Local girls’ basketball honors cap a season past
The issue salutes Malvern girls for sweeping area all star honors including The Nonpareil and World-Herald teams. It notes state tournament jitters and injuries, praises Malvern guards and defense, and previews next season with Beasley’s trio and returning seniors. It also gives brief outlooks for Anson Arndt’s boys and spring track, and mentions continued support for reports from Coach Mercer of Nishna Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Daglettes
Marlin Mercer
Nishna Valley
Malvern Girls
World-Herald
Malvern Guards
Maiern
Oriolette
Ually
Sona Ecllation
Billeasley
Barbara
Rose Tur- Barbara
Iowa
Blakesbore
Penny Mason
Delores Wolfe
Susan Darrah
Lara Beckwith
Sharon Shapecott
Beasley
Corner Honor Selections Highlight Area Girls Teams
Coaches named Malvern star Rose Turner to the all conference squad with Janice Hogg and Diane Sandquist among honorees from S P and Nishna Valley. Farragut and Malvern top girls selections plus Shapcott on Omaha World-Herald first team and Rose on Iowa All-State fourth team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topa
Malvern Gals
Barbara Shapcott
Omaha World-Herald
Howard Brantz
Rosalie Turner
Kay Harshbarger
Oriolettes
Diane Sandquist
Nishna Valley
Sharon Mass
Joan Ellmann
Treynor
Rose
Iowa
Sharon Shapcott
Susan Darrah
Diane Snndquist
Phyllis Adair
Glenwood
Corner Track Meet Date Set For May 8
The 1982 Corner track meet was scheduled for Tuesday May 8 after Corner coaches met at Tab or last Thursday evening. It will again be held at Mustang field in Shenandoah as in past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Mustang Field
Shenandoah
Nine Schools in Baseball Program Start Summer Scheduling
Corner conference coaches began shaping summer baseball schedules last Thursday. Nine teams plan clubs this season with New Market undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Track Hero Coach Beasley Announces Busy Spring Plans
Bill Beasley distributes equipment to about 25 MCHS runners after a 15 minute layoff from cage chores. Six meets scheduled including a March 31 Tarkio sign up and events at Griswold Shenandoah Council Bluffs Villisca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Beasley
MCHS
Tarkio
Tiger
Griswold
Council Bluffs
Harlem Jets Win Three in Area
The Harlem Jets, touring Hollywood Harlem Jets cage club, won three games in the area over the weekend. They beat Interstate Eight All Stars 94-92, Glenwood Pepsies 97-96, and Emerson Metropolitans 112-94, setting a new century-mark on Emerson floor and led 47-46 at halftime. Standouts included Stu Steiner with 28 points and strong totals from others as team totals surpassed 650 in marking series. Red Line Off claimed a $23 game and 8 2715 series in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Harlem Jets
Treynor
Jets
Interstate Eight All Stars
Glenwood
Glenwood Pepsies
Emerson
Emerson Metropolitans
Stu Steiner
Mar
Jets Thrive On Outside Shots In Slow Malvern Tilt
Mercer scored 20 for the Metros while Paul Dupone hit 31 for the Jets as both clubs showcased outside shooting. The Jets also mixed in occasional rough play that challenged officials and players to keep focus during the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Mercer
Metros
Paul Dupone
Jets
Local residents share visits and events around Macedonia Ames and Omaha
Mrs Hazel Houser and Marilyn visited her parents near Macedonia while Lyle Asell joined Mr and Mrs Iarl Clymer to Ames for a visit with Carol Asell. Mrs Eric Nyren travels to Chicago to see daughter and family returning Saturday. Several families hosted and attended 4 H and club meetings in Malvern, Carson, and Hastings area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Houser
Marilyn
Mia
John Clark
Aliyn Palmer
Leonard Koehler
Macedonia
Local Notices and Family News From Council Bluffs Area
Mr and Mrs Donald Parker welcome a 9 pound son born March 20 at Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs. Orville Fager and Eiwanda spent Sunday with Victor Ruden at Stanton. Mrs Beh Wilson moderated a panel on Patterns to Live By at the Pottawattamie county Federated Women s club convention in Carson. Nancy Lisle traveled to Iowa City to visit Virginia Lisle and Mary Jo Robbins, noting Mary Jo s birthday. Mrs Hiram Cool and Mrs Sherman Stonebraker attended Eastern Star school. In Macedonia Elwanda Fager will represent Better Grooming centers in Malvern. she belongs to Ambitious Andies 4-H club. Ben Wilson, Donald Parker, Kathryn and Mrs Donald Godfrey hosted a surprise 20th anniversary dinner for Allen and Palmers. the Palmers were away. Mrs Orvilia Paget reports daughter Miss Lillian Burkhart has been transferred to Pucallpa Peru as permanent mnien ten ary for Peru indians, traveling mainly by canoe during the rainy season. Ed Meadows and family were Sunday dinner guests of Bill Crafton and sons in Emergon. Roger McGrew celebrated his third birthday with family visits, followed by a Sunday gathering hosted by Everett McGrew for Dallas McGrew Earl Maddocks Jr and Dean of Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Parker
Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Orville Fager
Eiwanda
Victor Ruden
Stanton
Beh Wilson
Pottawattamie County
Virginia Lisle
Mary Jo Robbins
Mary Jo
Hiram Cool
Sherman Stonebraker
Eastern Star School of Instruction
Macedonia
Elwanda Fager
Malvern
Andies
Ben Wilson
Kathryn
Peru
Ed Meadows Ware
Bill Crafton and
Emergon
Pink and blue shower for Mrs. Kenneth Twaddle
Karen Cooper attended a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Kenneth Twaddle at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos Pilling on Sunday afternoon. Barbara Coate of Hagex visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Griffin from Thursday through Sunday. Glenn Cooper, Bill, Florence Cooper, and Wilma Coy visited Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cooper in Villisca on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Cooper
Kenneth Twaddle
Jos Pilling
Barbara Coate
Hagex
A. J. Griffin
Glenn Cooper
Bill
Florence Cooper
Wilma Coy
Ward Cooper
Villisca
Deanna McLain Feted at Connell Bluffs Bridal Shower
A bridal shower for Deanna McLain was hosted at Mrs. Albert Eding’s home in Connell Bluffs on a Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Hen Duchman co hosted with guests numbering around twenty. Pencil games entertained attendees and blue and white table decorations reflected the bride elect. Mrs. G P Jannings poured coffee. Mrs. Dean McLain attended from here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna McLain
Albert Eding
Connell Bluffs
Hen Duchman
G. P. Jannings
Dean McLain
Walnut Creek Cyclone 4-H to host chili supper
The Walnut Creek 4 H club plans a chili supper at Climax church Friday evening March 23 for the public. Presbyterian services led by Pastor Jon Allen at the S 5 church include Sunday School at 10 a m and Worship at 11 a m. Various community members from Red Oak Shenandoah and nearby towns are noted visiting guests and events including a baby birth and funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Presbyterian Church
Dr. Martin
Jon Allen
Brides-elect Honored at Sunday Afternoon Tea
Deanna McLain, Esther McLaughlin, and Carly Wendell of Council Bluffs were honored as brides-elect at a Sunday afternoon tea in the social room of the Federal Savings and Loan Building. Hostesses included Mrs. Robert Copeland, Mrs. Merritt Greenlee, and others. Guests were Iowa School for the Deaf faculty members and mothers of the honorees. The group presented a gift and refreshments were served by Mrs. Greenlee and Mrs. Robey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhree
Deanna McLain
Esther McLaughlin
Carly Wendell
Council Bluffs
Federal Savinga
Sean
Robert Copeland
Merrit Greenlee
W. McManamy
Russell Maurer
O. A. Robey
Norman Scargia
Iowa School For the
Deng
Mothers of
Honoreas
Greenlea
Robey
Wed Nite High Game honors go to Vivian Myers
The Wednesday Nite Woman's League at Stanley Bowl saw Vivian Myers roll the top game of 211 pins while Evelyn Goy added 200. Barbara Peterson posted the night's best series at 603, with Goy at 608 and Annie Leick at 542. Team honors favored Goy Oil Co with 822 and 2293, Our Market 809 and 2281, Glenwood Bank 783 and 2181.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Bank
Our Market
B.P.W
Fern’s Beauty Shop
Malvern Bank
Farm Bureau Inc
Gay Oil Co
Collins Drug
Franksen and
Johnson
Vivian Myers
Evelyn Goy
Barbara Peterson
Annie Leick
Anuia Leick
Jan Forney
Pat Maercer
Margaret Waller
Gay Cloyed Tops in Game and Series at Stanley Bowl
Gay Cloyed led the weekly Stanley Bowl affair for the Pioneers night out, blasting wood all evening with 262 pins for the game and a 653 high series. C Buch trailed with 602 for second, while the top dozen keglers were listed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blasted Wood
C. Buch
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Vernon “Arndt
Dashner
Guy
Allen Hall
Larry Jones
Arndt
Jones
Gi Rose Turner
Joan Mann
Farragut
Trudy Sederburg
Essex
Janice Hogg
S. P
N. Y
Mickey McCartney
F. M
Cheryl Phipps
Marlene Johnson
Rad
Barry Yates
Gary Stephens
Hamburg
Steve Miller
Sidney
Dan Dowell
Mick Thompson
Duane Wilkins
Bruce Mount
Stanley Booker
Rose Davis
Jean Dugan
Scond
Linda Lavely
Wanda Shelton
Jean Ramsey
N. V
Larry Nelson
Lynn Bloom
John Sholeen
Kim Watson
New Yark
Larry Hummel
Larry Jackson
Laverne Orton
Rosalio Turner
Fred, G
Henry
Oakland
Tank Wagon Service
GUV Oil CO
Conoco
Orioles
K. Hopp
R. Djureen
J.chambers
L. Kaiman
J. Stanley
E. Sheer
D. Lefever
L. Hansen
T. Bacon
Asn
Gibaon
Thurman Bank
Kitsier
Buffington's
Pace
Pepsi Cola
Hager's
Gay Oilers
THE
Malvern Leader
Wesley News
MRS
Clinton Parker
Wesley Chapel
Clement Rowe
Doe Robbins
S. S
Lyle
Asell
Iarl Clymer
Robert
Ames
Carol Asell
Eric Nyren
Chicago
Daniel Shaw
Karen, Deitehler
Marvin Deitehler
Mary Joe Bolton
Jerry Lath Trap
Jimmy Parker
Darrell Godfrey
Henderson Gymnasium
Nehawka
Nebr
Donald Godfrey
Silver Cloud Jr
Charles Costello
Allan Palmer
Jerry Osler
Mildreth Palmer
Carson
Gene Bolton
Carrall Kirlin
Veterans Hospital
Omaha
Gene
Stephen Spencer
Larry Wiseman
Mark Robbins
Douglas Deitchler
Dick Godfrey
Hastings
John Phelps
Glen Sowers
Ed Kolb
Joselyn Memorial
Roger McGrew
Roger McGraw
Bill McGrew
Earl Maddocks Jr
Everett McGrew
Dallas McGrew
Champion Hill
Harold Cooper
Walnut Creek
Climax Church
Dale Shelley
Sam Swanson
Mission Covannut
Archie Lindberg
Asbury Club
F. M. Parker
Artius
Terry Cole
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Red Oak
Perry
Floca Rochersperger
Joe Allen
Lottia Thrapp
Roy’ Lindberg
G. P. Jennings
John
David
Gerald van Fosson
Tommy
College Springs
Stanley Exceen Bungay
V. Myers
Goy of Co
B. P. W. Imhenee
BEY Franksen & Johnson
Fisher
National Automobile Dealers Association
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