Malvern Panthers Fall to Stanton Vikings in Conference Battle
Stanton Vikings defeated Malvern 69 36 in Malvern as Stanton opened with a 23 8 first quarter blitz. Glen Dickersbach and Keith Barber led Malvern with seven points each while Monte Petersen 20 and Steve Bearing 17 paced Stanton. Malvern shot 24 percent from the field and 30 percent at the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Mann
Vikings
Malvern
Viking
Stanton
Parrthers
Panther
Glen Dickersbach
Keith Barber
Monte Petersen
Steve Bearing
Panthers
Valley Matsters Fall to Carson-Macedonia 29 23
Valley Matsters traveled to Carson to meet Carson-Macedonia grapplers on Jan 11. The Hawks lost 29 23 with pins by Finn and Struble and multiple Cobb / decision results across weight classes. Blackhawk pins and upcoming meets with Treynor Fremont Mills and Underwood are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Erb
Nisha Valley
Carson
Carson-Macedonia Grapplers
Hawks
C-M
Terry McClain
Murray Finn
Walter Angus
Chick Struble
John Wax
Grovert White
Dan Pierce
Hawk Dean Fender
Brian Bulkens
Dana Egger
Craig Allensworth
Hawk Jack Courtier
Ricky Richardson
Jon Bass
David Escritt
Ron Iseakson
Jeff Byers
Pete Hotze
G-M
Gerald Vance
Hawk Mike Irvin
Dofauist
Brent Powell
Wayne Mitchell
Blackhawk
Treynor
Beys
Tabor
Fremont Mills
Underwood
Nishna Valley Wrestlers Dominate Sidney Cowboys
Coach Dick Erb's team traveled to Sidney on January 7 and defeated the Cowboys 43 to 13. HawKeyed wins by Mitch Gage, Bryan Sowers, Chuck Struble, Dan Pierce, Jon Boas, and Mike Irvin highlighted the meet, with Dean Fender and Dean Dyke also contributing. Junior varsity competition was limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Erb
Nishna Valley
Sidney
Cowboys
Hawk Mitch Gage
Jota Loghry
Hawk Bryan Sowers
Bill Balfour
Hawk Chuck Struble
Steve Trevis
Hawk Dan Pierce
Craig Birksley
Bas Dean Fender
Cowboy Rick Sheldon
Craig Allensworth
Funeral Services for Dean Watson at Tabor Church
Funeral services for Dean Reilly Watson 62 were held Saturday January 9 at 2 p.m. at the Tabor United Congregational Church of Christ with Dr Neil Danberg officiating. He was a long time IPALCO employee and a Red Oak born father of three sons Dennis Bill and James with ties to Tabor Iowa. He died after a short illness at Grape community hospital Hamburg. Interment was in Evergreen Cemetery Red Oak. Memorials were made to the Fremont Mills Student Loan Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Reilly Watson
Tabor United Congregational Church of Christ
Neil Danberg
Jack Ewart
Frank Whitehill
Ward Slothrower
Merrill Heard
Tabor
James Hartshorn
Justus Lillie
Guy Reddish
Council Bluffs
Reno Clapper
Calvin Egloff
Vern Sell
John Cowden
Warren Gregory
Sidney Newton
Red Oak
Fred
Grace Wheeler Watson
Iowa-Nebraska Power and Light Company
Iawa Power and Light Company
Mary Julia Sadler
Dennis
James
William
Ipalco
Masons Volunteer’ Lodge
A. M
Rotary Club
Community Club
Fremont County
Mary Julia
Bill
Austin
Texas
Sherman
Morris Nelson
E. L. Brown
Ft. Dodge
Scott
Craig
Wendy
Michael
John
Nanette
Amy
Dean
Grape Community Hospital
Hamburg
Evergreen Cemetery
Fremont-Mills
First State Bank
Community Notes and Local Family Gatherings
Tome The Community expresses sympathy to the Bungain family. Numerous local families hosted visits and dinners in Treynor, Paci fic Junction, Malvern, and Treynor, including the Graham, Schoening, Mass, and Mays households. Dean Watson funeral at First Congregational in Tabor noted. Linda Marshall named Silver City clerk replacing Ellen Damewood. Woman's Club set for January 19 at Grace Johnson home with interior decoration talk by Mills county home economist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schoening
Eden Schultz
Clifford Schoening
Lawrence Schoening
Glen Robertson
Treynor
Normen Graham
Laurie
Carroll Graham
Floyd Lewellen
Carson, Ma
Bob Schoening
Dean Watson
First Congregational Church
Tabor
Dean
Town Power and Light Co
Edna Kruse
Harry Mass
Harry Adams
Malvern
Carol Schoening
Glen Fehrenkrog
Bill Mass
Keith Swobm
Columbus
Nebr
Jack Mays
Dale Harper
Glenwood
Mary Ord
Jack Kochenderfer
Bellevue
Charles Saar
Clifford Boyer
Allan Slater
Omaha
Fern Slater
Chicago
LéRoy Pullman
J. C. Yount
Osceola
Pullman
Linda Marsh
Linda Marshall
Silver City
Ellen Damewood
Final Rites For George Burgoin
George Silas Burgoin son of William and Mae Burgoin was born in Silver City April 9 1900 and died at St Joseph hospital Omaha January 8 1971 aged 70. He married Eldon Davenspike September 9 1923 and lived near Silver City before moving to town in 1949. Survived by wife son Jack daughter Patty two brothers and several grandchildren. Funeral held February 2 at Silver City United Methodist Church with burial in Silver City Cemetery. OES installation postponed to January 20 due to weather. visit by Glenwood resident noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Silas Burgoin
William and
Mae Burgoin
Silver City
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
George
Eldon Davenspike
Malvern
Town
Jack
Patty
Silver City United Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Gail
Gladys
Ebdon
Margaret
Patty Hunt
Bill
Atthete
Ward
Ethel Tyson
Denton
Tex
Frances Blrgh
Miami
Fla
Rex Burgoin
Gloria
Peggy Rupe
Richard
Pacific Junction
Pamela Hunt
Valerie Lynn Burgeoin
Silver City United
BILL SCHERLE Ke to the 7th town Distria The
BILL SCHERLE argues for restoring the 7 percent investment tax credit to aid agribusiness and curb inflation. He warns of bleaker investment returns, lower farm parity, and higher input costs, urging Congress to reinstate the credit to boost productivity and competitiveness.
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Administration
Bill Scherle Ke
Malvern Leader issues January 14 1971 edition
The Malvern Leader from Malvern Iowa published on Thursday January 14 1971 features local news, community notices, and upcoming events affecting residents of the Malvern area with reports on schools, town gatherings, and local profiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Iowa
Weekend social notices from Iowa towns posted
Saturday and Sunday visits across Davenport Glenwood Villisca Red Oak Malvern Glenwood and nearby areas feature multiple families hosting guests after basketball games dinners and memorial services. Names include Donaldson Perkins Roach Kalvinek Vanderpool Grindle Menschel Leu Courtier Waterworth Bar(m)ington Atkinson Bachler Brown and Pulser with hosts in Co Bluffs Bluffs and Omaha communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hall
Jim Donaldson
Davenport
Lynn
Aaron Crouse
Donald Vanderpool
Mike
Eugene Patser
Kenneth
Grindle
Dennis
Otto Menschel
Oscar Leu
William Courtier
Jack Courtier
William Waterworth
Malvern
Yvette
Tom Barmingtons
Carl Atkinson
Co. Bhiffs
Arthur Larson
Max. Bachler
Richard Brown
Bluffs
E Din Brown
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Oughie
Ramettes
MCHS
Malvern Panther
Stanton Vikings
Vikes
Valley Matsters
Larry Vileta
West Broadway
Christian Science Monitor
Congress
Piance
Cilyear
Ine
Frederick Cook
Real Save
Treasury
Kkrk
England
Thorn
Dickens
George Bungain
Mrs. Hugh Hayes
Orie Livengood
Jack. Fritz
Mrrs
Pearl Fritz
Freddie Teghau
Bill Lay
Sunnymead
Calif
Gerald Gets Agin Fred Techau
Daten
Herbert Stogdills
Harold, Williams
Mexpy Hospital
Co. Bluffs
George Burgoin
OES
Eastern Star
Bernice Clipson
Jack and Si
Bob Schoenings
Clarence Mass
Russell Maynes
Fire & Rescue
Investment Credit
Agriculture
Cliff Hardin
Hardin
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Senate
Betty Dunbar
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