Community Groups Plan Pond Improvement and Moss Removal
Malvern Volunteer Fire Dept funds a $25 donation to start the project at Boehner's pond on Continent Egg Corp grounds. Plans call for a drag line to remove shore moss and lower water levels to suppress growth, with civic groups and citizens invited to donate or volunteer. The pond, stocked by the state, offers a local fishing area thanks to Continent Egg Corp access.
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Boehner
Continent Egg Corp
Malvern Volunteer Fire Dept
Corner conference baseball schedule this week Friday night
Friday night baseball features Farragut at Essex and Sidney at Fremont Mills with 5 30 p m starts at Essex and Sidney and 8 p m for others Nishna Valley visits Stanton and Malvern plays Hamburg Also listed are June 16 19 and 23 Little League matchups including Mulhollands Paces Good Grain Leader with 9 10 15 minute starts and a series of extra games across dates and times
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Farragut
Essex
Sidney
Fremont Mills
Nishna Valley
Stanton
Malvern
Hamburg
A. m. Mulhollands
Paces
Leader
Mulhollands
A. m. Leader
N V Tops Malvern 5-4 In Conference Clash
Nishna Valley edged Malvern 5-4 at Emerson with Willie Brown driving in two runs and a three run inning. Dale Allensworth took the loss for Malvern as NV pitchers held firm with eight strikeouts each. RHE Nishna Vail 300 101 0 532 Malvern 001 021 1 464 FUN DAY FOR RW B SADDLE CLUB The RW B Saddle club held Fun Day at Gravett Pony Farm with 25 members and two visitors. Weather brought heavy rain this week to Mills County with substantial moisture. Daily data:
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Willie Brown
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Orioles
Emerson
Blackhawks
Brown
Bill Beasley
Dale Allensworth
RW B
R W B
Gravett Pony Farm
Hmerson
Much Improvement Shown in F M's Baseball Prospect
FM's FreMont-Milla baseball team beat the Essex Trojans 4-0 Friday, improving from last week with only two strots vs twelve. The paper notes local coaching changes in Mills County and a curiosities column about a vintage .44 Colt cartridge found by Buddy Stogdili, with a request for reader insights.
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Robert Younger
Fremont-Milla
Essex Trojans
Knights
Tom
Mr. Dillon
Paladin
Wyat Earp
Chris Colt
Buddy Stogdili
W.A.A. Co
Goodwill Club WI Holds Annual Picnic Reminder
The Goodwill Club met Thursday at the home of Mrs L C Bullington with Mrs Wayne Bullington and Miss Wlor ance Cooper as hostesses. A going away gift was presented to Mrs Wayne Bullington who moves to Rapid City South Dakota this summer with her husband employed there. The next meeting is July 12 at Emerson Park for the annual picnic at noon. Otis E Davis and Miss Evelyn Davis visited their daughter and returned from California to spend the Iowa summer. Miss Mary Parker of Omaha visited her parents Mr and Mrs F M Parker and Dale Shelley attended a flight breakfast with them in Harlan.
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Goodwill Club
L. C. Bullington
Wayne Bullington
Wlorance Cooper
Rapid City
Emerson Park
Dean Melaln
Otis E. Davis
Evelyn Davis
Oman
California
Iowa
Mary Parker
Omaha
F. M. Parker
Dale Shelley Pew
Harlan
Dennis Davidsdn
Bob
Tom Williams
Wales
Stanley Williams
Homer -Clayton
Carleton Davidson
Cedar Falls
Karlene
Richard Davidson
Des Moines
Trent Jones
McAllister
Luther Wright
Hainois
Vernon Viner
Stephen
Guy Osborn
Dale Shelley
Harald Cooper
Marshall
Jim Shelley
Casper
Wyo
Robert
Paul Peters
Denver
Mele Danielson
Steven
Chistine
Liberty~ Ville
Harold, Cooper
Glenn Kellenbarger
Edna Lane
Ottumwa
Oaks Mystery Circle meets at Althea Norton home
Oaks Mystery Circle met with Mrs. Althea Norton at the Merrill Sowers home. Eight members attended and answered roll call with a prompt about preferred frozen produce. Quilting followed devotions from Ecclesiastes and Timothy. Next meeting set with Mrs. Clair Aukland on July 20. officers to be elected.
Sunday church services and Bible School program noted
The Presbyterian Church invites worship at 11 a.m. with Sunday School at 10 a.m. A Bible School program is set for Sunday evening June 18 at 7 30. A group traveled to visit relatives in Casper Wyoming Denver Libertyville Ottumwa and Burlington Junction.
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the Presbyterian
Martin
Joe Allen
Hastings Bible School Busy Service Notes
Primary Department at Hastings Bible School reports a busy schedule with Choir Practice Thursday evenings and Young People's services on the first and third Sundays. Sunday School attendance listed as 95 with visitors and birthdays noted. Sermon topic titled Gods Wisdom and a choir piece A Holy People. Attendees included Ralph L and Leora Cole in a duet When We See Jesus. Numerous social visits and open houses follow, including attendance at J.A.G. Club luncheon and multiple family visits among local residents.
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Jesus
Ralph L
Leora Cole
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