Malvern girls overwhelm Nishav Valley in two uneven games
Malvern girls opened with a 23 6 first quarter lead and won 39 73 as two reserves Sharon Turner and Carol Wolfe scored five fields each. Barbara Beasley and Judy Geith led, Lara Beckwith and Penny Mason added key scores while Shirley Fleming paced Nishia Valley with 14. The Blackhawks dominated the rebounding as Malvern’s offense clicked early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Nishna Valley Boys
Emerson Gym
Sharon Turner
Carol Wolfe
Barbara Beasley
Judy Geith
Lara Beckwith
Penny Mason
Nishna Valley
Shirley Fleming
Judy
Nishaa Valley
Oriolettes
Blackhawks
Jerry Nauman
Dave Laughlin
Dick Winders
Don Hicks
Scor
No Rest as Cagers Schedule Games
Christmas vacation will bring little rest to Malvern Oriolettes as Coach Bill Beasley plans practices and a game. South Page will bring their girls varsity and reserve teams here Dec. 28 for a pair of games. Other schedules include Fremont Mills at Malvern and Nishna Valley at Prescott on Tuesday and Nishna Valley at Glenwood on Dec. 21. Henderson town team tips Cres ton Friday. Henderson won 62 to 30 with Don Pendegratt, a former Hendersonian, on Cres ton's squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Oriolettes
Bill Beasley
South Page
Fremont Mills
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Prescott
Glenwood
Henderson
CRES
Henderson Town
Creston
Don Pendegratt
Oriolettes
F-M Gals
Parragut
Malvern Gals Rout Hamburg as Fremont Mills Beats Faragut
In Corner Conference action Malvern Gals overwhelmed Hamburg 72 to 33 after leading 39 15 at halftime. Mickey Thompson topped Hamburg with 18. Fremont Mills upset Farragut 37 21 as Barry Yates led Farragut with 16. Essex beat South Page 46 3, Bill Glasgo scored 20 for the Trojans. Sidney defeated Stanton 60 43 with Steve Lantz at 23. Fremont Mills and Farragut both strong in girls play, while Fremont girls slipped from unbeaten status. Farragut edged Fremont Mills 47 41 after rally, New Market beat Hamburg 68 63, Stanton topped Sidney 61 40, South Page defeated Essex 69 42. Jan Togg led with 46 for South Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
New Market
Mickey Thompson
Fremont-Mills
Farragut
The
Knights
Barry Yates
Stan Booker
Essex
South Page
Bill Glasgo
Trojans
Sidney
Stanton
Steve Lantz
la Vern Orton
Cowboys
Malvern
Fremont Mills
Nishna Valley
Fremont Girls
Farragut Gals
F-M
Judy Bower
Joan Mann
Admiralettes
Minerettes
Ethel Pratt
Emily Gound
N. M
Sidney Gals
Marlene Johnson
Jan Togg
Nancy Glasga
Ee So
Nishan Valley Sox
South Pa
Fremont. Mills
Fremont Mills Poised To Face Undefeated Orioles Team
Fremont Mills travels Tuesday to meet Barry Yates and his undefeated squad as the Orioles seek a respectful showing. The Oriolettes anticipate tougher competition, after a narrow loss by Fremont Mills to Parragut, and note that stronger play comes with tournament time ahead. Off the field, pleasant weekend weather boosted rabbit and pheasant hunting, while local golf saw Otto Hall card a 40 on a mild Sunday at Fairview Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Mills
Orioles
Barry Yates
Fairview Country Club
Otto Hall
Emersonian Recruit Donald G Good Completes Navy Training
Donald G. Good son of Mr and Mrs Ralph E Good of Emerson completed recruit training on December 14 at the Naval Training Center in San Diego California The nine week program covered physical fitness military law drill naval etiquette swimming survival first aid and shipboard routine Recruits undergo tests and interviews to determine future training and assignments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diggo
Calif
Donald G. Good
Ralph E. Good
Emerson
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Naval Service
Pvt Marsden Assigned to Okinawa Tour
U S forces Okinawa dispatch reports Army Pvt. Clement Marsden of Red Oak Iowa has been assigned to Battery Q 1st Artillery on Okinawa. He is a fire control operator who entered service in April 1962 after graduating from Stennett Consolidated High School in Red Oak and attending Northwest Missouri State College. He is 23, son of Mr and Mrs Earl B Marsden, and his wife Kay lives in Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Forces
Okinawa
AHTNC
Army
Clement
Marsden
Kay
Malvern
1St Artillery
Earl EB. Marsden
Red Oak
Iowa
Fort Leonard Wood
Stennett Consolidated High School
Northwest Missouri State College
Maryville
Parker Assigned to Little Rock AFB from Malvern
Lt. Gary L. Parker of Malvern will be reassigned to Little Rock Air Force Base Ark after graduating from an accounting and finance officers training course. He studied Air Force financial policies and supervised prep for financial records and reports. Parker, a BBA from State University of Town, is the son of Mr and Mrs Leonard C Parker and is married to Marilyn J Switzer of Ottumwa Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard Afb, Tex
Gary L. Parker
Malvern
Little Rock Afb
Ark
United States Air Force
Parker
Air Force
The
State University of Town
Leonard C. Parker
Marilyn J. Switzer
Clinton, Ottumwa
Christmas Dinner and Party Gather Local Friends
A 53rd annual Christmas dinner and party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C M Wilson brought together about twenty four friends and neighbors including the Bass, Rhoades, Bass, and Wilson families along with Miss Phyllis Buhr. The event featured a gift exchange and noted Mrs. Wilson’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Wilson
Wilson
Louis Bass
Gene Vinton
Glenwood
Floyd Rhoades
Red Oak
Austin Bass
Charles L. Wilson
Valley Social Roundup of Family Visits Across Nearby towns
Des Moines visitors Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bass spent Tuesday and Wednesday on business and visited relatives including Mrs. Max Asman Jackie and the Fergusons. Hillsdale and Shenandoah area residents shared pre Christmas calls and hospital births while many families gathered for holiday shopping and church events in Glenwood Plattsmouth Red Oak and Council Bluffs regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Kemp
Danny
Amy Hammers
Glenwood
Volney Smith
Council Bluffs
Magnolia
Marty Kemp
Joni
Wayne Blackman
Truman Chambers
Baptist Church Evening Guild
Arthur Marsden
Les Knop
Farm Bureau
Louisiana
Richard Bags
Malvern-Nishna Valley
Bill J . Smith
Emerson
C. J. Blank
Charlene Bolte
Kathy Brokman
McClelland
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Austin Bass
Des Moines
Iriage
Max Asman
Jackie
Richard Ferguson
Karem
Guy Haynie
Cletis Haynie
Larry
Timmy
Thane Blackman
Hillsdale
Gale Greedy
Sidney
Hand Hospital
Shenandoah
Greedy
Doris Carnes
Harold Blackman
Clarence Myers
Land
Dan Myers
Shelly
Omaha
Dwight Myers
Jack. Haney
Hillsdale School
Miss Ferne
Susan
Rodney Topp
Rapid City
S. D
Harry Richardson
Glen Peterson
Fred Shaw
Tabor
Richardson
Mr. Shaw
Mayfred Sudd
Butch
Laurence Alberts
Corn
Floyd Blackman
Jack Haney
Plattsmouth
Nebr
Jack Hunter
Jimmie
Pacific Junction
Dale Bell
Alton Alberts
Strahan
Ernest Alberts
Lloyd Haynie
Karen
Kathy
Haynie
Miley Schmidt
Wayne Shaw
Farm Bureau activities and social notes from Malvern IA
Mrs Wayne Blackman attended the Farm Bureau business meeting and worked at the Working Ladies Tea. Local residents visited kin in Sidney and Reg Oak while Diane Blackman recovered from a school injury. Recitals, visits, and community events plus a tale of a car breaking down in 8 below weather wrap a week of small town life in Malvern and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Blackman
Farm Bureau
Merrill Sargent
Dale Les
Ronnie
Near Pacific Junction
Frank Chamberlain
Glen Timmons
Omaha
Austin Bass
Legion Club
Sidney
Waynes Blackman
Farm Bureau Legislative Committee
Farm
Ferne Alberts
Diane
Robert Schroeder
Donnie
Mra
Dilizabeth Gross
Richard Mattson
Hooper
Nebr
Norman Sinner
Corte Stewart
Charles Vinton
Grace Donner
Methodist Church
Mt. Vernon
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Malvern Divide
Ing
Laughlin
Winders
Lanny Gay
Oriole
Doug Dashner
Vernon Arndt
Cagers
Shenandoah Door
Wast
Delmonico Hotel
Baa West Broadway
Federal Land Bank Association
Merrill Reisenweber
Mgr
Linda Johnson
Shirley
Leader
Emersonian
NAVY
Pvt
Mr. Vernon
Diane Blackman
Vern Miller
Bank of Tabor
Miller
L. 3. Selko
Jesse Hetzel
Larry Gaylord
Nell Selko
Patty Vinton
Martin McCartney
Thurman
William Barber Jr
Just Us Girls Club
Virgil Forney
Mrs
Dwight Myera
Melvin Kungzler
San Francisco
Waris Dark
Carter Orchard
Glenwood, IA
Mansfield
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