Orioles Open 47 Player Grid With Nine-Game Schedule
Orioles prepare for first practice under Coach Bill Beasley with 47 players signed, aiming to build speed and experience. Big Jerry Hites anchors the line as sophomores join. fall slate features nine Corner Conference games, opening Sept 15 at home against New Market, with a schedule listing opponents from Sept 22 through Nov 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gersten
Bill Beasley
TS. Milvern High
Beasley
Jerry Hites
Tbs
Orioles
Neil Goos
Gary Wolfe
Allen Hall
Bob Sell
Knights Open At Elkhorn in Fremont Mills Clash
Fremont Mills prepares for a Sept. 15 visit from Elkhorn as coach Robert Younger rebuilds a 31 man squad. The Knights, aiming to stay in the Corner conference, open practice at Tabor with a tougher schedule featuring home games against Essex Far ragut South Page New Market and away games at Elkhorn Malvern Nishna Valley Stanton Hamburg Sidney. Mrs Wayne Beam and family of Omaha visited Elmer Fichter and returned home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn
Fremont Mills
Robert Younger
Knights
Tabor
Younger
Essex
Farragut
South Page
New Market
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Stanton
Hamburg
Sidney
Wayne Beam
Omaha
Elmer Fichter
Omaha Munday
Trail Riders Host Play Day at Mills County Fairgrounds
Trail Riders Saddle Club will hold a free open play day at the fair grounds Sunday August 27 at 1 20 p m All Mills County horsemen are invited to participate A wiener feast and practice play day was enjoyed by the club August 15.
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The
Trail Riders Saddle Club
Fair Grounds
Mills County
Blackhawks Open Season at Farragut in Emerson Schedule
Dunphy named new mentor Laurance Dunphy begins practice with Blackhawks at Emerson and plans to evaluate squad after initial session. The team hosts 24 home games this fall with a varied schedule featuring Malvern, Stanton, Fremont Mills, Essex, South Page, Sidney, New Market and Hamburg among others.
Eleven Lettermen in 74 at Glenwood Rams Begin Practice
Glenwood Rams football under Coach Ross Pilkington begin two-a-day drills through Aug. 29 with eleven lettermen in a 74-man squad. The nine-game schedule opens Sept. 15 at Sidney, followed by Villisca, Shenandoah Dad's Night, Clarinda, Coring, Creston Homecoming, Atlantic, Red Oak, Thomas Jefferson, with home games at Memorial Field starting 8 p.m.
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Ross Pilkington
Glenwood Rams
Pilkington
Rams
Sidney
Villisca
Shenandoah
Clarinda
Coring
Creston
Atlantic
Red Oak
Thomas Jefferson
Ram
Memorial Field
Seasons Set by Commission for Deer and Small Game
The 1961 shotgun deer applications are available from county recorders and the State Conservation Commission in Des Moines. The deer season allows one deer per day and permits. shotgun dates are December 16 to 18, 1961, with bow and arrow season October 1 through November 6. Various game seasons follow for squirrels, rabbits, raccoon, pheasants, quail, and Hungarian partridge, with specific opening dates, bag limits, and hunting hours. trapping seasons run November 11, 1961, to February 28, 1962, for mink, muskrat, raccoon, beaver, badger, skunk, opossum, and civet. Special regulations apply on Game Management Areas and certain river regions.
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Conservation Officers
State Conservation Commission
Des Moines
Ringneck
Wapello
Davis
Jefferson
van Buren
Henry
Lee
Mississippi River
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Mississippi State Ine
Davenport
New Visitors At Coin Collectors Meeting Tuesday
The Southwest Iowa Coin Collectors club met Tuesday night in the Extension office at Malvern with about 20 members present. Visitors came from Hamburg Glenwood and Council Bluffs including first time attendees. Mr and Mrs Charles Rost Jr of Omaha owners of the American Coin and Stamp Co attended with collection supplies for purchase. An auction followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Iowa Coin Collectors Club
Malvern
Hamburg
Glenwood
Council Bluffs
Charles Rost Jr
Omaha
American Coin & Stamp Co
Chicago visitor nets big catfish at Wolfe pond
Louis Lerman visiting his uncle Harry Katz manager of Continent EEG Malvern plant fished Wolfe pond with Mike Dunn. Lerman hooked a 30 inch catfish using a No 4 hook and raw river bait then landed another sizable fish weighing 7 8 pounds with crawdad bait.
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Chicago
Wolfe
Mule Creek Wratersh
Louis Lerman
Mike Dunn
Harry Katz
Red Oak
Continent
Eeg Corp
Malvern
Mr. Katz
Bochner
Fairview tourney's 33s spark talk of a record
In a Fairview Country Club tourney none equalled the course mark though three shot 33s Dee Zanders Bo Anthers and Lonnie Powell led with 33. Dyke eyed a 32 progression as fans watched his 37 36 35. Glenwood players set a 32 club record with five members. a new football facility blocks and bands rise. Deer license demand surges with 8000 cap. postmark timing drives eligibility. Football schedules for four area schools appear. Malvern library hosts September meeting.
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Fairview Country Club
Dee Zanders
Bo Anthers
Glenwood
Lonnie Powell
Omaha
Dee
Date Dyke
Fairview
Ssi
Dale
Dec
Clif Boyer
Pat Gearhart
Glen Mason
Waterfowl Seasons Set For Iowa
Iowa sets duck and goose seasons under drought reduced nesting. Duck and coot run Oct 21 to Nov 19 1961. goose season Oct 7 to Dec 5 1961. Daily limits 2 ducks, 4 possession. mergansers 5 bag 10 possession. no canvasback or redhead. No more than two limits.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
United States
Canada
Dee Zanders Wins Fairview Tourney In Malvern
Dee Zanders of Malvern won the Fairview Country Club open championship, edging G. C. Mason of Rockwell City after 27 holes and sudden death. Both finished 104 for 27 holes. Mason won tiebreaker par on No 2 after Dee failed to beat the course record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Zanders
Fairview
Malvern
Waubonsie Express to Dedicate Glenwood Railroad Sunday
Millis county unveils The Waubonsie Express a 24 passenger open air train built for Glenwood State School patients. A tug tractor powers rubber tires on school paving with a uniformed engineer and whistle. Dr Peffer and staff conceived the ride with patient helpers. rides offered to local children at dedication day.
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Millis County
Waubonsie Express
Glenwood State School
Peter A. Peffer
James Jurkhiser
Joe Pakos
Chancy Cole
Herman Ossian
Roy Minder
Otho Lewis
Steven Horn
Harry Richardson
Reese Sutherland
Rollin Hansen
Rites Monday for Robert I. Moore
Funeral services were held in Council Bluffs for Robert I. Moore 58 state food inspector for Fremont Mills and Pottawattamie counties who died Thursday of a heart condition. A native of Tabor he had served as Mills county sheriff 1943 to 1949 and moved to Council Bluffs from Glenwood nine years ago. He belonged to the Congregational church and Glenwood Masonic lodge. Survived by widow Ann D. a son Dallas three daughters Mrs Lyle Kirzier Mrs Myron Fields and Mrs Don Seamands one sister Mrs Clarence Cargill and one brother Melvin
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Council Bluffs
Robert I. Moore
Fremont, Mills
Pottawattamie
Mr. Moore
Tabor
Mills County
Glenwood
Congregational Church
Masonic Lodge
Ann D
Dallas
Lyle Kirzier
Myron Fields
Marshalltown
Don Seamands
Omaha
Clarence Cargill
Melvin
Randolph
Lose Effort to Keep School Open
Bartlett citizens lost their case against the Fremont Mills Community Schools Board seeking a temporary injunction to keep Bartlett grade school open this year. Judge Davidson ruled the plaintiffs had no case and that hearing costs from the District Court in Sidney on Friday Aug. 11 should be charged against them.
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Bartlett
Fremont- Mills
Davidson
Sidney
Geese Hunting Bag Limit Clarified
The text indicates possible species as Canada geese or white fronted geese, with a limit allowing only two of either subset. The overall bag may consist entirely of Blue Geese or Snow Geese or any mix of these two species.
Glenwood Team Wins Best Ball at Fairview Tournament
In the Best Ball event at Fairview, Glenwood’s Chas McManigal and A C Nuckolls posted 65 for 18 holes to lead. Runner ups included G O Mason and Ron Bales at 65, Dale Dyke and Norman Long at 69, Dee Zanders and Bo Anthers at 839, and Kim McCain and Max Chandler at 69. About 32 players competed. Cliff Boyer managed the event with Max Chandler assisting. first of its kind at Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Chas. McManigal
A. C. Nuckolls
G. O. Mason
Ron Bales
Tahor
Dale Dyke
Norman Long
Essex
Dee Zanders
Bo Anthers
Kim McCain
Max Chandler
Malvern
Fairview
Cliff Boyer
Damage Heavy to Truck That Broke Its Tow
An accident west of Malvern on highway 34 left Leonard W. Hare 54 Duncan Okla fined 10 dollars and costs for improper registration. His towed truck struck a car driven by Idris L. Davies 34 Cres ton causing 100 dollars in damage. The hit rail at a bridge left the towed truck a total loss.
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Malvern
Leonard W. Hare
Duncan
Okla
Justice John Hall
Hare
Idris L. Davies
Creston
Davies
Edwin Barkus
Nebraska
Truck Making Turn Hit From Rear by Car
John Casin, 53, Omaha, reported $50 damage to his truck when Carl D Ball, 23, Glenwood, rear stopped him as he turned from Highway 34 onto County Road E at Glenwood. Ball’s car sustained $100 damage. Sheriff Barkus cited the incident occurred Tuesday morning on the edge of Glenwood.
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John Casin
Omaha
Glenwood
Carl D. Ball
Edwin Barkus
Casin
Ball
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Dave Copp
Dere Tit
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Doug Dashner
Richard Roenlekit
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Mark Robbins
Bernard Spiker
Gary Jackson
Merritt Olney
Harald Vardy
Derry Mount
Karl Hertz
Bos Wray
Ronnie Benscoter
Roger Scott
Hill Costello
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Ronnie Grindle
Gilbert Bare
Lonnie Ellis
Eugene Alberts
Bill Clay
Tun Axtell
James Ponton
Gerald Bare
John Hays
Doug Deitechter
Oriole
College Springs
Nishna Vatley
Emerson
Lee Riders
Malvern, IA
Trail Riders
Blackhawks
Case
Laurance Dunphy
Nishna Pyalley
Nishowe Valley
Scisan
Ebennie Acaivist
Avradut
Dunphy
Aie
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Aamburg
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Hancock
Kossuth
Lyon
O’brien
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Palo Alto
Plymouth
Sioux
Winnebago
Mr. Lerman
Wolfe Pond
Malvern Leader
Mason
Durable Dale Dyke
Joel Tobin
Harold Adams
Max Messerole
Sioux City
Paul Lincoln
Dale Hampton
Everett Watkins
Lee Shepard
Hugh LaRue
Merlin Perkins
Donner Zanders
Randolph Enterprise
Spiker
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