League bowling night highlights top scorers and results
Art Bird led the scorecard with a 224 game and 612 series as Gibson's Folds hit 1000 for the team and 2761 overall. Top marks included 612 for A Hird and 677 for E Huffman, while Barbara Peterson posted 561 series and led pinfall totals with 561. Glenwood Bank swept team honors with 860 game and 2394 series. Market and Collins Drugs posted notable scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Bird
Gibson
Folds
Bird
C. Sligar
D. Stanley
E H. Huffman
J. Stanley
R. Kemp
E. Sheer
J. Buch
D. Lefever
F. Stephens
W. Stanley
R. Djureen
B. Regenager
A. Hird
E. Huffman
Barbara Peterson
Jan Forney
Roberta Troutman
Betty Baldozier
Glenwood Bank
Collins Drugs
No Change in Wed Night Bowling Standings
There was no change in standings Wednesday night as the Ladies league gathered at Stanley Bowl. Glenwood Bank swept BPW to gain a full game, while league leader Our Market took 2 of 3 from Ferns Beauty. Colins Drug and the Malverne team are noted in the recap.
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Glenwood Bank
BPW
Fern
Colins Drug
Malvern
Eer
Cage Schedules Friday Dec 22 Matches
The Friday card lists Stanton at Emerson and Red Oak at Glenwood as cage games scheduled for December 22.
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Stanton
Emerson
Red Oak
Glenwood
Overlength cabbage load fines issued in local court
L. D. Johnson of Anthony faced a $50 plus costs fine for an overlength load of cabbage by Justice Carl Rem Tey. Johnson also paid $10.80 and costs for a tandem overweight charge and $15 plus costs for improper registration. Eugene Rush of Bridgeview NL was fined $25 for overlength and $15 for improper registration. Rex M. Paris of Wandalis MO was fined $37.40 plus costs for axle overweight.
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L. D. Johnson, Anthony, I. M
Carl Rem- Tey
Johnson
Eugene
Rush
Bridgeview
Rex. M. Paris
Wandalis
Printing and printing services ad in Malvern Leader
Local Malvern Leader ad announces printing services and stock of customer checks sold in pads of 50. Contact Malvern Leader at phone 5551, page 7-4 for all kinds of printing needs. F aet
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Malvern Leader
Malvern
Property Tax Relief Urged After Iowa Study
A Mills County Farm Bureau report by Don Parker urges state property tax relief, citing inequities where farmers pay 40 percent of taxes while earning 15 percent of income. The study shows farm property taxes rising since 1950, and details Mills County tax allocations with farm land valued at 59.5 percent of total and secondary roads receiving 20.4 percent. Researchers offer county and state perspectives and plan outreach through the county office in Malvern.
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Iowa Farm Bureau
Donald Parker
Mills County Farm Bureau
Mills County
Farm Bureau
Parker
Mills
Oaks Community Church Service Schedule and Attendance
Oak s Community Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m Worship Service at 11 a m with 66 in Sunday School and 1 visitor. Offering 11 30. Sermon theme Followers. Junior Choir sang and reading The Shepherds had an Angel by Mrs Gary Honeyman. Young People's service on first and third Sundays. choir practice Thursday evening.
Reception for J. G. Streams Anniversary
Attendees including I. W. Castor and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Brammeier gathered at Wales church to honor the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Streams of Red Oak. Jewell Warren oversaw the guest book and piano solo while Charlotte Janet Warren poured and Mrs. Evelyn Warren served cake. A short program followed with readings, a solo by Jane Warren, and favorite hymns sung with piano accompaniment.
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I. W. Castor
Community gatherings fill Ozark week with visits
Oaks News notes Monday visits at N F Wright home and Meadow family pot luck at Odd Fellows Hall Oakland attended by 60 to 66 relatives. Several families share dinners and visits across Lincon Lincoln area with visits to Harold Jenkins, J G Streams anniversary reception, and local Bible study.
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Guy Osborn
N. F
Oake Mystery Circle Holds Annual Christmas Dinner
The Oaks Mystery Circle held its annual family Christmas dinner at the L. B. Brammeier home with 16 attending. Men contributed to a grab bag while ladies exchanged gifts for their Mystery Pals. President Mrs Am bROge led the business meeting and devotions on Christmas customs origin. next meeting set for Jan 11 with Mrs N F Wright.
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The
Oaks Mystery Circle
L. B. Brammeier
Ambroge
N. F. Wright
Hicks Family Christmas Dinner Attended in Shenandoah
Mr and Mrs Robert Hicks Don and Bob attended the Hick family Christmas dinner at the home of his father Jim Hicks in Shenandoah on Sunday.
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Gary Honeyman
Jenkins
Harold Jenkins
David Oleson
Red Oak Hospital
Frank Oleson
Donnie
David
John Walker
I. W. Castor
Evelyn Warren
Janet
Janell
Irwin Oleson
Carleton Davidson
Jerry Byers
Henderson
LeRoy Nelson
Roy Bird
Macedonia
Robert Hicks
Don
Bob
Hick
Jim Hicks
Shenandoah
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