Five Motorists Fined In Timmerman's Court
Five motorists appeared this past week before Justice Ernest Timmerman and received fines on traffic charges. Roy W. Crabtree of Fort Dodge was fined $30 for prohibited passing, Keith Adair of Clarinda $10 for speeding, Made lin PF Teegarden of Glenwood $10 for failing to remain stopped at a stop sign, Benjamin EF of Lincoln Glenwood $5 for expired driver's license, Neal Lemonds of Glenwood $5 for a loud muffler.
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Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Roy W. Crabtree
Fort Dodge
Keith Adair
Clarinda
Lin PF
Teegarden
Glenwood
Benjamin EF
Lincoln
Neal Lemonds
Loud Muffter
Omaha motorist fined $22 for speeding
David McCage of Omaha was charged with speeding and fined $22 plus costs by Justice of Peace John Tay. Theodore Meyers of Jansen Neb was charged with improper registration and fined $15 plus costs.
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David McCage
Omaha
Justice of Peace
John Tay
Theodore Meyers
Jansen
Neb
Games Coming Up After Tournament Schedule
Next week will see Corner teams back in action after the annual tournament with Tuesday games featuring Nishna Valley at Lewis Central Stanton at Clearfield Prescott at New Market Sidney at Oakland and Clarinda visiting Farragut for boys. Conference play resumes February 2.
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Nishna Valley
Lewis Central
Stanton
Clearfield
Prescott
New Market
Sidney
Oakland
Clarinda
Farragut
Icy roads blamed for two Mills county accidents
Icy conditions were blamed for two crashes in Mills County. May FP Buck of Glenwood lost control on Highway 275 four miles north of Glenwood, the car denting a fence for about 40 dollars. David A. Cox of Bellevue Nebraska, eight miles north of Pacific Junction, hit a crib and mail box after his 1986 Ford pickup slid on ice causing about 800 dollars in damage.
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Buck
Route 1
Glenwood
David A. Cox
Bellevua
Nebr
Malvern Drops Stanton for Third Time in Playoff Run
Malvern beat Stanton 53-40 to reach the Corner Conference semi finals. Nishna Valley edged Fremont-Mills 62-61 to join New Market, Malvern, and South Page in the boys semis. Sidney topped Hamburg 53-41 as Nishna Valley and New Market prepared for Friday night semi finales.
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Roger Powles
Malvern Panthers
South Page Rebels
Malvern
Stanton
N. V. Boys Edge
Fremont-Mills
Boys Malvern
Essex
Farragut
Sidney
Hamburg
Nishna Valley
Mills
New Market
South Page
Nishna Valley Boys
New Market Miners
Stanton Vikings
Vikes
Panthers
Rick Tasto
Roger Wistrom
Girls Semi-Finals Set For Wednesday Evening
Farragut and Stanton were paired to open girls semi-final action Wednesday at 7 p.m. The Sidney Cowgirls and Fremont-Mills Knightettes followed in the 8:30 game. Stanton defeated South Page 64-60 to reach the semi finals, while Farragut beat New Market 76-49 and Fremont-Mills edged Nishna Valley 71-70. Sidney Cowgirls upset Malvern 59-48 to advance and will meet Fremont-Mills Wednesday at 8:30.
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Nishna Valley Blackhawks
Sidney
Bob Sargent
John Paul
Steve Winkle
Vaughn Babbitt
Denny Boileau
Malvern-South Page
New Market
Essex
Hamburg
Fremont-Mills
N. Valley
Stanton
South Page
Malvern
Farragut
Nishna
Valley
New Market P.m. Malvern
N.Y
Iremont Mills
Knights
Hawks
Nishna Valley
Steve Hinkle
Sidney Cowgirls
Fremont-Mills Knightettes
Stanton Girls
Fremont Mills
Malvern Pantherettes
Fremont
Chiefs to Meet Sw Town Coaches at Nishna Valley Feb 8
The Kansas City Chiefs face Sw Town Coaches at the Nishna Valley high gym on February 8 at 8 pm. The game features prominent Midwest players and a developed ball style. Proceeds benefit Nishna Valley sports program to fund state tournament trips for school squads.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Nishna Valley
Chiefs
Midwest
N.V
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Marcia
Ford Country
Lee Buyer's Digest
Salyers Auto Company
Iowa
Admiral
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Ads
Marty Franks
Bill Troxel
Fred Shadel
Sidney Cowboys
Hamburg Wildcats
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Fred Ashler
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