First rodeo draws 130 as Frutcher celebration erupts
More than 130 cowboys competed at Fillmore's opening rodeo where Art and Mrs Frutcher marked their 48th wedding anniversary with a giant bouquet and a check for a new hat. Art heads to Meteor Missouri this weekend with a summer tour list including Shenandoah Nevada Leon Tarkio Sabetha Henderson and Osceola among others. Also James Russell of Carter Lake paid a ten dollar fine for overlimit bass caught at Willow Slough, with five being the legal limit.
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Fillmore
Art
Unique Quilt Display At Glenwood Museum
A 1915 patchwork quilt made by the Ladies Aid Society of the Burr Oak Friends church is on display at the Historical Museum in Glenwood. It features embroidered names including men, each contributing 10 cents to a church ice cream social auction won by Gene Dashner for 40 dollars. The display is courtesy of the Dashner family. Hostesses Sunday are Mrs. Rollin Buffington and Mrs. Edwin Carter from 1 30 to 5 p.m.
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Historical Museum
Glenwood
Ladies Aid Society
Burr Oak Friends Church
Gene Dashner
Rollin Buffington
Edwin Carter
Summer Recreation Program Opens Monday at Malvern
Malvern's BPW sponsored summer recreation program starts Monday. Larry Maynes, director, organized upgrades at Boehner Park including the old tree center building and ball diamond. Activities target fourth to sixth graders with baseball, volleyball, badminton, pool, checkers, and cards. furniture donations invited for Laen center chairs and lamps.
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Malvern
BPW
Larry Maynes
Tree Center
Boehner Park
Big Inning Lifts FM to 7 2 Victory Over Malvern
Fremont-Mills remains undefeated in corner loop action with a 7-2 win over Malvern Tuesday night. A five run first inning, aided by six walks and two singles, gave FM an early lead. Malvern tallied in the second, FM answered in the third, and both teams scored in the sixth before FM secured the victory behind Gene Dahl’s five innings and six K’s.
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Fremont-Mills
Malvern
Orioles
Knights
Oriole
West
Sam Hawkins
Mike Burchett
Larry
Hatfield
Burchett
Bol West
Larry Hatfield
Ken Blackman
D Hatfeld
Tabor
Gene Dabl
Ken Forney
Dahl
Camp Wa-Thistle Set For Girl Scouts Camp
Camp Wa Thistle on the Robert Wyant farm north of Tabor hosts the Girl Scout camp June 13 to 17 under Mrs Kenneth Evans of Malvern. 112 registered girls from Glenwood Malvern and Tabor with Cadettes Brownies leaders listed. medical staff on site and transportation arranged. Open house June 16 from 7 to 9 p m inviting parents and visitors.
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Wa-Thistle
Robert Wyant
Tabor
Kenneth Evans
Malvern
Glenwood
Laverne Qbrecht
Chelly Mort
Emer Jensen
Phyllis Vanetta
June Storm
Faye “McManigal
M. L. Scheffel
Louis Miller
Rodeo Queen to Be On TV Saturday
Kay McCoy of Nodaway will appear on Channel 3 Saturday as the 1965 Rodeo Queen. Hastings Lia Hall and Karen Bo join the TV feature ahead of the rodeo set for listings on Saturday and Sunday in Hastings.
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Kay McCoy
Nodaway
Hastings
Lia Hall
Keanath
Karen Bo
Chghnet
Channel 3
Knightettes Momentum Slowed by Farragut Loss
The Knightettes in the Omaha Softball Association fell 10:1 to Farragut in their third game. Despite five HKnightettea hits and bunts, Farragut produced 16 hits while the Knightettes struggled to find holes. Next game set for Boyd Field in Omaha at 9:15 CST Thursday.
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Knightettes
Farragut
Omaha Softball Association
Elaine Wilson
Patty Polstan
Judy Rickabaugh
Three Truckers Fined by Hall
Three truckers were fined in Justice of Peace John Idall's court after being stopped by Iowa Highway Commission weight officers. Robert Konvalin of Omaha and John Watson of Jackson Mississippi paid $15 and costs for improper registration while Melvin Young of Colona Illinois was fined $14 and costs for overloading.
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Iowa Highway Commission
Justice of Peace
John Idall
Robert Konvalin
Omaha
John Watson
Jackson
Miss
Cass
Melvin Young
Colona
Bluffs Driver Fined for Improper Start
Leroy R. Pomp of Council Bluffs was fined 15 dollars and costs by Justice Carl Remley for an improper start from a parked position. Pomp was accused of hacking into another car at Glenwood. Other Remley court fines included Jimmy Lee Newton for drinking a beer in a cat, Clifford Mann for running a stop sign, and Bill Jackson for disturbing the peace.
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Leroy R. Pomp
Council Bluffs
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Pomp
Glenwood
Remley’s Court
Jimmy Lee Newton
Red Oak
Clifford Mann
Thurman
Bill
Jackson
No Hunting Signs Sold In Office Offer
The Leader office offers two wordings for NO HUNTING signs at 20 cents each. A deal of 3 for 50 cents or 7 for $1 is available.
Blackhawks Beat Orioles 12-2 in Malvern
Malvern’s Orioles lost 12-2 to Nishia Valley last week. Chan Walston opened scoring for Malvern with a first inning single but NV pulled away in the second and third, led by strong pitching from Steve Hinkle and Rick Morris. Daly West collected Malvern’s lone hit as Larry Hatfield and Ken Blackman handled the batteries.
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Malvern
Orioles
Nishia Valley
Chan Walston
HobwWkh
camelWotte
Chuck West
Blackhawks
Courtnero
Oriolog
Origles
Hart
Daly West
Larry Hatfield
Ken Blackman
Steve’ Hinkle
Rick Morris
Knights Off to Fast Start
The Knights win two conference games by 14 0 and 9 0 margins. May 31 at City Park vs Farragut saw Gene Dahl fan 12 in five innings and Knights collect eleven hits led by Streeter Micheter Statford. June 3 at Staunton featured a no hit no run effort by Hawkins Kephart Dahl with 16 strikeouts. Knights score eight late to win nine ten. Next games schedule at City Park against South Pipe and Abraham Lintaln.
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Knights
Teir
FWM
Farragut
Gene Dahl
Admirals
Fanning
Mike Streeter
Fred Micheter
Steve Statford
Fred Wiehter
Ernie Foster
Hank Sheer
Staunton
Sam Hawkins
Larry Kephart
Randy Dahl
Hawkins
Kephart
Dahl
Bie
Garey Anderson
Hank Shear
Kimie Moat
Goth
Abraham Lintaln
Kay Bruce Places Second in Broad Jump at Junior Olympics
Kay Bruce, an eighth grader from Nishna Valley, earned second in the broad jump finals at the Junior Olympics in Bellevue Nebraska. She recorded 16-9. She also qualified in the 50 yard dash with 6.6 seconds and finished fourth in the finals.
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Kay Bruce
Nishna Valley
Bellevue
Neb
Kay
Farragut Edges Local Softball Team 2-1
Farragut defeated Malvern 2-1 as Malvern collected two hits and Farragut three. Virgil Reyer doubled and scored on an error, then Harry Albright stole second and scored on Rayer’s single. Barry Whitehill earned his second win for Malvern and Chuck West pitched well for Malvern.
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Marragut
Malvern
Farragut
Nth
Virgil Reyer
Harry Albright
Rayer
Tome
Chuck West
West
Jack Donelson
Haseitant Deithis McMillen
B. West
ParregIt
Scorfnl
Lawlers
Hy Loans
Beabon
Tarkio
Aud Pom
Emerson Recreation Program Starts Next Monday
Emerson summer recreation opens next Monday under Coach Marlin Mercer. Havenball runs in three age groups within Red Galf leagues Peewees and Midgets and Juniors. Softball track tennis basketball golf horseshoe tetherball and badminton also featured. Late signups should consult Coach Mercer before Monday.
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Emerson
Marlin Mercer
Yhareyl
Mercer
Hastings Horseshoe Saddle Club Hosts Fourth Little Britches Rodeo
Ambitious young cowboys from a wide area travel to Hastings for the Horseshoe Saddle Club’s fourth Little Britches Rodeo. Three performances are scheduled at the rodeo grounds near Sargent Grocery on Main Street, with 7 p.m. shows Friday and Saturday and a 2 p.m. Sunday matinee. Events include steer riding, calf roping, barrel racing, bull riding, pole bending, and more, as club officials report improvements to the grounds for a big show.
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Hastings
Horseshoe Saddle Club
Sargent Grocery
Horseshoe Club
Rede Grounds
Malvern Defeats Clarinda In High-Scoring Softball Rout
By Bob West, Malvern toppled Clarinda 12 to 2 after a defensively solid game. Malvern limited Clarinda to three hits and two errors, then exploded with seven runs in one inning and a six run rally in another. Doug Dashner and Chuck West led Malvern with back-to-back home runs while West earned the win with eight strikeouts.
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Malvern
Tabor
Meno An
Knights
Mike Burchett
Bob West
Chuck West
Clarinda
Charinda
Clareinda
Doug Dashner
Chuck
Krusor Resigns to Take Puerto Rico Coaching Post
Nishna Valley high school football coach Kenton Krusor resigns to accept a position in Puerto Rico. Jim Agnew, last year’s girls basketball assistant, is named Krusor’s replacement and will be assisted by Dick Erb. Krusor will teach at the U.S. Navy school.
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Kenton Krusor
Nishna Valley High
Puerto Rico
Jim Agnew
Krusor
Dick Erb
Kruser
U. & Navy
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