NV Boys Rally Past South Page 58 38 In Corner Conf
NV Nishna Valley boys moved up a rung in the Corner conference by drubbing South Page 58 38 led by Dick Winders 13 points while Larry Nowells topped the Rebels with 16 in a steady Gray defense. South Page faced tough stops from NV throughout the game. The NV girls later lost to South Page 81 54 as Jan Hogg scored 40 for the visitors.
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Nishna Valley Boys
South Page
Blackhawks
Dick Winders
Larry Nowells
Rebels
Blackhawkettes
Jan Hogg
Linda Johnson
ISD Forfeit Advances Malvern Oriolettes In Sectional
Malvern Oriolettes move to the sectional second round after Iowa School for the Deaf forfeited the Feb. 12 opener. They will face Treynor Thursday Feb. 14 at 7 p.m. in the Lewis Central gym.
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ISD
Malvern Oriolettes
Iowa School For the Deaf
Oriolettes
Treynor
Lewis Central Gym
Last Home Games to be Friday
Final home games of the season unfold as area high schools close regular basketball schedules. Pairings listed include Friday Essex at Malvern and Sidney at Emerson. Saturday schedule features Glenwood girls at Emerson.
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Essex
Malvern
Sidney 'S
Nishna Vailey
Emerson
Glenwood Girls
Corner Ratings Stay Tight in Friday Corner Games
In the seventh round of Corner conference play no upsets occurred. Essex-New Market went to overtime with Essex edging them 60-54 as Haltmenara Mankle led with 25. Farragut beat Sidney 59-41 while Fremont-Mills routed Stanton 96-47 behind Duane Wilkins 31. Fremont-Mills girls beat Stanton 70-49 with Judy Bower scoring 47. New Market upset Essex in the first half 43-31, as Ethel Pratt tallied 22 for New Market. Farragut girls defeated Sidney 73-35 led by Joan Mann with 41 points.
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Essex
Trojans
Haltmenara Mankle
Fremont - Mills
Stanton
Fremont-Mills Lassies
Judy Bower
NEW Market
Ethel Pratt
Malvern Splits with Hamburg in Corner Conference Twin
Malvern traveled to Hamburg for two Corner Conference games and split results. Girls: Malvern 80 Hamburg 54 with Sharon Turner 25 and Rita Reeves 20 leading the scoring. half 43 24. Boys: Hamburg dominated 52 10 at halftime. Mickey Thompson 21 and Ken Winkler kept control while Malvern’s Lanny Goy led with 18.
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Malvern
Hamburg
Oriolettes
Hamburg Lassies
Bill Beasley
Sharon Turner
Rita Reeves
Orioles
Mickey Thompson
Ken Winkler
Seat Sport
Kla
Women Bowlers Shine in Wednesday Night League
The Wednesday Night League saw standout scores from the Stanley sisters Mary Carolyn and Marion Jurgens with top games of 211 206 and 205 and Jurgens posting a 574 series. Beth Surface Gwen Krecklow Jan Porney Barb Peterson Trudy Hansen Ruth Stanley Mary Stanley and Carolyn Stanley posted multiple 180s plus high series as Rollie's Texaco and B.P.W. Colling Drug posted wins. Glenwood Bank Gay Oil Ferns Beauty led two wins each while Rol Ho's posted an 882 game and 2511 series as top team effort.
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Stanley
Mary
Carolyn
Marion Jurgens
Mary Stanley
Marion
Jurgens
Beth Surface
Phyllig Fisher
Jan Forney
Ruth Stanley
Carolyn Stanley
Gwen Krecklow
Barb Peterson
Trudy Hansen
Jan Porney
Rollie
Texaco
B.P.W. Colling Drug
Malvern Bank
Glenwood Bank
Gay Oil
Fern’s Beauty
Franksen & Johnson
Our Market
Rol- Ho’s
B.P.W
Tack Reid flourishes with 618 series in league bowling
Pioneer League bowler Art Bird posted the night’s top game with 264, aiding a 6810 series for Tack Reid while Reid himself rolled 177 220 210 for a 618. Kightier Service extended its lead as Red Line Oil, Thurman Bank and others split points. Gibson Feeds led team scores with 946 in a 2705 series.
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Pionter
Art Bird
Wand
Jack Reid
Reid
Kighier Service
Malvern Ltr
Red Line Oil
Thurman Bank
Buffington Motors
Gay Oil Ca
Gibson
Westside Cafe
Roger's L’dry
Pace Service
Bird
G. Cloyed
G. Huffman
C. Kruse
B. Vorney
EB. Muirman
D. Lefever
5. Stanley
P. Stanley
W. Conrad
J. King
Kitsier
Buffington Mtrs
Thur
Moore, Sell Complete Navy Recruit Training
John E. Moore and Robert B. Sell completed nine weeks of recruit training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego California on January 25. The program covered physical fitness military law drill naval etiquette swimming survival first aid and seamanship with tests and interviews guiding future assignments.
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San Diego
Calif
John E. Moore
USN
Bernie Moore
Robert BR. Sell
Raymond D. Sell
Malvern
Naval Training Center
Navy
Naval Service
Silver City Radioman Serves On Carrier In Exercise Night Stick
Arthur J. Miller radioman second class USN, son of Mr and Mrs Darwin F Miller of Silver City, serves aboard USS Ticonderoga. The carrier joined the First Fleet off California for Exercise Night Stick, a five day anti submarine and anti air warfare drill beginning December 10, involving eighteen ships and several aircraft.
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Wen Sete Te Ono
Arthur J. Miller
USN
Darwin F. Miller
Silver City
Ticonderoga
First Fleet
California
Night Stick Exercise Led by Vice Admiral Keith
Craft units participated in Exercise Night Stick coordinated by Vice Admiral R T 8 Keith with command aboard Commander First Meet. Ships included aircraft carriers a heavy cruiser a nuclear submarine 11 destroyers 9 minesweepers and three auxiliary ships.
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Keith
Burial in Malvern for Mrs Salmons
Funeral services were held at Nelson Chapel in Red Oak for Dollie E Salmons January 24 with burial in Malvern cemetery. The deceased, 1888 born in Miami Missouri, died January 21 at Murphy Memorial hospital after living in Red Oak 37 years. She married Carl Salmons in 1914 at Glenwood and leaves two sons Willard Santa Clara California and Warren Des Moines two daughters Mrs Norman Erickson Red Oak nine grandchildren three sisters and a brother. Music was by Mrs Donald Carter with Dewey Barnes at organ. pallbearers were Melvin Irvin George Irvin Mac Moore Leonard Irvin Laverne Faulk and Edwin Diehl.
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Nelson Chapel
Red Oak
Dollie E. Salmons
Malvern
James Griffes
United Presbyterian Church
Scott and
Susan Irvin
Miami, Mo
Carl &. Salmons
Glenwood
Navy Mothers
VFW
WCTU
Willard Salmons
Santa Clara
Calif
Warren B
Des Moines
Norman Erickson Red Oak
Grace Barnes Peoria
Emma
Porter Council Bluffs
Ida Hirschman
M. W. Druin
Blair
Neb
Donald Carter
Dewey Barnes
Melvin Irvin
George Irvin
Mac Moore
Leonard Irvin
Laverne Faulk
Edwin Diehl
Hastings News Note on Local Visits and Illness
Randall Crawford returned home Friday from Rea Oak hospital after pneumonia. Ed Wallace was visited by Lorily and the Ewings and Florence from Henderson. Gerald Brazeal hosted guests including Raymond Hall family Lois Timson Kenneth Timson and Roger Crawford. Ivan Crawford visited Jim O'Dell in Emerson. Jerry Gage from Emerson stayed overnight at Bermerd Mephlinhama. Terry Werder hosted a skating party at Skateland Shenandoah for her 12th birthday. Max Quimby of Beverly Hills California visited Roy Quimby Frederick Larson family in Emerson.
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Rea Oak Hospital
Lorily
R. H. Ewing
Florence
Ed Wallace
Henderson
Gerald Brazeal
Raymond Hall
Lois and
Kenneth Timson
Roger Crawford
Ivan Crawford
Jim O'Dell
Emerson
Jerry Gage
Bermerd Mephlinhama Cin
Terry ‘Werder
Entertemonw Central
Skateland
Shenandoah
Max Quimby
Beverly Wills
Calif
Roy Quimby
Frederick Larson
Rick Talk
Pencoulhea
Frank Jarrote
Isthael
Strahan
Jaimes Rountree
Richard Wayne
Linda
Sidney
Roy Crawford
W. GO. Comurtier
Ann Hamilton
Ona Bryan
Malvern
George Perkins
Salem
Nebr
George Curtis
Edmundson
Cornell Bluffs
Donald Dobbs
Brent
Red Oak
Dalla ReGear
Gerald Braze al
Richard Vanes
Kennett Timgou
Roy Glen Mosier
Pat Tudor
Vern Taylor
Omaha
Buslaas
Joyce Lindsey
Glenwood
Ladies Cemetery Association
Stella Hall
Linda Payne
Tierb Stoghill
Tyan Crawford
Dave Ostore
Mia
Robin
Winfield Berry
Thurman
Malvern Leader notices and local happenings January 1963
Local brief from Malvern Iowa reports community events and visits. Names include Ralph Russell minister, Dorothy Largent and residents interacting across Malvern, Sidney, Thurman and Omaha. Mentions church activities, hospital recoveries, and upcoming Ladies Cemetery Association meeting at Stella Hall on Wednesday February 6.
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Methodist
Ralph Russell
Dorothy Largent
Peppy Pals 4-H Club Chooses March of Dimes Aid
4-H met at Peggy Hunt’s home on Jan 5. Members suggested serving cereals for roll call and voted to donate $5 to the March of Dimes. Mrs. Gordon Axtell named project mother. Jane Miller spoke on eating right for health. Peggy Hunt showed quick bread, Linda Fletcher a milk drink.
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Peggy Hunt
Gordon Axtell
Jane Miller
Linda Fletcher
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