Dry spring threatens mushroom crop and deer warning trial
Thursday morning’s light rain offers only partial relief for Southwest Iowa’s dry spell, delaying a good mushroom season by two to four weeks. The Conservation Commission reports state approval to place clear crossing signs on major roads and to test mirror type deer warning devices on two Iowa highways to reduce deer vehicle crashes, with Mills County urged to join the pilot.
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Iowa
The
Conservation Commission
State Highway Commission
A. van de Ree
Birnaboina
Stateshway
Missouri
Council Bluffs
Con- Rose Commission
Mills County
Mills
Nishnabotna
Hastings
Nishna Valley tops triangular meet at Emerson
Nishna Valley scored 82 points to beat Essex 63 and Malvern 32 in a grass track triangular at Emerson. Events included 60-yard hurdles, sprints, relays, mile runs, and field events with Winders and Lunn among event winners. Track times were slow on the grass circuit.
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Nishna Valley
Emerson
Ralph Pierce
Essex
Malvern
Hascall
Wooten
Winstrand
Darrah
Winders
Gage
Falk
Schroeder
Lunn
Robbins
Davis
Mount M
Carlson E
Preston E
Hicks
King
Dayson
Clay
Westrand
Sandquist
Dyke FE
Timson M
Angus
Lees
Laughlin
Hedlund
York E
Carlson
Jackson M
Johnson
Johnson E
Wilkinson
Perkins
Bounties Paid on 51 Coyotes 449 Foxes in County
Mills county reports fair bounty results for 1962. County Auditor Glen Johnson notes $1,439.85 paid for 51 coyotes 10 each 23 coyote cubs 4 and 449 foxes 2. Also listed are gophers pandas? 237 front paw pairs at 5 cents. State totals show widespread bounty payouts across Iowa.
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Mills County
Glen Johnson
Iowa
Peru Weight Prospect Gordon Scott On Track Team
Peru Nebraska State Teachers College lists Gordon Scott, a sophomore from Malvern, as one of its weight prospects. Scott, a Malvern Community graduate, competes for the college’s track squad as a developing thrower with potential for future events.
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Gordon Scott
Malvern
Peru
Scott
Malvern Community
17 Girls Now on MCHS Track Squad
The first meeting of Coach Ver non Arndt and his track girls was held April 8. Nineteen girls attended including Jess winners. The group lists field event and track participants with several named students competing in both classes. The team’s first meet occurred at Fremont Mills with FM, Essex and MCHS involved. Changes include discontinuing the 220 medley and basketball throw and adding the 880 relay and 440 open run.
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Vernon Arndt
Jetter
Carol Wolfe
Barbara Brammer
Cathy Burgoin
Sharon Stewart
Priscilla Wearin
Bonnie Spiker
Gerry Turner
Shirley Moore
Sharon Turner
Sheila Ballinger
Diane Hopp
Sharon Shapcott
Janet Jones
Rayna Reed
Carol Wortman
Suellen Dashner
Sheri Roenfeld
Fremont Mills
Essex
MCHS
Gals Triumph in Dual Meet Over C M Nishna Valley Scores
Nishna Valley girls win 68 points to Carson Macedonia 46 in a Emerson Wednesday dual. Blackhawkette entries win nine events led by Clark, Lewis, and Fleming. Event winners include 60 yd lows Clark, 60 yd dash Lewis, 220 yd dash Lewis, 220 yd relay NV, 440 yd run Brammeler CM, 100 yd dash Lewis, and field events led by Geith NV in discus and Fleming NV in football throw and shot put.
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Nishna Valley
Carson Macedonia
Emerson
C-M Gals
Blackhawkette
Clark
Johnson
Miller
Lewis
Ballain
Isaacson
Robertson
Brammeler
Rummery
Stuhr
Raney
Kadel
Tie Raney
Rollins
Bird
McVay
Geith
Fleming
Browning
Judy Forrestall
Joyce Forrestall
Tabor
Farragut
Fremont Mills
Marlin Mercer
F-M
Shirley Fleming
Blackhawkettes
Shirley
Wilson
Sietsema
Wing
Lawrence
Rumery
Van
Horn
Coghill
Curis
Cash
Howard
Fields
Nisha Valley
Travis
Hardia
Hall
Driskell
Bateman
Witherow
Crawford
van Horn
Hopkins
Parragut
Sonner
I-M
Gibson's Shaky Lead Threatened in Pi Oneer League
Gibson's Shaky Lead Threatened as Gibson Feeds drops another point while Red Lina Qi] wins four from Malvern Sbr. Westside Cafa grabs three from Thur man Bank, and Roger's Laundry earns three from Buffington Motors. Don Stanley tops with 245 and Jim Stanley leads in total pins at 628. Gibson Feeds posts best team frame 978. Thur nant Bank finishes with 2636 total.
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Gibson
Gibson's
Pace Service Co
Red Lina Qi
Malvern Sbr
Kizzter Service
Westside Cafa
Thurman Bank
Gay Oil Co
Roger's Laundry
Buffington Motors
Stanley Boys
Rollie's Texaco clinches Women's League title in tight race
Rollie's Texaco nearly sealed the Women's Wednesday Nite League crown, edging Glenwood Bank as Market and Glenwood vie for runner-up. Pat Mercer led with a 225 game and 2 600 series, while Rollie's posted 2964 team total as Ferns Beauty, A W and others posted 180s and 500s in a busy bowling night.
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Rollie
Texaco
Glenwood Banks
Rollins
Franksen & Johnson
Pat Mercer
Carolyn Stanley
Doris Riesner
Glenwood Dank
Riesner
Beth Surface
Jan Forney
Thelma Surface
Ruth Stanley
Barb Peterson
Evelyn Gay
Marion Jurgens
Lou King
Rollie’s
Glenwood Bank Na
Our Market
Goy Oi] Co. _ E&Y
Malvern Bank
Fern's Beauty
Cains Drug
BP. W. A
F’sen & J’son
Wrestling scores and participants list from meet
Clarence Ingalls 240 Leon Lemonds 234 Erman Huffman 232 Art Bird 234 213 John Eaton 231 Jim Stanley 223 216 Lowell Fanning 216 John King 208 Don Peterson 207 Gay Cloyed 206 John Whitehead 204 Jack Chambers 202 and F Stephens 200.
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Clarence Ingalls
Leon Lemonds
Erman Huffman
Art Bird
John Eaton
Jim Stanley
Lowell Fanning
John King
Don Peterson
Gay Cloyed
John Whitehead
Jack Chambers
F. Stephens
Nishna Valley Girls Track Squad Fields 24 Candidates
Nishna Valley prepares with 24 candidates led by two veterans Diane Fields and Lorna Lewis. Coach Marlin Mercer notes eight meets this year starting with last Thursday at Tabor and a duel with Carson-Macedonia. Key losses include 1962 graduate Diane Sandquist, Iowa’s top last season, while upcoming events feature Black Hawkette Relays at Red Oak May 2 and district, state, and junior Olympic meets through June.
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Nishna Valley
Marlin Mercer
Blackhawkettes
Tabor
Carson-Macedonia
Diane Fields
Lorna Lewis
Diane Sandquist
Iowa
Connie Rumery
Judy Geith
Alice Vrba
Connie Warren
Beverly Wortman
Teresa Selby
Judy Crawford
Red Oak
Missouri Valley
USTFF
Indianola
Omaha Westside
Work Day Planned at Fairview Country Club
Fairview Country Club members urged by secretary Bob Salyers to volunteer for a Saturday work day to prepare the golf course for the season. Tasks include leveling old tees, smoothing the area, greens maintenance, and other needs to be tackled by members for part of the day. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for support after a hospital stay and return home.
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Fairview Country Club
Bob Salyers
Nishna Valley Gals Take Second at F M Triangular
Nishna Valley girls finish second at a triangular meet in Tabor with Farragut and Fremont Mills. Shirley Fleming wins both shot put and discus, and NV secures a 220-yard relay victory. Farragut leads the meet with 74 points. NV earns 41 percent. F-M totals 31 percent.
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Nishna Valley
Firemen praised for quick response to grass blaze
Roy Price thanks Malvern firefighters for rapid action after a grass fire last Saturday. He also calls out the golfer who started the fire and left, asking him to come forward.
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Malvern
Roy Price
Wm Penn Scholarship Awarded to A Hall at Os kaloosa
Allen Hall, MCHS senior, won a William Penn College scholarship at Os kaloosa. The Representative Scholarship honors top scholastic standings and school involvement. Hall has lettered in football and basketball at Malvern High and plans to enroll at William Penn this fall.
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Allen Hall
MCHS
William Penn College
Oskaloosa
Allen
Wath
Malvern High
Wm, Penn
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Pfister Associated Growers, Inc
Monroe, Iowa
Jerry Stemper
Urengs Gibson
Queece Ag Kizzier
Buffington M'trs
Westside
Roger's Lindry
Malvern Lbr
Goy O11
Rafferty Mobil
Glenwood
Fairview
John Rainbow
Malvern Leader
Wm. Penn
A. Hall
Dekalb
Guy Grindle, JR
Robert L. Hos5sle
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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