Panth erettes edge close race in NV Malvern play
Nishna Valley Malvern boys and Pantherettes face tight games with notable actions. Linda Schroeder sustains an elbow blow and a dramatic second half. coach Maynes reshuffles guard roles as Dixie Bird exits front court, Kay Rydberg pours in points. Defensive shifts rise after Bov’s loss, and Rick Taslu shines in NV game while other players earn conference defensive honors. Football bowls loom as Sooners and Trojans favored, Indiana and Tennessee in key matchups.
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Galy
Linda Schroeder
Pantherettes
Blankettes
Linsry Maynes
Wer Blackman
Dixie Bird
Dixie
Neuinal NY
Kay Rydberg
Maynes
Bov
Pantherestys
Rick Taslu
Hick
Tim Pratt
New Market
Rick Hutt
South Page
Bary Anderson
Fremont Mills
Tom Hudson
Sidney
Rick
de Malvern
Terry Jones
Pam Christin
Essex
Becky Swanson
Bey Blackman
Bey
Beiause
Sports Boosters Meeting Set for Jan 2 at Chantry Library
Regular meeting of the Malvern Sports Booster club will be held Tuesday January 2 in the Chantry school library at 8 p.m. Members and interested persons are urged to attend to boost organization interest.
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Malvern
Chantry School
Otha Mass Jr New Auctioneer Debuts in Mason
Otha Mass Jr announces his services as an auctioneer after completing a two week course at the Eiseh School of Auctioneering in Mason. He states qualification for livestock home furnishings and general auction management.
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Eiseh School of Auctioneering
Mason
Aeason
Stiff Fines for Two from Thurman After Mills Chase
Thurman residents feery Lee Ginkenbaker and Del bert B Hubby faced fines from Justice of Peace Cart Remley in Glenwood after a December county chase. Linkunhaker paid 816 for reckless driving along with 10 for proper registration and 10 for no valid license. Hubbs was fined 30 for intoxication and 50 for drinking beer on the highway. others fined include Harley Adeberry 15 for improper detention, John J File patrick 83 for striking unattended vehicles, and Charles Jelinek 25 for reckless driving.
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Feery Lee Ginkenbaker
Delbert B. Hubby
Rumley
Harley Adeberry
Glenwood
John J. Filepatrick
Glenyond
Charles Jelinek
Lincoln
Nebr
Malvern Man Charged With OMVI at Red Oak
Larry Lee Walker, 28, of Malvern, was bound over to the district court at Red Oak after appearing before Justice Earl Dixon on an OMVI charge. He posted a $500 bond and was released. Walker was arrested Wednesday night December 20 by Highway Patrolmen Kenneth Brown and Stephen Gilman.
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Malvern
Red Oak
Earl Dixon
Walker
Kenneth Brown
Corning
Stephen Gilmnan
Sidney
Sand Pit and Quarry Offices Are Ransacked
Sheriff Edwin Barks reported two break ins Wednesday night at the Stanley sand pit south of Pacific Junction and a rock quarry west of Glenwood. The offices were ransacked and a small amount of money stolen.
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Stanley
Pacific Junction
Two Fined on Gun Violations
Conservation Officer Chris Kein arrested two individuals in the metropolitan area. Justice John Hall fined Nennett Kammon and Bhiffs 83 and costs for possessing an assembled gun in a car. Cart Lina of Oma was fined 15 dollars and costs for hunting without a license.
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Metropolitan Ares
Chris Kein
John Hall
Nennett Kammon
Council Bhiffs
Cart Lina
Oma
Farm Sale Dates Published for Malvern and Vicinity
A list of forthcoming sales includes Wayne Killian closing out a farm southwest of Malvern on December 27, J R McClymonds Estate Malvern on January 2, Henry Johnson farm sale north of Henderson January 22, R W Mansfield Estate farm sale southeast of Malvern January 29, Rasil Hunt and Harry Hunt farm sale south of Hastings, and a Forestall farm sale west of Macedonia on January 27.
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Wayne Killian
Male
Malvern
J. R. McClymond
Henry Johnson
Henderson
R. W. Mansfield
Rascil Hunt
Harry Hunt
Hastings
Pay! Forestall
Macedonia
Stanton Boys Travel for Non Conference Games Friday
Stanton travels to Malvern for two boys games while Oakland plays at Farragut on Friday before league play resumes.
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Stanton
Malvern
Oakland
Farragut
South Page
Rebels
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New Markel
Villisca
Carol Wolfe Leads Patriottes Scoring at Christmas Break
John F. Kennedy College Patriottes of Wahoo Nebraska post a 4-3 record at Christmas break. All-American Carol Wolfe averages 21. This season includes wins over Midwestern College and two wins against Lonk Magazine. Marilyn Morley has missed four games with an injury. Jeanne Schliffke is the only Omaha native not a former Iowa star.
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John F. Kennedy College Patriottes
Wahoo
Nebr
Baytown Piperettes
Wayland College
Flying Queens
Lonk Magazine
Des Moines
Carol Wolfe
Patriottes
Marilyn Morley
Lenox
Marilyn
Jeanne Schliffke
Omaha
Iowa
Gals Win and Boys Lose in Malvern Double Bill
Malvern high girls opened with a 82-65 victory as Pantherettes powered by Marcia Wolfe 59 points and Pat Ford 12 free throws led Anita. Nancy Beaver scored 21 for Anita despite tight defense. Malvern later fell 4-2 in a nightcap as the Powles brothers Rodney 14 and Roger 13 led Anita.
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Malvern
MCHS
Anita
Pantherettes
Anita Gals
Larry Maynes
Marcia Wolfe
Pat Ford
Dixie Bird
Linde Schroeder
Nancy Beaver
Pantherette
Rodney
Roger
Printing call for The Leader office needs
The Leader calls for all printing needs including ad copy and notices. Contact the office for timely handling of advertisements and editorial printing requirements.
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Leader Office
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