New Market Miners to open season on modernized field
Announcer booth work races to completion ahead of Friday Sept. 13 season opener with the Orioles. A new flag pole and flag courtesy of Forrest Chantry will be raised for the first time. John O Hall built the stand frame under Supt. N P Drink’s supervision as preparations continue.
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New Market Miners
Orioles
Forrest Chantry
John O.hall
Malvern
Supt. N. P. Drink
MCHS Plans B Team Grid Card for Fall Sports
Malvern high will debut a B team in football and basketball this fall with a five game schedule each. The reserves grid squad trains as a unit to give more players competitive experience beyond the varsity. Varsity and B team schedules follow.
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Malvern High
MCHS
Football Schedule 1963 Highlights
Schedule lists games for 1963 with matches at New Market Sept 13 and Oct 28, South Page Sept 20, Nishna Valley Sept 27, Fremont Mills Oct 4 and Oct 7, Stanton Oct 11, Farragut Oct 18, Hamburg Oct 25, Essex Nov 1, Sidney Nov 8 and Nov 30. Junior High games include Nishna Valley Sept 26, Hamburg Oct ¢, Fremont Mills Oct 10 and Farragut Oct 24.
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New Market
Tere
South Page
Nishna Valley
Fremont-Mills
Stanton
Farragut
Hamburg
Navy
Essex
Sidney
Farragut Admirals eye Corner Conference title in strong return
Farragut’s football team, the Farragut Admirals, led by coach Del Tacket and returning 17 veterans, aims for the Corner Conference crown after a 6-3-1 finish last season. Open Sept 13 with a non-conference game at Clavinda. Key returnees include centers Duane Rowe and Oran Bannes, tackles Terry Allely and Chuck Holman, end Stanley Booker, and backfield Jim Mann. Assistants Hackett with Tommy Fitkin and Joe Jack. The squad includes 12 juniors and 18 freshmen. Beattie filly places second at State Fair for James Beattie family. show entries noted.
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Farragut Admirals
del Tacket
Farragut
Clavinda
Admirals
Duane Rowe
Oran Bannes
Terry Allely
Chuck Holman
Stanley Booker
John Allen
Larry Gruber
Jon ‘Martin
Jim Mann
Tom Clark
Kenny Kammon
Jim Hall
Keith Mathis
Gary Moody
Bill Bickett
Greg Shearer
John Burkhiser
Hackett
Tommy Fitkin
Riverton
Joe Jack
Typing paper and Better Bond reams offered at Malvern Leader
Advertising notices list typing paper at 1.25 per ream and Better Bond papers up to 4 per ream available at The Malvern Leader office.
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Malvern
Rebuild Job in Prospect for Stanton Hi-Vikes
Stanton Hi-Vikes face a rebuilding season under new head coach John Gillilland who began duties last week. His twin brother Jerry returns as assistant. Six lettermen lead by Terry Foote center and senior backs Steve Kennon and Steve Lantz. Open with Essex on September 13 in an all-Corner Conference schedule.
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John Gillilland
Stanton High
Jerry
Hi-Vikings
Gillilland
Northwest Missouri State Collegey J
Maryville
Ravanna
Terry Foote
Steve Kennon
Steve Lantz
Richard Bergren
Norman Anderson
Carroll Johnson
Soph
Vikes
Essex
Light Grid Squad at Essex Under New Coach Reimers
A smaller Essex Trojans grid squad under coach Robert Reimers begins workouts, with fewer than two dozen players. Essex opens the season September 13 against Stanton on the Essex field, as optimism returns after Stanton’s major graduation losses.
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Essex High
Robert Reimers
Trojan
Reimers
Peru
Neb
State College
Trojans
Stanton
Essex
SouthWest Town Saddle Club Ride Show at Glenwood
The Southwest Town Saddle club ride show returns to Glenwood State School on Sept 4 with area saddle clubs assisting for patient benefit. Activities begin at 1 PM with demonstrations and parade, followed by a patient riding show. Trail Riders Saddle club seeks volunteers and riders. contact Eleanor Parks at 6248276 Malvern by Sept 3. rain date Sept 15.
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Southwest Town
Earlier Date Set for Grazing Diverted Acres
The fall grazing start for land diverted from crop production under the 1963 feed grain and wheat stabilization programs may begin October 1, or a month earlier, per Robert Hume of Fremont County ASC committees. The move aims to aid program participants in planning, protect 1964 winter wheat in southern plains, ensure grazing where snow limits access, and address forage shortages in drought-affected areas.
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Robert Hume
Fremont’ County
ASC
Department of Agriculture
Lorimer Serves Aboard USS Salisbury Sound
Patrick T. Lorimor a seaman apprentice USN son of Truman E. Lorimer Route 1 Thurman Iowa serves aboard the seaplane tender USS Salisbury Sound a Pacific Fleet unit from Naval Air Station Whidbey Island Wash The ship operated from Alameda Calif and is slated for Seventh Fleet duty in the Far East before returning to Puget Sound Washington.
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Salisbury Sound
Patrick T. Lorimor
USN
Trueman E. Lorimer
Thurman
Iowe
Naval Air Station
Whidby Island
Oak Harbor
Wash
Alameda
Calif
Far Roat
Puget Sound
Sidney Plans for Squad of 60 as Football Starts
Sidney grid coach Max Moore expects a stronger season with a 60 player squad and seven lettermen returning. The Cowboys open with Glenwood on Sept 13 in Sidney, then resume a nine game Corner Conference slate. Returning stars include Mike Fox A D Benson Phil Parson Larry Glasgow Joe Click Lyle Dawson and Steve Strong. Assistants Gary Williams and Don Shilling join the staff as school starts.
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Sidney
Max Moore
Cowboys
Glenwood
Mike Fox
A.d.benson
Phil Parson
Larry Glasgow
Joe Click
Lyle Dawson
Steve Strong
Moore
Gary Williams
Belmond
Don Shilling
Wayne
Neb
State College
Plentiful Power Supply Assured by Interstate Plan
Iowa Power president A Paul Thompson announced a new phase in a long range program to assure customers a continued plentiful electric power supply. Officials from 22 power suppliers across 10 Midwestern states plan coordination to exchange large blocks of power over a 6400 mile transmission network linking generators and systems. The program aims to place at the disposal of all customers energy from plants hundreds of miles away as well as within Town Power's system.
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Towa Power and Light Company
Iowa Power
A. Paul Thompson
Mid America
Thompson
Central
Southwear Iowa
Avithin Town
Truck Width and Load Violations Heard in Justice Court
Justice of the Peace John Hall heard cases this week. Jerry Hegland of Red Oak was fined $10 and costs for an over width violation. Roger Rumery, driver for Dave Angus south of Strahan, was fined $15 and costs for overload on registration and $20.47 and costs for overload on axle. He was hauling shelled corn.
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Justice of Peace
John Hall
Jerry Hegland
Red Oak
Roger Rumery
Dave Angus
Strahan
Two Glenwood Residents Fined for Disturbing the Peace
Glenwood residents Fredrick Ungrad and Sharon Hicks were fined this past week in Justice Er nest Timmerman's court for disturbing the peace. Ungrad paid $20 including costs while Hicks paid $15 plus costs. One traffic case appeared, with Jerry Dean Roberts of Spickard Mo fined $10 and costs for improper passing.
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Glenwood
Ernest Timmerman
Fredrick Ungrad
Sharon Hicks
Timmerman
Jerry Dean Roberts
Spickard
Little Britches Rodeos for De Molay Benefit Planned
Three Little Britches rodeos will raise funds for the Nishna Valley De Molay chapter in southwest Iowa. Events run Aug 31 to Sept 15 across Hastings Thurman and Malvern with 15 events per rodeo including junior and senior divisions. Proceeds fund ceremonial robes and buckles plus Rainbow booths at Hastings and Malvern.
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de Molay
Nishna Valley de Molay
Little Britches
Baseball Park
Thurman
Mills County Fairgrounds
Malvern
Hastings
Horseshoe Saddle Club
Winona Lodge No. 57
Knights of Pythias
Trail Riders Saddle Club, Inc
Ellerhoff Named Acting Chief of Lands and Waters
Mans A Ellerhoff, 53, of Des Moines, named Acting Chief of the State Conservation Commission Division of Lands and Waters by Everett Speak er. He succeeds Ray Mitchell, who resigned to join the U S Corps of Engineers in Washington, D C. Ellerhoff, with 14 years at the commission, has led the Forestry Section and served as State Forester, and earlier worked 14 years in government with the Soil Conservation Service and U S Forest Service. He is a native Iowan from West Burlington and holds an Iowa State forestry degree. The banding report notes Iowa produced birds banded for hunters across many states and countries, with over 1600 blue-wing teal among this year’s birds and 15 previously banded birds.
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Nishna
Hastings
Highway Commission
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Mans A. Ellerhoff
Des Moines
Division of Lands and Waters
Everett Speaker
Ellerhoff
Ray Mitchell
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Washington, D. C
Commission
Soil Conservation Service
U. S. Forest Service
Ewerhoff
West Burlington
Iowa State University
Final Banding Figures Released
Over 2150 ducks and waterfowl were banded in the State Conservation Commission drive trap program this summer. The annual operation supports game management by evaluating waterfowl production from Iowa marshes as ducks migrate widely.
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State Conservation Commission
Commission
Iowa
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Pat
Mr. B
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Dick Krambeck
Ight
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