T s 634. Individual leaders were George Hora 538 and 212 game, Lou Roe 493 and 215 game.
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M'Nt
George Hora
Lou Roe
Women’s Bowling Scores and High Games Listed
Results show Swifts Feeds leading with team series 1813 and team game 632. General Life of Iowa 1685 and Fareway 1460 appear among advancing teams with handicap adjustments. Individual leaders include Lou Soenksen 478 in series and 180 in a game, Gladys Lloyd 464 in series, and Soenksen 172 in a game.
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Swifts
Advanced Ross
General Life of Iowa
Mace Motor Co
A and W Root Beer
Iy Vee
Fareway
General Life
Lou Soenksen
Gladys Lloyd
Kalona Girl Scouts Enjoy Nature Hunt
Kalona Girl Scouts met in the City Hall Scout Room with seventeen members divided into four groups for a nature hunt led by Mrs. C. W. Beckman. Junior Helpers Beverly Kinsinger Claudia Shaver Alice Patterson Karen Russell Barbara Beckman and Martha Berendts assisted.
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Eugene Way
Kalona
C.W. Beckman
Roy Kallous
Charles Kallasus
Davenport
LuAnn Miller
Janice Leichty
Lori Mullet
Henry Muller
James Leichty
Wayland
Vera Schrock
Iowa City
Marvin Miller
Brian
Jane Gingerich
Ralph Gingerich
Wellman
Emil Ropp
Eugene Garber
Arliss D. Swartzendruber
Roger Hochstetler
Chicago
Lester Sample
Illinois
Reese Trusler
Mutual Insurance Leaders Attend Miladelphia Gathering
Ira A. Coon and Charles Kennedy of Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Washington joined the largest mutual insurance gathering in Miladelphia Pa. More than 2 000 attendees marked the combined annual meetings of six major groups celebrating the 200th anniversary of mutual insurance in the United States.
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Ira A. Coon
Charles Kennedy
Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Washington
Miladelphia
United States
Stop and Go Club Hostess at Round Grove
Mrs. C L Kilgore hosted the Stop and Go Club at Round Grove as October reports note several guests visiting homes of local families. Messages mention travel to Chicago and Mercy Hospital Iowa City, plus community events, railroad crossing concerns, and federation club activities.
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Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley Club
Nellie Hagans
John Kurtz
Larry Statler
Waverly
Ronald Statler
Cedar Falls
Wellman
Larry Martin
Dave Erwin
Pella
Betty
Central College
Homcoming
Levi Miller
Loveland
Colo
Roy Kallaus
Richmond
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
I. E. Grady
Ladies
C. C. Shimon
Eugene Way
Hazel Coffey
H. L. Grady
C. L. Kilgore
Round Grove
Terry Anding
Tammy
Lloyd Edwards
Dennis Dunbar
Elvin Graf
Ed Miller
Anding
Edwards
Chicago
Edgar Neuman
Milo Fulton
Mercy Hospital
Dale Robertson
R. T. Knottnerus
Ellen
Connie Carson
Madeline Pronga
Ft. Leonard Wood
Dale J. Robertson
Junior Knottnerus
James Podaris
Dean Zachs
Milwaukee Road
W. L. McGinnis
Federated Music Clubs
Iowa
Etude Club
Herbert Rich
Sam Stephens
Ainsworth
Columbus Junction
John Dillon
Wm. Dunn
Mildred Jones
J. Kelly Mc Kee
C. E. Pierce
R. O. Lynn
Burlington
Alvines at Wesleyan Homecoming Events
Bethel notes from Oct. 22 recount the Alvines at Iowa Wesleyan Homecoming activities including a parade and football game. Roy Patterson receives an Iowa Conference honor for best all around athlete. Family gatherings in Mt. Pleasant and Ft. Madison are mentioned along with a 12 day leave of A B Gary Letts from Sheppard base. A heavy rain disrupted site work on a cement box and caused flood damage near the bridge.
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John Thompson
Mt. Pleasant
Harlan
Alvine
Alfred Patterson
Hiawatha
Kansas
E. A. Patterson
Ft. Madison
Gene Alvine
The
State University
A. B. Gary Letts
Sheppard
Texas
Grove Letts
Bethel
Lynne Alvin
Martin Kron
Dinner Honoree Dorothy Gingerich Feted In Kalona
Kalona residents celebrate Dorothy Gingerich with a birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E J Hesselschwerdt. The social list includes the Marner, Keiser, McKenzie, Hochstetler families and other area guests. Nearby visits feature Janet Haberman and other local families during a weekend gathering.
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Kalona
E. J. Hesselschwerdt
Dorothy Gingerich
Philip Marner
Ora Keiser
C. J. McKenzie
Amy Hochstetler
Janet Haberman
Kirksville
Missouri
A. J. Haberman
Henry Muller
Weed Park
Muscatine
Elam Christner
Collegeville
Pennsylvania
Bill Diltz
Mary Pribyl
Kate Shalla
Charles Marek
Joe TeBockhorst
Wilbur Pribyl
Jean
Mary Te Bockhorst
Joe Kolosiek
Emily
Iowa City
Vernon Hartzler
R. H. Peterseim
Cedar Rapids
George V. Fry
Arlo Fry
Ben Hershberger
Mr. Hershberger
Lando Gingerich
Ralph Schlabaugh
Merle
Henry Beachy
Dennis M. Miller
Denny
Ed Knepp
Richard Dyer
Don Johnson
Bill Clark
Thomas Eddy
Loyd Durst
Wellman
H. V. Beck
E. H. Beck
Blanche Beck
The Pipe Wrench
The text notes teeth chattering as a reaction to the pipe wrench scene. The fragment hints at a tense moment likely tied to a tool or conflict. No clear names, places, or dates are present to anchor further details.
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Pioneer Drug
Pere Ee “Aes
Pictur
Novak
Amon
Acthine
Andlady
Evening Journal
Tom Young
Proctor
Erhart
Hawkins
Kerr
Terry Beaver
Bruck Aplara
Roy Fleak
Webster City
Miss Lucy Fleak
E. L. Edmondson
Harold Edmondson
Hubert Morgan
Patricia Coffman
Ross Day Home
James G. Bennett
Pacific
Schirra
Earth
Bennett
Winifred Coffman
al Pieper
Clara City
Minnesota
Roy Deitweiler
Swifts Feeds - Mace Motor Company
Ll A
Root Beer
Ross
Mc Daniel
John Skubal
P. E. Skubal
Jim Jones
Mildred Ann
Maureen
Molly
Crawfordsville
Ainsworth High
Carolyn Coon
Hilton Coon
Carolyn
Shirley
Bill Crandall
Coralville
Dean Zahs
Lloyd Plecker
Bette Jo
Sandra
Zahs
Richard Geyer
Carl Schroeder
What Cheer
John and
J. T. Mathers
Marion
Robert True
Avoca
David McCartney
Louis Sexton
Clarence Blum
Dillon Feehan
Marie Becker
Veronica Vogel
Adolph Feehan
George Knottnerus
Alvines
Wesleyan
Boston
Los Angeles
London
Christlan
Et Oaed Monitor
Mena Leelee
Internetionel
the Christian Science Monitor
One
Norway St
State
City
WILL
America
U.S.A
College OF Your Choice
Bou
New York Times
New York
N. Y
Advertisin Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Keith Norton
Jeanne
Oskaloosa
Norton’s
Steve
Pappy
Norton
Keith
City Hall
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