Competition Starts this Evening in Sectional Tourney
First competition for the state school basketball season opens tonight at Glanword Armory as sectional play begins. Teams like Kriekort Trans in Class A and others are expected to field strong lineups with hopes for the state championship. The schedule runs Friday through Saturday with preliminaries, quarterfinals, and semifinals leading to the final Saturday night at the state arena.
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Glanword Armory
Artiss Boqui
Einteryni
Dng
Kriekort Trans
Iheeredit
Warragat
Ssn
Booth Meinl
Oakiand Uniinbieris
Abe Lincoln
Waray
Thik
Breadean
Thurman
Siyer
Alverton Wat Carsen
Tanet Ab
Pacific Junction Town
Mme Dent
Maredania
Tanitolan
Tartlete Ab
Om Fritay
vemi-Anals
Town Cagers Enter Tabor Tournament
Malvern's town team and Donat of Plattsmouth meet in the opening round of the Tabor independent tournament scheduled for next week at Tabor. The locals play at 10 tomorrow. The field includes many leading area teams as the event promises strong competition. James Mumper manages the tourney.
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Malvern
Donat's
Plattsmouth
Tabor
Iide
James Mumper
Berdent
Randolph and Strahan Cagers Clash Monday Night
Randolph and Strahan teams prepare for a Monday evening game at Strahana gym. The struggling Randolph squad seeks a win to halt recent skid while Strahan attempts to rebound after a tough home stretch.
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Randolph
Strahan
Emerson Triumphs In Indoor Circus Opener At Omaha Coliseum
Emerson wins 28 to zipping battle as Henderson cagers clash with Omaha crowd. Emerson stars Evans Parker Maldwin Hogsett Wickerell Lakin defeated by Hinderson lineup Hindler son Simmonds Edmundson. Shrine Ak Sar Ben circus comes to Omaha March 1 to 21 with over 10 celebrities and 35 animals in a three ring show led by Ringling and Hagenbeck-Wallace alumni. A special train of 10 cars will bring performers under Rink Wright and committee plans. Performances run Monday through Saturday with matinees midweek.
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Coliseur
Omaha
Tangier
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Ethel I Nrey
Homer
Nolir
Gilo Griphling
Carthes
Edna Diese
Rink Wright
Ace Arena
Netss
Stratt
Jopeling Clarkes
Agnes Doss
Ethel Hamilton
Cyse Dell
Beeswax
Charlie Bells Congress
Hingling
Shrine - Ak-Sar-Ben
Oriole Cagers Defeat Carson Five in Wide Victory
Malvern and Milbern led Malvern to a decisive basketball win at Carson. Malvern's Jackson and McCord sparked scoring with 15 and 4 to lead the tally, while Carson's Elswich, Franch, Benton and Millikan each contributed four points. The Orioles pulled away after the second quarter, steadily widening the gap with fast breaks and strong defense.
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Y Mar Manast
Milvern
Milbe
Weoldhoomes
Carson Tree Nielt
Eedalin
Merle
Malvern
Scot Wredty
McCord
Polnta
Jackson
Carson
Elswich
Franch
Benton
Millikan
Myers
Roberson
Steele
Burlington Gazette Opinion on Monthly Payments
The piece voices concern over the plan to require residents to pay 200 monthly for years. It questions who would support such a scheme and notes the potential impact on Burlington and surrounding areas.
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Pattlley
Howe
Vane
Burlington, Tin
Hiewheye Gazette
Wentworth Cage Awards Honor Women and Men Athletes
Wentworth Mile Tay Academy in Lexington Missouri awarded basketball letter awards for the cage season. Captain TL Angles led the athletic department in presenting varsity and intramural letters to eight varsity players and captains Billy Long Hob Canning Clyde Wright Jack Reed Elmner Sartoris plus James Summers of Maryland Har Lan Heffelfinger of Beatrice Nebraska and Marshall Strenger of Lake Forest Illinois.
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Te TL Angles
Wontworth Mile Tay Academy
Lexington
Beth Varsity
Phivers
Varity Phivers
Elmner Sartoris
Billy Long
Hob Canning
Clyde Wright
Jack Reed
James Summers
Malyeny
Strahan Ping Pong Tourney Promoted at Strahan School
The first annual Strahan Ping Pong tournament will be held at Strahan School on Wednesday March 15 starting at 7 40 p m. contestants should arrive by 7 p m for pairings and instructions. A small trophy provided by Mr Caxentor will be awarded annually. No admission or entry fee. Open to all with possible women’s and student classes and a open class. Players may use their own rackets.
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Strahan
East Liberty School Notes Mostly About Local Visits
Evelyn Tueg daughter of Mr and Mrs Lute fell ill with a cold. Miss Marothy Willer has not yet recovered. Guests visited at the home of her sister, Mrs. Gon BiG H Ey Pyted, Sunday after church. Mrs Hath Late returned home with them for a few days. Mis Hath SeWoeding and Merelen meat Heald attended a school event.
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Evelyn Tueg
Lute
Bro Siek
Marothy Willer
Mos
Roy
Saburdbay
Howe Bithdiie
Pacific Junction Social and Town Elections Notes
Pacific Junction residents hosted visits with Danford and family in Glenwood and Malvern gatherings. The annual Plattsville township election saw Colgan and Rolt win three year terms, Stacy two years, Sutton treasurer, with Stacy the first woman on the Pacific Junction board.
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Mary Fyke
Harrison Fitch
Council Glatts
Malvern Volunteer Fire Department Opens Community Insight
The Malvern Volunteer Fire Department outlines its goals and duties to residents. It reports spring house cleaning at the hall, repairs and refinishing, and invites the public to attend monthly meetings on the second Monday evenings.
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Malvern Volunteer Fire Department
W. R. Bingham
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Local Notes From Wesley Chapel And Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Lawrences Salyers and family called at the J K Flekel home Sunday afternoon. Tale Reed has moved into the John Kelly home and Parl Kelly has relocated to a farm near Glenwood. Mrs Clifton Parker and Miss Joyce Pearson attended a 4 H training school in Malvern. Art Allensworth and family moved to Henderson. Mrs Etta Robbins is visiting her daughter Mrs Harvey Liste and family. The Frank Alexander family are quarantined for scarlet fever. John Allegin remains in Town City state hospital. Mrs Aney and children stay with her parents in Malvern while he is away. Howard Allensworth and family moved to a south Emerson farm. Ezra Plumb works roads with a harrow to improve travel. Some drifted side roads remain impassable. Lovance Lisle is much better after illness with pleurisy.
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Joe
Tammy
J. KR
Harvey Liste
Frank Alexander
John Alleg
State Hospital
Town City
Aney
Malvern
Howard Allensworth
Emerson
Ezra Plumb
Lovance Lisle
Cleurisy
Hillsdale Families Travel and Local Moves Near Malvern
Hillsdale residents Mr and Mrs Roy Mayberry and Mr and Mrs Fred Gradie drove to Malvern for Sunday dinner with Mrs Mayberrys parents Mr and Mrs 8 R Hurst. Newt Grisco and daughters moved from Hillsdale to the Ke West White farm last week. Virginia Anthony and Huddy Hammers spent the weekend in Council Bluffs with Mrs Leona Hammers. Mrs Charlie Ruse and Harriet and David visited Mrs Ruses parents in Sidney. Mr and Mrs Wayne Anthony moved to the Leonard See ger farm for the coming year. Mr and Mrs Walter Phelps were Sunday visitors in the Lowell Sell home. Mr and Mrs Frank Sawyers and Mrs Stela Sawyers moved to the C N Reasoner farm last week. Hillsdale church plans to resume services next Sunday after a two month weather and road closure.
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Roy Mayberry
Fred Gradie
Malvern
Wayne Anthony
Leonard Seeger
Walter Phelps
Lowell Sell
Frank Sawyers
Stela Sawyers
C. N
Eighth and Seventh Grade Exams Reported Across Town
The record lists Francis and Glen Nichols traveling to Glenwood for the eighth grade examination while Betty Irvin prepared for the seventh grade. McCain and Ed Peterson visited Red Oak, with Olver Achenbach from Shenandoah thawing pipes for Hd Peterson. Various local visits are noted including Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McCwin and others in nearby towns.
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Glen Nichols
Glenwood
Betty Irvin
Canter School
Gilbert
McCain
Ed Peterson
Red Oak
Olver Achenbach
Shenandoa
Hd Peterson
Gilbert McCwin
Wind Myx
Phorry Dunlap
Eitlevd
S. Wy
Sunaeting
Vie
el Yacey
Todd
Hellwaud
Beth
John Motuser
Kuuday
Mattel Towers
Box Elder News Roundup From Winter Road Closures
Box Elder reports snow nearly gone yet roads remain nearly impassable due to thick mud. School opens Monday while locals help care for a sick neighbor, move families to farm employment, and celebrate a wedding. The eighth grade takes county exams in Henderson as road crews clear routes north of John Ayers.
Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits in Red Oak
OAKS Oaka Sunday School notes March 1 meeting with no visitors and several families visiting in Red Oak area. Residents moved, neighbors leaving Otis Hall's family to a new home, while new neighbors arrive. Community volunteers, farm work, and local travel busy as roads remain muddy and a windmill repair incident is recounted.
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Henry Schilling
Ruth Ellen
Gena Crouse
Hastings
J. W. Castor
Red Oak
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