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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1952
Page
6
Malvern High School split results with the boys losing while the girls led 47 to 44 at halftime. Key performers included Barbies Bhonka 17 points and Luther with 26, aiding Malvern's late rally as coaches urged a steady improvement in play.
Hastings Towners defeated Valvern 2-16 in a hard fought contest at the Midlkegn town gym. Independent players and host Prien led the effort with strong late defense as the home team secured a crucial win in a season that has shown mixed results.
Malvern Dixie Zanders led by 22 points from Far Malvern and Caroen UWelm with 18, propelled a 42 point second half run to a 42 point margin over Strahan. Isom sisters sparked a comeback but Strahan held on late to seal the win. Irvin tallied 19 and Anderson 18 for the victors. Alberts, Benton contributed for the losers.
Silver City defeated Pacific Duneti 21 to 14 at halftime then rallied to win 28 to 21 as Bernard Bryant scored 12 and Donald McMahon added 10 for the Silver City boys. Karen Hites and Jean Hailey led the Aniver City girls with 22 and 11 as they built a 24 to 8 halftime edge.
Henderson took a double header from Silver City on Tuesday night winning 47 to 10 in the opener and Henderson’s Taylor led with 23 points while the defense limited Silver City to 10 as Henderson built a 21 point halftime lead and held on for both wins.
In a close contest Emerson and Hastings battled to a split result. The match featured several key plays and a notable performance by untapped talent, with both sides exchanging baskets and momentum shifts throughout the grimly fought period.
Henderson Warriors maul Oakland during Christmas vacation to hand them their first defeat. Final score 44 to 37 with Stan Duyson scoring 20 for Henderson and Mutterfield 21 for Oakland.
The Hastings School notes mention a January semester end with exams for all, few students with A average excused from tests, review dates January 7 and 8, and exams on January 9 and 10. A pep assembly featured students Granteer Shapeatt Ware and others.
Trae and the group at Fmeason School discuss state events and new schedules. Principal Jone Orel Dillen visited Emerson High on New Year’s Day. The girls drew Oakland for the sectional tournament to be held at Macedonia, with performances highlighting student ideas and efforts.
Henderson Warriorettes beat Wales 4 point margin led by Ambrose with 24 points. Wales’ Dorothy Hunt Ladts and Sandra Fuller each scored 17. Henderson trailed at half 18 12 then surged. Other details are fragmentary with scattered player scores and misread names.
Strahan School reported several visitors this week and partial attendance. Jade Tiedebeade observed third and fourth grade work while Mars Ann Bryars Jackie Belk and Connie Belknap attended classes. Patty Swett and Mrs. Pertha Yhorsen were absent due to illness and one student was in hospital.
Following are the school lunch menus for the next week with dates and items. Jan 14 Teef stew and peanut butter sandwiches with apple sauce and milk. Jan 18 Ham gravy on bis cuitsy with cabbage and carrot salad orange juice peaches and milk. Jan 16 Svalloped potatoes with wieners celery and Peanut butter with chocolate pudding. Jan 29 Creamed peas with carrots bread and a salad sandwich jello fruit and milk. Jan Us Fish potatoes resist bread and butter sandwiches cherries milk
Omaha markets show slower cattle and hog sales as walkouts by CLO members disrupt operations. Authorities report widespread plant stoppages affecting Tuesday trading across the region with prices easing to near steady or lower levels and several named traders listing hog and cattle lots with varying weights and prices.
A March of Dimes report highlights continued need for poliomyelitis work in Mills County. Of 22 1941 polio cases aided, 10 were old and 12 new. $4600 covered hospitalization for families unable to pay. Chapter funds spent $204 for administration. Mills County raised $2409.80 last year, split evenly between local services and national research and education programs.
Emerson boys clashed with Silver City last Friday, losing 47 to 42. Alvin Sobbing and Enveson forward drew injuries in a head on collision as Silver City led 29-20 at the half. Herward Bryant scored 20 for Emerson, Greenwood added 15 for Emerson, while Silver City’s Jean Bailey led with 11. Emerson girls won their bout 28-21 behind Viola Bentley’s 2 points.
Regular meeting of the firemen scheduled for January 14 includes election of officers. Rumor suggests the refreshments committee aided by Jim Ry may offer cheaper snacks such as soda crackers and water to reduce costs.
Howard Fillo of Minden spoke at a Malvern event hosted by Mills County Farm Bureau addressing farm and business interests. He warned against overreaching government and urged high principles in citizenship. Carte Stewart opened the program, followed by a Malvern junior high girls trio led by Mrs Helen Meanan.
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