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1949

Bert Harper, president of the New London Athletic Association, reported that the bleachers and backstop at the baseball diamond are completed.
A 1949 Ford Six Tudor Sedan is $1527.65 at Marshall Motor Co.
Ralph Heibner bought the D-X station from Feehans and is now in charge.
Janet Edwards has accepted an office position at Chitton-Eastman in Burlington.
Frank Colton and Bill Eckey have returned from a trip to the Wisconsin Dells and the Chicago railroad fair.
This week at the Alamo: “Chicken Every Sunday” starring Dan Dailey and “You Gotta Stay Happy” starring James Stewart.

1974

Four have filed for the school board election in September. They are Larry Moravec Jr., Mark Westerbeck, Chuck Noel, and Loren Reif.
Linda Hoel can now print checks at the bank on the new Burroughs check imprinter.
Obituary this week: Mrs. Mary Westerbeck. Bearers were Jeffrey McKinnon, Michael Byrum, Brian Westerbeck, John Willits, Phillip Byrum, and Robert Anderson.
Iowa Army National Guard members are Debbie Wilson, Joyce Howard, and Henrietta Howard.
The Journal is celebrating its 100th birthday with a 2 for 1 subscription sale.

Missy Allen, Lee Pennebaker, and Chris Richard are selling real estate in the new branch office of Richard Realty.
Dover Museum received $5,000 from a Hoaglin Grant.
The Lions Club celebrates 25 years in New London.
This week’s Hometown Pride Award goes to Danny and Melissa Cornell for their home on 411 South Elm Street.
New London’s L.Z. Coleman will try to keep his lead in the modified division at 34 Raceways on Saturday night.

The New London’s Lions Club welcomed two new members. They are Patsy Dillon and Matt Adrian.
Obituaries this week: Richard E. Bell, Adrianna Simmons, and Debra Rice.
Magician Rick Eugene performed his act at the Nugen Library as part of the summer reading program. Thirty were in attendance.