Bearded Black Team Blanks Malvern Redbirds 19–0
Visiting team from the House of David Van Lesbians, described as Bearded Black players, shut out the Malvern Redbirds 19 to zero in a Monday baseball game. After a scoreless first four innings, the visitors exploded in the fifth with heavy hitting, added runs in sixth and seventh, and finished with four more in the ninth. The Redbirds managed three hits and briefly loaded the bases but failed to score.
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Malvern
David van Dykes
Redbirds
Bingham
Mie
Legion Juniors Won Opener
Malvern's newly organized Junior Legion baseball team opened with a 3-2 victory over Emerson's Legion on the memorial diamond at the fair grounds. Emerson led 2-0 after the first inning but Malvern replied with two runs in the dust half of the first and tacked on the eventual winner in the third.
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Malvern
Junior Legion
Emerson
Legion
Memorial Diamond
Fair Grounds
Nelson
Hixson
Wayrmire
Robingson
Malvern Midget Baseball League Opens With 21 Candidates
Malvern’s midget league began with 21 candidates at fair grounds field aged 8 to 14. Rev Paul A Rollet explained rules tying participation to Bible school and Sunday school attendance. Two teams formed, games saw Rinky Dinks top Nameless Wonders 6-1 then 3-0, with plans to add four teams and space for 11 more boys.
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Malvern
Fair Grounds
Paul A. Rollet
The
Park Board
I. E. Pace
Malvern Redbirds
James Derr
Rinky
Rinky Dinks Toppled Rollet’s Nameless Wonders
Jeannie Holden
Rinky Dinks
Eagles Rally Past Malvern Redbirds To Move To Cellar
Council Bluffs Eagles defeated the Malvern Redbirds 10 4 at Memorial Field to climb out of the cellar in the Southwest Iowa league standings. The Eagles used a five run burst in the sixth inning aided by walks and hits to seize control after trailing 4 2 and then added by single tallies in the third and fourth.
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Zatlers
Brown
Tinerson
Carhellsen
Ed Fil
Tend
Fableson
Milveri
Zanders
Geluine
Seti
Enéreris
Caurnedlson
Wasnite
Seare
Mabel
Malvern Redbirds
Council Bluffs Eagles
Memorial Field
Eagles
McElowany
Conners
Smith
T. Lehiher
Mektyany
Peta
Harrington
Figdd
Ceafee
Burke
M. Lehter
Malvern
Paulson
Wiliams
Heitman
Brake
Gene Nosekable
Williams
Eagles beat Malvern 10 to 7 in nine innings
Malvern scored early with two runs in the first and a late rally in the seventh, but the Eagles answered with two in the third and a nine in the ninth led by Kinart two bagger and a run-scoring fielder’s choice. Conners and Kinart paired for Malvern with Heitman catching the Eagles Battery.
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Ron
Eagles
Kinart
Fitzgerald
Smith
Jackson
Heitman
Malvern
Conners
Eagle
Redbirds Top Schlitz in Narrow Victory at Malvern Field
Malvern Redbirds climb out of cellar with 3 1 win over Council Bluffs Schlitz at Memorial Field. Grindle pitched well with nine strikeouts as Paulson led with three hits including a triple. Schlitz made a late rally but Malvern held on 3 1, improving to .323 in league play and passing Glenwood for that moment.
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Malvern Redbirds
Council Bluffs Schlitz
Malvern
Memorial Field
Redbirds
Glenwood
Paulson
Dashner
Brewer
Christians
Schlitz
Grindle
Doc Grindle
Schlitz’ Battery
Stevens
Costello
Sehilla
Ountovaod
Malvern Sows Surge to Tie in Southwest Iowa League
In Southwest Iowa league play Malvern’s Wednesday win keeps them tied for the top spots with Hamburg and lifts Glenwood to last place. The C B Eagles strengthened their lead by injuring Trevnor and dropping that team to fifth. Tabor heads to Hamburg as Malvern hosts Oakland Sunday with Glenwood at Preyger and Schlitz facing Hamburg. Next week Malvern travels to Glenwood as the two leaders meet.
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Lk Eagles
Vabor Oo
Sehlita
Yreynor
Oakland
Hamburg
Malvern
Glenwood
C. RB. Eagles
Trevnor
Nfth
Vorteht Tabor
Preyger
Schlitz
Tabor
Ub. Eagles
Werdnesdiur
Glehwood
Hhutts Leuins
Legion Juniors Triumph Over Glenwood In Narrow Win
Legion Juniors defeated Glenwood 17 to 21 in a tightly contested game. Madered led with strong scoring as Yootea, Waedhul, and Munorius contributed key plays in a close fourth quarter.
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Munorius Legion
Yootea
Glenwood
Waedhul
Pardo Op Teas Toshi Titlety Attributed to Local Figure
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Mrs Dale Hell and Mr A Ro Hercick with children, referencing a hospital and local items. Details are unclear due to garbled words, but the snippet hints at a community notice or obituary style record involving residents and a hospital visit or ceremony.
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Pital
Dale Hell
Boyer Tops in Senior Fight at Red Oak
Boyer won the senior flight in the Red Oak open golf tournament Sunday at the Red Oak course. He shot 82 for 18 holes in the 50 and over division, topping a field of about 14 contenders. Local players Paul Lincoln, Dale and Loren Dyke also competed.
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Boyer
Red Oak
Cliff Boyer
Paul Lincoln
Dale
Loren Dyke
News of the County Seat: Sw Iowa meet mentions and marriages
Amy Hammers traveled to Atlanta on Wednesday for a meeting of southwest Iowa county superintendents. Sheriff Robi I Moore and Deputy Frank Reasoner reported an excellent peace officers meeting at Council Bluffs with fried chicken at the Bluffs Country Club. Three marriage licenses issued: David Stimson and Eleanor Powers. Haven Salyards and Frances Skages. William N Barrett and Rose Smolinski. Car registrations dominated by Glenwood buyers including Dashner, Widows, Murphy Bros., and Cole with Chevrolets and Pontiacs. Malvern and Dodge also noted.
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Amy Hammers
Atlantic
Iowa
Robi. I. Moore
Frank Reasoner
Council Bluffs
the Bluffs Country Club
Donner
David Stimson
Ottawa
Kan
Eleanor Powers
Glenwood
Haven Salyards
Frances Skages
William N. Barrett
Rose Smolinski
Omaha
Glenwoodians
Clair Dashner
Rozella Widows
Murphy Bros
Walter Cole
Firemen Plan June Meeting And Camp News
Regular monthly meeting scheduled for Monday June 13 at 8 p m with reports from Bob Byron Mark Brosier Joe Fox and FLA Wortman on unfinished business and Ames trip updates from Wilcox Graves Irvin and Weak. Trucks committee Irvin Stare Mackey and Harvey Knight to prepare equipment for practice. Officers Gidley Weak Dalrymple and John Hall to arrange practice details. attendance urged from additional cer tificate members. Refreshments planned by Thloe del Bingham John Adams and Floyd Smith after the session. Jeanne Porter and Sharon Doughis attend camp. Indian Deerettes met June 11 at Lula Mee’s home with summer plans discussed and Jeanne Porter chosen to go to Coln Ufewster. Wirt Stewart hosted birthday event. June 1 meeting held at Irena Chath’s home. Meantime Merry Maids 4-H club met June 4 at Eloise Ro- house. next meeting June 13 at Gladys Koaight’s home.
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Bob Byron
Mark Brosier
Joe Fox
Fla. Wortman
Wilcox
Graves
Irvin
Weak
Ames
Stare
Mackey
Harvey Knight
Gidley
Dalrymple
John Hall
Jeanne Porter
Sharon Doughis
Red Oak Pool Offers Red Cross Swim Lessons
Red Oak pool offers Red Cross swimming and life saving lessons this year. Lessons run for children from four years up to adults, with no charge for instruction or pool admission. Current schedule lists Malvern swimmers 8:30 to 4:30 p m Tuesday and Thursday, Henderson swimmers 9:30 to 10:38 a m Tuesday and Friday. Mrs Waller seeks six women for instruction. interested callers advised.
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Red Cross
Red Oak
Raymerler
Malvern
Henderson
Waller
County Real Estate Transfers Compilation May 5 to May 19
Mills County abstract records list numerous real estate transfers in Glenwood and Malvern areas. Transactions include deeds between individuals and estates, with prices or nominal payments, covering lots in Glenwood, Malvern, Strahan, and surrounding additions. Names include Martin Cunningham, Elmer Smay, Morgan Smay, Addie Martin, Lee Warren Wilcox, Marie Grege, Clemwood, James Martin, Elbridge Shook, Lauretta Shook, Florence Darland, Strahan Consolidated, Maude Byers, Johnnie Helms, Dean L. Filler, George Steinheimer, Robert Carnes, Mildred Rises, Genevieve Kriset, Lela Breen, Bernard Mabhite, Blanche Shaw, Robert Cozad, Kaye Stogdill, Riley Fixen, A W Pisher, Frank Mintle, Armin Baldozier, Genevieve Kruse, Mildred Kruse, Anna Cunningham, Harr iet Mosier. The entries show varied lot transfers with deeds and nominal sums or specific prices, reflecting transfers of property in the Mills County area.
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Mills County Abstract Co
Glenwood
Martin Cunningham
Adm
Elmer Smay
Walcons
Morgan Lean Smay & Wit
Ove
L. J. Farrineton
Addie Martin
Florence M
L. Darland
Strahan Consolidated
Schant
Black Ralston
Seburr
Strahan
David Halden
Wffe Victorene Holdens
Malvern
Maude Byers
Johnnie Helms
Annie
Oaks
Dean
Steiner
Dean L. Filler & Wi
George A
Helo Steinheimer
Danvell Johmson
Gitto
Robert Carnes
Bert Crdy Referoe
Mildred Rrises
Bert Colwell
Genevieve Kriset
Ted Nwa
Bess D
Marshall
Lela Blanche Breen
Glemworal
Blanche Shaw
Bernard Mabhite
Hastyke
Robert Cozad
Wi Te Nel
Kaye Stogdill
Riley J. Tfixen
Samuel J
Samuel J & Harriet Anderson
A.W. Pisher
Frank Mintle
James HH. Balduzier
Arminda Baldozier
A. Lotsmax
Sbrahan
Elenora Wolfman Et al
Ella Rohrhere
Que Shaw
Roenfeldt Community Meeting Ends With Treats
Nine members readers and one visitor attended. Marlene Roenfeldt spoke on home laundering and Judy Hopp gave a health talk. The group chose the Better-Growmed girl and formed HKally Day plans. Mrs Rudolph Hopp led refreshments. Creme floats were served by host Eloise Roenfeldt.
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Enfeldt
Marlene Roenfeldt
Judy Hopp
Rudolph Hopp
Eloise Roenfeldt
Hastings Hustlers TourPark Visit with 4-H Members
The Hastings Hustlers 4-H club and several mothers spent a day on the annual club tour. Glen Harris interviewed the group at the studio, they viewed live talent shows and toured the park and transmitter.
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Hastings Hustlers
Shenandoah
Glen Iarris
Most Fat Cattle Lose Ground at Omaha This Week
Fat cattle tops held at 28.25 in Omaha Monday and Tuesday as bidders shifted. Heifer and steer lots dropped 50 to 100 cents from earlier levels while supply ran heavy with 16 000 Monday and 7500 Tuesday. Hogs varied with steady to firm prices after Monday's slight dip. two day run reached about 16 000. Local shippers reported multiple lots with weights and sale figures, including steers heifers and hogs from Julius Behrens Hiram Cool Paul Roenfeldt Ormand Goos and others with top values listed above 20 per hundredweight in several cases.
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Omaha
Mills County
Julius Behrens
Hiram Cool
Paul Roenfeldt
Ormand Goos
Albert Ponton
Bot
Julius Huch
Detlete Bros.& Hogs
Paul Edmondson
Chas. Saar
Uteers
Lesiie Houser
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Mills County Sports
Dingham
Legion Juniors
Stogdil
Black
Stogdile
Dudge
Pipers
H E
Hercick
Thloedel
John Adams
Floyd Smith
Wirt Stewart
Bette
Whova Stewart
Gladys Koaight
Hee
Merry Maids
Eloise Ro
Mintum
Thaltee
Farmall
Pete Burroughs
Lakin Implement Co
J. D. Field Hay Chopper
Lakin Imp. Co
Emer
John Deere
Lincoln
H. P. Motor
Crum & Djureen
J. D. Power Binder
Wood Bros. Thresher
Parker Bros
Hastings
Silver Creek
Indian Creek
Dr. I. R. Beckwith
Malvernage
Lowell Mooney
Reggie Pendegraft
Carson
C. E. Ruppert
E. C. Kayton
Delbert O'Dell
Gambie
Bell's Watch
Regel Jewelry
Fiinn Electric
Gamble Store
Ches
Alexander
Arch Clay
Woodfill
Fries
George Wederquist
H. P
Oscar Leu
Rachel Davis
Minnesota No. 1
Dick Goos
Mariene Zanders
Energon
C. F. Groff & Sons
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