Hawks Cruise to 18 1 Win Over Orioles Behind Sandquist
Dale Sandquist of Malvern-Nissan Valley hurled a sharp breaking curve and held seven Orioles batters to no hits as the Hawks rolled to an 18 to 1 victory. Sandquist mixed pitches to baffled hitters while Malvern residents noted a large dark bird nearby. Stu Hall attended the MHS Class of 35 reunion in Malvern and reported the rodeo would feature seven Mexican Fighting Bulls this year. John Wal of Otto Hall and Son Blacksmiths showcased a telescoping lantern pole designed for camping, selling for 2.95 at local shops.
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Oriole
Blackhawk
Dale Sandquist
Hawks
Sandquist
Malvern
Bop Stu Hall
Sidney
Sidney American Legion
Stu
John Wal
Otto Hall & Son
John
Justa Uttle
Virginia
Red Oak Marine Sporting Goods
Malvern Softball Slump Deepens As Losses Mount
Malvern continues a costly slump losing four of their last five games. June 16 Blanchard defeated Malvern 43 with fielding errors and clutch hitting. Paul Dow allowed 11 hits and three earned runs. Don West took the loss for Malvern, allowing seven hits and one earned run while striking out three.
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Malvern
Blanchard
Paul Dow
Don West
West
Clarinda Lisle
Clarinda
Gee Robinson
John Tyner
Larry Blunt
Gee
Tyner
Alger
Tarkio College
Tarkio
Malvern Club
Turkio
Phil Homeratho
Homeratho
Jerry Nauman
Alfred Smiley
Red Oak
Dobbs
Smiley
Roger Rumery
Beer Drinking in Car Lands Men in Court
Robert Clifton Hodges of Council Bluffs faced a charge of drinking beer in a car on the highway and was fined $15 plus costs by Justice Ernest Timmerman. Dwight Milsap of Glenwood and David Benedict were each fined $15 plus costs for similar conduct. Glenwood also faced an open beer in a car charge. In Justice Carl Pemtey’s court Ronald Earley of Omaha was fined $10 for drinking beer in a car on the highway, with accomplice Charles Arnett Jr. of Omaha fined $10 plus costs for no valid registration.
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Robert Clifton Hodges
Council Bluffs
Ernest Timmerman
Dwight Milsap
Glenwood
David Benedict
Carl Pemtey
Ronald Earley
Omaha
Charles Arnett Jr
Remiey
Arnett
Auto and Pickup Involved In Malvern Street Collision
A Saturday about 11 am on First avenue near Fifth street saw a pickup driven by Guy Grindle age 50 from Malvern struck by a car driven by Mark Goldsberry age 38 from Malvern as Goldsberry backed from the curb. Grindle was making a U turn when the collision occurred with about 425 dollars damage to the pickup and 110 dollars to the car per the sheriff's report.
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First Avenue
Fifth Street
Guy Grindle
Route 1
Malvern
Mark Goldsberry
Grindle
Two Charges After Accident In Iowa Town
Gerald E. Cloyd of Tabor faced two charges after an accident Friday night on highway 275 a half mile north of Tabor. He allegedly left the scene and drove with a suspended license after his 1956 Oldsmobile rear ended a 1962 Rambler driven by Carter Bartholomew of Glenwood. About 500 dollars in damage was reported to both vehicles. Cloyd was fined 100 dollars and costs by Justice Ernest Timmerman.
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Tabor
Gerald E. Cloyd
Cloyd
Carter Bartholomew
Glenwood
Ernest Timmerman
Sheriff’s Office
Car damaged after missed turn into driveway
Ruth Guilliams of Glenwood reported damage to her 1964 Chevrolet, estimated at $500, when she failed to make a driveway turn on county road K about six miles northeast of Glenwood on June 23. The car went into a ditch and the sheriff's report cites driver error.
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Ruth Guilliams
Glenwood
Sheriff’s Office
Kids Fishing Contest at Hoehners Pond Monday
The annual Kids Fishing Contest will be held Monday July 4 at Hoehners Pond near the Hjen ningsen Plant in Malvern. It starts at 10 a.m. with prizes for boys and girls in several age groups. The Malvern Gun Club stocks the pond heavily for the event and fishing is closed to the public while stocked.
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Hoehners Pond
Hjenningsen
Malvern
Boehner
Siiles
California
Diane Hopp
Jean Trimmer
Patty Trively
Mary Beth Costello
Madrid
Mary Beth
Crossroads
Omaha
Patty Trivety
Glenwood Radar Unit Sees Speeding Fines Rise
Justice of the Peace Ernest Timmerman reports a Glenwood radar program yielding traffic penalties. Fines include Tranklin Robert Huff $30 and Sidney George Williams $10 for speeding, with David Eugene Cram $12, Roger Gene Cashett $10, Walter Heinle $10, all of Glenwood, plus Lonnie P. Mahr $25 for reckless driving and Darrell Wesley Hunter $20 for an improper left turn in Omaha and Pacific Junction.
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Glenwood
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Tranklin
Robert Huff
Sidney George Williams
David Eugene Cram
Tabor
Roger Gene Cashett
Walter Heinle
Lonnie P. Mahr
Omaha
Darrell Wesley
Hunter
Pacific Junction
Grief-stricken Boy 14 Found Near Glenwood
A 14-year-old Shenandoah boy, grieving his grandmother, left home and wandered near the Glenwood underpass on Friday. Neighbors gathered as his brother helped coax him toward his parents’ car, where a family council was held to address the distressing situation. He had spoken of running away to Louisiana prior to the event.
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Glenwood
Grilef
Lo “Ouilalia
Local Man Pays Fine for Assault and Battery
Laverne Sonny Lawrence of Silver City paid a fine of twenty dollars and costs after being charged with assault and battery by Justice of Peace Ernest Timmerman.
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Laverne
Sonny) Lawrence
Silver City
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Plead Not Guilty to Breaking and Entering Charge
Three Pacific Junction youths, Dale Brant 18, Robert Pierce 18, and Frederick Bartles 19, pleaded not guilty in Mills County district court to breaking and entering. Bonds were set at 2000 dollars each by Judge Leroy Johnson. The charges, described as petty break-ins, involve Silver City Pacific Junction and Glenwood. a fourth boy, 15, was released to juvenile authorities.
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Pacific Junction
Mills County
Sandy Hays competes in three events at AAU national
Sandra Hays MCHS track speedster began her AAU national meet in Columbus Ohio during a Thursday preliminaries session. The Lincoln Roberts' Road Runners athlete will run the 100 and 220 yd dashes for girls and plans to enter the 220 yd dash in the women’s division, a peak national event, this season.
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Sandra Hays McHs
Columbus
Sandy
Roberts
Lincoln
No Games For Orioles Rained Out This Week
Malvern Orioles saw two of their scheduled games wiped out by rain. Coach Vernon Arndt notes only a brief half inning against Warragut before the rain halted play. A Friday matchup with South Page is on the slate, pending weather.
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Orioles
Malvern Orioles
Vernon Arndt
Warragut
South Page
Emerson Little League winners push strong season start
The Pewee Cardinals routed Montgomery Co. Bank 19 to 6 and the Peewee Yanks defeated Crest of Red Oak 8 to 4 to extend Emerson teams winning run. The Junior league game was rained out on Monday.
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Emerson
Pewee Cardinals
Montgomery Co. Bank
Peewee Yanks
4-H Silver Cloud Clubs Meet For Demonstrations
Silver Cloud 4-H clubs met at Diane Hopp's home on June 21 for joint demonstrations. Seniors presented topics: Relaxing with Nee Dies, Helpful Household Hints. Intermediates featured Adjust for You and Making Purses. Juniors showed Laying and Making a Pattern and The Inside Story.
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Diane Hopp
Jean Trimmer
Patty Trively
Mary Beth Costello
Christine Shook
Christy Mickelson
Linda Barber
Joyce Stephens
Rid-Ezy Free-Choice for Cattle Grazing Insect Control
Rid-Ezy MoorMan’s Rid-Ezy Medicated free-choice supplement for grazing beef cattle breaks the horn fly life cycle with rorinel a safe effective systemic insecticide not phena thiazine and provides a complete minerals block or granular mix. Order Rid-Ezy now from MoorMan Man Glenwood.
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MoorMan's
Blackhawk Hitting Spree Fronts 11-7 Victory Over Trojans
Blackhawk’s 15 hits powered an 11 to 7 conference win over Essex on the Trojan field. Don Hicks went 5 for 5 with 4 doubles and a home run driving in 5. Wayne Jensen added 3 hits, while Viner and Sondquist split mound duties.
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Blackhawk
Trojans
Essex
Nishna Valley Boys
Trojan
Don Hicks
Wayne Jensen
Viner
Sondquist
Fanning
Carlson
Franks
Rhe Nishna Valley
Send Teal Season Applications Now
Iowans planning to join the special teal season from September 11 to 19 are urged to mail permit applications now. Applications are free and available from county recorders or hunting license vendors. About 3,000 applications have been received. deliver to the State Conservation Commission in Des Moines by 4:30 PM July 20 or postmarked by midnight July 31.
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State Conservation Commission
Des Moines
Spike Lands Lake Trout on Canada Vacation
Mayor Burdelle Spiker, Malvern feed dealer, shows a 10 pound lake trout from a week long, all expenses paid vacation at Reindeer Lake on the Arctic Circle. The trip was a Doughboy dealers prize for tonnage sales. his son Bernard also qualified and left for a similar trip.
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Burdelle Spiker
Malvern
Spike
Reindeer Lake
Arctic Circle
Spiker
Bernard
Henderson Peewees Split Hockey Results
Henderson Peewees defeated Emerson 2 club 22 to 0 on June 22. They then lost 10 to 7 to Brown's Shoe Fit of Red Oak on Friday.
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Henderson Peewees
Emerson 2
Brown
Red Oak
Dr D A Darling Veterinarian in Malvern
A veterinary professional listed in Malvern under the name Dr D A Darling with contact phone number 624-8123 for appointments and inquiries.
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Malvern
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David Needs
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Pete) Donner
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Silver Cloud
Rid-Ezy
Che dMalGern
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Blackhawks
Abe Lincoln
Canada
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
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