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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1962
Page
11
Three MOHS basketball players and two other members traveled to Iowa City for the state boys basketball finals, stayed overnight at a high school gym, and returned Sunday. Participants include Dick Goy Coach Ver Arndt and Max Dashner with two Dutch Gun Club members.
Fairview Country club members are invited to the annual meeting on Wednesday April 4 at the Legion Club north of Glenwood. Dinner at 6 30 p m with the business meeting at 8 p m new officers to be elected as president and vice president left by relocation.
Reports from the Forney Lake region describe a vast geese migration heralding spring. Beginning Saturday March 17, thousands of blues, snows, and Canadas fill the skies as warm weather and melting snow concentrate observers across Fremont County. Binoculars and cameras capture familiar species while friendly debates erupt over uncertain sightings. Marshlands across Iowa provide grand viewing theaters for geese, ducks, red winged blackbirds, drifting hawks, and shore birds like Wilsons snipe and yellowlegs. The season offers a lively, seasonal spectacle for nature lovers.
Rosalie McCain led the Wednesday Night Women's League at Stanley Bowl with a high 213 and 549 series, edging Pat Mercer who posted 184 206 159. Sylvia Harris and Jeannie Alberts topped 500 with 520 and 5138 respectively, while Cora Nuss 192 Jeannie Athberts 187 Chris Hites and Margaret Waller 182 each.
Gibson Feeds holds the league lead after a strong showing with top individual scores by Bob Forney 246 and Ted Bacon 210 204. A 923 team game and 2726 total pins anchored the eight member Gibson Feeds squad, while A Bird 240 and L Hunt 663 highlighted other high marks as standings show Thurman Bank Red Line Kiszier Service and Buffington's Pac a Service in pursuit.
Two injuries threaten MCHS prospects for the Tarkio Missouri Relays as Donnie Fieselman and Lanny Gay pull muscles during a Glenwood dual workout and will be sidelined several days. Coach Beasley notes newcomers impress, with Tommy Gidley, Vernon Thompson, and John Hays showing in distance and field events while Hites and Roenfeld excel in throwing and weights.
Malvern Community High may offer girls track this spring contingent on student interest. Principal A H No them and athletic director announced a meeting held Thursday to gauge demand before a definite decision. Vernon Arndt would coach if approved as officials cite softball conflicts and weather as reasons to prefer track facilities for girls.
Mr and Mrs Richard Bass and Douglas Mr and Mrs Frank Stevens Jr Mike Les and Julio and Mr and Mrs Dan Zanders and Kent of Omaha were guests. March birthdays of Mrs Bass Mike Stevens and Kent Zanders were celebrated. Afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Ben Sieck and grandson Larry Harriman. Bam Schmidt released from Doctor's Hospital in Omaha will recuperate at home after an accident.
Sunday celebrations marked Mr. Guy Haynie’s birthday with family members from Council Bluffs and Glenwood including Lloyd Haynie Cletis Haynie Karen and Mrs. Lloyd Haynie plus Mrs. Haynie’s birthday. Omaha visits and exams, dinners with friends, golden wedding anniversaries, and travel chatter accompany reports of rain and snow.
Relatives from Northboro Shenandoah Sidney Pacific Junction and Red Oak joined friends from Maryville and Wesleyan to honor Billy Blackman. Harold Grace Edith and Beverly mourn his passing as Pete Bartles Tom Kingery Eline Haney and others shared sympathy and visits in the community.
Community notes from Malvern Iowa chronicle visits among neighbors with Roystons Jones Kemp Gantz Blackman Haynie Seeger and Schroeder families. Mentions Omahas visits and market livestock with farmers looking forward to planting oats, grass seed and rhubarb emergence as spring arrives.
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