Quarter Horse surge in Malvern area draws attention
The Quarter Horse gains popularity with Chas Costello and others active in Malvern events. A Henderson sale auctioned about 50 such animals led by Art Kitcher. Local sports saw Malvern win a track dual against Farragut as Barbara and Sharon Shapcott led with multiple firsts. The Tri-County Boat Club nears its third season with dock work planned near Glenwood and a May 7 meeting in Red Oak. The Henderson Legion drumbeat offers a $350 boat prize at their Spring Dance on April 27.
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Malvern
Chas
D. Costello
Rick Smith
Dean Darling
Tom Gidley III
Duke
Costello
Jan
Jane
Henderson
Art Kitcher
Tri-County Boat Club
Glenwood
Red Oak
Tri-County
Sioux City
Henderson American Legion
Corner Track Meet at Shenandoah Next Wednesday
Corner conference track teams hold their annual competition next Wednesday April 25 on Mustang field at Shenandoah. Coach Bill Beasley will also enter the Malvern boys in the Council Bluffs meet this Saturday.
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Mustang
Shenandoah
Bill Beasley
Malvern Boys
Council Bluffs
Jane Miller Leads With 245 In Wednesday Bowling
Jane Miller posted a 245 high game on Wednesday night in the Women’s Wednesday Night League though Barbara Peterson claimed the best series with 608 after games of 185 217 and 261. Miller finished second with 582 while Jeannie Alberts Edna McNulty each reached 199 games. Our Market remained atop the standings as they won two of three against BPW and set a league high 825 game and 2232 series aided by Glenwood Bank 792 and Guy’s 779 totals.
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Jane Miller
Barbara Peterson
Miller
Jeannie
Alberts
Edna McNulty
Pat Mercer
Winnie McCluskey
Mercer
B.P.W
Glenwood Bank
A. & W. Grey Oil Co
Farm Bureau Ins
Franksen
John
Malvern Bank
Fern
Guy’s
Pioneers edge into mixed night of bowling action
The Pioneers enjoyed a better than average session last Thursday night as four teams shared wins and losses. Top totals included Bob Forney’s 485 series and Ken Jones’s 624 with two clean 200-plus games, while Eldon Sheer led a 232 single. Red Line Oil posted the top team game at 919 and Thurmani Bank the high series at 26165.
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Pioneers
Gibsons and Basers
Red Line Oil
Buffington’s
Thurman Bank
Pepsi Cola
Kizzier
Good Grain and
Pace Service Co
Bob Forney
Ken Jones
Eldon Sheer
Thurmani Bank
Malvern Leads In 220 and 240 Yard Relays And Hurdles
Sunday at the Henderson sale barn drew buyers from Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Iowa for a large auction. Art Fritcher acted as auctioneer with horses from local breeders. The Wagon Wheel Saddle club provided lunch amid a busy sale day.
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Henderson Sale
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Art Fritcher
Wagon Wheel Saddle Club
Letters Awarded at Nishna Valley High Athletics Banquet
Nishna Valley high athletes were honored Friday at the Emerson gym for the annual athletic banquet. A Henderson Methodist church women’s dinner preceded the ceremony themed Off the Record. Athletic director Marlin Mercer announced winners. Gary Greenwood and Larry Dunphy presented letters for baseball and boys basketball while Mercer recognized girls basketball and track. A dance by the Omaha-based Imprints followed, with former Emersonian Bob Fields in the orchestra. Letter recipients included Rodger Rumery, Bob Wilkinson, Dave Laughlin, Wil sie Brown, Dick Winders, Gorden Viner, Gary Stouder, Rick Lama, Donnie Hicks, Jean Ramsey, Diane Sandquist, Judy Geith, Kathryn Houser, Lorna Lewis, Linda Ramsey, Shirley Fleming, Mickey Straight, and name-linked student manager.
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Nishna Valley High
Emerson Gym
Henderson Methodist Church
Wood
Larry Dunphy
Mercer
Omaha
Rodger Rumery
Bob Wilkinson
Dave Laughlin
Wilsie
Wylie Brown
Dick Winders
Gorden Viner
Gary Stouder
Rick Lama
Donnie Hicks
Jean Ramsey
Diane Sandquist
Judy Geith
Kathryn Houser
Lorna Lewis
Linda Ramsey
Shirley Fleming
Mickey Straight
Hites Fourth at Shenandoah Relays in Shot Put
Malvern earns points via Jerry Hites who places fourth in the shot put at the Mustang relays held at Jerry. Les Raine of Glenwood wins with 49 ft 4 in. Creston leads the meet with 50 6/7 points. Malvern ties Atlantic for 16th in a 20 team field. Glenwood dominates several events earning fourth place with 28 points.
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Malvern
Bill Beasley
Oriole
Mustang
Shenandoah
Jerry
Les Raine
Glenwood
Hites
Creston
Atlantic
Lincoln
Henderson Girl Breaks Wrist in Jump at School
Beverly McMullen of Henderson fractured her wrist during broad jumping at Nishna Valley School. The incident highlights sport risks faced by young athletes in school track activities.
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Henderson
Beverly McMullen
Nishna Valley School
Ambitious Audies Hold April Meeting at Booster Station
Ambitious Audies met April 14 at Booster Station. Eight members two leaders and one visitor attended. Betsy Paul named vice president. Peggy Haack spoke on the International Farm Youth Exchange and a $5 donation to the Exchange program plus $2 for 4-11 signs repair were approved. Betsy Paul and Linnea Johnson demoed safe sewing titled Mending is Fun. Next meeting will honor mothers with each girl participating.
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Betsy Paul
Peggy Haack
International Farm Youth Exchange
Linnea Johnson
Henderson Community Club Names Byron Sowers Pres
The Henderson Community Club elected Bryan Sowers as president for the coming year at its April meeting in the gym with Clyde Patton presiding. A program featured first graders, devotions by Mrs. Agnes Workman, and remarks on the council in Council Bluffs. New officers include Pauline Cool vice president Ruth Greenwood secretary and Beverly Boileau treasurer.
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Henderson Community Club
Byron Sowers
Pres
Clyde Patton
Davis
Hyveryone
Bryan Sowers
Pauline Cool
Ruth Greenwood
Beverly Boileau
Lippincott
Malvern
United Nations
Henderson Churches Observe Good Friday Union Service
Henderson churches hold a 2:30 p m Good Friday union service at the Methodist church. The Christian church hosted a musical program last Sunday night with baptisms and new memberships at the Methodist services. New members include Mr and Mrs Robert Scott and others. Clarence McKinney visited near Malvern.
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Methodist
The
Christian Church
Robert Scott
Kenneth and
Kathie
Doug Allensworth
Sundaay
Methodist Church
Don Kadel
Charles
Betsy Paul
Peggy Haack
Clarence McKinney
Claude Stephens
Malvern
Fourteen Truckers Appearing in Mills County Justice Court
Fourteen truckers faced Justice of the Peace John Hall in Mills County last week as state inspectors audited fleet compliance. Names include Doyle Holson of San Antonio fined for improper registration and overlength hauling shrimp to Philadelphia. James W Harvey of Miami fined for overlength load and excess fuel. Glen Hiatt of Council Bluffs for improper registration. James Young Warrenton for lack of Iowa reciprocity card. Vernon Roesler of Western Neb for lack of reciprocity and axle overload. James Autle of St. Joseph overlength. Neil Houser of Kansas City and Loren Graham of Omaha for lack of reciprocity. Paul Meyers Crescent overlength. George Taylor Lincoln Neb and James Fasching Merriam Kan for lack of reciprocity. James Fasching and Warlan Stucks Two Rivers Wis for no valid registration. Lawrence White Tabor overload on registration.
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Mills County
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San Antonio
Tex
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Council Bluffs
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Warrenton
Iowa
Vernon Roesler
Western
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St. Joseph
Neil Houser
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Loren Graham
Omaha
Paul Meyers
Crescent
George Taylor
Lincoln
James Faseching
Merriam
Kan
James Fasching
Warlan Stucks
Two Rivers
Wis
Lawrence White
Tabor
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