Henderson Little League results and standings in Red Oak league
Henderson Peewees lost 10-5 to Red Oak. Henderson Juniors fell 22 to 3 at Red Oak Jay. Henderson Midgets beat Emerson 5-4. Henderson leads Red Oak Midget league at 6-1, Emerson second at 6-2. Henderson is fourth in Red Oak league with 61 record, Emerson in second.
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Henderson Peewees
Cok
Red Oak
Red Oak Wholesale
Henderson
Red Oak Jay
Emerson
Nishna Valley Builds 10-0 Lead for Overtime Shutout
Nishna Valley earned a five inning sudden death win against Stanton in a Corner conference game at Emerson. The Vikes opened with a 10-0 fifth inning surge to end the game early. Denny Viner and Jon Larson combined for a two hit shutout on the mound as Blackhawk hitters totaled seven runs including three doubles.
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Nishna Valley
Stanton
Vikes
Emerson
Blackhawks
Denny Viner
Jon Larson
N. Y
Blackhawk
Rodeo Acts Signed for Sidney Aug 11 16
Rodéo committee chair Jim Sutton announced contracts for the Sidney rodeo August 11 through 16. Star TV and recording star Jimmy Dean headlines with Mac Sanders and his band. Beutler Brothers supply stock from Elk City Oklahoma. Mel Lambert from Salem Oregon will provide the commentary. Leon Adams of Stuart Oklahoma features trick roman riding. Wilbur Plaugher and Buck LeGrande ride brahma bulls. Clown duo includes Goldie Carilon from Lovington New Mexico.
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Sidney
Jim Sutton
Sidney, In
Jimmy , Dean
Mac Sanders
Beutler Brothers
Elk City
Okla
Mel Lambert
Salem
Ore
Leon Adams
Stuart
Roman
Wilbur Plaugher
Prather
Calif
Buck LeGrande
Morrison
Barrelman
Goldie Carilon
Lovington, N. M
Dolph family farm legacy in Strahan region history
The Dolphs built a large New York apple orchard and a frame South Grove school on their homestead near Strahan. J. Hiram Dolph, Civil War veteran, later ran the farm, bred thoroughbred livestock, and invented a pioneering corn elevator. June W. Dolph expanded farming with machinery ideas and enjoyed art and music. The two younger Dolph women, Ra chel Dolph Davis and Helen Dolph Summers, became noted teachers. CARD OF THANKS expresses gratitude to Hastings and Malvern fire departments for aiding after a farm fire.
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J. Hiram Dolph
Iowa
Abraham Lincoln
Strahan
Dolph
June W. Dolph
Rachel Dolph Davis
Helen Dolph Summers
Albert Lea
Minn
South Grove
Western Normal College
June W
Pull-Off to Pick Tractor Test Winner
Good crowds and participation marked the annual Tabor farmers and merchants picnic with a large parade and band demonstrations. The tractor pull drew 23 entries across weight classes. Hopkins and Nelson Bros tied in the over 10,000 class, but Hopkins won the pull-off by 2 ft 3 in.
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Tabor Farmers and Merchants
Ed Askew
Thurman
Jim Driskell
Randolph
Ken Malcom
Art Foster
Sidney
Mick Fichter
Ray Powers
Tabor
Wayne Hopkins
Nelson Bros
Bud King
Bartlett
Hopkins
Emerson Firemen to Patten Blaze
Emerson firefighters responded to a Monday morning alarm at the Clyde Patton residence where shacks near the corn shelter were on fire. No damage was reported.
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Emerson Firemen
Clyde Patton
Drowns in Pond Near Pacific Junction At 17
A 17 year old Council Bluffs youth who could not swim drowned Sunday in a pond on the Don Rhoden farm near Pacific Junction. He ventured about 30 feet from shore on an inner tube with Ernest Knight and Connie Hardesty. Knight aided as Armstrong slipped from the tube and cramped up. His body was recovered 45 minutes later by five boys from Red Oak and Corning assisted by Douglas Gipe of Emerson. Sheriff Barkus commended the search.
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Council Bluffs Bay
Don Rhoden
Pacific Junction
Morris Armstrong
Anna Armstrong
Ernest Knight
Connie Hardesty
Council Bluffs
Knight
Sherif Edwin Barkus
Armstrong
Morris
Red Oak and
Corning
Douglas Gipe
Emerson
Barkus
Household Items Taken From Home Near Emerson
Edwin Ambrose reported to Sheriff Edwin Barling last Thursday that a miscellaneous group of household items including radios and a valuable watch were stolen from his house north of Emerson.
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Edwin Barling
Edwin Ambrose
Ambrose
Emerson
Tractor pulling contest opens Mills county fair finale
Four classes offer $20 prizes plus entry fee to winners onaug day at Mills county fair final day August sixth. Contests begin at 10 am with a $5 entry fee per tractor at weighing. Awards allocate 50 percent to first, 30 percent to second, 20 percent to third, and merchandise for fourth. Drivers must be 16 or older with parental consent if under 21.
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Mills County
Fourteen Motor Vehicles Registered In County Week
County Treasurer F. M. Robinson reports fourteen new motor vehicles registered this week. Registrations include Fords for Paul Sargent and others in Hastings and Glenwood, Chevrolets to several buyers, Buicks to Samuel Delevan and Clifford Ludington, Volkswagens to Frank Reinbold, and Internationals to Donald Weak and Lee Wilcox. No marriage license was issued this week, per Clerk I. L. Donner.
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F. M. Robinson
Paul Sargent
Hastings
Leslie
L. Florian
Glenwood
Artie C
Evans
John T. Connor
Albert W. Crouch
Marion A. Boyer
Raymond F. Kruse
Karen K. Kadel
Henderson
Samuel W. Delevan
Clifford Ludington
Pacific Junction
Thefts of Tools Traced to Local Boys Ages 15 16
Two Malvern teens, aged 15 and 16, were detained by Marshal C W Rich and Sheriff Edwin Barkus after police recovered tools and items stolen from Viners body shop Waller s Transfer Good Grain Co and Continent egg plant and from cars. The thefts occurred within 30 days and were linked to several incidents. The youths were held for juvenile court and released to parents. A third boy was questioned about vandalism at the Lynn Hougher farm where a window and screen door were damaged.
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Malvern
C. W. Rich
Edwin Barkus
Viner
Waller's Transfer
Good Grain Co
Continent Egg Plant
Barkus
Lynn Hougher Farm
Glenwood
Disturbing the Peace Fine In Glenwood Tavern Charge
E H Bird of Glenwood was fined 100 dollars for disturbing the peace by Justice Carl Remley. George Mason of Cedar Rapids and James W Kirk of Council Bluffs were fined 25 dollars plus costs for drinking beer in a car in Glenwood. In Remley’s traffic court Tommy Brammer of Glenwood paid 10 dollars and costs for stop sign. Judith Asmussen of Glenwood paid 5 dollars and costs for improper backing. William Holmes of Glenwood paid 10 dollars and costs for no license or plates.
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E. H. Bird
Glenwood
Jwtice of Peace
Carl Remley
George Mason
Cedar Rapids
James W. Kirk
Council Bluffs
Remley
Tommy Brammer
Judith Asmussen
Silver Wedding Anniversary Thanks Note
Our sincere thanks to those who helped make our silver wedding anniversary such a memorable occasion. Your cards gifts and presence at our open house will long be remembered. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Johnson.
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Ailver
Mark Johnson
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Fremont Mills
Offutt Air Base
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Newell Lorimer
Oliver
Bluffs Bay
Bec
Cushman
Walter Russell
Lakin Imps Co
Salyers Auto Company
Malvern Ve
Electrolux Automatic
Homer Miller
24Th St
Omaha
Pita
Alterruse St
Blue Cross
McPherson Ave
Tel
Willie Bolton
Ealing
Donald ‘West
Asarasegeda Bet
Atapet Ataye
Mills County Fair Board
I. L. Donner
Don Latum
Bar Henderson
Charles
Leland Stroud
Ein Cesspools
M. Clark
Ino van Costello
CEL Cae Lee Lac Lowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Pass Bon
Franks Milling
Jeep
Blackburn
Richard D. Blackburn
Oakland
Emerson Farm Supply
Don Bruce
George Hunt
Paul Hopp
Kizzier
Burl Morris
Clarinda Production Credit Assn
Otha Wearin Farm
Malvern Leader
Malvern, Iowa
Singer Co
Singer
Jim Winchester
Merrill Reisenweber
Broadway
Salyers jAmptement Company
Malvarn
Stewart Seed CO
33Rd St
Omaha, Nebr
Elsworth Smith
Hastings, Towa
Robinsons
Meyer
Byron Reed CO
Farnam Gidg
CVE
Emia Tlhe Bulldozer — Trencher — Backhoe
Buea
Galaxie
Miles
Salvers Auto CO
Ford Sales & Service
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