Ottumwa Bulldogs Crush Washington Demons 51 to 0
Ottumwa overwhelms Washington with five Williams touchdowns and strong backfield, led by Gabby Ware and Jimmy Sheets. Demons fail to halt the onslaught as Farrington adds three kicks and Ottumwa dominates Case Field.
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Bobbin
Bobby Williams
Ottumwa
Bulldogs
Harvey
Gabby) Ware
Jimmy Sheets
Barney Gordon
Don Newell
Cissna Schlanz
Booth
Demon
Ware
Williams
al Farrington
Demons
Sheets
Farrington
Washington
Gabby Ware
Washington D
Ottapewa
Lyle Box
Francis Schneider
Clarence Cross
Hal Longer
Willis Booth
Milo Zeck
Everette Squire
Bob Faulkner
Davey Turner
Cissna Schlunz
Fred Norman
Virgil Hird
Bill Amos
Bob Cochrell
D. Williams Porigp
Amos
Lawson Friedel
Cochrell Womeet
Norman Oort
Williams Turner
Gordon Crogss
Gordon Crogss Ou Pene Cee Ware
Conner
Faulkner
Downing
Brown
Jackles
H. Whittaker
Doran
Livingston
Miller
J. Whittaker
Marble
Arnold
Box
Sehneider
Harsch
Pester
Claussen
Gruber
Batterson
Doolittle
Schertz
Taylor
Mathews
Williamson
Wave
Angus Moore
Iena Wesleyan
Art Mager
Augustana
John Briley
Drake
Richland Tigers Clinch 31 0 Victory In Home Debut
The Richland Tigers opened their new athletic field with a 31 to 0 win over West Branch, extending their home streak and season undefeated run. Henry scored on a reverse kickoff, and strong defense limited West Branch to no scores while Everett Lake left with a 12 stitch cheek injury. Next home game is October 3 against West Chester at 2 30 p m.
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Richland
Richland Tigers
Tigers
Henry
Everett Lake
West Branch
Vedepo
Christensen
Cahill
K. Steinbeck
Ray Maurer
Ernest Lambert
West Chester
Local church gathering and veterans rally noted
The item invites public to a Fellowship at the Church of Christ on Sunday. Fort Madison hosts a Lee County Veterans rally with speakers including Everett Burham. Other notes mention tax payment reminders and visits by Mrs Warfel and DAR members to Oskaloosa.
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Church of Christ
Everett Burham
Jesse Radda
John Pehler
Harold Jarvis
Fort Madison
Lee County
Mr. Burham
Male Animal to Open Iowa University Theater Season
Iowa City announces The Male Animal by Thurber and Nugent as the first 1941 42 community series play directed by KE Mabie. Performances run Oct 27 to Nov 1 with Nov 1 benefiting the university homecoming. Casting under way for Mississippi by Sara Sherman Pryor to be staged Navy 17 to 22.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
James Thurber
Ellliot Nugent
KE. C. Mabie
Mississippi
Sara Sherman Pryor
Grinnell College
Navy
S U S to Conduct Three Way Meet
The University of Iowa announces a three in one language and literature conference set for December 4 6 and 8 with sessions for English modern foreign and classical languages. Guests include John Van Horne Bryn Mawr Diez Bryn Mawr Pendleton George Peabody and Henry J Haskell Kansas City Star editor who will speak on The Romans Were Also Human.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
School of Letters
H. O. Lyte
John van Horne
University of Illinois
Max Diez
Bryn Mawr College
Pennsylvania
Charles S. Pendleton
George Peabody Teachers College of
Nashville, Tenn
Henry J. Haskell
The
Kansas City Star
Cardinals Down Elkader 18 to 0 in Six Man Opener
In a scoreless first half the Cardinals fumbled in scoring position but then rolled to an 18 to 0 victory over Elkader. Verle Crist Jack Mace and Joe Pease scored the touchdowns with Crist adding the first score in the third period and Pease and Mace adding late scores. All players saw action and the defense held Elkader well in check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Duca
Cardinals
Washington
Elkader
Verle Crist
Jack Mace
Joe Pease
Crist
Pease
Jacek Mace
Joe Duea
Washington Territory
Vic Flynn
West Chester Star
Cardinal
Hospital Dismissals And Surgeries Recorded
Mrs Frank Skala and daughter Rachel Trepe of Lone Tree were dismissed this morning. Melvin Sabin of Washington was dismissed this morning. Nellie Wallace of 605 North Avenue D underwent an appendectomy this morning. Marjorie Sheetz Joyce Brewer and Betty Gargus of Washington had tonsillectomies this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Skala
Rachel Trepe
Lone Tree
Melvin Sabin
Washington
Nellie Wallace
North Avenue D
Marjorie Sheetz
Joyce Brewer
Betty Gargus
Quote on Gentlemanliness Sparks Banter in Social Column
A witty remark defines a gentleman as one who can disagree without being disagreeable, echoing in letters and social chatter. The line circulates in club discussions and online threads, praised for civility and measured debate.
Kalona Triumphs 13-0 Over West Chester In Ke-Wash Clash
Kalona High School defeated West Chester Trojans 13 to 0 in a Ke-Wash conference game. Raymond Yoder led Kalona with a rushing score, Per rin to Snodgrass added the extra point, and Kalona outgained West Chester 14 first downs to 7 despite penalties totaling 65 yards for Kalona and 50 for West Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Raymond Yoder
Kalona High School
West Chester Trojans
Kalona
Trojans
Perrin
Snodgrass
Yoder
Enroll 253 Pupils In Religion Classes In Iowa
Iowa City report shows 253 students enrolled in the University of Iowa School of Religion for the new term. Dr M W Lampe notes the faculty change with Marcus Bach replacing Dr W H Morgan as Protestant instructor. Morgan moves to Asheville College as dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
City
University of Iowa School of Religion
M. W. Lampe
Lampe
W. H. Morgan
Marcus Bach
Morgan
Asheville College
Birds spot tiny insect at long range. humans miss it
Birds can see a minuscule insect at a hundred yards while the human eye struggles to discern it at one yard, illustrating avian visual acuity versus human vision.
Cardinals Dominate Elkader In Rough Road Tilt
T. J. Berdo made a debut back from end to backfield as the Cardinals pressed past Elkader. Bud Delbure stood as the Elkader threat but weak blocking and errant passes hampered their offense. Cardinal defense stifled air attempts as they move toward Independence next week for a road game against a versatile foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Berdo
Bud Delbure
Elkader
Cardinal
Independence
Lenox Junior College of Hopkins
Circles Hold Meetings at Four Homes
Presbyterian Ladies Aid circles met at four homes with 9 to 14 members attending. Circle1 led by Eva Denny studied Psalm 144 on Christian Education. Circle2 hosted by J M White featured a city-name quiz. Circle3 hosted by T M Mast conducted a business meeting and summer experience roll call. Circle4 at Tom Berdo's held devotions led by Rennie Dawson and a tea towel project with Elsie Bratten conducting a Scripture quiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Walter Anderson
Hight
Eva Denny
Charles Schiebel
T. R. Gillespie
J. M. White
Ben Briley
T. M. Mast
BE. A. Ralston
Tom Rickey
John Lemmon
Tom Berdo
Rennie Dawson
Elsie Bratten
Washington Women Attend Conference At Crawfordsville
A group of Washington women attended the Keokuk presbytery meeting in Crawfordsville held at the United Presbyterian church. Sally Dicky, missionary from India, spoke. Mrs. Nichols presided. reports were given by Mrs. Richard Stewart and others. Attendees from Washington include Jean Atchison Clara Tate Elizabe th Beamer Jessie Stewart and several more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Keokuk
Crawfordsville
Nichols
Burlington
Sally Dickey
India
United Presbyterian Church
Richard Stewart
Washington, D.C
Jean Atchison
Elizabeth Beamer
Clara Tate
Dave McLaughlin
Jessie Stewart
Russell Bell
George Kerr
R. S. Warfel
D.D. Davis
Helen Fulton
Anna Scott
W. McLaughlin
Walter Kyle
Alice Reynolds
Mary French
N. E. Lease
Stella Donaldson
Trade Horses While Threshing in the Field
In Salem on September 26 John Shalla Jr and Tom Stirling swapped horses in the middle of a clover threshing task amid gear shortages and rain delays. Both men felt the trade suited their needs and resumed work with new mounts.
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Dewey Weeks
Salem
John Shalla, Jr
Tom Stirling
Dewey
Mr. Stirling
Gardner
George Zeck
James Zeck
George Gardner
Fairfield
Wayne Marston
Mary Lou
Washington
Charles Casper
David McCartney, Jr
Casper
John Long
Arthur Beranek
Henry Koenig
Richmond
Oscar Jugenheimer
Hilma Larson
Jugenheimer
Harold Fulton
H. J. Club
V. J. Speracek
Honor Mrs. Aston At Farewell Party
The Heights Thursday club honored Mrs. Edd Aston with a one o'clock luncheon at Mrs. William Beggs home as she leaves for a new home in New London. Eight members attended and presented a gift. Group photos were taken. The club also celebrated July and August birthdays with a Sunset Park picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Heights
William Beggs
Edd Aston
New London
Elect Mrs. Piercy President of New Alpha Landba Club
A new club named Alpha Landba formed in Columbus Junction with officers led by President Mrs Harold Piercy and Vice President Mrs Marvin Jedele. Delegates to the Iowa Federated clubs district convention at Washington were chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Alpha Landba
Harold Piercy
Marvin Jedele
Delbert Corey
Paul Smith
Gordon Stone
Margaret James
Piercy
Gerald Breneman
Iowa
Washington
Harlan Eklinson
Hancher Appeals to Iowa Students in Decisive Years
President Virgil M. Hancher opened the University of Iowa's 86th year urging students that these will be decisive times amid world turmoil. He said students enter without pledging to any creed and will develop individuality within a storehouse of knowledge and guidance from great minds. The talk emphasized personal growth, responsibility, and turning facts into insight.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Virgil M. Hancher
Hancher
University offers 29 Saturday courses this fall
Iowa City report states 29 courses across 11 university departments will be available for Saturday class students starting Oct 11. Registrations close Oct 9, with a two course limit per student. Meetings run Oct 11 and 25, Nov 15 and 29, and Dec 13, mainly attracting teachers.
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Iowa City
University of Iown
Harry G. Barnes
Glasgow graduates from Chanute Field propellers course
Arthur C. Glasgow son of J. J. Benda Route 2 Washington recently graduated from the advanced propellers course at Chanute Field branch of the U S Army Air Corps Technical Schools He enlisted February 2 1925 and is assigned to Mac Dill Field Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Field
Ill
Arthur C. Glasgow
J. J. Benda
Route 2
Washington
U. S. Army Air Corps Technical Schools
Glasgow
Air Corps
Mac Dill Field
Fla
Elevators to Grand Coulee Dam Foundation Access
Elevators will enable visitors to descend into the dam foundation 921 feet below the Columbia River level, offering access to areas normally closed to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Coulee Dam
Columbia River
Social Calendar Notes for Week in Pilotburg and Ainsworth
Social and club listings for Monday through Thursday include Vigilant S S class social at Presbyterian church with a note of Oct 8 postponement for a club conversion, Rainbow Girls pot luck and officer installation, Rosemary club and Mr. and Mrs Dale Jones events, Pilotburg Ladies Aid and O E S date change, Linger Longer club postponed until Oct 8, Friendly Neighbors Merry Makers events, and Meth church flower slip exchanges. C O C class at West Chester Methed church afternoon with Mrs Homer Porter and Will be co host Mrs Forrest Lance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Presbyteria
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Rosemary Club
Dale Jones
Pilotburg Ladies Aid
George Shalla
Ainsworth
O.E.S
Will Shalla
Friendly Neighbors Club
Harry Anderson
Merry Makers Club
Clifford Freel
Clayde Knapp
C.O.C. Class of
West Chester Methedhurch
Homer Porter
Forrest Lance
Birthday and anniversary notices recount local celebrations
Mrs Josephine Hendricks of Brighton turns 81 as a Three Quarter Century club member born in Nashville Tonn. Glenn Schwartz marks both birthday and anniversary with creation days. Thomas Hofert, son of Mr and Mrs H A Hofert of Keota, has first birthday. Billy Cummings and Eugene Davis celebrate birthdays as does Eugene's grandfather W E Wasson. Martha Faye Cherwinker of Haskins, Betty Jean Taylor, Dolores Greiner, and Charles Greiner also noted. Tomorrow brings birthdays for Emily Crone Lins Stan Kiesey C A Ruebsam and Hal Williams along with several other named residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Hendricks
Brighton
Nashville
Tonn
Emily Crone Lins
Stan Kiesey
C. A. Ruebsam
Hal Williams
Mr and Mrs Grant Fletcher Celebrate Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Grant Fletcher plan a quiet celebration tomorrow marking their wedding anniversary. The couple resides in the local area and have shared a life filled with family and community ties.
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Mrs
Grant Fletcher
Butter and cheese judging opens at Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo reports the 32nd Dairy Cattle Congress butter contest underway with 230 entries from Minnesota Iowa Kansas Wisconsin South Dakota North Dakota Tennessee Montana Ohio and Michigan. Leading contestants include Tony Wisdorf Sherburn Minn Martin Birch Stonka Ia state fair champion and Dr N E Fabricius Iowa State College world butter-making champion in Berlin before the war.
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Waterloo
Ed .S. Estes
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Wisconsin
South Dakota
North Dakota
Tennessee
Montana
Ohio
Michigan
Tony Wisdorf
Sherburn
Minn
Martin Birch
Stonka
Funeral services held for Joe Atkinson in Emmetsburg
Joe Atkinson died after a heart attack in Emmetsburg. He was married to Opha Kilgore in 1894 and moved to Emmetsburg. Surviving are his wife and four grown children: Alice in Centralia Washington, Frank in Arvin California, Mrs. Lester Rogers of Bristow Iowa, and Joe F. of Emmetsburg.
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Emmetsburg
Joe Atkinson
Ophan Kilgore
Alice
Centralia
Wash
Frank
Arvin
Calif
Lester Rogers
Bristow
Iowa
Joe F
Emmetsbure
Unable to walk freely with nurse assistance
A brief note describes a person being able to move with help from her nurse Miss Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rogers
Missionary Society Luncheon and Centennial Plans
The Baptist Missionary Society hosted a luncheon at the church with Mrs. Ben Coppock Mr. George Genkinger and Mrs Jom Beenblossom as hostesses for eight members. Devotions by C. V. Brown followed the meeting with an Evangelism program and notes on Bringing is to Man and related topics. Plans were made for a cooperative supper Oct 3 as part of the church Centennial observed Oct 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Seciet
Ben Coppock
George Genkinger
Jom Beenblossom
C. V. Brown
A. W. Yard
J. N. Ded
Damascus Shrine Receives Invitation to Ottumwa Ceremonials
Members of Damascus Shrine 10 have been invited to tend a ceremonial in Ottumwa Wednesday October 1. A cooperative dinner will be served at 6 15 p m followed by ceremonials at 7 45 p m at the temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Ottumwa
Woman's Council Meets at Church
The Woman's Council of the Church of Christ met yesterday afternoon with two members present. They opened with a hymn and heard devotions and Scripture readings. An upcoming sunset park Wiener roast for families was announced with a food contribution request and refreshments provided by a listed committee.
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Woman’s Council of the
Church of Christ
Larson
Besse Tucker
Utterback
C. A. Nicholson
Nicholson
Doreas Group Meets at Wayland Church
The September meeting of Dore was held at the Wayland Wee nonprofit church on Thursday noon, Sept. 25. Hostesses were Mrs. Bardwre Conrad, Mrs. Geneva Eicher, Bee Joe W. Witting, Mrs. M. V. Hee er and Mrs. Ezra Wittmer. A social hour followed a devotional period and program. Plans are made for a bazaar and supper before Thanksgiving to raise war relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Dore
Wayland Weenonite
Bardwre Conrad
Geneva Eicher
Joe W. Witting
M. V. Heeer
Ezra Wittmer
Aaron Leichty
Chaz
Sara Perner
Souderton
C. F. Bolice
Washington
Riot Toll and Damage in New York City 1662
New York City suffered a riot from July 13 to 16, 1662, with about a thousand people killed and property damage estimated at 12 million dollars, marking a devastating urban crisis in early colonial history.
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New York City
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