Malvern Summer Recreation Program Starts Next Week
Malvern's summer recreation program will begin next week under director Coach Bill Beasley. It includes softball, volleyball, ping pong, shuffleboard, crafts, and games for kindergarten through high school students on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Boys will form baseball teams on Tuesdays and Thursdays with hope for a community league. 60 boys have signed and 88 girls for softball. The BPW recreation center is open to clubs with advance scheduling. participation requires a parent permission slip releasing sponsors from accidents.
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Malvern
Bill Beasley
Thia
Beasley
BPW
May Sets Record at Boys State Mile Run
Jack May established a new Boys State record at Des Moines this week by finishing first in the 1% mile run with a time of 7 05.
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May
Jack May
Des Moines
Fairview Plans Tourney on July 3 at Country Club
Fairview Country Club president Bo Anthers of Glenwood urges keeping July 3 for a club sponsored golf tournament with details to follow next week. Also noted, Cadet William Bloedel earned a company softball letter at Wentworth Military Academy Lexington Mo, as Co E member who played in most games this season.
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Bo Anthers
Glenwood
Fairview Country Club
William Bloede
Lexington
William Bloedel
R. A. Bloedel
Malvern
Wentworth Military Academy
William
Co. E
MHS
A. HL Nothem
C. A. Boyar
Dale Dyke
Salaman der in a roadside pond prompts wildlife ID
Eddie notes a salamander found in a roadside pond east of town and, with the Federal Fish Game service manager C R Alexander, confirms the ID. The article warns to keep salamanders away from ponds with game fish and mentions local sports news including a July 3 Fairview Country Club golf tournament and a AAU meet at Memorial Day with over 300 athletes.
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Bill Beasley
C. R. Alexander
Federal Fish @ Game service
Rice Lake
Minn, Wildlife Refuge
Jack May
Southwiet Lows Athletic Club
Corad
Nebr
Joe Henderson
South Page
Dave Malmberg
Red Oak
Don Pritchard
Fontanelle
Beasley Adds to Summer Baseball Schedule
Beasley outlines Malvern High School conference baseball schedule with non conference games. Opening Friday June 10 hosts Essex at the fair grounds diamond. Also slated June 12 Malvern at Bellevue Nebraska with Hamburg Cubs at home June 4 and Clarin da High here at 8 pm.
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Malvern High School
Essex
Fair Grounds
Malvern
Hellevue
Neb
Hamburg Cubs
Clarinda High
Name contest seeks new nickname for Nishna Valley High
Supt. Fred J. Ashley of the Nishna Valley Community school district launches a contest for a new nickname for the combined four-school high school athletic teams. Old nicknames Eagles Wild Cats Warriors and Hornets are retired. Entries from prospective students are due by September 1 with a cash prize for the winner.
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Juliet
Fred J. Ashley
Nishna Valley
Eagles
Wild Cats
Warriors
Hornets
Ashley
Nishna Valley High School
Emerson
Stanton Triumphs 16-14 Over Knights in Tight Friday Bout
Stanton edged Fremont-Mills 16-14 at Tabor Diamond as Knights errors and nine walks helped Stanton build a late margin. Tom Stanley homered for Knights while Stanton chased two runs on a misplayed ball in center field and seized momentum amid a chaotic inning.
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Tabor
Fremont-Mills
Stanton High
Stanton
Knights
Don Cotter
Kenny King
Knighta
Tom Stanley
Champion Hill church notes and local graduates
The Champion Hill Presbyterian Church reports Dr. Martin of Tarkio as Sunday speaker. Trent Cole, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole, earned a medical discharge from West Point on May 28 and plans to visit his brother in Iowa City. Several families attended Emera high school graduation. Ida Harrison, daughter of William Harris, was among graduates. Families and neighbors visited, attended alumni events, and traveled to Osceola and Pensacola for family and church activities.
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Trent Cole
Frank Cole
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Terry
Iowa City
Earl Bishop
E. EB. Berryhill
Gresham
Nebr
Emera
Ida Harrison
William Harri Bod
Dean McLain
Glenn Cooper
Presbyterian Church In Council Briffs
Carrie Cole
Morris Evans
Ned Oak
Glenn Kellenbarger
Watty
Osceola
Rebekah Circle Members Tour Shenandoah
Fourteen members from Malvern and Hastings toured Shenandoah visiting the Essex peony farm May's Nursery and other sites. The group enjoyed a noon luncheon and called the outing beautiful and interesting.
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Rebekah
Shenandoah
Malvern
Hastings
Essex
4-H News Hillbillies Clean Up Youth Center
The Malvern 4-H Hillbillies met at the Youth Center on May 31 1960 with two leaders four members and two guests LaVern Obrecht led a discussion on 4-H camp and club projects The meeting adjourned and the youth center was cleaned by the club Recreation followed. Reported by Billy Blackburn. Local families and neighbors visited near Stan ton and Des Moines for weddings receptions and conventions. Emma Louw Bullington and other Montgomery County 4-H girls headed to Ames for the State Convention. Wayne Spicer visited his hospitalized son Jimmie in Iowa City.
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Hillbillies
Malvern Himbillies
LaVern Obrecht
Billy Blackburn
Emma Louw Bullington
Montomery County
Ames
Wayne Spicer
Jimmie
Iowa City
Hastings Iowa dog license notice and local social notes
Notice demands two week license for unlicensed dogs within Hastings city limits. Town Council of Hastings Iowa. Omaha visitors included t eee ASLOWE Mrs Ray Lage Ruth Fisher. Numerous local residents and visitors from Elliott Omaha Council Bluffs Glenwood Malvern Ark and York Nebr are noted visiting families attending graduations horse shows and summer stays.
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Hastings
Iowa
Town Council
Ray Lage
Ruth Fisher
Omaha
Art Lage
Phyllis
Elliott
Benington
Nebr
Will Courtier Sr
Vic Cromwall
Glenwood
Bill Pickering
Donnie
Council Bluffa
J. ©. Kelley
Nell Edie
Misa Dorothy Starr
Floyd Starr
Carl Hodge
George Curtis
Alfred Shaw
Malvern
Ark
Lowell Curtis
Kristi Curtis
Jim Rountree
Roger Crawford
Council Bluffs
Keith Shaw
York
Jon Hall
Blanche Shaw
Carl Mellerupi
Hastings Bible School Pupils Gave Program
Vacation Bible School closed Saturday after a week of sessions enrolling 64 pupils. Superintendent Dorothy Largent oversaw. A 10 a m program featured groups and class work displays. Teachers listed include Roxana Vance, Lois Perkins, Ruth Scott, Eleanor Scott. Assistants were Vera Brazeal, DeMaris Wright, Marcia Vanderpool, Linda Bowen, Linda Clark, Sharon Williams, Florence Eowing, Patricia Tudor, and Margaret Courtier. Refreshments were served in the afternoons.
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Vacation Bible School
Dorothy Largent
Roxana Vance
Lois Perkins
Ruth Scott
Eleanor Scott
Vera Brazeal
DeMaris Wright
Marcia Vanderpool
Linda Bowen
Linda Clark
Sharon Williams
Florence Eowing
Patricia Tudor
Margaret Courtier
Hastings Iowa Livestock Removal Notice Issued
Hastings town council gives Hastings township residents two weeks to remove all livestock from within Hastings township. This public notice warns property owners to comply by deadline or face enforcement actions by local authorities.
Shenandoah Visitors From Climax and Emerson
Mr and Mrs Herb Stogdill and Sandra Kaye and Mrs George Resh of Climax were Shenandoah visitors Friday Mr and Mrs Fred Martin were in Emerson on business Tuesday
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Herb Stogdill
Sandra Kaye
George Resh
Climax
Shenandoah
Fred Martin
Emerson
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Central City
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Commercial Extension
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Atella Hall
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Coucil Bluffs
George Palser
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Max Bullington
G. S. Eastwood
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Ward Coy
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Congregational Church
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Hastings Bible School
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Brunswick
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