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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1963
Page
9
Cowboys from three states gather in Henderson for the 26th annual Henderson Firemen Rodeo. The show opens Thursday at 8 p m with continued performances Friday and Saturday. Producer Art Tritcher promises exciting stock for the contests and eager spectators.
Coach Bill Beasley notes Malvern Little League and Teen Center baseball program reached a summer high with 52 players, the largest turnout ever. As of last week standings show Teniters Sess eight one, Night Flyers, Piston Poppers, and Panthers competing for top spots.
Henderson Pee Wees extend lead in Red Oak League with a 12-5 win over Stanton at Red Oak on July 16, Dewey Sowers and Randall Byers as battery. They later beat Larson Plumbing 91 at Red Oak on Tuesday after a rained out Monday, while Henderson Midgets defeated Red Oak Elks 16-3 at Henderson Friday.
The Malvern Orioles wind up the season with a Corner league game against the Sidney Cowboys. The contest starts at 8 30 p m and is to be played Friday night.
Nishna Valley fell 15-3 to Farragut in a Corner Conference game. Dave Laughlin returned from the 4H Washington trip and pitched well but Farragut’s batting proved too strong. The Blackhawks travel to Stanton this Friday for another conference tilt.
Hamburg needed six innings to rout the Orioles 10-0 in Corner conference action. Donnie Sell pitched four strong innings for Malvern before Hamburg's bats exploded, while Malvern managed just three hits and no runs.
Three new state records announced by the State Conservation Commission include a 12 pound 3 ounce northern pike taken June 17 in the Des Moines river by Mike Koob of Eagle Grove, a four pound seven ounce smallmouth bass from Spirit Lake on June 3, and a three pound nine ounce bullhead from a Missouri Valley farm pond by Larry Kocour. Entries pending for perch, white bass, yellow bass, sauger and trout rainbow brown and brook.
South Page and Malvern challenged lower ratings in the Corner circuit on the fair grounds field Tuesday night. Donnie Sell pitched until the seventh, fanning 11 and yielding two hits. J Taylor allowed two hits and fanned one as Malvern scored on three walks and two third inning hits.
Dave Newton of Tabor won the Home Run Derby conducted Friday night at Glenwood by the Southwest Iowa Softball Association. Catcher for Gibson-Nutrena, Newton hit four homers in ten at bats to take the trophy as every men's league team was represented.
Mr and Mrs Dwight Parker who wed in Phoenix will arrive in Omaha July 29 from Kentucky and stay at the Lynn Parker home until August 3. A reception at Wesley Chapel on July 31 from 7 to 9 p m invites friends and relatives. Dennis Yates will fill in for services during Rev Clement Rowe's absence. other local trips and reunions are noted among residents.
Reverend Clement Rowe pastors the Wesley Chapel Church with Mrs Lorance Lisle M S superintendent. Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. Church service follows at 11 a.m.
The Wesley Chapel WSCS program committee met at the home of vice president Mrs. Don Johnson for the first meeting of the year to plan the study. Seven members attended.
WSCS met Wednesday at Wesley Chapel church with Mrs Wilson presenting slides and narration on the Crusade Scholar. Jaycee Johnson spoke for World Federation. Pauline Cool and Wauneta Meadows showed colored slides of the West Bend trip. 20 members attended as Pauline and Wauneta hosted. Mrs Rowe and Evelyn Wilson reported on the Indianola mission school.
James Hooman returned Tuesday from Audubon to the Ben Wilson residence and plans a California return after a month with the Wilsons. Fev and Mrs Clement Rowe and grandsons Rodney and Ronie Tyner depart for Colorado to visit My Rowe’s brother in Denver. Mr Ned Turner and Mr Walser at Drake, Colo, join a vacation drive. horses accompany the travelers. Last week news arrived of the death of Mrs Lulu Palmer, grandmother of Lora Mae Parker.
Burila from Keota, Dwight Dittus and Debbie visited last week with his mother, Mrs. Vern Dittus. His wife could not come due to an eye infection while she was in Chicago for treatment. Mrs. Joe Robbins and Mrs. Lorance Lisle traveled to Adel on the weekend to attend to their mother, who fell Friday and is now at a Perry hospital for x rays.
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