Tragic Emerson resident Gary Greenwood remembered as sportsman
Gary Greenwood of Emerson dies leaving a lasting impression on family friends and the sporting world. He served as Southwest Iowa Chairman for Ducks Unlimited and shared literature and news on the organization’s work. A true outdoorsman he valued giving back to nature and inspired many with his dedication, integrity, and love for hunting and fishing. Area sports news notes ongoing Iowa Girls State basketball and Midwest AAU play in St Louis with players from Malvern Strahan Russell and Commercial Extension. A proposed municipal pool drawing is displayed at Collins Drug Co with bond issue details to be voted April 14, not exceeding 60 000 dollars. Southwest Iowa honors for All-Southwest selections include Malvern and South Page players with multiple honorable mentions across schools.
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Gary Greenwood
Emerson
Hia ‘Joss
Southwest Iowa
Ducks Unlimited
Gary
Put
Iowa
St. Louis
Omaha
Russell Sports
Commercial Extension Comets
Deanna Grindle
Strahan
Russell
Commercial Extension
Rose Turner
Malvern
Trudy Seder
R. D
Butch Mansfield
Art Buchwald
Fletcher Knebel
Mr. B
Schleswig
Green Fees on Honor Basis at Fairview Club
Fairview club allows early non member golfers to use the course on an honor plan. Darrell Waisner says envelopes will collect green fees of 1 dollar on weekdays and 2 dollars on weekends. Members may join for low dues, with family dues at 17.50 and student dues at 7.50.
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Fairview Club
Fairview
Darrell Waisner
Weighing a Municipal Pool in a Small Town
Residents debate a swimming pool and other upgrades as past votes show support for a firehouse expansion and school bond. Critics say the town could get by without new facilities, while supporters insist they are affordable and needed for 18 years of growth.
25 Girls to be Out for Track Soon
Janet Jones reports MCHS prepares for track season as both boys and girls sign up. Twenty five girls join eight freshmen ten sophomores six juniors and one senior with Coach Osterfoss. Nine girls were letter winners last year. Mr Swett’s junior high boys begin training with twenty six signed up including eighteen seventh graders and eight eighth graders. Hauff Sporting Goods offered local shoe fittings after school Monday night.
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MCHS
Osterfoss
Swett
Hauff Sporting Goods
Elrs
Women bowlers roll high scores in Wednesday league
The Women’s Wednesday Night Bowling league enjoyed a strong showing with Barbara Chambers leading a 16 over her peers and Jane Miller posting 204 while Carolyn Stanley added 202. Nine other players posted scores above 180 including Shirley Van Horn 199 LuAnn Robreau 193 Hannah Fisher 192 and Thelma Surface 184.
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Barbara Chambers
Jane ‘Miller
Carolyn Stanley
Shirley van Horn
LuAnn Robreau
Hannah Fisher
Marian Jurgens
Thelma Surface
Roberta Troutman
Trail Riders Elect Officers In March Meeting
The Trail Riders Saddle Club elected officers on March 10 with Morris Parks as president and Richard Henderson as vice president. Eleanor Parks became sec’y treas with John Adams, Max Benton, and Richard Henderson forming the Trail Ride committee. The DeMolay robes were displayed from the Little Britches Rodeo fundraiser, past rodeos were shown, and plans for the July 12 Quarter Horse Show were discussed.
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Trail Riders Saddle Club
Morris Parks
Richard Henderson
Sec’ytreas
Eleanor Parks and Trail Ride Committee
John Adams
Max Benton
Trail Riders
Eleanor Parks
Hope Beattie
Warren Carr
Richard Bass
Morria Parks
Sec’y
Local bowling standings and high series figures
Marian Jurgens led with 547 in the individual series while Carolyn Stanley and Auburn Bird posted 521 and 502 respectively. Rollie’s Texaco, Glenwood Bank, and Tabor D-X topped team honors with totals around 2241 to 2428. Glenwood Bank and Tabor D-X posted strong game scores as teams beat Collins Drug and Connie’s, with BPW and Jamigan’s, Our Market and A. W. split 1144 games. Standings show Rollie’s, Glenwood Bank, and Tabor D-X among leaders.
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Barbara Peterson
Winnie McCluskey
Marian Jurgens
Carolyn Stanley
Auburn Bird
Jane Miller
LuAnn Robreau
Shirley van
Horn
Rolite’s
Texaco
Glenwood Bank
Tabor D-X
Ral- Vie’s
Goy Oi
Collins Drug
Rollie's
Connie's
BPW
Jamigan'’s
Corner Conference president replies to Malvern Leader letter
A letter from Corner Conference president responds to Eddie Malvern’s February 27 statement in The Malvern Leader regarding a supposed shortage of good sportsmanship in the conference. The reply defends the conference’s sportsmanship and asks for specifics to address any concerns.
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Malvern Leader
Joly Jones Club meets with Warren for memories of Easter
Oaks news notes a Thursday Joly Jones Club gathering with 11 members answering roll call about memories of Easter. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Jack Mabary and other local residents attending women and children then hosting a duck supper at the Dean Warten home. Nearby families join church services and family visits across Audubon Omaha and Cherokee areas.
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Joly Jones Club
Evelyn Warren
Jack Mabary
Loren Bennett
Audubon
Kristy
Jimmy Lewis
Marlin Lewis
Helen Winchester
Grace Bowen
L. HE
Malvern Bond Election Planned for Fire Station 1964
Public notices announce a Malvern Iowa town election on March 26 1964 from 8 am to 8 pm to approve a $20 000 fire station project. It proposes bonds up to 20000 with a yearly two mill tax to repay, and lists the Liberty Memorial Building basement as the polling place. The sample ballot includes YES or NO choices and authority for bond issuance. Also noted is probate information for Hazel Rainbow estate with no administration and a March 12 1964 publication date.
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Malvern
Liberty Memorial
Iowa
Burdette Spiker
Woodford
Byington
Mineolan’s Car Climbs into New Glenwood Golf Course
Clifford E. Koch, 19, of Mineola, suffered a head cut when his car skidded on a county road near Glenwood Saturday at about 7 pm. The 35 Chevrolet clipped a telephone pole and toppled into the new Glenwood golf course. the car was a total loss.
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Clifford E. Koch
Mineola
Glenwood
Sheriff’s Office
Koch
New
Glenwood Golf Course
Chevrolet
Corner Conference Heated Letter Sparks Sportsmanship Debate
The executive board representing ten Conference schools objects to a remark in a public paper they say harms sportmanship within the Corner Conference. They state the conference upholds good sportsmanship and dispute the critic's implication. Joseph N. Dobbins signs as President in the correspondence.
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Corher Conference
Joseph N. Dobbins
Corner Conference
Local visitors and a car-train crossing accident noted
Mr and Mrs L E Brammeter visited Mrs Don Terry in Missouri Valley Monday and Earl Rutledge in Manawa after a train struck his car at a crossing. Charlotte Warren of Lincoln stayed with her mother Mrs Evelyn Warren and relatives Saturday night and Sunday.
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L. E. Brammeter
Don Terry
Oaks Community Church Meeting Week Opens
Rev Paul Lavin leads Sunday worship at 11 a m with 61 in Sunday School and 1 visitor. Midweek prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m choir rehearsal 8 30 p m Young people's prayer Saturday 7 p m Offering 7 62 sermon open door theme March 22 29 with ministry by Rev Paul Levin.
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Paul Levin
Fire Danger Rising in Rural Iowa Warns Officials
Reports to the Conservation Commission show a growing number of rural forest and grass fires across Iowa. After a 1963 rural fire loss of 183000 dollars, prevention efforts intensify as conditions remain critical, with 600 acres burned near Oskaloosa and 58 acres in northeast Iowa. Debris burning is the main cause, and campaigners urge curbing unnecessary burning until rains arrive to protect state parks and development work.
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The
Conservation Commission
Milo Peterson
Oskaloosa
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Commission
Peterson
Public Notice In Estate of Hazel Rainbow Deceased
In the District Court of Iowa Mills County a probate matter, Hazel Rainbow deceased, probate number 5549, notice of proof of will without administration filed in the matter. Public notice to interested parties and any heirs to respond as required by law.
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State OF
Iowa
Mills County
Hazel Rainbow
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