DES MOIXES TRIBUNE Thjrt. Jn 25, 1962 23 THE IOWA ALMANAC Frolic in Snow at Lucas Iowa Deaths ASA MOS A. John. Morer. 85: May- Iowa nard Belknap.
67; Joiepn Chapman. ft UA ta siLAiit e.d M. urifiin. iv. CKUAK tALIy Mra Oliva fuller.
High 6 a. m. Inrhe Ct.MtK JLCTIUX Otto Hawaii, Des Moines Births At On Molne General Hospital: BOWEN Mr. and Jlx. C'hri, 225 Kom a son.
At lo Mettwdbt Honpltal: BTKABLt: Mr. and Mra. Jack of Prole, a daughter. GARDINER Mr. and Mra Daniel.
Waukrt. a auo. EPPERSON Mr. and Mra Wayne of Indtanola. a sua.
At Mmr Honpltal: THOMPSON Mr. and Mrt. LRoy. 272ft Wentover blvrt a aon. illNKtll Un Mvrtl Lonf.
83 Mrs. Nauuie UaKKttl, 82; Ben Uar-iisun Snutii, 69. Ul BLl Kt Harold A. Livers. 4.
former resident, at NelUIi. Jerry W. Bclimiut, 77, Caxaon, Gail L. Connelly, oo. Mrs.
Lillian t. At ki ill thiiroiMiihla HiMDltal: My Wed. Inure. Precip. ne 35 12 .00 Burlington 42 17 .00 Carroll 12 .00 Cedar RapMs 30 13 .00.
Council Bluffs 43 23 .00 Davenport 37 It .00 lies M'unes 32 14" .00 Iiuhuque 27 15 .00 Fort Dodge 37 17 .00 Jefferson 37 12 .00 Knoxville 38 20 .00 Marshalltown 34 10 Mason City 33 22 .00 Ottumwa 42 1H .00 Red OaK 10 .00 Sioux City 42 14 .00 Spencer 21 .00 Waterloo 31 12 .00 Winterset 39 11 .00 HA Kr rin. Mr. ana Mrs. jrrsna. im kelson.
7S. Mrs. NunUice N. Carter, o9; truest VS. HoukIi.
72; Keith L. Collins, 65; Mrs. Florence aiuwin. Twclltb a daugtuer. Des Moines Deaths 8ADLER 8.
June). 41. of 7417 Monro court, died Tnuraday at Iowa Methodist WILKINSON Louia 78. of 1714 b9; Klrhard v. Kurtli.
0. i UAVt.M'tlKT Amaudus J. Martens. 82; Mrs. Clillord L.
Ktetibins, b-J. Mra i Charles Lester Mvers. 70. John B. Jones.
74. Edward Kok. 7S; Edwin i James Loving. 38; Mrs. Edward H.
I Hall, 76, former resident, at Maquo-keta: Miss Maul Drenter, 90: Miss Uarleen Uuskuuon. 39, former resident, I at Costa Mesa. Cai. Clarence tied Brust. 61.
I 1IJ.E Mra Bert Eoberts, 73, Twelfth died Thursday at Mercy HosDitaL McBRIDB Mra Elizabeth. 73. of United States Bishop Lrunun uome lor ins AKea, 1409 Clark t. died Tbuntlay at Mercy Hospital. Marriage Licenses (Polk CJountvt t.l.uu ira Israel, uzne Teeter, 66; Mra EUKar lor- Moneerson, ri.
KarmioKton. Mo. Moncerson, mer resident, at I.Rl MlV 1 fcNTKK Mrs. Anna Thnr.n 1 li f7. JsraM Rush.
Atiselmo. and Joan louenran. Anseirao. ixeo. Carl Blaint itoosrtauo.
De Moines. Mild temperatures were melting Iowa's snow cover Thursday, while children still frolicked in it. Shown at Lucas are (from left) Carol Goben, Connie McCauley and Danny Elmore. and Jane Kay Chlsholra. Des Moines .19 Joha Joseph Hollandar.
Ies Moines, and 21 Soona J. Fisher. Des Moines ...17 23 lliil'KINTON Joseph Chapman, 55. MAKSilAIXTOWN Mrs. Harry Vogel.
S5; W. A. Goecke, 85; A. L. Brueggeinan.
64; Roy Higgins, 68. MAMI.V tITV Virgil A. Reid. 67; Andrew W. Sterner, 76; Mra Clifton U.
Combs. 85; John Kisner, 66. OTTUMWA Brenda Hunter, infant daughter of Mr. and Mra Douglas Hunter, former residents, at Lauderdale, Cynthia Elizabeth Som-mers. inlant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Sommers; John Crall; Mrs. Levi Northrup.
68; Carl Kramer, 64; Mrs. John Pierce. 84. OXFORD JUNCTION Stanley Toplnka, 42, former resident, at Dy- 1:00 AM. ISt Jan.
25. 1962 ariafnua 11 Itffifur Divorce Granted Ethel June conkJJna; from Joslah ester Conkllng. Meeting TnwiKMd fllab Nt ft 7 Fri Hleh 85. Fort Vyera Fla. 18.
Roosevelt. Mich. City Thurs. Wed. Thurs.
6:30 a.m. High Low Albuquerque Rain 43 36 Atlanta Cloudy 65 58 Bismarck 31 17 Boston Clear 40 36 Brownsviil 51 48 Chevenn 41 10 Chicago Clear 32 26 Denver Clear 44 ri Detroit Clear 3R 28 Duluth Cloudy 32 12 Falrbank Clear 22 42 Fargo Cloudy 39 14 Fort Worth 53 45 Fresno Clear 43 27 Honolulu Clear 82 68 Internat'l Falls Cloudy 32 7 Juneau Clear 29 12 Kansas Cltv 39 23 Ixis Angeles 64 50 Memphis Rain 44 43 Miami CWr 77 74 Minneapolis 34 23 New Orleans 76 63 New York Clear 41 35 North Platte Cloudy 49 11 Oklahoma City Cloudy 61 39 Omaha Clear 37 23 I'hoenix Cloudy 62 46 Portland, Or. Clotidv 42 38 Reno Cloudy 23 4 St. Louis Cloudy 42 20 Salt Lake City Clear 15 3 San Francisco 55 45 Seattle Rain 44 41 Tamna Cloudy SO 59 Washington Clear 41 27 4ffiV 5- day at horns of Mr. and Mra Charlie Prince, 1SJ5 wuson avs.
SHF.N'ANDOAH Oscar F. Carlson. 74: Uerald E. Butler, 56, furmer resident, at Omaha, Neb. Contagious Diseases (In Des Moinea) Re-Cases New leased Deaths Scarlet Fever 2 4 2 0 Infectious Hepatitis 4 2 10 7 Vr.NTl ha Betsey nyoe, i.
WATERLOO Paul H. Mueller. 79; Mrs. Nannie Daggett, 82; Mrs. Ida 78; Wencil Flieder, 58.
former resident, at Denver. Mrs. Anna Stanbrough, 89; Charles Fawcett. 89. former resident, at Phoenix, Elizabeth Scribner.
66; Jo Plen-ger, 79. former resident, at Lena, 111. Mrs. Pearl courier, 97; Fred W. Lauber.
84. TtnptroTvr1 Ar Avorafo 72 For Ana Drivers Licenses Until Friday Morning low Temperature! Expected tsoo Iowa Licenses to Wed a'AMiiSA Alvin J. Orr and Ruth The following motorists have been sent notices of the suspension or revocation of their driver licenses by the Drivers License Division of the State Department of Public Safety (names, ages, addresses, causa and length of suspension or revocation are those on Outside United States Esther JPadley, both of Onslow; Thomas Georg Streets, Scotch Grov, and Andrea Hoffman, Monttcello; James stale records i SUSPENSIONS Lincoln's Don Berry After victory, short of breath Cole, Montlcello. and Sharon Brown, Central City; Gen Plueger and Patricia Furino. ATLANTIC Richard Lee Proas.
19. and Sharon Marie Jensen, 18. CHAIUKS CITV William Wiltse (Midnight, CUT and time Iowa time Temp. A herdeen, 6 a. m.
Cloudy 4 1 Havana, 1 a. m. 72 London. 6 a. m.
4i Mexico Midnight Cloudy 52 Paris, 7 a. m. -Clear 48 San Juan, lam. Cloudy 73 Tnkvo. 3 p.
Cloudy 50 Winnipeg, Midnight Cloudy 13 Charles Hirst Pearson, 23, of 2328 Timberline, Fort Worth. one year; charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Carroll K. Bell, 41. of 704 S.
Locust. Aledo, on year; charge of LOCAL Partly Cloudy Thursday night, low 20. Mostly cloudy and continued mild Friday, high 35. IOWA Fair to partly cloudy Thursday night, lows, near 20. Partly cloudy Friday and continued mild, highs In lower 30's east to mid-30's west.
Considerable cloudiness and colder Saturday with scattered ligh snow, except rain extreme southeast. SHIPPERS Prepare perishables for night lows of 20 northwest, 22 southwest, 20 northeast, 25 southeast. DES MOINES MOISTURE EELOW NORMAL: .24 inches since Jan. 1, or .78 below normal. fcoUNCIL BLCFFS Lucius Lacy operating a motor veuicie wuui iu- III, 17, and Myrneth C.
Souza.17, Krth cf tt)linifl. Neb David E. Fltck- Itobert Klchard Foreman, 19. Route inger, 19, Omaha, and Marv Meleoza. 20.
Omaha, W. Rex 2. Alton; 30 days; improper passing. 1i Euiene Bunco. 6i.
Rural Route. Champion Swimmers -It Takes All Kinds The Sun: Harter. 21. Mondamin, and Rita Rank 18. Charter Oak; F.lwyn E.
Rollins. 21 McClelland, and Jeralvnn M. Klahn Stuart; Indefinite; disqualified to op- r.i. a m.itnr vehicle 18: Franklin A. Brlckey, 22.
and Pauline Martha Aniridia, 46. of 492 Second st. Kort Dodee; indefi Seta 5:22 m. Thursday Rises 7:32 a. m.
Friday Cecilia F. Swingwond. 18; William Perdue. v4. and MCliee.
u. HARLAN David J. Sextro. Chicago, nite; disqualified to operate a motor vehicle. Donald Farrell Foste.
18, of 2420 Holcomb Des Moines; 30 days; habilual violator. 111., and Cecil A. Allstnt, Defiance. MA NTH EST Kit Edwin Pask. 24 and Carol M.
Stone, 18; John M. Hahesv. 21, and Lynda L. Gearhart. 21 u.bGUlllTOllv noi-rvl Che.
REVOCATIONS K.nnelh OeDonrker. 43. Route 1. nev 92. and Patricia Ann Wilson.
19. Bn fiifi East Molina. 111.: 60 days; hnth nf Cedar Ranids John Varnum. operating a motor vehicle while in-j 31, Colo, and Roberta Brandt, 25. State Center; Edgar Porter, 31, Baxter, and Betty Mae Kmitn, jy; v.
wayne bcrne-hel. 19. I.tanomb. and Judith Beeehlv Orson Holland Rites Saturday Services for Orson H. Holland, 71, of 800 Eleventh West Des Moines, who died W.D.
Dennis Services Set Services for W. D. Dennis, 63, of 921 E. Ninth who died of a stroke Tuesday at liAtMA iri11 Via. Eldon Raymond Rltter.
41 3104 Lombard Davenport: 60 days; operating a motor vehicle while Intoxicated- 18. Conrad: Francis McAttee, 22. and Cynthia Rlcheson, 18. State Center. MASON CITY Lee Schmitt, 19 (Treene.
and Johanna Smith. 18. Rock How Does One Acquire Stock? What do you have when you do buy stocks? How does the New York Stock Exchange work? What do all those numbers in the stock Jeo Hortye. 4J. rtoute v.uum, 60 days; operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
Hejineth Norman Jones, 60, Gar- well; Gerald W. Sundgren. 20, and rv i tv -J navillo; 60 days; operating a motor of arterioscler Karen Landry, 20, both or Minneapolis. Minn." Robert Warren, 31, and Berna-dine Relnarta, 26. both of Minneapolis.
Louis Halverson, 58, and Alice Mav Webster, 42. Franklin Josepn ctiuoeiar, iwmw osis luesaay win 1 at 2 p. m. Sat- 0 urday in the at Mercy Hos-, 1, Iowa City; 60 dayB; operating a motor vehicle while Intoxicated. John Joseph Lana, 46.
of 1811 Hamilton 8. Cedar Rapids; 60 days; operating a motor vehicle while OTTUMWA Konert h. Herman ann Carole Lynn White; Merrill D. Gray and Ardythe Burns; Ronald Rysdam and Doris Jean Pickens; Bernard Don columns of your newspaper pital, will be at mean? dist Church at Har- intoxicated. ci 1 n.
m. Satur- With more Americans own lU'X r.an curry, o. ui Muscatine; 60 days; operating a motor a 1 ing more stock than ever be vehicle while intoxicaiea. R. Joha luteins, no age given.
771 Thirte.nth ve Clinton: 23 days' vey. Burial will be in Eu-'reka Cemetery 1 there. JOHNSON' nelly and KUla Bloom, ootn ot usKa- 1OOVATERL0O Darrell J. Willeverth, 20. La Porte Cltv.
and Jean Marie Mtl'er, 16. Terry Lee Cafes. 21, and Donna Mae Reaves, 17: Martin Hanson. 67. and Emma Carnes, 54: Michael J.
Hilger. 20, Evanadale. and Mary Beth Cowell. 20: David Wilbur Stumma, 18. Jesup, and Mollle Sue Morris.
17. LaPorte City; John P.ohert I.nnlgan. Falrbank, and Elodla Mesce, 21. THHOCKMOKTON 1'EKCIVAL operating a motor vehicle while intoxi cated. day at the Dahlstrom Funeral Home Burial will be in Woodland Cemetery.
Sirenus rnms nraus. ou. 01 o-u By Chuck Burdick There's no pattern for becoming a swimming champion. That was proved Wednesday as Roosevelt won its thirty-first consecutive swimming title by a wide margin over runnerup Lincoln. The Riders scored 147 points 4i more than the other four schools combined.
For example, double-winners Bill Strief of Roosevelt and Brian Percival of Lincoln have been swimming most of their 16 years. But, Lincoln's Don Berry and the Riders' Tom Throckmorton are relative newcomers. Munger Helps Both Percival and Strief got their start more than a decade ago under the guidance of Clark Mun- fore these questions have become extremely important and they'll be answered next Wednesday in the first of two INVESTORS FORUMS. On the program are repre ave. N.
ceuar rtauius, inumo, operating a motor vehicle while Intoxicated. Mr. Dennis was a station a 1 lbearers will be George Raymond William jwuh? 2 AJgona; 60 days; operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Accident Record (As reported to Dei Moines police) Acci- Indents urd Collision of automobiles 489 132 Albert Barnes Rites Saturday irtr fii i McKim. Claude sentatives of four Des Moines investment firms.
Thomas Clark, Register and Tribune financial editor, will be mod I agent and tele-1 'I grapher for ythe Rock Is-dennis jand Line3 30 years, retiring in 1949 because of ill health. He was born at Harvey and lived here 22 years. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Westfall, Roy Davis, Jack Calhoun, R. A Cook and Robert McBeth. Automobile- 0 ger, the Roosevelt coach, at the Wakonda Club.
Strief, a 5-foot 8-inch junior who won the 50 and 100-yard free style titles, has been swimming com-petively since he was four, while Percival, who set records in the 200-yard free style and 200-yard individual medley events, figures he was six when he began. Percival, holder of four Lincoln school records he pedestrian 9 Services for Albert F. Barnes, 66, of 2421 Maple archivist at the Polk County Other automobile accidents 8 6 Mr. Holland, a lifelong resi erator. Don't miss the INVEST' MENT FORUMS at 8 p.
1961 1960 Deaths to date pedestrian struck by automobile dent of Des Moines, had been ill three years. He was a next Wednesday and Wednes urthouse.p,, will be at 1:30 Railroad Telegraphers. building manager from 1941 day, Feb. 7, in KRNT Theater. Admission is free.
to 1950 and previously was in The body will be at the p. m. aaiuruay at the Hamil the insurance business 20 Hamilton Funeral Home until 11 a. m. Saturday.
ton Funerall Home. Burial Surviving are his widow, S. James Sadler Is Dead Here Minnie; two daughters, Mrs. Want Bethel Mission on List Again By Donald Kaul The Polk County Board of Adeline Burkhart and Mrs. years.
Surviving are his widow, Catherine; two a rs, Jane Holland of Des Moines and Mrs. Maurice Willard of Mount Vernon, N. two sons, Orson of Des Moines and Maj. G. K.
Hol Maxine Chittenden of Des will be inf tJ. I Laurel Cemetery. I fmf Mr. Barnes I i f)' died earlylyl Wednesday atly Des i S. James Sadler, 41, of 7417 Moines, and three sons, Wil Monroe court, service fore man at Northwestern Bell liam A.
and Paul E. of Des Moines and Daniel D. of Al-toona; a sister, Mrs. Myrtle Burde of Alhambra, 10 Telephone land, with the Air Force in Tokyo, Japan, and six grand I General Hospi JST died of a heart I Social Welfare Thursday urged that the Bethel Mission, 60412 School be put back children. grandchildren and one attack Thurs day morning at Iowa Meth tal after suffer- barnes ing a heart attack at his home.
He had been in ill health two months. Born at Elmira, N. he came here from Cleveland, on the list of recipients or free federal surplus food. Earlier this week State Welfare Board Chairman odist Hospital. He had been ill II 1 1 Hs Av three weeks, i Lawrence Putney announced that the Bethel Mission had been cut from the surplus A native of i eer, Mr.
Sadler Ohio, 30 years ago. Before his appointment in Septem PjOk I 4 tn ber, 1958, as county archivist, lived in Gil- Urbandale 'Closes In On Basket Urbandale's John Leav-engood has almost doubled his scoring output this year and much of the credit is due to Coach Norvel De-' Witt's decision to change his offense. "A year ago we used John out front, but this year switched to a high-low post offense to use his talents under the basket," saidDeWitt. John has responded well. The 6-foot 2-inch senior is averaging 18.5 points over-all and in conference play has a 19.2 average second only to North Polk's Bob Klong-lan, who leads the race with 20 points per game.
A year ago Leavengood averaged around 10 points. Another factor in his Improved scoring has been 1 4 more Citv be- he operated a janitorial serv iui moving tu Des Moines 15 saulkr food list because it had been overstating the number of daily meals served to transients there. Clerical Error The Rev. Edward D. Dean, mission supervisor, said the overstatement was the result of a clerical error.
Polk County Welfare Board Mrs. Bierwirth Rites Friday Services for Mrs. Oscar Bierwirth, 74, formerly of 830 S. E. Broad will be at 1:30 p.
m. Friday at the Hamilton Funeral Home. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Mrs. Bierwirth died of arteriosclerosis Tuesday at the State Mental Health Institute at Clarinda after a long illness.
She was a lifelong resident of Des Moines and a member of Central Christian Church. Surviving are her husband, living in the Iowa Soldiers Home at Marshalltown; two daughters, Mrs. Cleo Proffitt of Flint. and Mrs. Na- years ago.
He served in the U. S. Coast Guard during ice and previously owned a used furniture business and a grocery store. Surviving are his widow Maxine; a daughter, Mrs. Violet Volk of Milford; a son, William, in the Navy at Bain-bridge, and five World War II.
He was a member of St, Pius Catholic Church and member Orville Armstrong St. Pius Holy Name Soci said Thursday, "The Rev. Mr. Dean made an honest mistake lost the breast stroke mark to Berry Tuesday and perhaps-the best all-round swimmer in Lincoln history, also is a junior. Percival, a 6-foot 145-pounder, doesn't look the part of a swimming champion.
But he prefers the individual medley, the toughest event. It includes all four strokes. Throckmorton and Berry have risen to championship status almost overnight, Throckmorton in the back stroke and Berry in the breast stroke. In Swim Class Throckmorton, a 16-year-old junior, was drafted out of swimming class as a sophom*ore. In a year he has become one of the state's best in his specialty.
"I never had any competitive swimming before high school and only swam at camp," says Tom, who is building up his 150-pound frame with weights. He spends about 20 minutes a day 10 before studying and 10 before going to bed on exercises. Berry, another junior, contends he did little swimming before high school. "In fact, I really didn't know how until I was a sophom*ore. "Some of my friends told me not to go out, but I tried it and liked it.
I decided to really push myself." His coach, veteran Loren Graff agrees. "Don's really come a long way in two years. He started doing about 1:20, now he's down to 1:09 in the breast stroke." Biggest Upset Another Lincoln swimmer, senior Jerry Johnson, pulled the meet's biggest upset, defeating Roosevelt's Rich Collins for the 100-yard butterfly title in the record time of 1:00.5. It marked Johnson's first victory over Collins in six tries and came just a day after Collins had bettered the city mark. The North pool will be site of one of two state district meets Feb.
10, while East will be host to the state meet Feb. 17. All Des Moines schools along with Boone, State College High of Cedar Falls, Fort Dodge, Marshall-town, Ottumwa and Central Sioux City will compete in the North district. The other district is at Davenport. The first three finishers in each district gain the state meet.
ety, St. Vincent de Paul Society. Dowling Club and and he's admitted it. I don't Father Gets Year; Paroled see why the people who come through the mission should be Toastmasters Club. Services will be at 10 a.
m. Saturday at St Pius Church with burial in Glendale Cem penalized for it. William Prusha Funeral Friday Services for William E. Prusha, 69, of 1712 Mar Ella trail, will be at 1 p. m.
Friday at the Dahlstrom Funeral Home. Burial will be in Masonic Cemetery. A Des Moines resident 40 years, Mr. Prusha died of pneumonia Wednesday at Veterans Hospital. He was ill six months.
Born in Poweshiek County, he had been a salesman for Black and Decker Co. He was a member of Moingona Masonic Lodge, the Des Moines Consistory and Za-Ga-Zig Shrine. He was a World War I veteran. Surviving are his widow, Mary; a stepson, John Esben-sen of Des Moines; four sisters, Mrs. Mae Hrabak of Long Beach, Mrs.
Jessie Waterstradt, Frances and Ema V. Prusha, all of Cedar Rapids; a brother, Fred R. Prusha of Little Cedar, and three grandchildren. Father of I.S.U. President Dies AMES, IA.
() The father of Dr. James H. Hilton, president of Iowa State University, died Wednesday. He was Henry M. Hilton, 87, of Hickory, N.
C. The elder Mr. Hilton was a widower. Services will be Friday at Newton, N. C.
Ershel Oliver has pleaded dine Fronsdahl of Yakima. etery. The rosary will be said guilty to a child desertion! a son, Lawrence A. of charge and has sen- Philadelphia, a sister, tenced by Polk County Dis-jMrs. Bessie Benson, and a trict Judge Ray C.
Fountain brother, Walter J. Balzer, "We've got the surplus food. It isn't as if the extra food the mission got was wasted. It was all eaten by the men." "The mission does good at 8 p. m.
Friday at the Cald well-Brien Funeral Home. to one year in the State iboth of North Hollywood Surviving are his widow, Penitentiary at Fort Madison Cal; eight grandchildren and work," added Board Member J. F. Baillie. "They keep ana paroiea to tne Jowasjx great-grandchildren Suburban Mat Meet The Suburban Conference's first wrestling tournament will be held Saturday at the Park View gym in Ankeny.
Jean a son, John and a daughter, Peggy Jo Sadler, both at home, and an aunt, transients off of the street uoara or raroie. Oliver, 29, who said he at night. If they didn't the Mrs. William G. Reinders of Fire Volunteer Dinner at Carlisle men might be panhandling or lives at Rock Island, was accused of not supporting Gilmore City, with whom he knocking somebody over the lived many years following his three children.
The Carlisle Citv Council the death of his parents when Five schools Bondurant- County Attorney Harry Wednesday night sponsored Farrar (9-1), North Polk (5-2) Perkins, said the Olivers the annual dinner of the vol John Leavengood Increased "In-put" his ability to get free under the basket "I'd say his movement around the basket has improved 100 per cent," says DeWitt. John has been working on a hook shot recently, but prefers using his jump shot. He's hit 52 per cent from the field. An outstanding football tackle, Leavengood also is the club's top rebounder. He has averaged 12.5, just a shade ahead of 6-4 Bill Chase.
Leavengood's also tough on defense. DeWitt says he gets position under the boards better than anyone DeWitt's seen this year. "He guarded Ankeny's Mike Justice last week and stopped him with one field goal in the second half," says DeWitt. Leavengood is the basketball captain, an honor he also held on the football team. Ankeny's Justice also moved up on Klonglan in the boys conference scoring derby.
He has an 18.2 total with 91 points in five games. Klonglan hag 100, Leavengood 96. Urbandale's Becky Johnson and Altoona's Linda Workman top the girls with 27 point marks. Johnson has scored 135 in five games, Workman 108 in four. Carlisle's Donna McClain is just a shade behind with 105 in four games a 26.8 average.
Ankeny (5-3), Urbandale (2-4) he was a small boy. Vena Johnson Rites Friday and Johnston (0-5) will com pete. The day-long meet will be Services for Mrs. Vena Johnson, 71, of 2100 Lay who died of a heart attack unteer fire department. Fire Chief Jack Nowels was host to the 16 volunteer firemen and Warren County Sheriff C.
J. Richards showed movies on fire prevention and rescue after the dinner. Also present were two former department chiefs. Transfer Hearing For Freight Line The Iowa Commerce Commission said Thursday that a Tuesdav at gin at 10:30 a. with semi-1 finals scheduled for 1:30 p.
m. and the finals for 6:30 p. m. Three wrestlers will bring undefeated marks into the meet, 138 pounder Dave Peterson and heavyweight Harold Albaugh of Ankeny and Urbandale 145-pounder Stan Boley. home, will bel at 1 Fri.
at 3 m. Fri- p. separated in April, 1961, and that Oliver has given his wife only $60 since that time. He said Mrs. Oliver has been receiving $49 a month in aid to dependent children (ADC) funds to supplement her earnings.
Repair Ankeny Water Line A break in a four-inch water main cut off water to the east half of Ankeny for about 82 hours Wednesday night. The break was discovered about 5:30 p. m. Wednesday at Second and Cherry streets. Service was restored to most head." U.
C. Agency Polk County Welfare Director Leland Ahern declared, "It's a shame this happened to the Rev. Mr. Dean. He's put a lot of his own money into the mission and spent hundreds of dollars in helping to rehabilitate needy families." The Bethel Mission is a United Campaign organization and also receives support from church groups, private donors and gets a small food allotment from the Polk County Welfare Department.
Adenauer Better BONN, WEST GERMANY ((Chancellor Konrad Adenauer had to stay away from his office again Thursday because of the grippe, but showed further improvement, the government press office reported. usy day? day at the Dahlstrom Funeral Home. Burial will be ti in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Mrs. n-son had been ill two weeks.
She was born at Trenton, TOP BOWLERS at CIumIc John Ineram Bill Iverson 258-676. Jack Clark 2ft4-686, AJ Knapp 225-227-649. 227-625, Bob Hamman 622. Orvllls Oore 265-621, Jim Wad 620. curt Anderson 620.
Walt Miranda 619. Carl Davenport 235-613, Lcs Mattlane 609, Vern Lan 605. Roy Cunningham 226-602. Hal Tetlefsfn 242 Keltfflr and Tribune) John tudy AT BOWL-O-MAT fc Highland Park Art, Ash 605, Warden 26. Jerry Davis 225.
AT VAf, I.ANKS VsJ Trio (4 games) Buck Whlpps 2S3-873. Keith Hennlger 254-870, Rich Nleresj-ten 852, Jack Baker 850. Jack Frank 814. Ed F.ss 800. Mta Onl Chuck Batea 623.
Mar. 14 hearing on the application of Donald Eugene Morrison, operator of Boone Freight Lines, has been transferred to Boone. The hearing on Morrison's request to operate a motor carrier of freight between Boane and Des Moines was originally scheduled for the commission's offices here. of eastern part of the town at 2 a. m.
Thursday. By 3:30 and came whnbm to Des Moines 40 years ago. Surviving is a brother, J. D. Weaver of Des Moines a.
service was restored to all parts of the community.
