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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1964
Page
9
Cowboys travel from the region to Henderson for the annual Firemen's Rodeo. Three nights feature saddle and bareback riding, Brahma bull riding, calf roping, bulldogging, and ladies barrel races. Art Ritcher produces the show with cash prizes and ongoing entry qualification announced nightly.
ASCS promotes wildlife benefits from diverted cropland credits, urging landowners to use cover for nesting, food plots, and habitat. Recommendations include avoiding mowing, spot spraying, and keeping clipping heights at least 68 inches to protect hens and chicks, with delayed harvest where possible.
An invitation to women golfers at Fairview Country club invites participation in the American Legion Country club Ladies Day Open at Shenandoah on August six. It opens with coffee at 7 a.m. and tee off at 7:30 a.m. The 13 hole meet expects reservations to Mrs. Phyllis Scott at 1110 Sunset Blvd Shenandooth before August 4.
Lady golfers announced pairings for July 30 with nine teams listed. Carol Wortman and Nancy Hanson headline group one alongside Diane Hopp, followed by Bernice Starr with Gertrude Hampton and Mary Terry, Pauline Harshbarger with Ariana Hanson and Tandy Hansen, Mary Hyde with Laura Mulholland and Dixie Benton, Barb Waisner with Marie Hopp and Mary Swett, and a final group including Margaret Bower Evelyn Gay Claire Zanders Marian Jones Jacque Mulholland Viola Starr La Yonna Ross.
Hamburg defeated Malvern 23-1 in four innings despite a slow start this season. Tim Markel and Larry Hatfield pitched for Hamburg, allowing 18 Malvern hits while Hatfield notched the Orioles' only hit, as Hamburg batsmen produced a strong offensive night.
Nishna Valley rallied to tie 3-3 in the seventh, then won in the eighth at Emerson field. Ron Wilkinson pitched six, Dale Sandquist six, with Bob Hicks notable at bat and on defense as South Page 43 trailed before the extra inning.
Salyers beat Continent 10-0 as Randy Ballinger struck out every batter facing him and contributed a second inning triple. Barry Guatin homered, Curtis Trimmer added a double, and Ron Evans caught for Continent. Leader topped Continent 12-0 in a 10-run rule game, with Lynn Turner and Randall Barber triples and multiple doubles fueling the win.
Malvern hosts Sidney Cowboys in a Corner Conference game on Friday night at 8 p.m. at the fair grounds. The Orioles aim for a final home win as the season closes.
Darrell Woa tener of the Fair Glew Country Club is accused of submitting fake golfers to the Twilight League and must turn in all scores by Sunday. Final averages will be published next week in The Leader. An awards banquet is planned for league leaders, with tentative dates August 9 or 16 set for the club championship tournament.
Malvern FFA Chapter officers Faye Forney Greg Jones and Bob West attended the annual officers training school at Cold Springs Park Lewis on July 16. The officers divided into groups to discuss duties and responsibilities. After adjournment the Southwest FFA District Association met with committee reports and new business approved.
The Citizens Band Radio club met July 19 at Waubonsie park and chose Tornado Valley club as the new name. Plans call for close work with Civil Defense and Highway Patrol, with 24 hour stations in different towns to relay urgent messages about tornado alerts robberies accidents and other trouble.
The Malvern FFA Chapter met on July 16 at the regional agricultural building to discuss county fair entries, fair display planning, judging team, and upcoming Iowa State Fair activities. Attendees included Faye Forney, Bob Wray, Greg Jones, Bob West, Keith Irwin, Richard Roenfeld, and Lee Blackman. The fair display committee scheduled a follow up meeting to finalize materials.
Rev John Tippincott pastors Strahan Methodist Church with Superintendent Robt Christensen guiding Sunday School at 10 90 am. Diving Worship planned.
Mrs. Marvin Woodfill and Mrs. Joe Hathaway visited Omaha on Thursday for shopping and sewing season. Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway and Paul joined Grace Hathaway for Sunday dinner in Hastings and visited Wendell Turner’s home in Oakland. Nellie Fogle and Furn McCain dined with Lloyd McCain in Shenandoah. Debbie Curtis of Genesee, Illinois visits grandparents the Virgil Curtises. Nina Crouse spent a week with Elizabeth McFarland and Ed McFarland in Cromwell, returning with the McFarlands. Bert Shaul and Helen Fisher dined with Ossman family in Council Bluffs.
Mr and Mrs R R Kier and two grandsons were returning from May Seed Co open house when their car was hit broadside by Larry Hopkins en route to Hutchinson Kan on Hwy 69 north of Shenandoah. No serious injuries reported Hopkins suffered lacerations and an arm injury and faced charges for failure to yield half of the right of way.
Mr and Mrs Joe Hathaway visited Paul at the KMA trial gardens in Shenandoah Sunday.
The Malvern Iowa town council will meet August 3, 1964, in the council room to hear taxpayers for or against contimata of expenditures for the year beginning January 1. A detailed statement of receipts and disbursements, current and anticipated, will be available at the hearing. Town Clerk Oodford Kr Byington signed the notice.
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