Horse Show Attracted Large Crowd at Mills County Fair
A large Tuesday night crowd watched the Mills County Fair second annual horse show. Plenty of competition and entries highlighted an outstanding evening with judge Chester Noble, ring steward Bill Hyde, announcer A J Tschopp, superintendent Frederick G Smith guiding a smooth program. Ribbon and trophy girls included Janet Houser, Merrilee Darrah, Susan Darrah, Sandra Roenfeldt and Penny Mason.
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Mills County Fair
Chester Noble
Bill Hyde
A. J. Tschopp
Frederick G. Smith
Janet Houser
Merrilee
Susan Darrah
Sandra Roenfeldt
Penny Mason
Malvern Dentist Buys, Bids for Local Athletes and Horses
Malvern dentist Dr J R Beck with Knight work fitted the Mont Vern Mills Knights football team with teeth guards at no charge and previously outfitted the Malvern squad. The article notes Dee’s golf wins, Hanson’s new club status, and Myrna McMillen’s selection in county conservation queen contest. It also covers the Western horse shows with multiple classes and winners from Glenwood, Council Bluffs, Omaha, and Hastings, listing participants and owners.
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Malvern
J. R. Beckwith
Fremont-Mills Knights
Eairview
Neil Hanson
Dee
Dale Dyke
Essex
Malvern Orelettes
Myrna McMillen
Stormy
Mary Gilmore
Glenwood
Bucky Lass
Sharon Johnson
Phyllis Kaiman
Comet
Priscilla Wearin
Hastings
Lucky
Wayne Carr
Tony
Jackie Hunter
Pacific Junction
English Pony
Mighty Mouse
John Kent
Roger Green
Council Bluffs
Thunderbird
Byrne Cady
Robert Kiplinger
Hunter Ingwerson
Mary Steinhauser
Minn
Cody
Debbie Baker
Omaha
Dan’s
Debbie
Joann Torrens
H. F. Klosterman
Lady Woodpecker
Clarence Miller
Bellevue
Neb
Hal Jo
Mary Healy
Cathy Eaton
Zulu King
Max James
Long & Huff
Anitalysing Be
Pate
Houghtons Tie Henderson Midgets In League Play
Henderson Midgets fall to Jay Cees 6-5 in Red Oak league action dropping to 11 3 tied with Houghton Bank. Sunday practice loss to Lewis Two 7 5 follows a 54 innings extra inning defeat to Montgomery County Bank. Signs offered reading No Hunting or Trespassing 20c each three for 50c seven for 1. The Leager office. St.
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Houghtons
Henderson
Montgomery County Bank
Jay Cees
Houghton Bank
Lewis Two
Leager Office
Mrs Kingery Hosts Tea Guests Name Kingery
Mrs Tom Kingery hosted an Friday afternoon tea for Ina Morse of Norwood Mo and guests including Mrs Lee Kepple of Scranton and Mrs Clarence Myera. The event featured triple deck sandwiches Ritz crackers candy coffee fruit juice and iced tea. Local gatherings continued with visits by Haney and Myera families and relatives from Glenwood Downey Duluth and Omaha during a busy weekend of social hospitality.
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Kingery
Tom Kingery
Ina Morse
Norwood
Lee Kepple
Scranton
Clarence Myera
Duck Haney
Floyd Blackman
Ehner Haney
Linda
Diana Myers
Glenwood
Cracked Rib for Mel Warner in Lenox Bout
Mel Warner, the Henderson rodeo clown, suffered a cracked rib in a Lenox bout with a Brahma pull. Initial fears of internal injuries were ruled out after examination. Fritchers plan rodeo at Afton Union county fair next week with loading out Sunday.
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Mel Warner
Henderson
Art Fritcher
Lenox
Fritchers
Afton
Union County Fair
Emersonians Organize Bowling League
A fall Sunday night mixed bowling league has been organized by Emerson couples with six teams in the schedule and three couples to a team. Officers named include Norman Fields as president, Marilyn Jensen as secretary and treasurer.
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Emerson
Norman Fields
Marilyn Jensen
Fremont-Mills Football Releases 11-Game Schedule
Fremont Mills announces an 11 game schedule for this fall with a Sept. 14 home opener against Lenox on the Tabor field and a Sept. 17 road game at Walnut. Practice starts Aug. 24. The schedule lists home dates versus Lenox Malvern Nishna Valley Stanton Hamburg Sidney and away games at Walnut Essex Farragut Booth Page and New Market.
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Fremont-Mills
Knights
Lenox
Tabor
Walnut
Vern
Nishna Valley
Stanton
Hamburg
Sidney
Essex
Farragut
Booth Page
New Market
More Hunting Seasons Announced by State Commission
The State Conservation Commission announced hunting and trapping seasons for the coming year. Squirrel season runs Sept 15 to Dec 14 with a bag limit of six and a possession limit of 12. Rabbit season Sept 15 to Feb 3, 1963 with a bag limit of 10. Deer seasons include shotgun Dec 15-17, 1962 and bow Oct 13 to Dec 2, 1962 with one deer per licensed hunter. Trapping covers mink Nov 10 to Dec 9 and other species Nov 10 to Feb 28, 1983. trapping on state and federal areas by permit only.
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State Conservation Commission
Knights finish season at 12 4 with 5-0 win over Hamburg
Fremont-Mills Knights close baseball season Friday night with a 5-0 victory over Hamburg to finish 12-4 overall and 7-2 in the Corner Conference. Gene Dahl hits a three run homer and Lynn Wederquist adds a triple as Larry Nelson allows three hits. Earlier, Stanton handed them top conference loss 2-0 in a no-hit game by Paul Swanson. Barry Yates allowed three hits. Fremont-Mills girls golf ends season 6-4 after district tourney loss to Havelock-Plover.
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Hamburg
Fremont-Mills Knights
Knights
Gene Dahl
Lynn Wederquist
Larry Nelson
Stanton
Paul Swanson
Barry Yates
Fremont-Mills
Freamont-Mills
Goffball
Havelock-Plover
Clarksville Arkansas visit by relatives to Vinton Johnson kin
Mr. Vernon and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain accompanied their son in law Vinton Johnson to his Clarksville Arkansas home on Saturday evening a week ago to visit their daughter and family. Later in the week Mr. and Mrs. Bob Christianson Doug lay Donna and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morrical Bruce and Myron joined them. They returned home early Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seeger and Mr. and Mrs. 0 M Wilson were visiting Thursday evening with
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Elmer Haney
Linda
Ina Morse
Norwood
Raymond Morse
Emerson
Morse
Haney
Floyd Grammer
Elmer Brammer
Carson
Sam Brammer
Sterling
Gale
Ethel Herrick
Iowa City
University of Iowa Hospital
University Hospital
Corwin Hardy
Junior Driskell
West Plains
Carolyn Hardy
Harold Sinner
Joyce
Rhoda Sinner
Loup City
Nobr
Lloyd Marsh
Leland
Barbara
Omaha
Marsh
Frank Chamberlain
Vinton Johnson
Clarksville
Ark
Bob Christianson
Douglay
Donna
Harold Morrical
Bruce
Myron
Paul Seeger
Local residents share visits and recovery notes in area notes
Visitors posted among neighbors in Mrs. Hine at Alberts home include Mrs. Fred Robingon and several relatives. Ronnie Powles is recovering in Red Oak hospital after a tractor accident. Other gatherings feature Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Parker, Mary Anna, and many friends from Shenandoah, Glenwood, Pacific Junction, Fullerton, and nearby towns. A variety of extended family visits, hospital updates, and Sunday dinners illustrate ongoing community ties and personal updates.
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Jon Kemp
Danny
Joni
Francis Gilland
Roger
Willisea
Glen Gilliland
Downey
Calif
Maurice Gilliland
Duluth
Minn
Ricky Myers
Glenwood
Jack Haney
Gertrude Murphy
Rollo Jones
Shen- Andoah
Dale Dell
Howard Snyder
Fullerton
St. Jude's Hoapital
Snyder
Joe Livangood
Pacific Junction
Guy Haynie
Claratha Myers
Dan
Jack Taney
Forrest Stephens
Dale
David
Louis Bass
Billy Jensen
Council Bluffs
Austin Bass
Richard Bass
Douglas
Diane Pinckmoan
Carolyn Hilton
Hilfisdale
Corwin Flardy
Gary Blackburn
Tahor
Lowel Hardy
Twyla
Judith
Leonard Hardy
Steven
New Hastings
Mra
Wylie Barrett
Sunnyside
Wash
Dale Ball
Jack Munter
Jacke
Jimmie
Q. UB
Skinner
Tabor
Grace
Edith
Beverly Blackman
Mary
Martha Lee
Lyle Powles
Donnie Powles
Red Oak Hospital
Guy Hoynis
Debbie Myers
Diana Myers
Inet
Mia
Dale Bell Wera
Bernard Bateman
Red Oak
Malvern Leader social notes from August 1962
Community updates from Malvern Iowa cover Wednesday overnight and Thursday visits. Friends and relatives—from Hilfisdale to Red Oak—spend time with local families, hospital visits noted, and a half inch rain cools the heat after a dry spell.
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Malvern Leader
Malvern, Iowa
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