Picnic Games In Lightsome Manner At Farm
Spectators enjoyed two softball and base ball tilts as Walters led 24 to 4 in the afternoon opener while White City and Bacons pressed the contest comeback. Malvern town beat the campers 13 to 9 in a tight standard game with Sinders homering and Enright delivering for the campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Hagehall
Wallers
Oilers
Terment
eGanmp
Gamond
Walters
Bure Rey
Sone
Walter Hatsaven
Ieart Elite
Betndls Wiling
Conner Rend Zanders
Walters’ Battery
White City
Gletwood
Bacong
Ata
Bacons
Barons
Hilton
Wella
City Battery
Dana
Windom
Malvern
Dee
Malvern Town
Sinders
Anright
Wy Jackson
Hover
Enright
Sindera
Oilers Bolster Finish in Local Softball League
The Oilers ended the local league schedule with a strong finish, winning all but one match in the final bracket. Final standings show the Oilers atop the standings after an era of consistent play and a dominant closing run.
Campers Win from Leon and Lamont in CCC Tens softball
Malvern athletes toured southwest Iowa on a short softball barnstorming trip. At Leon Malvern won 9 to 3 as the locals struck early, with Groovers on Towson Javkovich and Reed leading the Leon batters. Lamont proved tougher, with Malvern losing two close games by one run each as Lanai and Mims son pitched in relief and Kelmnedy and Agh contributed defensive plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern CCC
Iowa
Leon
Malvern
Groovers
Towson
Javkovich
Reed
Lamont
Hodh
Lanai
Mimson
Kelmnedy
Aghbarelya
Larnast
Lumoni
County League Schedule and Recruit Support Details
County League schedule shows Wall Street versus Wears and Hillsdale versus Ntustings on September 1. The text notes a Navy enlistment incentive of up to 87.10 dollars per recruit to cover basic needs.
Davison Wins Prize at State Teachers Golf Tourney
Davison and Dele Dyke competed in the latest State Teachers golf tournament in Des Moines. Davison claimed the prize with a strong showing while Dyke advanced from the seventh flight consolation, shooting a 78 in later rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boom. Davison
Dele Dyke
Yestute Teachers
Bhes Moines
Frith
Davison
HompeLithon Wala
Conrae
Te Wa Ellie
Gassers Start Strong at Bluffs Meet
Gassers opened the southwest town tourney with a solid start Tuesday afternoon. Hamburg team members led by Wink Wilkinson posted early hits and scored multiple runs, while Combs and Pragert contributed key hits for the Grissers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffs
Wink Wiftkinson
Maniteer
Taylor
Hamburg
Combs
County League Contests Highlight Weekend Action
In a varied county league slate, the Dutchmen crushed Hillsdale 11 to 2 on Emil Leu’s pasture diamond, with Fulton homering in the fifth for half of Hillsdale’s runs. Imogene’s Irish All Stars edged Hastings 9 to 8 after a tense late rally, J Saner fanning 15 for Imogene and Hastings’ George fanning 12. Silver City topped Wall Street Bears 4 to 2 as Whitehead’s three-base hit and Williams’ late runs sparked the win while Paulson yielded 14 hits for the Bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milla
Emil Leu
Hillsdale
Warriors
Witcher
Dutett
Fulton
Trish
Hastings
Imogene'a
J. Saner
Silver City
Whitehead
G. Williams
Jennings
Haines
J. Williams
Markel
Paulson
Bears
Gassers Defeat Hancock Nine In Tight Sunday Tilt
The Gassers edged the Hancock Nine 7 to 1 on the ostation diamond after a close eighth inning. Jud Wilkinson pitched superbly in his first game with the COULPTES for nine, helping secure the win as the pace stayed brisk through the late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Wilkinson
Coulptes
Big Crowd Out to See Swim Carnival
Spectators filled the pool area and overflow seating for the swim carnival. The Benton brothers dominated adult events, Jeannette Luther and others excelled in kids and diving, with notable performances by Hart and Tom Henton. A life saving demonstration and a dramatic gasoline-fire dive closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurb
Tom Benton
Serond
Divine
Hite Jane Saar
Euceve Walker
Jane
Lee Hoard
Travid Berkedel
Eilon Hedding Washird
Thurb Kenton
Tom
Jamie Swain
Hentons
Jeannette Luther
Hurb Henton
Tomaccoad
Allen Wortman
Wortman
CC Camper Welch
Swan
Tom and
Hart Henton
Evelyn Calkins
Junior Jackson
Eugeie Walker
Lee ‘Goord
Frank
Austin
Max
John Beals
Bears
Softball League game ends with 10 4 score over Wallers
Softball League Bacons defeated Wallers 10 to 4 in a league encounter amid evident enthusiasm last Tuesday evening. Wallers offered brief resistance but failed to sustain offense as Bacons dominated throughout with a clear lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacons
Wallers
Roi QO
Maeons
Bacons and Oilers Compete in Glenwood Softball Tourney
Readable action shows Malvern entries knocked out as Glenwood hosts. Oilers drop opener and Bacons eliminated in round two while Plattsmouth U S Engineers rout Oilers with eight errors. Letty Huebner and Heding contribute on mound as Bacons fall to Merchants and Chevro-Vets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Glenwood
Oilers
Hacand
Plattsmouth
U. S
Butts
Pace
Nacons
Letty Huebner
Hedding
Bacons
Lowing
Chevro- Vets
Nebraska
Dunn
Zanders
Halber
Sehler
Boomer
Marriages Prosper in County Seat as August Leads Month
County seat sees a wave of weddings with August contending with June as the peak marriage month. Ernest Brower wed Florence Hatcher in Cornelia Bluffs on Aug 24 with Rev. Cooper officiating. Gretchen Trainey and Floyd Hatcher wed Aug 9 at Borkport, and Lois Gilmore tied with Roy Honig in Sidney Aug 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Brower
Florence Hatcher
Corneil Bluffs
Fifth Avenue Church
Laude W. Cooper
Glenwood High School
George EB. Masters
Royal Arch Masons of
Town
Glenwood
Halney- Hatcher
Gretchen Wainey
G. Trainey
Floyd Watcher
David Hatcher
Borkport
Aus
Gilmore-Honig
Lois Gilmore
Roy Honig
Sidney
Marriage Licenses List From August Weekend
The records show James Theodore Maher 22 of Omaha and Helen Evelyn Olson 21 married August 21 by Rev. E B Goodneh. Raymond Chase 27 of Glenwood and Norma Homer 19 of Plattsmouth Nebr married August 24 by Rev. R F Allen. Fred Mass 23 and Madge Vanderpoel 18, both of Council Bluffs, wed Aug 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Theodore Maher
Helen Evelyn Olson
Omaha
EB. E. Goodneh
Raymond Chase
Glenwood
Norma Homer
Plattsmouth
Nebr
R. F. Allen
Fred Mass
Madge Vanderpoel
Cornell
Bluffs
New Car Registrations Reported by County Treasurer
County Treasurer Mayberry filed a list of newly registered vehicles. Names include Fred Larson Emerson Chevrolet coach Adolph Trede Mineola Chevrolet sedan Earl Bass Strahan Ford Tudor W L Gammon Pacific Junction Chevrolet coach Ross Paddork Glenwood Chevrolet coach Ed Hoffman Glenwood Ford sedan R W Mansfield Malvern Chevrolet sedan Roy Craig Glenwood Plymouth coach Mrs A M Lewis Glenwood Ford Tudor Margaret Smith Mineola Ren Burgoin Silver City Chevrolet coach Tracks Ice Howery Glenwood Chevrolet pickup. George R K Masters and wife returned from Spirit Lake vacation at Templar Park cottage. weather was fine and stay enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayberry
Fred Larson
Emerson
Chevrolet
Adolph Trede
Mineola
Earl Bass
Strahan
Ford Tudor
W. L. Gammon
Pacific Junction
Ross Paddork
Glenwood
Ed Hoffman
Ford
R. W. Mansfield
Malvern
Roy Craig
Plymouth
A. M. Lewis
Margaret Smith
Ren Burgoin
Silver City
Ice Howery
George RK. Masters
Spirit Lake
Templar Park
Old Time Resident Visits Lima Friend After 38 Years
W. R. Mayberry of Lima Ohio returned to Ohio to visit Brown Miller and other old friends for a 10 day stay. They first befriended 38 years ago on a farm and have kept in touch. Mayberry reports good trap conditions in his native state with steady rain through the summer and no excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Mayberry
Lima
Ohio
Brown Miller
Mr. Mayberry
Mr. Miller
East Deer Creek Social Notes Brief
Emma Liston visits at the Art Nims home while Emma and family spend a few days there. Doug lan and Janes Lar a Marie return from Colorado after several weeks away. Elouise Graham plans visits in Warragut this week. Sunday guests at Clyda Shook’s include Harold Meade and family Hed Quk Ben Meade and family Marie Gray Oakland Roberta Uriga Carson and Rugete Gray. Harry Creton recently worked on the Art Colo farm and took a drive to Bloux City Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Liston
Art Nims
Janes
Lara Marie Douglan
Colorado
Elouise Graham
Warragut
Clyda Shook
Harold Meade
Hed Quk
Mra
Ben Meade
Marie Gray
Oakland
Roburta Urigga
Carson
Rugete Gray
Harry Creaton
Colo Farm
Jnty Emerson
Bloux City
Trained Servant Ads Praised By Westside Journal
The Westside Journal lauds newspaper advertising as polite and nonintrusive. It argues ads do not obstruct daily life, pages, mail, or front yards, comparing them to a well trained servant always ready to provide service when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westside
Champion Hill Social Roundup At Essex And Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Art Frazier and family visited near Essex with Mrs Frazier s sister Mrs Joe Burden and family. A Sunday school picnic was held at Porters Lake Tuesday with a good crowd. Ray McLain and two sons from Davenport visited Carrie McLain and relatives. The Shelleys and Dale Shelley attended the Hawleyville rodeo Tuesday. Florence and Sarah Cooper spent Friday night with Avis Rector. Claude Rector leads J F Anery s Em erson oil station this week. Billy McLain visited Tuesday night with cousin Francia Anery. The Bullingtons left Sunday for Kansas to visit relatives. Glen Kellender and Grace left Monday for Waukee and the State Fair. Ellery Pickerel and family looked after things during their absence. Chester Harold Florence Sarah and Wilma Cooper visited Mrs Harold Slater and family in Malvern Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Frazier
Avis
Noel
Claude Rector
J. F. Anery
Emerson
Billy McLain
Francia Anery
J. C. Bullington
Kansas
Mra
Glen Kellenbarker
Grace
Waukee
Ellery Pickerel
Chester
Harold
Florence
Sarah
Wilma Cooper
Harold Slater
Malvern
Farewell Picnic Held for Moving Walker Family
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Parks hosted a farewell picnic Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker of Randolph and their son as they prepare to move to Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker and son Standolph, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Smith and son Red Oak, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Walker Glenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Farreat Smith and family, Mrs. Sarah Adkins, Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Walker and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Parks
Frank Walker
Randolph and Son
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Standolph
Bud Smith
Sona
Red Oak
Wayne Walker
Glenwood
Farreat Smith
Sarah Adkins
Quentin Walker
Leonard Walker
Malvern and Nearby Families Travel in Midwest Visits
Chas Farka and family of Malvern and Marvin Peterson of Sturgeon Bay Wis joined by W C Vanderpool and Edwin and Tom Wills to Audubon last Thursday morning. They returned Friday with Mrs G Wills who had visited relatives there for a week. Tom then went to Jefferson City to visit friends. Ralph and Glen Bower visited Omaha Friday. Sam Anderson and Harley Stevesson were business callers in Omaha Monday. Mrs Nathaniel Worcester and son Bobby of Omaha visited relatives here Monday. Willis Lee Parks visited his aunt Mrs Ed Smith and family at Red Oak for several days. Mr and Mrs Mart Summers shopped in Red Oak last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Vanderpool
Edwin
Tom Wills
Audubon
G. Wills
Audubont
Tom
Jefferson City
Ralph
Glen Bower
Omaha
Sam Anderson
Harley Stevesson
Nathaniel Worcester
Bobby
Willis Lee Parks
Ed Smith
Familly
Red Oak
Mrs
Mart Summers
Jim Cole
Tim
Betty Jean
Inj Tincis
Orvil Mahan
Council Bluffa
Marion Mahan
Forreat Achenhaugh
Darlene
Darrell
Ralph Cole
West Yrennie
Erwin Wright
Itnols
Marlon Mahan
Velma and
Jewell
L. W. Castor
Malvern
Malcolm Cole
Jon Cole
Shenandoah
R. W. Castor
Wil Viner
Vern Steiner
Curtis Steiner
Velma
Virgil Mahan
Arlene Steiner
Jeanette
Margarette Dodson
Kathleen Williams
Jewell Mahan
Oaks Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Report
Oaks Sunday School drew sixty five attendees with six visitors and one birthday. The article lists numerous local visits to and from Marion Mahan, Castor, Cole, Steiner, Dodson, and other families, plus a convention performance by the women’s quartet and Jewell Mahan winning juniors.
Naval enlistment figures in San Francisco draw crowd
About 10 000 young men applied for Naval service in San Francisco California during the past year. Of these 713 were enlisted including 287 high school graduates and 35 college students. U S submarines can approach an enemy ship entirely by listening to dockvines without showing periscopes and sink or disable it with torpedoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Service
San Francisco
Calif
U.S
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Thacons
Ose
Lamont CCC
Wall Street
Alyen
Elorling
Hancock
United States Navy
A. P. Frederickson
Sidney Hotel
Owa
Tom, Hurb_ Benton
Julladiay
Kinga Ldetou
East Deer Creek
MT. Vernon
Frank Walkers
Randolph
Chas, Farka and Family
Marvin Peterson
Sturgeon Bay, Wis
OAKS
Mills
Rawleigh
Dept
Freeport
I Ce
Leader Office
Sandia Hardware
M. H. Latchaw
Walter Scenefield
W. C. Short
R. Harry Wilson
Will Walker
Della Lucas
North
W. R. Byington
Eva van Ausdale
Whi Young
Wark
Tom Bhaw
Plano Tuning
Collina Drug
Mia
F. J. Martin
Sendrys
G. W. Douglas
No. Emerson
Malvern Sale
Setee
Poland
Hampshire
Andy J. Berkhimer
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