Malvern Panthers Fall 10-0 to Farragut in Baseball
Farragut blanked Malvern 10-0 as LeFe ver pitched and Ellis took the loss. Malvern’s bats were quiet with one hit and seven scattered, while coach Pat Reed noted a strong senior core yet a need for better hitting and pitching to tighten up the young squad before the season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Panther Diamond Boys
Farragut
Pat Reed
Malvern
McQueen
LeFever
Shere
Ellis
Sinner
Farm Rapped by Bank Nine
Emerson Farm Supply fell 10 to 1 as Bank Nine dominated with strong hitting and clean defense. Emerson managed seven hits in 29 plate appearances led by Don West and Jerry Hites at 2 for 3 and the lone run came on Jon Bass’s third inning, stealing second and scoring on West’s single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob West
Emerson Farm Supply
Emerson
South Page Tops Panthers 12 to 2 in Tuesday Baseball Showdown
South Page defeated Malvern High 12 to 2 on Tuesday night as South Page pitcher led the win. Malvern’s losing pitcher is not listed in the report.
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South Page Belts Panthers
Linn Baer South Page
Malvern High
Malvern
Malverns
South Page Beats Malvern Behind Strong Hitting
Ellis led South Page with two hits while Engstrand and McCowen caught. Polsey earned the win as Engstrand contributed two hits for South Page and Shore played for Malvern. Coach Reed said Malvern struggled at bat and at the plate in this game.
Malvern Summer Softball Schedule Planned
The Malvern board approved a summer experimental girls softball season for MCHS students with 8 p.m. games at the fairgrounds. Schedule includes Nishna Valley at Malvern on June 7 and at New Market on July 10, plus games against New Market, Stanton, Fremont Mills, and other teams through mid June and July. The SHORTHORN SHOW in Atlantic on June 24 features weigh ins, heifer and steer shows, a judging contest, and prize money with Steve Radakovich as judge.
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Malvern Board
MCHS
Pat Reed
Fairgrounds
Nishna Valley
Malvern
New Market
Stanton
Fremont Mills
Tabor
Atlantic
Southwest Iowa
Steve Radakovich
Earlham
Southwest
Survey Iowa Timber Resources Survey Iowa's Timber Resources
Des Moines Iowa Conservation Commission district foresters assist USDA Forest Service foresters in surveying Iowa timber resources. The study inventories current forest area timber volume growth mortality ownership and use of timber products. Completion is expected in about one year and will be the second timber resource survey in history, compared with a 1954 inventory to indicate trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Conservation Commission
Usda Forest Service
Iowa
Emerson Farm Tops Carson in High-Scoring Tilt 10-0 Rule
Emerson Farm Supply improved to 4-3 as they overcame Carson with an explosive attack. Carson led 6-0, Emerson answered with eight runs, then held Carson scoreless in the second. The game reached a 10-10 tie in the fourth before Emerson surged for five more in the sixth to finish by the 10 run rule. Jerry Hites led with 4x5 and a three-run triple. Bass, Johnson, West, and Dave Bass added three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob West
Emerson
Carson
Jerry Hites
Jon Bass
Steve Johnson
Dave Bass
Don West
Sid Williams
Mack Stephens
Mike Hoyt
Mills County Exten Rec Program Starts June 11
The Mills County Extension Service hosts a Summer Educational Recreation program for youth in grades 3 to 8 beginning Monday June 11. Staff Keith Lambertson Linda Barber and Linda Washburn lead sessions across Malvern Hastings Henderson Emerson Pacific Junction Glenwood Mineola and Silver City with schedule blocks 9 1030 a m to 430 p m on weekdays and mornings at various parks and schools. The third year features a boat safety module by Chris Hein and aims to engage youths not already in many activities, aligning with state Office of Economic Opportunity goals.
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Mills County Extension Service
Keith Lambertson
Linda Barber
Linda Washburn
Malvern
Pacific Junction City Park
Glenwood Tennis Courts
Mineola
Silver City Park
Chris Hein
County Conservation Officer
LaVerne Obrecht
State Office of Economic Opportunity
Rumor Denied Over Ambulance Service Funding Change
The Glenwood ambulance service loss is not due to hiring an assistant county engineer. The engineer’s salary came from the road fund while ambulance funds used the general fund. The service ended after a request for 2500 more funding would exceed the 3600 budget. A Tuesday meeting with Glenwood town council was planned to seek a solution.
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Board of Supervisors
Glenwood
Lewis Family Honored as Farm Family of the Week
Emerson couple Darrell and Mrs. Lewis chosen by Glenwood Jaycees to appear on WOW-TV Omaha noon news Friday June 8. Interview with Farm Director Arnold Peterson covers 920 acre corn and soybean farm, 30 stock cows, 300 to 400 hogs yearly, and Farm Bureau roles. Denise and Bradley Lewis, Denise in second grade, attend First Baptist Church.
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Emerson
Glenwood Jaycees
Wow-Tv
Omaha
Darrell Lewis
Rt. 1
Denise
Bradley
WOW
Arnold Peterson
Lewis
First Baptist Church
Darrell
Mrs George Douglas Family Visit Near McAllen Texas
Mrs George Douglas and her family from McAllen Texas visited the Wm Douglas home Sunday afternoon. They are visiting relatives here and at Stanton with her parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hatfield. Hans of Omaha were guests at the Ward Johnson home.
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George Douglas
McAllen
Texas
Wm. Douglas
Stanton
Lawrence Hatfield
Hans
Omaha
Ward Johnson
Receptions Held For Graduates
Thursday evening receptions followed the Nishna Valley commencement. Mr and Mrs Raymond Mitchell hosted 51 guests for their son Ron with out of town guests Beverly Christy and Frank Pierce of Leroy Kansas, and others from Stanton Newton Council Bluffs Elliott Shenandoah Sayville New York Hastings Henderson Red Oak and Sayville.
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Nishna Valley
Raymond Mitchell
Ron
Beverly Christy
Frank Pierce
Leroy, Kan
Harold Mitchell
Stanton
Bill Brown
Newton
Dean Mitchell
Council Bluffs
Karen Lewis
Elliott
Ed Greenwood
Berk
G.R. Grahn
Lincoln
Charles Maxine
Shenandoah
Chuck Hambsch
Sayville
N.Y
Hastings, Henderson
Red Oak
John Gage
Mitchell
Bob Johnson
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Rick Rice
Mike
Brian Biggerstaff
Charles Rice
Jerry Biggerstaff
Mills County
Clayton Biggerstaff
Biggerstaff
Blank Panthers
Reed
Jeff Sell
Jim Hambright
Mike Roenfeld
Larry Janulewicz
Mike Ford
Charles Bowley
Karl Frederickson
Perry Sinner
Larry Lell
Byron Roenfeld
John Skerritt
Denny Ellis
Rick Mickelson
Frosh
Mark Shere
Mark McClure
John Bayes
John Edie
Bank Nine
Dave Baker
Werner
T.V
Bloedel Hardware
NDB
Don Smith
Agency
Henderson
Lewis Family
Jaycees
Mrs. Lewis
The
Farm Bureau
State
Kyle
Martha Honeyman
Hadley Parker
George Basses
Jim
Gilbert Carlsons
Lynnette
Grace LaSeur
Moorhead
Kelly Eskelson
Lawton
Larry Forbes
Sioux City
Fred Edie
Connie
Richard Frazee
Phyllis
Willard Frazee
Summerfield, Kan
Glenn Kellenbarger
Edna Lane
Barry Phelps
Essex
C.J. Blank
Taylor County
Lenox
Bass Park
Edna Butterfield
Harold Sowers
Lloyd Williams
Sowers
LeRoy Johnson
Messr
Mesdames
Paul Carlson
Clarence Munson
Arnold Sundell
Arnold Freeman
Lester Pearson
Bonnie
Carroll Peterson
Marlin
Bev
Raymond Rydberg
Bernice Carlson
Harry Kellenbarger
H.E. Greenwood
Tom Polk
Richard Mohiman
Russell Carlson
Waverly
Nebr
Edward Greenwood
N.R. Settelt
Charles Morris
Joe Dolan
Bennings Cafe
George Jones
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Bill Boggess
Ames
Rose Marie Shaw
Diane
Roger
Nishna Valley School
Leon Robbins
Lloyd
BlackBurn
Blackburn Oil CO
OUT Farm
Hastings
H.C
M.M
H.C. H
Noble Barrow
J.D
J.D. Planter
A.C
Midwest
Lh.c. Endgate
Philco
Kenmore
Vesta
Pro Ducks
New
Wade
Clint Rubey
A. D. Fleming
Rubey Auction
Clark
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