Ameri college basketball ambassadors tour ends in Peking
Joyce Stephens and Kathy Leu headline the Patriottes in Capital Gymnasium Peking during an extended tour of the Peoples Republic with stops in Hong Kong and possibly Japan. The Patriottes, facing television coverage, lost the game 79 to 63 while Madame Mao and Ambassador David Bruce watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TVS
Jnnel 3
Americollege
Ambassa
Red
China
Capital Gymnasium
Peking
JFK College Patriottes N Ational Womens Aau Chamions
Joycetephens
Malvern
Athy Leu
St. John
Mao-tse-tung
David Bruce
Peoples Republic
Hong Kong
Japan
Patriottes
Stanton tops NV Gals in dramatic seventh inning
Stanton Community High School Viqueens defeated Nishna Valley Black Hawkettes 13 to 8 on Friday. Elaine Johnson drove in six runs including a seventh inning grand slam fueling the comeback. Carla Erickson homered and Debbie Erickson added three singles. NV led with a six run fourth before Stanton rallied in the final frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Community High School
Viqueens
Nishna Valley
Blackhawkettes
Elaine Johnson
Carla Erickson
Debbie Erickson
Stanton Girls
Stanton
Emerson Farm Supply Beats by Bank to Stay Lead
In last Thursday action Emerson Farm Supply fell 5-1 to the league leading Bank team as Jon Bass produced the lone home run for Emerson. Sid Williams, Don West and Steve Johnson had the other two hits, while six strikeouts showed a rough night at the plate. Mack Stephens led the locals with 3 for 4, Sid Williams 2 for 3, and Jon Bass 2 for 5. Dave Bass, Don West, Mike Hoyt and Bob West added one hit each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob West
Emerson Farm Supply
Bank
Emerson
Jon Bass
Sid Williams
Don West
Steve Johnson
the Lodge
Mack Stephens
Moms and Pops Exhibition at Fairgrounds
Mothers and daughters and fathers and sons will play exhibition baseball at the fairgrounds diamond on Saturday to raise money for a pitching machine for local high schoolers. The Pantherettes meet their moms at 6 30 p m and the Panthers face the dads at eight, with other local talents boosting the event.
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Fairgrounds
Pantherettes
Panthers
Fremont-Mills Overpowers Malvern 21-3 in Friday Game
Fre mont Mills crushed Malvern 21 to 3 as coach Pat Reed lamented poor tackling and execution. Fremont Mills led 18 101 1-21, while Malvern managed 0 2 10 08 in a rough contest with limited scoring.
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Fremont-Mills
Malvern
Pat Reed
Panthers
Reed
Knights
Woodchucks Forage From Midmorning To Afternoon
Woodchucks are sun lovers and avoid dawn. They emerge around 9:00 a.m. to forage as the day heats. They dew up during persistent rain and linger until shadows lengthen in the afternoon.
Four Sides Winners Named in Regional Contest
In the pond style meet, winners are listed for each side and age group. Front row includes Malvern participants with Wendy Trimmer and Chris Hansen among others from California Florida and Wisconsin. Back row features Jan Kelley Hastings Sandra May Silver City Susan Duncan Florida plus Karla Leipold Henderson Teresa Vestal Emerson and others including Peter Twombley Concord and Todd Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fromm Malvern
Wendy Trimmer
Chris Hansen
California
Paula Duncan
Florida
Robbie Schroeder
Willy Trimmer
Chris Malcom
Jan Kelley
Hastings
Sandra May
Silver City
Susan Duncan
Karla Leipold
Henderson
Teresa Vestal
Emerson
Peter Twombley
Concord
N.N
Todd Benton
Local Social Roundup on Week’s Visits and Birthdays
Me Vernon Cus MRS and Pat Phangwski hosted a dinner with Linda Sell and daughter Tracey traveling from Tarkio Missouri. Emily Blackman hosted guests Herman Vohs and Jane Glenwood Roger Poort and Jeff Malvern. Potluck and shower for Roger and Carol Sell at Hillsdale Church. Cousin Mrs Richard Oldigs and child from Houston stayed overnight en route to Nebraska. Alberts family gathering with Eugene Maurice Helena Fern Marjorie Dorothy Lawrence. Woolsey dinners with Millard Blezek Sidney and Linda Dave Neil Auburn. Clarence Myers hosted guests Roger Myers and Dorothy Carlson from Sioux City. Picnic at Red Millsap’s farm with Raine family and Ben Lincoln. Hamburger fry at Ralph Raine’s Glenwood. Marcie Sinner’s birthday party with Robert and Donnie Schroeder and Kevin Hertz. Rhett Gay’s birthday party attended by Robby Dusty and Diane.
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Linda Sell
Tracey
Tarkio
Everett
Ruth Blackman
Herman Vohs
Jane
Glenwood
Roger Poort
Jeff
Malvern
Blackmans
Carol
Roger Sell
Hillsdale Church
Jeanne Wederquist
Richard Oldigs
Rom
Houston
Texas
Nebraska
Alberts
Eugene Alberts
Maurice
Helena
Fern
Marjorie
Dorothy
Lawrence Alberts
Mary
Tom Woolsey
Millard Blezek
Sidney
Linda
Dave Neil
Auburn
Neb
Woolseys
Sioux City
Clarence Myer
Roger Myers
Dorothy Carlson
Les
Bob
Ralph Raine
Red Millsap
Pony Creek
Ben Lincoln
Youngin
Sunday School Attendance and Mission Circle Installations
The report notes Sunday school attendance of 41 and offerings of 8.56 dollars. Solo performance of He Came to Me One Day by Mrs. Byron Viner. Rev. David Schutzer continued study on Galatians. Mission Circle installed officers including President Mrs. Carleton Davison, Vice President Mrs. Merrill Sowers, Secretary Mrs. Bob Roeder, and Treasurer Mrs. Bill Huff. Several local visitors and dinner guests are listed, along with a 50th wedding anniversary event at Clearfield and multiple social visits to area residents.
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Solo
Byron Viner
David Schutzer
Mission Circle
Carleton Davidson
Merrill Sowers
Bob Roeder
Bill Huff
L.E. Brammerey
LeRoy Levasseur
Hartford
Oak
C.A. Vannausdle
Red Oak
L.E. Brammeiers
Evelyn Reed
Rosemond
Calif
Laura Adair
Silver City
Evelyn Warren
Dean Warren
Jim Terry
Omaha
J.F. Metcalf
Bill Metcalf
Indianola
Bol Terry
Bellevue
Nebr
Henry Cole
Dale Fleming
Raymond Mitchells
Emerson
Ray Trively
Malvern
Victor Norton
Jim Bates
Stanton
Bol Hicks
Roger Neumeister
Amy
Otoe, Nebr
Weather Woes Fail to Dampen Social Weekend Visits
Neighborhood notes record visitors across towns including Red Oak Emerson Glenwood and Silver City as Bob and Helen Blunt greet Alfred Lenhardts Joe Cheneys Ter race Kempfs and others. Trips include a gambling outing at Aksarben and a fishing trip to Lake of the Woods with Leo Cheney and the Mensens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Helen Blunt
Alfred Lenhardts
Red Oak
Richard Foreman
Joe Cheneys
Joe
Joanne
Aksarben
Leo Cheney
Mensens
Lake of the Woods
Canada
Frank
Shirley Stevens
Terrance Kempf
Omaha
Hazel
Florence
Bud Wilhelm
Blanche Decker
Marjorie Hampton
Emerson
Marjorie Williams
Glenwood
van Orsdel
Marlene
Greg Buchanan
Westminister
Colo
Marjorie
W.H. William
Silver City
Merritt
Pat Wortman
Joe Straights
Marland Gammon
Community Notes From The Malvern Leader 1973
The item lists social visits and gatherings around Malvern Iowa and nearby towns. Auburn Nebraska visitors joined the Wittners and Larsen family from Council Bluffs for supper. Rozella Wortman visited Pacific Junction for the 4th of July events and called on Gerald Nuss. Picnics at Glenwood Lake Park included Bob Malcolm and Dean Kruse. SCD met once more in September with Katharine Sayers hosting on Sept 13. Harry and Judy Combs hosted Dwayne Clark and family from Fairfax Missouri for supper.
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Auburn
Neb
Joe Wittner
Council Bluffs
Ted Larsen
Danny Taylors
Danelle
Wortmans
Dutto
Mitsy
Rozella Wortman
Pacific Junction
Freddie
Andy
Elmer Livengood
Gerald Nuss
Bob Malcolm
Dean Kruses
Glenwood Lake Park
Bill
Osie Schiermeier
Glenwood
Fern McCain
SCD
Viola Hathaways
Uarda Kier
Katharine Sayers
Harry
Judy Combs
Dwayne Clark
Danny
David
Fairfax
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joyce
ICC
Des Moines
IOWS
Town Conservation Commission
Iowa
Pam Hummel
Rene Linden
Becky Allensworth
Terry Haack
Allensworth
Mary Stanley
Moms
Pops
F-M
Malvern Gun Club
New Hampshire
Colorado
Mills County
Boehner’s
Hemmingsen
Gun Club
L. E. Brammeier
Vernon Cus
Pat Phangwski
Marcie Sinner
Robert Schroeders
Kevin Hertz
Donnie Schroeders
Rhett Gay
Robby
Dusty
Diane
Ben Aukland
Clearfield
Warren
Robert Hicks
Lester Marsden
Carl Barton
Wm. Huff Sr
Treynor
Wm. Huff Jr
Billi Huffs
Gordon Leeses
Keleher
Strahan
Pat Pijanowski
Dr Ten Nyh
Che
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