Our Market Wins Wednesday Night Bowling Champs
Our Market leads the Women's Wednesday Night League and shares team honors with Goy Oil Co after a three game set. Gwen Krecklow top scored with 226 while Evelyn Goy added 542 in total pins. Our Market totaled 820 high game and 2272 series with Glenwood Bank third at 802 and 2185.
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Gay Oil
B.P.W
Collins Drug
Fern’s Beauty
Malvern Bank
Glenwood Bank
Franksen & Johnson
Farm Bureau Inc
Gwen Krecklow
Ralph
Evelyn Goy
Goy
Barbara Peterson
Goy Oil Co
Goy Oi Co
Farm Bar
Ins
Collins Drug Co
A&w. Franksen
Fremont-Mills Lassies win first Corner meet at Farragut
Five schools competed as Fremont-Mills scored 88 2/3 points to win the first Corner conference girls track meet at Farragut. Farragut finished second with 85, Nishna Valley third, then Malvern and Essex. The meet featured multiple event results with winners from F-M and other schools in sprints, relays, hurdles, and field events.
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Fremont-Mills Gal
Farragut
Fremont-Mills
Nishna Valley One AG Malvern
Essex
Linda Howard
Jean van Horne
Jodi Rines
K. Mensen
Scott
Diane Sandquist
Sharon Shapcott
Withrow
Lewis NV
Petersen Ey
Nishna Valley
Fremont
Mills
Malvern
Jamont-Mills
Dash
Wilson F
Almquist E
Wolfe FM
L. Howard
Audrey Sietsema
Barbara Shapcott
Warnemund
Lorna Lewis
Glove Compartments Targeted in Petty Theft Spree
Glenwood police report rising petty theft complaints this week with seven reports by Wednesday. Thefts largely involve unlocked glove compartments in parked cars, with items such as sunglasses and flashlights taken. Authorities suspect youngsters exploiting driver carelessness.
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Glenwood
Obnoxious Pins Foil Krecklow’s Perfect Game bid
Two stubborn pins halted Ralph Krecklow after eleven straight strikes in a bowling ride. He finished 622 with his team posting the best game of 1000 pins and the top series 2775, boosting Gibson’s lead in the league standings.
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Ralph Krecklow
Krecklow
Aso
Gibson
Thurman Hawk
Buffington
Rager
Saddle Club Prepares for Henderson Rodeo Season
Wagon Wheel Saddle Club members held a pot luck at the Henderson rodeo grounds to brand stock and gear up for the season. Art Fritcher bought rodeo stock for early readiness as the season opens. Card of thanks from Charles Clark thanks well-wishers for hospital stay support.
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Wagon Wheel! Saddle Club
Henderson
Henderson Rodeo Grounds
Art Fritcher
pAvl
Baldoziers Depart for Colorado to Run New Cottages
Mr and Mrs Clifford Baldozier left Sunday evening for Colorado to operate their new business the Triple R Cottages. They own seven cottages located 1 1 4 miles southwest of Estes Park. Their sons Larry Gary and Donnie stay with grandparents until school ends.
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Clifford Baldozier
Colorado
Estes Park
Larry
Gary
Donnie
Oscar Baldozier
Cemetery Board Reelects Plans New Building
Malvern Cemetery Association directors held their annual meeting with J. F. Wearin Jr. reelected president F R Chantry treasurer and Lentz Powles secretary. Ora Campbell named sexton as the group approved summer care plans and a new chapel project with financing to be announced later.
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Malvern Cemetery Assn
J. F. Wearin Jr
F. R. Chantry
Lentz Powles
Ora Campbell
Peru State College hosts open house attracts 800 guests
More than 800 parents and prospective students signed the guest book at the Peru State Teachers College All-College Open House Sunday. Mills County visitors joined campus tours, a variety show, refreshments, and department explanations in the Student Center.
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Mills County
Peru State Teachers College
Neale. Gomon
Peru State
Harold Swett
David and Dwaine
Ramona Grindie
Archie Scott
Ralph Scott
Malvern
Hauling a Hog House Fined for Overwidth Permit
Leo Cook of Council Bluffs, a lumber company driver, was fined 25 dollars and costs by Justice of Peace John Hall for transporting a hog house overwidth to a farmer near Thurman. The charge cited violation of an overwidth permit.
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Justice of Peace
John Hall
Leo Cook
Council Bluffs
Thurman
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Malvern Volunteer Fire Dept
MVFD
John Scott
Bob Poorte
Rick Smith
Charles Wilson
Glen Bantz
Raeburn Benton
Allan O'Dell
Dick France
Leader
Jim A, Anderson
Tabor, Iowa
Shapcott
Wilson
Driscoll
Audrey Sietseman
Howard
Bateman
Sederburg E
Travis
Mickey McCartney
Hall
Janet Jones
Fleming
Rosamond Davis
Jones
Wall
Sandquist
Cogill E
Joyce Sederburg
Sonner EM
Hopkins
Frank E
Rose Hall
Barb Beasley
Aldrin
Spiker
Rob Krecklow
Saddle Club
Charles Clark
Byron Reed Co
Farnam Bidg
Omaha
Baldoziers
Dick Hunt
Reae
Blackburn
Richard D. BlackBurn
Jeep Trenching and Backhoe
Oakland
Charles Penry
Randolph
Iowa
Leonard Parker
Call Hastings
Children’s Shoes
Men
Glenwood SE
George Plumb
Charles D. Costello
Singer Sewing Maheine Co
Singer
Gene Winchester
Hospe Plano Co
Douglas St
Bob Rafferty
Johnson Locker
Stoddard Locker
Fender
Dan Vanderpool
Hastings
Morris W. Fender
Emerson
Johnson’s Grocery
Bell Telephone Co
J. R. Beckwith
Agte
Emerson Farm
Burl Morris
Emerson, Ia
Cecil Wax
CLARK
Everett Gipe
FUNK
America
Otha Dickersbach
Sayers Bros
Merrill Reisenweber
Federal Land Bank Association
West Broadway
Red Osk Monument Co
J. R. Hurst
Stewart
Stewart Seed Co
33Rd St
Nebr
Ellsworth Smith
Seaashings
Richard Henderson
Herp Ae Ce
Anderson Acres
Silver City
J.D
Bearcat Hammermill
Salyers Implement ‘Company
Rfd
Emergon
Lakin Implement Co
Rawleigh
W. Mills CO
Dept
Freeport
E. A. Green
R. L. Shapcott
Gesspool
Forrest Grasty
4Th Ave
Red Oak
J. N. Clark
W. B. Torrence
Grace Bingham
Ruel Harold
Basex
Stanton Auction
Clarinda Production Credit Assn
Otha
Wearin Farm Office
H. E. Knutson
Very Dees
Cemetery Board
Peru
Vern Lisle
Senate
State Senate
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