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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1962
Page
11
The Jack Bingham family returned from Minnesota after a fishing trip amid miserable weather with rain and cold. Andre brought home many northerns and bullheads while Jack lamented the conditions. The department also congratulates Dale Dyke for golf tourney success and notes others achieving feats at the local course.
Malvern Orioles upset Essex Trojans 6-1 at the fairgrounds Wednesday. Tim Markel singled Bowman reached on error and Gary Wolfe tripled to drive in two in the third, followed by Hites bringing in Wolfe. Don Sell and Doug Dashner limited Essex to seven hits with three walks and six strikeouts. Sell went 2 for 3 and Dashner 2 for 4 as Hamburg travels to Malvern Friday for a BA game.
Henderson Midgets climbed to the top of the Red Oak circuit with an 8-2 record after beating Houghton Bank at Red Oak. The Peewee team fell 4-2 to Red Oak Rotary at Red Oak. On Monday the Midgets defeated the Red Oak Elks club in Henderson 9-1.
Malvern Orioles improved to four straight wins after starting the season satisfied with a single hit. Coach Bill Beasley's team defeated South Page 10-1 at Braddyville Friday as Doug Dashner nearly pitched a no hitter with 14 strikeouts and two walks in seven innings. Sunderman allowed six hits with eight punch outs and 11 walks. The Orioles travel to meet Hamburg Friday night.
The Southwest Town Coin club met Tuesday night at the new Glenwood armory and discussed joint sponsorship of a coin show to be held at a later date. The next meeting is set for August 21 at Glenwood.
State conservation officials and county board members visited the Pony Creek Watershed to explore a potential major water recreation area. A large dam could form an 83 acre lake with siltation controls and facilities, amid wooded steep bluffs ideal for hiking and related recreation.
The annual ice cream social at the East Library church drew ideal weather and strong patronage. Receipts totaled 110.32 with expenses under 3. Volunteers and attendees from Syracuse Glenwood Malvern Red Oak and nearby towns praised the homemade ice cream pies and cakes.
East Liberty residents hosted and visited multiple families in a busy weekend pattern. Mr and Mrs Mett Stephens Joyce and Chris spent Friday evening with Dean Darby and family near Harrison. Harl Dolan and four children from Wesley Chapel joined Claude Stephens Emmett Stephens and others for ice cream. Additional gatherings included Dale Alexander family with Mikelson clan, Walter Stille visits, and frame of Sunday dinners with Tackett and Stille families. Several trips to Malvern Glenwood and Omaha occurred for church services and hospital visits.
Storm damaged East Liberty area with rain wind and hail on Saturday night. Trees were felled and poles snapped near Richard Henderson residence. Sunday night brought worst hail damage to north section, harming corn and soybeans.
Oaks News lists Friday and Tuesday visits by Brammeier Osborn and other families in Indianola Shenandoah and Red Oak. A Byron Viner party returned from a Black Hills Yellowstone trip with John and Howard. Evelyn Warren and relatives travelled via Sidney Estes Park Bradshaw Waco to visit kin. Several families joined the Olesons for a Red Oak park picnic.
Irwin Eleson is pastor at Oaks Community Church with I W Castor. Sept services include Sunday School at 10 a m Worship at 11 a m Choir practice Thursday evening and young people's service on the first and third Sundays. Attendance 81 Visitors 4 Offering 12 78 Scripture references 1 John 1 1 7 and St John 1 35 51. Sermon titled Come and See. Choir piece I Shall Not Be Mov ed. Trio Take Your Burdens to the Lord by Karlene Davidson Barbara Sowera and Mrs Irwin Eleson. Film The Big Blast well attended Saturday night.
Malvern resident Carol Wolfe was crowned rodeo queen during Will Scott's Little Britches rodeo at Tabor as part of the annual farmers merchants picnic. The event drew many riders and a 21 entry parade despite rain, with Monday and Tuesday programs delivering action and community enthusiasm.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad posts that after July 31, 1962, one agent will serve Sidney and Randolph, Iowa stations. Effective August 1, 1962, hours are 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Sidney and 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM at Randolph, Tuesday through Saturday, for customer transactions. Al Akins of Sidney will be the dualized stations’ agent as W B Estes retires.
Local families hosted and visited across Tabor and nearby towns. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Teachout from Shenandoah, Mr. and Mrs. Nosekabel of Sargeant Bluffs, and many others dining with Clapper, Davis, Wilson, and Taylor households. Travel spanned Shenandoah to Omaha and Seattle via Omaha.
A string of visitors from Omaha Fairfax Wilton Junction Denver and Anderson visited Shenandoah area families this week. Larry Heaton and family from Corning called on Verle Trively before heading to California. Marian Zdychnec returned from a lake vacation with the Zdychnec family in Minnesota. The group also included Ralph Herman Sky and children from Omaha and Merrill Mial from Omaha who visited Albert Perkins and Kent Rawlins. Warren Miller and family from Anderson joined for supper. Everett Buttercase hosted Arthur Inman and Margery Gohlinghorst Thursday.
The Wil Nang Workers 4 H club met at Sharon Cowden's home for talks and demonstrations. Members Kathy Sell Chari Utterback Conda Bartholomew Sharon Cowden led sessions on Typing at Home Correct Posture and Putting in a Zipper. Entertainment included songs and badminton as plans for an achievement show were made.
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