Pantherettes Rally to Overtime Victory Over Mt Ayr
Malvern Pantherettes erased a second half deficit to defeat Mt Ayr 54 to 50 in overtime. Marcia Wolfe scored 26 points, Linda Schroeder added 20, with key defensive plays from Joyce Stephens. Mt Ayr’s Kathy Jones led with 12 for the visitors as Malvern’s B team also fell short 63 to 56.
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Malvern Pantherettes
Mt. Ayr
Tassies
Pantherettes
Marcia Wolfe
Marcia
Linda Schroeder
Mr. Ayron
Maria
Linda
Pat Ford
Kathy West
Pantherettte
Joyce Stephens
Cheryl Blackburn
Barhara Blackman
Mary Beth Costello
Kathy Jones
Mr. Ayr
E Malvern
Ae Ayr
Malvern
Mro.Ayr
Pantheretic
Kathy Lea
Jolene Ponton
Rita Rubenking
Debbie MeChire
Randolph charged for hunting without license
Randolph was fined 10 dollars and costs by Justice of Peace Virginia Hall after being charged with hunting without a license. The charge was filed by conservation officer Chris Hein.
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Randolph
Justice of Peace Virginia Hall
Chris Hein
Upset Stuns Malvern as Hamburg Tops Panthers
Friday action in Corner Conference basketball sees Hamburg upset Malvern 87 82 while Fremont Mills beat Stanton 77 65 and Sidney 47 over Farragut. Nishna Valley defeated South Page to boost standings as Sidney remains close behind unbeaten Farragut.
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Malvern
Hamburg
Farragut
Sidney
Nishna Valley
South Pape
Stanton
Fremon-Mills
Farrag
RBG
Hamburg . Co
South Page
Avance
Jitte
Adelles
Fremont-Mills
Smith Page
BIG Sod
Wnishna Valley
Hambure
Panthers
Nishna Valley Split With South Page In Conference Play
Nishna Valley teams split results with South Page in Corner conference action. Valley boys lost 50 to 37 as Larry Miller and Worsley led with 15 and 16 respectively, while Randy Morris anchored defense holding Rick Butts to 4. Valley girls led 25-15 at half but South Page rallied to lose by 2 in the end. Genene Maher led Valley scoring with 20 and Margaret Hart topped South Page with 26. Hawkettes and Jo Fulk shone on defense.
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Nishna Valley
South Page
Hawkeyles
Rebeloues
Valley Boys
NV Girls
Genene Maher
Valley
Margaret Hart
Hawkette
Jo Fulk
Boil
Rebels
Hawks
Larry Miller
Worsley
Vaughn Babbitt
Don Haack
Randy Morris
Rick Butts
Saith Page
Red Oak Dominates Nishna Valley In Dual Meet Victory
Red Oak defeated Nishna Valley 36 to 14 on the Hawk floor. Results show several pins and decisions including Dan Pierce over Joel Fish 12-6, Craig Allensworth pinned by Joe Larson, and Pat Barns defeating Ervin Ellis 9-4, with multiple other bouts and a preliminary reserve-team win 22-2.
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Ssx
Red Oak
Nishna’ Valley
Dan Pierce
Joel Fish
Craig Allensworth
Joe Larson
Dea Fender
Jerry Oni
Robin Courtier
Robin Allen
Scot Sayers
Mark Fish
Dave Deakins
Dennis
Women s Wednes Night Bowling Pairings Rollies Texaco BoP
Independent games and series results from a night bowling event featured players Beth Surface Jan Forney Marion Jurgens Mariann Simmons Corkey Bowley Ruth Lefever Lorraine Platt Ruth Stanley Charlene Stanley Evelyn Gay and Aleta Levermann with team entries Rollie's Texaco Kontrst Standard Goy Oil Co and Gloria's Beauty among sponsors and lane numbers 964 2772 937 2642 891 2557 198 210 192 600 203 208 587 213 565 187 181 528 205 526 214 521 202 518 189 513 509 507 191 189 180 0
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Texaco Bop
Goy Oil Co
Harless Realty
Glenwood Bank
Kontrst Standard
Hurst
Gloria’s
Beauty Nishna
Texaco
Ind
Beth Surface
Mary Stanley
Jan Forney
Marion Jurgens
Mariann Simmons
Corkey Bowley
Ruth Lefever
Lorraine Platt
Ruth Stanley
Evelyn Gay
Charlene Stanley
Aleta Levermann
NoBerta Troutman
Hamburg tops Malvern in boys basketball upset
Hamburg defeated Malvern 87 to 74 as the Panthers sharpened their offense and defense. Marcia Wolfe led Malvern with 52 points in a losing effort, while Rick Taste scored 32 for Malvern and Kerry Crain led Hamburg with 19. The game featured a strong Hamburg start and a late Malvern rally that fell short.
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Malvern
Hamburg
Panthers
Wildcats
Rick Taste
Rod’ Hunt
Lynn Turner
Kerry Crain
Annual Golf Club Meeting Feb 12
The annual meeting of members of the Fairview Golf Club will be held Wednesday evening February 12 at 8 p.m. in the old Post Office room of the Malvern Community Building. Please be present.
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Fairview Golf Club
Malvern
Corner Conference Basketball Schedule Feb 7 and 11
Two regular league games remain in the Corner conference with pairings for Friday February 7 Essex at Malvern Sidney at Nishna Valley Stanton at Farragut New Market at Fremont Mills Hamburg at South Page and Tuesday February 11 ISD at Malvern two boys games Essex at South Page Iremont Mills at Farragut Diagonal at New Market Sidney at Glenwood girls Clearfield at Stanton.
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Essex
Malvern
Sidney
Nishna Valley
Stanton
Farragut
New Market
Fremont Mills
Hamburg
South Page
Iremont-Mills
Diagonal
Glenwood
Clearfield
Valley Girls Fall Twice to Farragut Result in 72 40 and 45 11 Scores
Farragut defeated Nishna Valley varsity 72 40 and the B team 45 11. Edna Fleming led the Hawkettes with 21 points, Kathy Grindle added eight, Genene Maher and Albright contributed, while Joe Falk's defense helped limit Valley's offense. The Adlettes trailed 23 19 at halftime before Farragut pulled away in the second half.
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Farragut
Nishna Valley
Adlettes
Edna Fleming
Hawkettes
Kathy
Grindle
Genene Maher
Albright
Joe Falk
Valley
Hunting Survey Seeks Iowa Sportsmen Help
Des Moines Iowa five thousand sportsmen will receive questionnaire cards from the State Conservation Commission to report on the 1968 69 hunting seasons. Randomly selected license buyers are asked how often they hunted which species hours bagged and counties of hunting. Data will show hunter numbers harvest and pressure distribution.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Hawk Matmen Fall to Bedford 25-19
Bedford wrestlers edged Nishna Valley 25-19 in a dual meet Monday. The Hawks managed one pin and three decisions plus a win by default, with results across weight classes including Danny Pierce, Craig Allensworth, Dean Fender, Jon Bass, Robin Courtier, Scott Sayers, Dave Deakins, Pat Barns, Martin Ballain, Ken Herbert, Russ Perkins, and Terry Byers in various decisions or pins.
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Bedford
Nishna Valley
Hawks
Danny Pierce
Dick Tribolet
Craig Allensworth
Ollie Oslo
Dean Fender
Bill Brown
Jon Bass
Gar Len Cobb
Robin Courtier
Robin Wetzel
Scott Sayers
Lee Haidsieck
Dave Deakins
Allen Longfellow
Pat Barns
George Poore
Martin Ballain
Lang Tribeolet
Ken Herbert
Don Rogers
Russ Perkins
Paul Biener
Terry Byers
Ed. Warden
Conservation Contest Opens for Fremont County High Schools
The 1969 Soil Conservation speech contest invites junior and senior high school students in Fremont County to compete with the theme Soil, Our Important Legacy. Last year 369 Iowa youths entered, with regional and state winners earning cash prizes and a college scholarship. local winners advance to July regional competition culminating in September at Des Moines with cash awards up to 2500 for the top state winner. Contest information is available from the Fremont County Soil Conservation District office in Sidney or local Vocational Agriculture departments.
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Fremont County Soil Conservation District
Iowa
Greg Glass
Dundee
Ladies Auxiliary
Iowa Association of Soil Conservation District Commissioners
Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company
Soil Conservation District Commissioners
Des Moines
Sidney
Vocational Agriculture Department
Malvern Panthers roll past Underwood 84 to 58 in win
Malvern led from the start as the Panthers beat Underwood 84 to 58. Grabbing 35 rebounds to 26 and shooting 58 percent, Malvern spread scoring with five players in double figures led by Lynn Turner with 20. Bruce Brecker held to 12 points through three quarters, while Rick Taste added 16 and Rob Washburn sparked fast breaks.
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Malvern Panthers
Underwood
Panthers
Rob Washburn
Bruce Brecker
Rob
Rick Taste
Lynn Turner
Rod Hunt
Rod Powles
Randy Barber
Marvin McDonald
Brecker
Christensen
Seidler
Dragin
Malvern
Jack Bell
Don Bell
David Evans
Mustangs Defeat Hawks in Shenandoah Friday Night
Shenandoah Mustangs defeated Nishna Valley Black Hawks 76 to 49 after leading 39 to 25 at the half. Vaughn Babbitt led the Hawks with 20 points and 12 rebounds, Don Haack scored 10. Terry Brannen scored 20 for Shenandoah amid a clear win. A reserves game earlier went to Shenandoah 84 to 31.
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Shenandoah Mustangs
Nishna Valley Blackhawks
Richard Fairchild
Shen
Mustangs
Shenandoah
Vaughn Babbitt
Hawks
Don Haack
Babbitt
Terry Brannen
Gary
Aes
Theledgling Hawks
Knightettes Fall on Stanton Floor in Low-Scoring Loss
The Knightettes trailed 34-28 at halftime and 53-42 after three quarters, then narrowed the gap to four before falling 80-68 at Stanton. Dixie Bliss led F-M with 25 points and Julie Alexander added 14, while JoEllen Fichter grabbed 18 rebounds and notched several steals as Bedford dominated 81-39 behind Mary Neil 31, Pam Beemer 23, and Mary Jones 23.
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F-M
Knightettes
Stanton
Dixie Bliss
Julie Alexander
JoEllen Fichter
Bedford
Mary Neil
Pam Beemer
Mary Jones
soEllen Fichter
Karen Dinville
Jackie Simmons
America Depends on Americans Are You By Us Savings Fonds
A short civic appeal urging citizens to support a government savings fund through patriotic framing. It outlines collective responsibility and national duty, urging participation and trust in public thrift and economic strength. The piece emphasizes individual contributions as part of a broader national effort.
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America
Savings Fonds
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Nishna Cottage
Malvern Girls
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Cook's
Malvern, Va
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Commission
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Northwestern Ball
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