Corner Teams Face Off In Sidney Tourney Jan 15 20
Corner conference boys and girls basketball teams contest their annual tournament from January 15 to 20 on the Sidney high floor. Girls and boys brackets feature pairings including Hamburg versus South Page, Nishna Valley against Stanton, Malvern versus Farragut, Fremont Mills against New Market, and Sidney hosting semi finals with finals scheduled January 20. Admission is 75 cents for adults, 50 cents for high school students, 25 cents for children.
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Sidney High
Hamburg Ve. South Page
Essex
Nishna Valley
Stanton
Malvern
Farragut
P.m
Fremont-Mills
New Market
Sidney
Hamburg
South Page
Interstate Eight Play Starts Sunday In League Return
Interstate High1 basketball resumes Sunday after a two week lay off with final schedules for the first half. At Glenwood Legion faces Tim s Bar at 1 45 p m while Silver City meets Allied Chemical. Treynor hosts Pep s ies at 1 46 with Emerson against Pacific Junction.
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Interstate Eight
Glenwood
Legion
Tim's Bar
Silver City
Allied Chemical
Treynor
Pepsies
Emerson
Pacific Junction
Stanton in 2 Wins Over N. V. Cagers
Stanton defeated Nishna Valley in both boys and girls games on Emerson floor. The ViQueens won 61-49 after a 28-32 halftime deficit with M Johnson and P Johnson each scoring 25. The boys beat the Blackhawks 56-44 behind 20 from John Sholeen while Dave Laughlin led Nishna Valley with 12.
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Stanton
Nishna Valley
Emerson
Blackhawkettes
Diane Sandquist
ViQueens
M. Johnson
P. Johnson
Stanton Boys
Blackhawks
John Sholeen
Dave Laughlin
South Page takes 2 from New Market in league win
South Page boys pulled away in the second half to beat New Market 60 to 41 on the Miners' floor. Dan Dowell led Rebels with 19 points while Jim Watson added 12 for the Miners. The South Page girls also won 62 to 47 with Janice Hogg scoring 40 and Diane Cozad topping Minerettes with 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pages Boys
New Market
Rebels
Dan Dowell
Jim Watson
Miners
South Page Gals
Janice Hogg
L. P
Diane Cozad
Minerettes
Gay Oil Drops to Third in Wednesday Bowling Action
Gay Oil fell to third as Our Market won three from them in a busy bowling night. Glenwood bank rose to second by taking two from Collins Drug, while B P W and Farm Bureau Insurance each won two from Malvern bank and A W respectively. Franksen and John 300 gained by sweeping their series with Ferns Beauty. Betty Baldozier led with a 202 high game. other 180s featured Pat Mercer and Sylvia Harris. Our Market claimed high game and series with 800 and 2348.
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Gay Oil
Glenwood Bank
Collins Drug
Farm Bureau Insurance
Malvern Bank
A&w
Franksen
John- 300
Fern
Betty Baldozier
Pat Mercer
Sylvia Harris
Frances Razer
Annie Leick
Owen Krecklow
Edna McNulty
Goy Oil
Shenandoah Defeats Glenwood 73 to 68 in Undefeated Hawk Eye Hight Clash
Shenandoah Mustangs toppled Glenwood 73 to 68 as Hd Mosley scored 24 points, 18 in the second half, to lead the visitors. Glenwood trailed 31-27 at halftime but managed only 37 in the second half, with Dave Magaret leading the Rams with 20.
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Glenwood
Shenandoah
Rams
Mustangs
Hd Mosley
Dave Magaret
Old Grads Beat Orialettes In Benefit Game
Old Grads faced the Orialettes in a Community building benefit, with the Oriarettes winning 62 to 15. Alumni players Kay Anderson Phyllis Leu Roberta Schroeder Eleanor Parks Naomi Christian son Nancy Knop Pamela Obrecht Elaine Mass and others mixed strong play with ball handling struggles as the alumni reserves overwhelmed Orioles. Final scorekeeper officials and spectators joined the fray at times, while the game still boosted funds for state-tournament travel for both boys and girls squads.
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Oriarettes
Kay Anderson
Phyllis Leu
Roberta Schroeder
Eleanor Parks
Naomi Christianson
Nancy Knop
Pamela Obrecht
Elaine Mass
Orioles
Diane Sinks 47 Leads Blackhawks Past Riverton
Nishna Valley split the doubleheader with Riverton on Emerson floor. Diane Sandhurst scored 47 to anchor a 68-41 girls win as the Blackhawks led 29-16 at halftime and never trailed Riverton. Diie Ware led Riverton with 21, while Winders returned for Nishna Valley in a 47-46 boys loss.
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Nishna Valley
Riverton
Emerson
Diane Sandhurst
Blackhawket
Diie Ware
Dick Winders
Blackhawks
Riverton Lady
Fender
Miller
Jennings
Driskell
Winders
Cage Schedules Friday Jan 5 in Full Iowa Lineup
The Friday schedule lists Nishna Valley versus Fremont Mills at Thurman and Malvern at Stanton with Tipp off games.
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Nishna Valley
Fremont Mills
Thurman
Malvern
Stanton
Two More Fines Assessed for Assembled Rifles
Two Hastings men were fined last week for having assembled rifles in their cars. M Douglas Deitchier faced a $10 fine plus costs after his bolt was out, while Gerald Brazoal incurred $15 and costs. Both appeared before Justice John Hall.
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Hastings
M. Douglas Deitchier
Costa
Gerald Brazoal
Tasttes of the Peace
John Hall
Peenally Ata Datatatod
Lunn Out For Season, Lupo Sidelined With Back Injury
Coach Marlin Mercer announced that Georgia Lupo of Nishna Valley will miss the season with a back injury suffered in the Glenwood game last week. Georgia previously sustained a back injury two years ago and sat out last season but had been returning this fall.
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Mercer
No Upsets in Pioneer Bowling
In Pioneers league bowling Thursday night Red Line Oil had a team series of 2780 and the high game paid 82 to Kiz aler's. D Jurgens topped the field with a 627 series and B Stanley earned a 241 high game. Other standout figures include D Lefeve 558 and M Taste 555 with multiple 200 plus games.
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Pioneers
Red Line Oil
Kizaler
D. Jurgens
B. Stanley
G. Cloyed
A. Baldwin
W. Surface
R. Foney
D. Lefeve
E. Huffman
M. Taste
R&r
Forney
D. Lefever
L. Alley
Eb, Huffman
D. Stanley
J. Buch
M. Tasto
T. Kinsley
W. Stanley
Yellow line dispute leads to fines in Nebraska case
Arvin Mulford of Juniata Neb paid 15 dollars and costs after disputing an improper passing charge claiming no yellow line existed. A highway patrolman escorted him to the scene where the line was found. John Gregg of Council Bluffs was fined 10 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace, a case brought by his former wife from Mills County. Arthur J. Kagan of Carson was fined 15 dollars and costs for possessing an assembled gun in his car.
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Ernest Timmerman
Arvin
Mulford
Juniata
Neb
John Gregg
Council Bluffa
Gregg
Mills County
Arthur J. Kagan
Carson
East Liberty social notes feature multiple family visits
East Liberty correspondents recount a flurry of visits from Friday to Sunday with neighbors and relatives in Wesley Chapel, Waubonsie, West Liberty, Iowa City and nearby towns. Guests include Earl and Dolan, Hugh Hayes, Orrie Livengood, Harold Decker, W W Windle, Jay Darnold, C H Yoder, Richard Leet, Norman Sinner, and many others, plus birthday celebrations for the Tackett girls.
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Earl Dolan
Claude
Emmett Stephens
Platte City
Wesley Chapel
Hugh Hayes
Orrie Livengood
Waubonsie
Harold Decker
W. W. Wind
Cecil Miller
Iowa City
Richard Leet
Ricky
Council Bluffs
Norman Sinner
Marcie
Perrie
Marilyn
Robert Schroeder
Robert
Donnie
Elizabeth Gross
W. W. Windle
Wilbur Tackett
Glenwood
Paul Tackett
Carolyn
Elton Clay
Linda
Duane
Clay
Final Rites For Cora Hunt Led By Glenwood Clergy
Final rites were held Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Cora E. Hunt at the First Christian church in Glenwood with Rev. William Lee and Rev. Arthur Marsden in charge. Interment followed in Silver City cemetery. Raynor-Hamilton funeral home served as undertaker with Carolyn Hunt at organ and Neil McPherson singing Going Down the Valley and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Granddaughters served as flower ladies. grandsons as casket bearers. Born September 1, 1875 near Hastings, she died December 25 at 36 years, 3 months and 25 days. Baptized in 1905, member of Silver City and West Oak Baptists, later joined First Christian in Glenwood. Married to Charlie Lee Hunt on March 30, 1893. nine children born, four survived. She was a charter member of Onedia Rebekah lodge of Silver City. A long list of relatives and visitors was noted. News items conclude with social notes from Malvern and surrounding area.
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Cora E. Hunt
First Christian Church
Glenwood
William Lee
Arthur Marsden
Silver City
Raynor-Hamilton Funeral Home
Carolyn Hunt
Neil McPherson
Isle of Somewhere
Leonard Carlson
Dwayne Rollins
Dallas Moore
Peggy Hunt
Janette Hunt
Barbara Hunt
Donald Hunt
Keith Hunt
Charles Hunt
Larry Hunt
Delbert Hunt
Kenneth Johnson
Cora E. Moore
Harriet Heney
John Shanklin Moore
Hastings
Wayne Blackman
Nishna River
J. B. Lenty
West Oak
Charlie Lee Hunt
Mae Johnson
Lyle
Hunt
Cora
Joye
Kenneth
Wayne Johnson
Eddie
Red Oak
Bacil
Oakland
Burdette
George
Henderson
Marjorie
Malvern
Kate Houser
Frank
Pomona
Calif
Stockton
Mother
Election notice for Mule Creek Watershed Conservancy District
Public notice from Mala Vern Leader announcing the annual election of trustees for Mule Creek Watershed Conservancy District Mills County Iowa. Election to fill vacancies in districts three and one, to be held January 20 1962 at the Soil Conservation Service office Malvern, with votes by landowners and nonresident landowners via agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mule Creek Watershed Conservancy
Mills County
Iowa
Mule Creek Watershed
Harold McCain
Austin Bass
Board of
Mule Creek
Malvern Leader记 obituary: Mrs Hunt mourned in Malvern
The Malvern Leader notes the death of Mrs. Hunt a longtime Mills County resident who lived near Silver City Glenwood and Hillsdale. Survived by seven children twenty five grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren and other relatives. The obituary honors her Christian faith and her handwork of piecing and quilting.
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Cora E. Hunt
The family of Mrs. Cora E. Hunt expresses gratitude for the flowers sympathy messages and kindness shown during her illness and passing.
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Cora E. Hunt
Oaks News community notices and church schedule
Saturday visitors filled gatherings at several homes including Brammeier and Marzden households. Rev Ostrander joined Mer rrill Sowers for a Sunday dinner. OAKS COMMUNITY CHURCH lists Irwin Eleson as pastor and service times with Sunday School at 10 am, worship at 11 am, choir Thursday, and Young People services on the first and third Sundays. attendance 94 with 3 visitors and 1 birthday noted.
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Glenwood Bank Daly Qoy
Colling Drug Ca
Franksen and Johnson
Farm Bureau
AL Bern
MCHS
Orialettes
Diane
Cage
J. R. Cardwell Malvern
Gibson's Guys
Thurman Bank
Buffington's
Arty Rigziers
Pace Service
Pepsi Cola
Good Grain
Rages
East Liberty
Josie K. Stotts
Virgil Smith
Clarinda
Loop City
James Psota
William Blackburn
E. LeRoy Pullman
Malvern Leader
Glenwood - Opinion-Tribune
Malavern Leader
Bills County
Reese
Unty
Charlie
Hillsdale
Oaks News
L. E. Brammeier
Henry Schilling
J. W. Castor
Lester Marz
Vindrens of
Mira Géduthona
Rena
MUD & Snow Tires Pace Service Co
Malvern, la
Red Osk Monument Co
R. Hurst
Children's Shoes
Alterruse
Ssack Camp
Eee
Gale
David Hockenberry
Hospe Piano Co
Douglas
Omaha
Sewing Dept
Howard St
Nebr
Hampshire MA
John W. Mass
Marvin Woodfill
Strahan, Ph
Blackburn
Richard D. Blackburn
Cole
George Plumb
Glenwood, In
Ate
Porrest Grasty
4Th Ave
Irwin Eleson
Watch
E. A
Gus) Green
Douglas St
John Deere Tractor
Waterloo
Breeding & Benton
Grace Torrence
Clarinda Producetion Credit Assn
Otha Wearin
Anutson
Secu-Treas
Merrill Reisenweber
Federal Land Bank Association
West Broadway
Oliver
Sewing Implement Co
J. M Clark
S Tee
Randolph
W. B. Torrence
Willie Huntsman
Guy Forney
Tabor
Stewart Seed Co
South
33Rd St
Ellsworth Smith
Byron Reed CO
Yamre Farnam
Martin’s
Martin
Martin Milling Company
Malvern, A
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