Meadow Golds of Council Bluffs Win Softball Tourney
Meadow Golds of Council Bluffs, led by pitcher Grego, won the second annual softball tournament title defeating Bedford 4 to 1 in the final. Malvern CC Campers finished third after defeating Glenwood, while Malvern dropped out earlier to Meadow Golds. Strong defense and Grego's 12 strikeouts propelled Meadow Golds through the six-session event, with Malvern and Silver City Campers also delivering solid showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow
Council Bluffs
Grego
Malern Softball Association
Wos
Meadow Gold
Bedford Ten
Hedford
Tedford
Bedford
Watts
Bageer
Gillette
Aragia
Grogo
Bluffa
Dodford
Errora
Moom M
Befford
Malvern
Glenwood
Sirefs
Camp Dodge
Farr
CCC
Tikebner
Col Glenwood
Strefs
Frank Zanders
Virgil Foy
Harold Slater
Dee
Oasis
Silver City
Malvern CC
Slagel
Ellison
Rowson
Bolte
Riggins
ReHeed
Sil City
Juffa
Mulholland
Butts
Landis
Ioral Battery
Malvernians
Strefs Toko
Huebner
Sirefs of
Maid Rites
Cornel Bluffs
Bluffs
Halls
Ostring
Manuiew
Als
Bloody Interlude at Local Diamond Injures Bedford Players
A Sunday softball tournament near Romans ended with severe injuries when Bedford first baseman Michael collided head on with catcher Quunan. Michael suffered multiple rib fractures while Quunan sustained a fractured jaw and a chin wound. The accident came as ironic as a tree fell nearby during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Quncan
Bedford
Silver City Triumph Over Irish Team in Mills County Clash
Silver City pounded out a big Mills County League win as Imogene, visiting from Ireland, journeyed to Silver City for a tense Sunday game. The result boosted Silver City's standings while the Irish squad faced a tough road test in an unfamiliar venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Imogene
Hastings Back in County League Schedule Same
Hastings baseball team resumes Mills County League duties after a brief resignation and will follow the same schedule. Silver City defeats Hastings 12 to 3 with strong hitting. G Dinville and John Suner see action in mound and outfield roles. Bears beat Hillsdale 11 to 5 as Mulllolland fans 10. McClure Martin and Smith pace the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Mills County Lrerone
Malevern CCC
Silver City
G. Dinville
John Suner
Silver Cllans
Wil Humes
BEARS
Markel
Wall Street Bears
Hillsdale
Noe
McClure
Martin
Smith
Wiye
Jack Mulholland
Mullica
County League Schedule Pairings Released for August
The AJlls county league announces pairings for August 18 Hastings versus Wall Street Bears Imogene versus Dutch Silver City versus Hittsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Wall Street
Bears
Imogene
Dutch
Silver City
Hittsdale
Softball Schedules Announced After Tournament
Regular league play resumes in the softball league. Next week includes CCC versus Barons on Thursday, Oilers against Wallers on Friday, and Oilers on Monday. Tuesday features f hicens versus Wallers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Barons
Oilers
Wallers
CO Oilers
Fhicens
Bedford Defeats Katelman in close Friday matchup
Bedford bunched eight hits to edge Katelman 4 to 3 at Council Bluffs after Watts allowed four Katelman hits. Letty Huebner and Bertford’s bats provided key offense as Bedford rallied late. The game featured strong pitching by Watts and a tense seventh inning, with Bedford securing the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suatford
Katelmans
Dedford
Katelman
Council Bluffs
Watts
Bedford
Katel
Fettle
Bedford Ten
Glanwood
Letty Huebner
Bertford
Glenwood
Aervsy
Sumanary RM
Tl & Ie Sirefs
Wortman Families in Annual Reunion at Malvern
The fifth annual Wortman descended gathering was held August 11 in Malvern Community building with a large picnic and program led by Judge Curten Wortman of Ashland. Officers chosen for 1936 include J Frank Wortman as president and W P Wortman as vice president. Notable attendees listed among descendants from several Wortman lines. Also noted the death of Mrs. Will Millen in Red Oak after long illness. funeral services held in Red Oak with burial at Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Valeria Wortman
Mills County
Malvern
Iakowinr
Curten
Wortman
Ashland
Nebr
J. Frank Wortman
Medford
Ore
W. P. Wortman
Orville Duchin
Hastings
Chas
Otha J. Wortman
Lincoln
Mary FE
Wortman Barnes
Iowa City
Cliftian
Marguerite Wortman
Karl D. Richards
Mary Richards
Francis L. Richards
Radford L. Bennett
Dorris W. Bennett
Betty Bennett
Hamburg
Ruth Alice Wortman
Los Angeles
Calif
Joseph W. Wortman
Bertha Wortman White
George H. White
Reed M. Wortman
Reed Wortman
Joan Wortman
Martha Wortpar Wearih
Joseph A. Wearin
Mary Donner Wearth
B. F. Wortman
L. B. Wortman
Gertrude A. Wortman
Allen Wortman
Maryarn
Fred Newell
Frederick Newell
Floyd Wadsley
Marvel
Joanne Wadsley
Early
Martleta Wortman Dolph
Eva Dolph Durbin
Orville Durbin
Lyan Durbin
Elizabeth Hiarris
Nehr
Floyd
Benchler
Reynolds
Warren Wortman
San Francisco
Dr. Arthur
V. Wortman
Curtis
Gailey
Burlingame
Columbia
Pa. J
Wearth
Washing‘ton
D.C
Harvey HE. Dolph
Newton
Melvern
Will Millen
Lela Salyers
Red Oak
United Presbyterian Church
Frev
W. H. Hemphitl
Flev
Ira E. Carney
Christian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Thomas Morgan
Clyde Curtis
Earl McQuown
Alfred Nelson
William Gibson
Charles W. Miller
William and
Elizabeth Salyers
Malvern High School
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Conservatory of Music
Order of the Eastern Star
Betty Jean
Bel Oak
Harry
Gassers rout Elliott in one sided baseball battle
Gassers, led by Griffith and Wilkinson, overwhelmed Elliott 12 to 2 in a Sunday game. Wilkinson hit a three bagger, Harvey Woods drove in two runs, and Harlan Woods hit the lone homer. Elliott pitchers Erickson and Smith Game notes mention Hunter catching. The Gassers face Red Oak in the Southwest Town tournament at compressor station diamond and will meet Macedonia on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Elliott
Griffith
Wilkinson
Harvey Woods
Harlan Woods
Erickson
Smith
Eliott
Hunter
Red Oak
Macedonia
City Girls Battle On Diamond In Late Exhibition
Two town teams Uevrele Porgie from Council Bluffs and Dawsons from Omaha played an exhibition softball match on Wednesday night. The Bluffy squad won easily 6 to 0, tallying seven runs in the second inning while the game stretched past lou im as announcer El Ms Graves uy hoarse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uevrele Porgie
Council Bluffs
Dawsons
Omaha
Lou Im
el Ms Graves Uy
Arkansas
Donner and Caldwell Golf Balls Return From Atlantic
Malvert gulfers returned with golf balls touched by sun after four from Paleview entered a group week at Atlantic. Donner and Q A Caldwell competed while Caldwell faced Vonney in a late consolation, as Salts and Reyer exited the field amid a chaotic round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donner, Caldwell
Atlantic
Malvert
Paleviewub
Henry
G. A. Moyer
Fo. Donner
Q. A. Cauldwell
Vonney
Caldwell
John Tipton Died in Omaha on Sunday
John Tipton, a longtime resident of Tabor and former resident of Radon and northern Mills County, died Sunday morning at Orava Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held in Tabor Tuesday afternoon with burial in Carson cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tipton
Tabor
Radon
Mills County
Orava Hospital
Carson
Company I Leaves for Encampment at Camp Dodge
About 57 Iowa National Guard personnel from Company I depart Glenwood for a two week encampment at Camp Dodge near Des Moines. Governor Herring will review the troops on visitors and Governor’s day, with a 4:30 p.m. pass in review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa National Guards
Arly
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Glenwood
Herring
Company I
Charles R. Settz
Elmer M. Skaggs
Merle A. Meacham
George W. Bows
Hilton R. Jacob
Russell B. Ridenour
John &. Beniicosa
Floyd ¥. Hatcher
Fay F. Miller
Stewart H. Osterholm
Earl Q. Stary
Marlon JL. Evans
Verna
Hubbell
Paul L. Judking
Lacien
Kiliman
Donald R. Lewis
Max FB. Myers
Earl L. Schneckloth
Wiliam EB
Slezak
Rudolph &. Huebser
Cook
Roy J. Smelger
Ernest L. Rigby
Bug
Robert A. MekKean
Loyd R. Radford
Hichard J. Stuws
Donald van Pelt
Harry
Webalor
Camp Richard Kidwell implements merit system for CCC workers
The CCC camp establishes a merit plan where workers earn relief days or passes by work effort. Each section reports three outstanding men nightly and points are awarded 12 for first, 8 for second, and 4 for third place, with demotion for misbehavior. A 120 point threshold gives a day off and a pass, with a second day off demanding 240 points. the system began August 3 to reward diligent labor and improve performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teadher
Instructions on Plane Table Mapping at Denison Camp
Agronomist Harry L. Hoegh visits Denison camp teaching plane table use for drawing basic maps for soil erosion project cooperatives. He stays one week per camp and now instructs enrollees Hanson and Welker. Dean Lister left for Jamestown Kansas to help mother. Roy Sigle returns from Fort Riley after National Guard duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Hoegh
Denison
Hanson and Welker
Dean Lister
Jamestown
Kan
Roy Sigle
Fort Riley
National Guarda
Leaders Named for CCCamp Work Here
Leaders and assistants were named for CCCamp work here recently. Assistant leader Frank JD Smith is named with member Emerson M Grooter. To be assistant leader Gerald F Basgall joins members Aaron R Bush Chester J Denning and Conrad H Schlegel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cccamp
Frank JD. Smith
Emerson M. Grooter
Gerald F. Basgall
Aaron R. Bush
Chester J. Denning
Conrad H. Schlegel
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Meadow Golds
A.P. Frederickson
Sidney
Sidney Hotel
Irish Sunday
Fuin Malvern
Neral
City Girls
Richard Kidwell
Rawleigh
Dept
Freeport
Til
Basle
M. H. Latchaw
R. M. Shipman
Emerson, Ja
Hack & x
Slater
Town
Della Lucas
North
B-tf
Mia
Eva van Ausdale
Will Young
Tom Shaw
Tuoulne
F. J. Martin
Laws
Exq-In Chemical Co
Grand Avenue
Iowa
Denver
Colorado
Cottage Grove Ave
Yours Truly
M. Hartwels
Yours Truly, Q. A. Treanor
Greed
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