Carol Wolfe earns honorable mention on Des Moines Register All State
The Des Moines Register All State selections honor Carol Wolfe with honorable mention, joining Jan Hogg of South Page as the only forwards from the Corner Conference to be named. The piece also notes other South Page and Farragut players with honorable mentions and praises Wolfe's promising future in Southwest Town basketball. The column shifts to a local letter from Mrs. Martha Winters criticizing public facilities, defending library support and the municipal water plant, and urging continued community investment.
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Carol Wolfe
Des Moines Register
Carol
Jan Hogg
South Page
Guarda Jenelle Aimauist
Marsha Stevenson
Farragut
Linda Scott
DeVerne Osterfoss
Malvern
Martha Winters
Nishna Valley high track squad fields 40 member roster
Coach Ralph Pierce reports a 40 member track squad at Nishna Valley high led by five lettermen. Veterans Rick Lunn and Harold Hascall return in high jump and relays, with juniors like Jerry Gage Roger Davis and Ron Wilkinson adding sprint and distance strength. Freshmen include Charles McKee Harvey Van Nordstrom Alan Gage Rodney Grindle and Charles Paul. Six meets are listed from April to May including district and state meets.
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Nishna Valley High
Ralph Pierce
Rick Lunn
Harold Hascall
Lunn
Hascall
Jerry Gage
Roger Davis
Ron Wilkinson
Mick Allen
Don Hicks
Donald Angus
Gary Johnson
Dale Sandquist
Jim Bunting
Roger Woodfill
Charles McKee
Harvey van Nordstrom
Alan Gage
Rodney Grindle
Charles Paul
Pierce
Blackhawks
Stanton
Red Oak
Cardinal
Clarinda
Mustang
Shenandoah
Bluejay
Willisea
Griswold
Boaters Paying Too Much Cause Registration Delays
Everett Speaker, director of the State Conservation Commission, says a flood of $4 checks for boat registrations creates a backlog. Four dollars is doubled the proper fee, causing returns to owners and processing pileups. In even years after March 1 the fee is $2 and valid until the next expiry date.
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State Conservation Commission
Everett Speaker
Commission
Printing Call The Aalvern Leader for All Kinds
Printing house advertises broad services including handbills posters and book pages under Aalvern Leader branding. Local notice promises quick job turnaround and affordable rates for small businesses and individuals.
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Aalvern
Malvern Nishna Valley Dual Meet Postponed
With several inches of snow on the fair grounds the Malvern versus Nishna Valley dual track meet for Thursday afternoon was canceled. Weather caused limited training for both teams and coaches accepted the postponement. Other Malvern meets include April 2 junior high triangular, April 10 Cardinal Relays, April 27 girls conference at Farragut, May 5 Squaw Valley girls at Missouri Valley, and May 6 junior high conference meet.
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Fair Grounds
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Stanton
Red Oak
Cardinal
Clotinda
Mustang
Shenandoah
Farragut
Squaw Valley
Missouri Valley
Wesley Chapel Church News and Local Visits
Wesley Chapel Church notes Pastor Rev Clement Rowe. Various visits include Mr and Mrs Ned Turner to Essex for mother’s 80th birthday and Lyle Howard trips to Corning Carlyle. Arlene in a coma after a nine year-old accident. Eastern Star school March 20 with dinner and instructors. Victor Ruden funeral at Red Oak. interment Stanton. Easter vacation brings Wesley students home.
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Ned Turner
Carl Olson
Essex
Lyle Howard
Corning
Carlyle
Arlene
V. Craig
Jeanette ¥Cklich
Joan
Judy
Pueblo
Colo
Nellie Fickel
Clint Parker
Gary Turner
Council Bluffs
Marsha Deitchler
Lincoln
Susan Steiner
Sellergren
Red Oak
Sweden
Mission Cemetery
Stanton
Wesley
Larry and
Gary Peterson
Omaha
Jay Winslow
Reelects Wesley Officers for Another Term
The WSCS met March 18 at Mrs. Glenn Sowers home. Joyce Johnson presented The Cross and the Resurrection. World Bank donations were counted by Stella Lisle. Nominating committee re elected officers: Evelyn Wilson president Joyce Johnson vice president Edna Welgman secretary Stella Lisle treasurer. April 1 district meeting at Harlan and April 8 WBCS tour to Omaha. Eleven attendees and guests had lunch.
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WSCS
Glenn Sowers
Elsie Wilson
Joyce
Johnson
World Bank
Treas
Stella Lisle
Dvelyn ‘Wilson
Joyce Johnson
Sec'y
Edna Welgman
Stanley Miller and Jurgens lead Wed Nite League scorers
In the Wednesday Night Women's League Carolyn Stanley posted a 223 game and 623 series to top individual scoring. Jane Miller was runner-up with 199 and 622. Marian Jurgens followed with 193 and 501. Rollie's Texaco led team games with 820 while Tabor D-X won the overall title with a 2372 total.
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Carolyn Stanley
Jane Miller
Marian Jurgens
Rollie
Texaco
Glenwood Bank
Tabor D-X
B.P.W. Gay Oil Co
Our Market
Collins Drug
Connie’s
Jamison’s
Tabor
Roliie’s
Local social notes span visits and community events
Henderson Mrs. Don Cox of Sidney visits Arthur Peterson and Earl Jensen in Irvington Nebr and joins Fred Peterson’s birthday celebration. Eastern Star supper committee includes multiple local ladies. Attendees from the area visit Wasley Chapel and with the Goldap family in Council Bluffs. Several households gather for meals, church events, and friendly calls across Griswold Shenandoah Malvern Oakland and nearby towns.
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Arti Peterson
Earl Jensen
Irvington
Nebr
Fred Peterson
Hiram Coggs
Sherman Stonebraker
Gordon Steiner
Velma South
Agnes, Workman
Clinton Paryker
Eastern Star School of Instruction
Fay Butterfield
Carrol Phillips
Harold Jackson
J. K. Jewell
Nellie Fickel
Ed Yaklish
Pueblo
Joni Yaklish
Wasley Chapel
Henderson Church
Marion Sowers
Arthur Allensworth
Arnold Williams
Max Stonebraker
William Seherla
Frank Goldap
Council
Goldaps
Mesa
Ariz
Wichita
Kan
Clyde Rutledge
California
Jane Rutledge
Iowa
Ora Rutledge
Ray Davis
Wayne
Earl
Ray Rutledge
Hunters Polled on Late Season Hunting
Everett Speaker, director of the State Conservation Commission, announced the second phase of a hunting activity study. About 6000 resident and 230 non resident hunters were surveyed earlier on pheasant, deer, quail and squirrel hunting and now are queried on rabbit, fox and raccoon hunting. The goal is to measure late season success, hunted game and time in the field to aid management decisions. Hunters who have not returned their earlier card are urged to do so promptly.
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Everett Speaker
State Conservation Commission
Speaker
Deer struck on Highway 275 near Glenwood would have sparkled
A mother deer killed after a Monday evening collision on Highway 275 seven miles north of Glenwood was described as carrying three unicorns of a family that would have attracted attention. The deer entered the vehicle driven by Lee % Strickland of route 1, Stanton, causing about 800 in damage to the car and prompting a sheriff's report.
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Edwin Barkus
Glenwood
Lee
Strickland
Stanton
Thursday Supper Guests Visit Local Family
Mr and Mrs Robert Byers and Bambi joined the Dr Vanderlinden family for Thursday supper. Mr and Mrs Carl Bolton attended services for Homer Claston in Macedonia on Monday afternoon. Mrs CGA Frink entered Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffy Sunday evening for tests.
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Methodist Church
India
Ed Shook
Baby
Eva Putnam
Shenandoah
Elmer Bergantzel
A. K. Frink
Jim Schoenings
Oakland
Bergantzels
al Frinks
Malvern
Robert Byers
Bambi
Vanderlinden
Carl Bolton
Homer Clayston
Macedonia
CG. A. Frink
Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffy
Airman Defends Swim Pool Plan in Malvern Letter
Community letter argues for a town swimming pool to boost youth activity and local business. Signed by Buddy Stogdill, the writer decries lack of supervised youth options and contrasts pool benefits with calls for a Teen Center and local library concerns.
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Glenwood
Gulf of Mexico
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Nishna V
Rafferty Mobil
First Avenue
Ouren
Madrid
Allied Chemical
Federal
Emical
Good Grain CO. OF
Wesley News
Clinton Parker
Wesley Chapel
Clement Rowe
Donald Godfrey
Stanley
Miller
Jurgens
Henderson
Don Cox
Sidney
Arthur Peterson
Animal World
Keesler Afb
Miss
Kennedy
Thad
Ford
Salyers Auto Co
Salvers Auto Company
Malvern, Iowa
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