First Rounders Completed in Sectional Tourney
girls sectional action opens with Mills teams in Essex and Emerson events. Strahan leads Hastings 46-27 at half as Wales Lincoln meets Iowa Deal 85. Gipe nets 27 for Strahan, Bersy ReGear 32 tops losing side. Semi finals set for Essex and Emerson results include Farra gut Malvern 7 pm and Essex vrahan 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Essex
Emerson
Matulay
Rahan
Hastings Tgl
Wales-Lincoln
Iowa
Strahan
Wastings
Karen Gipe
Bersy ReGear
Farragut
Malvern
Essex Vrahan
Town
Joyce Gillespie
Wales
Belly Berethold
Malvern Cagers Rally To Two Wins In Looming Playoff Push
Malvern high school boys and girls posted two decisive victories Friday, led by Kane Kline with 22 points for the boys and a strong all-around effort from the Orioles. Malvern built early leads, weathered a PJ rally, then pulled away in the third period for a 88-? win while the coed team rolled past their opponents 4-0 with balanced scoring and strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Pavifie Junction
Oriolettes
Kane Kline
Wella Rega
Bugies
Orioles
Omdine
Kearns
Mallinger
Strahan Teams Take Another Two Victories
Strahan won twice on Friday evening, beating Randolph on the home floor. The opener ended 44 to 62 in favor of Strahan, with Raven Gipe scoring 29 and Carol Bussmann 24 for Randolph. Strahan led 23-14 at halftime, while Larry Swett and John Schroeder tied with 18 each, and Jim Yates scored 18 for Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan
Randolph Eaners
Strahan Girls
Ross
Randolph
Jed
Raven Gipe
Carol Bussmann
Larry Swett
Ohn Schroeder
Kenneth Brown
Jim Yates
Silver Cilion Named on ISC Dean's Honor List
Outstanding undergraduate students at Iowa State College were named to the Deans List for the fall quarter of 1956. Among the honorees is Margaret Burgoin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ken Burgoin of Silver City, noted for a 3.5 GPA or higher after at least three quarters of study with a full course load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Margarite Burgoin
General Home Economics
Ken Burgoin
Silver City
Tawa State College
Andrews Graduate Johns Cary Maranerite Cary Novelty
Andrews School for Girls at Wallawgh celebrated the graduation of Joan Cary Andrews, daughter of Mrs. FW Pierce of Malvern. The event included a class ceremony, a senior service, and an alumnae banquet marking the weekend's graduation activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Maranerite Cary
FW. Pierce
Malvern
Wil
Andrews School For Girls
Wallawghhe
Clissroom
Kyla Odten
Mathe College
Iternoen
Ting Vlass
Henderson Rally Beats Wales in Scoring Bout
Henderson overcame a slow start to defeat Wales as Tasee Gillies scored 24 for the losers. Henderson’s center Ae fan worked the ball under pressure for the winners, with Cunpink delivering key plays and a 33 point sprint by Wales’ scorer Wie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Mathias A
Spoin
Dalf
Hendersonm
Teddy Cunpink
Tasee Gillies
Ty Henderson
Cers
Save Your Clothing for MHS Student Council Drive
Malvern schools will participate in the SCF clothing drive sponsored by the Student Council for the past five years. The drive supports public schools, with most clothing sent to Austrian refugees. Endorsed by local administrators, the Windle Drive runs March 4 to 5 to aid children in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MHS
Malvern
SCF
Laaling
Austria
Malvern Cub Scouts February Community Event
Malvern Cub Scouts will hold a February meeting at Span Community Center to celebrate a local festival and install new Pack leaders. The event includes a ceremony led by a Cubmaster and invites families to join, with activities for scouts and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Span
Santi
Crotellin
Mis Library Acquires New Books
Mis Library Acquires New Books chronicles a library’s efforts to add new titles, noting staff plans for cataloging and shelving. The piece mentions specific staff roles and a focus on expanding the collection with recent publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Marilyn Henderson prominent senior of M H S in focus interview
Marilyn Henderson is the subject of this week’s interview. She attends Malvern after earlier schooling at Miesant Valley and studies shorthand American problems English Literature and some economies. She is a frequent honor roll student, enjoys singing and foods especially tuna and chicken, and lists Pat Boone and Eddie Fisher as favorites. Her activities include basketball glee mixed chorus and Sunday school teaching at the Methodist Church. She enjoys reading and summers, winters, and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Henderson
Marily
Malvern
Miesant Valley Vaunery School
Marilyn
Pat Boone
Eddie Fisher
Boone
Anal Shit
Lethal
Methodist Church of
Whith
Medina Prat
Secon
Safety Belts and Water Study Highlight Senate Debate
A fragmented 1920s style report shows Senator Harbor and colleagues discussing safety belts for cars and a statewide water study. The debate references a prior bill by Senator Wormley, calls for belt use in all cars, and touches on university funding and state budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Harbor
Wm. A
Truch
Util
Waniles
Wormley
Henderson Girls and Boys Sweep Double Bill at Home
Henderson High School swept both ends of a county conference double bill defeating Silver City. Girls won 42 25 with Judy Coppock scoring 19 and Roberta Stewart adding for the team. Boys logged a 60 34 victory as Bill Ma Hers paced with 16 points and George Marshall led the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Silver City Crows
Judy Coppock
Roberta Stewart
Bill Ma
George Marshall
On the Line with the FBYP Henry Shnoor
An update of Farm Bureau Young People club aims for 1937 changes. It highlights membership growth, education and recreation programs, speaker and film events, and social activities. The piece notes collaboration with Mills PRYP, fundraising efforts, and plans for future district meetings and the Valentine event postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Mills Pryp
FRYE
Jane Fx Sourarin
Campatens
Foye
Angtmie
Nuamber
Max
Ross
Fool
Feldman
Ware Infanietiog
Valentine Ange
Pou
Malvern BB Teams Set for Sectional Play
Malvern MILS boys and girls basketball teams ready for sectional tournaments. The girls travel to Essex on February 7 to face Farragut at 7 p.m. The boys meet Carson at Treynor on February 23 at 7:30 p.m. Both squads hope to have luck on their side.
New Officers for Rotary Named in Malvern Election
Malvern Rotary club announced its annual election results naming Fred Harshbarger as president John Adams as vice president N P Crink as secretary E W Burdie as treasurer and R W Salyers as sergeant at arms for the coming year They will assume office on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Rotary Club
Fred Harshbarger
John Adams
N. P. Crink
E. W. Burdie
R. W. Salyers
Army
Wilson's Open House Draws Strong Interest In Ice Weather
Despite icy highways, the Wilson Matchery open house drew a good crowd on Saturday. Winners announced include Pyrex sets to Mrs. Jay Darnold, Roy Price, and Mrs. Valma Coy. feeders to Alva Henderson, Mrs Herschel Asman, Charles Shene field, and Mrs. Clint McMuhen. 100 ths Beef Magic to Adulph Navel and Robert Benton. Chietrate to Gordon Axtell, Fox 45 to Fritz Knop. 150 Ames-In-Cross chicks to Wilbert Bond and Fred Gemmell. 50 Iris Pigtrate to Allen Scheel. Card of thanks from Gilbert McCain expresses gratitude for cards and kindness during hospital stay, with thanks to blood donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Wilson Matchery
Jay Darnold
Roy Price
Valma Coy
Alva Henderson
Herschel Asman
Charles Shenefield
Clint McMuhen
Adulph Navel
Robert Benton
Gordon Axtell
Fox
Fritz Knop
Wilbert Bond
Fred Gemmell
Iris
Allen Scheel
Old Age and Dependent Assistance Totals for January
January aid figures show Old Age Assistance reaching 39,812 people statewide totaling 2,674,628.80 dollars at 68.04 per person. Mills County reports 243 recipients averaging 69.34 dollars totaling 16,551.72. Aid to Dependent Children state totals 26,117 individuals across 7,229 families receiving 856,733.50 dollars averaging 118.45 per family or 32.80 per person. Mills County Aid to Dependent Children totals 3,774.50 dollars for 120 families at 107.84 per family and 31.45 per person. Aid to Blind statewide 123,131.50 dollars to 1,501 individuals at 82.03 each, with Mills County totaling 326 dollars for 4 recipients at 81.50 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
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Emerson Phaesda
Wiles
BBC
Beamon
Pecaideys
Ieee
Cilion
ISC
Andrews
Joan Cary
Uendirsen
Malvern Cub
Matt Millday
Mavern
Noakes
Thoes Library Sea
Fein Phate
Hattie Saarep
Cpearie Warelitatthy
Atl Lines
Jeannie Mason
Hhelmas
Gutaig
Baur of Regents
Institutions of Higher Tewrning
Kennet Frans
Binersor Wall
Mitesaee
5. C
M.ils
M.H.S
Greeg
Judy Evans
David Seipuld
Sylvia Campbell
LaMona Jurgens
Charlene Dare
Jil Kline
Carolyn Dashner
Giunta Anderson
Karen Dertekter
Henry Shnoor
Lée Hach
Lenter
Singer Portable
Guarantec
N. 14Th St
Council Bluffs
Albert Batten
Glenwood
Hamilton Gas Clothes Dryer
Burdette Spiker
Interstate Sewing Center
Sel Grand Ave
Des Moines
Leader
York
Forrow Mar
Ben McVay
Wright Power
Blocdel Home
IHC
Bill Gravett
Herman Storten
Cecker
Wm. Zanders
Paul Nilton
Diane Bingham
Marvin Woodfill
Arnold A. Evans
Macedonia
F. E. Messenger
South 42Nd St
Omaha
Nebraska
Salyers Auto Co
Malvern Lates
Red Oak Monument Co
J. R. Hurst
Realsilk, Inc
R. Winters
Grandview Blvd
Sioux City
Blochel Home
Plant Food Co
Monroe St
Marion
Ohio
Lakin Impl. Co
Lewis Farrington
Don Magneson
Red Oak
Donald Howard
Tabor
Towa
Clarinda Production Credit Assn
Otha Wearin
IL E. Knutson, Secy
Treas
Income Tax Service
Francis Rozmajzl
Dale Sell
Jana Aa
Addie F. McSweeney
Hastings
J. W. Taylor
Mast _ings
Vernon P. Long
McCard's
Malvern BB
Rotary
Jowas
Gilbert McCain
Jerry A. Christianson
Lowa
Manor
John Imber
Sno-White Ldy
Ace Cleaners
North Side Square
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