Henderson Nose Out Strahan for County Cage Title
Henderson edged Strahan 38 to 31 after three overtime periods in a nail biting Mills County tournament final. Strahan opened strong, led 11 to 4, but Henderson rallied with improved play led by Patternon and Cy Curtis, tying late and winning in extra time as Emerson gym hosted one of the area’s best high school finals.
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Kun
Mills County
Strahan
Henderson
Fnal Gun
Ff Henderson
Strahan Bi
Emerson
Mills County Schoolmasters
Cy Curtis
Patternon
Four Teams Bring Home Basketball Trophies
Four schools earned trophies in a regional basketball event. Strahan finished as runner up and received a silver statuette of a basketball player. Malvern won the consolation round and received a similar statuette. Glenwood claimed the tournament basket as runner up in the consolation final.
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Sil ‘Ar
Strahan
Malvern
Glenwood
Strahan and Henderson Play by Play Ends in Overtime
Strahan and Henderson battled through a tight game with Strahan matching Henderson at 19 in the third as both teams tightened. Distance shooting kept Strahan ahead briefly then tied 39 all. In overtime Henderson surged again, Strahan fouled and timeout paused play as Henderson pressed for late points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan
Curtis
Costella
Conrad
Henderson
Strayhan
Jess
L. Strahan
Dnto
Strachan
Ineo- Hon
L. R. Comer Dies in California Home
Telegraph reports the death of L. R. Comer, longtime Malvern furniture and undertaki ng business owner. He moved to Long Beach where he ran a leading undertaking establishment. Survived by wife, son Charles, daughters Delpha and Doris, and brother Elvin of Emerson. Funeral held in Long Beach with many friends mourning his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Pomer
Atest
Massena
Long Beach
Calif
Charles
Delpha
Doris
Elvin
Nvel
Emerson
Comer
Malvern
Mr. Mansfield
James McKown
Garden Club Hosts Interesting Meeting on Seeds
Malvarn Garden Club met Tuesday at 2 30 pm with Mrs J F Wearth arranging the program and Mrs Summers leading in her absence The session covered what lies behind a seed packet soil preparation germination and fern propagation plus dalphin sdums care and several members shared experiences in raising perennials from seeds.
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Malvarn Garden Club
J. F. Wearth
N. Summers
Test Association Elects New Officers
At a Red Oak meeting of the Milla Montgomery Cow Test association the 1980 officers were elected. Bert Agger was reelected president, Henry Tyler of Villisca named secretary-treasurer, and R K Henderson of Malvern Frank Gourley of Villaca and Leale Baird of Red Oak reelected to the board. Directors voted to aid other dairying groups and to promote butter production. They donated $25 to Mills to support Garry self education work.
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Milla
Montgomery Cow Test Association
Red Oak
Bert Agger
Dirace
Henry Tyler
Villisca
R. K.henderson
Malvern
Frank Gourley
Villiaca
Leale Baird
Garry
Death Claims W. L. Pontow Pioneer Resident
W. L. Pontow known as Louie Pontow died at his home northeast of Malvern early Monday after a brief illness. Death was due to heart failure after a 1:30 am incident. Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm at Me Evangelical church, northeast of Malvern, with Rev. H. P. Dahl officiating. Interment in East Liberty cemetery. Survived by wife, sons Paul and Walter, daughters Marie and Bileie. Further details next week.
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W. L. Pontow
Louie’ Pontow
Malvern
Me Evangelical
H. P. Dahl
East Liberty
Sohn
Paul
Walter
Marie
Bileie
Glen Moomaw Transfers to Lincoln for New Post
Glenn Moomaw, longtime chief load despatcher for the Iowa Nebraska Light and Power, has been promoted to head office in Lincoln Nebraska. He will oversee dispatches for Iowa and Nebraska and plans to move by March. His Malvern post will be filled by Frank Amuzan with Lawrence Hall joining Austen's team.
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Glenn Moomaw
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Lincoln
Nebra
Iowa
Nebraska
I Noreasa
Malvern
Frank Amuazan
Lawrence Hall
Austen
Glee Clubs to Stage Pickles Operetta February 20
Malvern glee clubs present the high school operetta Pickles on February 20. The tale follows pickle maker Pennington and his daughter June in Vienna as schemes unfold over a lost daughter, a police chief, gypsies, and a magic pool revealing true identities. A light musical comedy with catchy tunes closes.
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Malvern
Jonas H. Pennington
Percy Atkinson
June
Bernica Caudell
Vienna
Hhs
Jones
Lloyd Short
Vivian
Frances Jones
Pennington
Vienne
Kinskie
Harry Lockabil
Jigo
Walter Donner
Ilona
Faye Hurst
Eventa
Lady Vivion
Arthur Crefant
Clifford Dillehay
Junge
Vivien Epposits
Pannington
Kinski
Vivien
Tone
Norton Fave from Wayne Nebraska Sees 46th Year
T Norton, a writer from Wayne Nebraska, sends a note for The Leader marking another year of publication. He mentions harsh weather with 29 below and plans to celebrate his family, including his eldest daughter, amid a town-focused community update.
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Wayne
Nebr
Den
Henry Ae
Public Sale Dates Listed by The Malvern Leader
The Malvern Leader lists upcoming public sales and runs free advertisement if you date your sale. Entries include Feb 16 Malvern pavilion sale by L. A. Talbott, Feb 13 McMahill McMahit farm sale near Hiisdale, Feb 21 W C Hyers farm sale near Henderson, Feb 17 T Good farm sale near Emerson, Feb 18 W H Trively farm sale near Malvern, Feb 20 Bert Goins farm sale near Strahan, and Feb 22 William Cain bred sow sale near Henderson.
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Milla
Malvern
General Sale
Malvarn Sale Pavilion
L. A. Talbott
McMahill & McMahit
Hiisdale
Ames & Slezak
W. C. Hyers
Henderson
W. H. Cramer
T. Good
Emerson
W. H. Trively
Bert Goins
Strahan
Jack Ames
William Cain
Caudell's Horse Sale Attracts Strong Buyers
Caudell's sale drew keen buyers as top teams sold well above $300 with the highest price at $866. Nineteen head averaged $155 each, and buyers included F G Kochersperger, Harry Tastoe, Fred Pierce, and J F Wearin among others. Caudell expects another sale in two weeks.
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Caudells
Grey Team
F. G
Kochersperger
Emergon
Grey Horse
Harry Tastoe
Cornell Bluffs
Chas. Reynolds
Malvern
Carl Selpold
Clarence Hogshead
Bud Allen
Climax
Black Horse
Wearins Drive to Florida This Week
Wearins depart early Monday for Florida to visit Mrs Wearin and enjoy southern weather. They travel by way of Layla and may return by the Atlantic comet, hoping for milder climate and better air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wearin
Addle
Puto
Miaul
Floride
Air
Layla
Washinson
B.C
Holstein Cow Tops Monthly Milk and Butterfat Records
The January report from the Montgomery Mills cow testlink association shows 490 cows on test, 408 milking, with total production and fat rising. Glenwood Institution Holsteins lead in the five high herds, while Mokwa Breezy Crest Ornsby cleanly posts the top single cow with 1621 pounds milk and 84.2 pounds butterfat on three milkings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Mills
Frank Gourley
CG. W. Davies
Glenwood Institution
R. K. Henderson
Harl Voilman
Breezy Crest
Orinsby
Glenwood Feeble Minded Institution
Buttercup
Guernsey
Death of Baby Chantry in Malvern
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Joe Chantry in Malvern on Wednesday evening February 6. The infant died after a few hours, leaving the Chantry family and their many friends in deep sorrow.
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Joe Chantry
Malvern
Chantry
Paving Contracts For Highway 34 To Be Considered
The state highway commission may let contracts on Tuesday February 18 for paving Highway 34 from Hastings to Red Oak. Bids will be considered for remaining unpaved portions, with expectations the road will be fully paved across the state by next fall.
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Hastings
Red Oak
State Highway Commission
President Hopp Hosts Mills County Farm Bureau Evening
Rudolph Hopp entertained about fifty Mills County Farm Bureau members and friends at his Glenwood home last Friday. Otha D. Wearin of Hastings shared stories from a European tour comparing farming methods, noting Swiss haymakers stacking hay by terrace. Jim Whitt of KMA read poems, and other readings brought smiles before refreshments.
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Rudolph Hopp
Mills County Farm Bureau
Glenwood
Hopp
Otha D. Wearin
Hastings
Jim Whitt
Pot
KMA
J Ry Dunlap Renews His Subscription Again
Milnor North Dakota January 28 1980 Mr W B Workman notes J Ry Dunlap renews his subscription for the 37th time amid harsh winter with temperatures well below zero and persistent cold. The brief unreadable lines reference weather and a personal message from Thupten.
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CBO
J. Ry Dunlap
Milnor
North Dakota
W. B Workman
Wearitt Named Town Delegate to National Air Parley
Wearin, Millscan ty's youthful representative in the General Assembly, was appointed town delegate to the National Air Parley to be held February 24 and 25 in Milwaukee. The appointment, confirmed by Governor Hammill, follows the usual formal process. The parley will discuss aviation from a broader national perspective and related policies.
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Otkn
Wearin
Millscanty
General Assembly
National Air
Milwaukee
Hammill
Malvern Firemen Put Out Blaze at Opera House
Malvern firemen battled a Saturday morning fire above Manafield Furniture, extinguishing it with water from tanks and stopping smoke near the elevator shaft. The old opera house building suffered top-floor damage but furniture stocks remained intact, with the fire contained before spreading.
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Malvern
Manafield
Gomoona
Rosesell Hall
Baby
Nevpsnaxad
Dr. Water
Marshall Buys Walnut Logs in Nebraska
A. & Marshall have been buying walnut logs in southeastern Nebraska near Humboldt, shipping them to Des Moines mills. This season they bought eighteen carloads, paying by tree size and quality, with logs sold to furniture and finishing mills. They note war use and a current stock of over one million feet at Des Moines.
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A. & Marshall
Nebraska
Humbolt
Walnut Mills
Des Moines
Birthday party honors Leula Rias with friends at dinner
Honoring Leula Rias birthday, Myx Haas hosted a Friday night dinner for four groups of friends. Guests included Hubert Chambers and Mildred Hendl ing, with others noted in joint celebration.
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Leula Rias
Myx
Haas
Hubert Chambers
Mildred Hrendlig
Deage Cunninghan
Dave le
Old Subscribers Write Us From East and West
Letters from readers across states renewing The Leader subscription and sending payments for another year. Messages praise the paper, note cold winter weather, and describe moving homes or towns while insisting on continuing the home news.
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Misa Marie Delehunt
Smoone
Leader
Abner Clark
Clarinda
Clark
Burke & Clark
Bhenandoah
Bonnie Garat
Malvern
Marjorie Cain Campbell
Fika Villa
Caphora ‘Falie
Ohio
Cleveland
Wilson
Hastings
Ralph D. Adams
Denver
Mia
C. Gravett
Ruth EB. Wille
St. Paul
Minn
A. G. Williams
Parkyilla
Uke
Carroll
Parkvilla
Ellen J. White
Lola
Kangags
Harold D. Baker
Ethel Short
Moyille
Jacob Blebricher
Bellevue
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Lloyd Patterson
Henderson High
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Mills
Glen Moomaw
C.t. Norton
Fave
Abadey
Malvern Leader
Wearins
Montgomery County
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Farm Bureau
Wearitt
National Air Parley
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Ente ‘Rthday
of Kant iMaas
Tennessee
Missouri
Kansas
Janes Anderson
Tabor
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T. J. Allunaworth
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