Malvern and Fremont Mills Girls Battle Across Spring Meet
The rivalry between Fremont Mills and Malvern girls remains fierce as track season unfolds. Sandra Hayes’s disqualification cost Malvern a possible one point win at the Squaw Valley Relays as Sandy and teammates like Carol Wolfe and Janet Jones dominate events. The community tightens around sportsmanship, pool debates, and a new Jock Stanley Redi-Mix plant, with water concerns resurging amid town developments.
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Fremont Mills
Malvern Girls
Ortotettes
F-M
Squaw Valley
Sandy
Aoace
Malvern
Jock
Printing Call The Malvern Leader for all kinds
Printing request for Malvern Leader fulfilled. Notices and advertisements prepared for diverse printing needs. Local business announcements listings and public notices prepared for inclusion in Malvern Leader editions.
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Malvern
Fremont Mills Gals Lead Malvern in Corner Meet Relay Sweep
Fremont-Mills girls won all six relay events and led Malvern 86-84 at the Corner Conference girls track meet in Farragut. Sandra Hays swept four events including the broad jump and sprints, with Carol Wolfe and Janet Jones also claiming multiple titles for the Oriolettes.
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Fremont-Mills
Farragut
Malvern
Oriolettes
Sandra Hays
MCHS
Carol Wolfe
Dash
Janet Jones
Art Honored at UN Rodeo Weekend in Lincoln
Fritcher who produced the college rodeo at the University of Nebraska was made an honorary member of the UN Rodeo association during the event. His grandson Steven Talkington of Elmdale Kansas joined the Fritchers in Lincoln and will spend the summer aiding with the rodeo series they will produce.
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Art Fritcher
University of Nebraska
UN Rodeo Association
Steven Talkington
Elmdale
Kan
Fremont-Mills girls win Blackhawkette Relays title claim
Fremont-Mills dominates with 48 points at Red Oak as Malvern, Manilla, and Nishna Valley contributions stack up in field events and relays. Janet Jones leads shot put while Kay Cox and Connie Shaefer top in hurdles and softball throw. Junior high standout Peggy Haack shines in 80 meter lows and relay legs.
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Fremont-Mills
Red Oak
Knightettes
Kay Cox
Bedford
Elaine Wilson
Carol ‘Wolfe
Malvern
Marge Wilson
Cellar Team Knocks Tabor Off the Top
In Wednesday Dowling League action Jamison knocked Tabor D-X from first with a three loss showing. Glenwood Bank moved near the lead by taking two or three from Hollie’s Texaco, while Gay Oil, A. and W, and others won two games each. Next week’s matchups shape a dandy title race.
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Allo-Rans
Jamison
Tabor D-X
Glenwood Bank
Hollie
Texaco
Gay Oil
B.P.W
Collin
Connie's
Gay Oil Co
Perm
Tabor
Rollie's Texaco
Connie’s
Collin's Drug Co
B. PL. W
Jamison'’s
Rollie’s Texaco
Rollie’s
Glanwood Bank
Sidney Leads NV in Jr Hi Track Meet
Sidney edged Nishna Valley to win the western half of the Corner Conference Junior High meet held Tuesday in Glenwood. Top performers included Barbara Peterson and Beth Surface for girls plus multiple NV, MV and F-M athletes earning firsts and high placings across field events and sprints.
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Sidney
Nishna Valley
Glenwood
Corner May Recognize Good Sportsmanship
Corner conference principals met in Essex Wednesday afternoon to discuss a traveling trophy plan for next year. Plans include a sportsmanship rating system with cheerleaders and sponsors, possibly awarding the trophy monthly during the season. Summer baseball and football schedules were reviewed with daylight saving time noted for most games. A conference cheerleader clinic at St Joe Missouri next fall was approved, with bus costs covered from basketball tournament proceeds.
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Essex
South Page
St. Joe
Malvern Freshman Softball Team Sees Tough Start
Malvern Milling Co. freshman entry in the Southwest Iowa Softball Association has three games, losing to Oasia Tavern of Glenwood 21 1, Plattsmouth 8 0, and Maxwell Elevator 11 0. Darrell Waisner hit the lone homer, while hitting remains the squad’s weakness. Wayne White has started on the mound with Don Weat as reliever, Roger Rumery catching. The team, coached by Wilbur Wolfe, expects improvement as the season continues with a schedule through July 16, including a make up game against Glenwood Murphy and a game vs Stanleys at Glenwood field.
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Malvern Milling Co
Malvern
Southwest Iowa Softball Association
Wilbur Wolfe
Oasia ‘Tavern
Glenwood
Plattsmouth
Maxwell Elevator
Darrell Waisner
Wolfe
Wayne White
Don Weat
Roger Rumery
Murphy
Stanleys
Glenwood Field
Malvern Leader reports May 7, 1964 edition in Malvern
The Malvern Leader of Malvern Iowa publishes in May 7 1964 issue covering local news, community events, and notices from Malvern and surrounding area.
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THE
Malvern Leader
Malvern, Iowa
Hastings Discontinues Sunday Skating This Summer
Jack Largent reports that there will be no roller skating on Sundays through the summer or until further notice due to vacations and other activities. Thursday skating remains from 7 to 9 p.m.
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Jack Largent
Hastings
Deer Struck by Car on County Road Near Glenwood
Sheriff Edwin Barkus reports a deer was hit at midnight Friday on a county road six miles northeast of Glenwood. The driver was Samuel Schoening, 16, and the car sustained about 150 dollars in damage.
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Edwin Barkus
Glenwood
Samuel Schoening
Ladies Plan Fairview Country Club Program
The ladies of Fairview Country Club organized a summer program with appointed officers led by Chairman Barb Watsner and coordinators for activities, pairing, handicap, and historian. The program starts Thursday May 21 with signups continuing this week and weekly pairings to be published.
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DeVerne Osterfoss
MCHS
Fairview Country Club
Beverly Forney
Connie Lewellen
Marsha Deitchler
Chris Rumery
Gerry Granteer
Mary Lou Fritz
Ladies of Fairview Country Club
Barb Watsner
Claire Zanders
Lee
Trens
Marion Jones
Gertrude Hampton
Jacque Muilholland
Ehrm
Dixie Ben‘ton
Pauline Harshbarger
Thursdany
Malvern Gals Fifth At Squaw Relays In Mo Valley Meet
Malvern girls placed fifth with 30 points at the Squaw Relays in Missouri Valley. Sandra Hays won the 60 yard dash in 7.8 seconds and was runner up in the 100. Carol Wolfe won the 80 meter low hurdles in 13.0 seconds. Wolfe, Hopp, Jones and Poort ran the Oriolette 320 relay to a second place. A disqualification in the 440 yard dash cost Malvern an additional first. Fremont Mills Ball was second with 35 points. Nishna Valley scored 2 points with Diana Fields fourth in the 60 yard dash.
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Wolfe
Charlotte Davis
Coghill
Diane Hopp
Rine
Fremonti-Mills
Jackie Travis
King
Audrey Sietsema
Marge Wilson
Farragut
Nishna Valley
Malvern
New Market
Hays
Diane Field
Clara Dalton
McAlpin
Thurman
Fremont-Mills
Rex Maxwell
Pat van Horn
E. Wilson
Davis
Withrow
Farrett
Lorimer
Jones
van Horn
Hays M
Sandra Cullin I
Maxwell FM
Marsha Deitechler
Fremont- Mills
E Wilson
Sietsema
Travis
Dalton
Carol Wolfe
Carol Davis
East Monona
Sandra Hays
Linda Schram
Manilla
Elaine Wilson
Far
Ragut
Peggy Haack
Pat Johnson
Kay Rydberg
Darlene Sandquist
Malvern Gals
Missouri Valley
Sandra
Janet Jones
Oriolette
Kathy Poort Runnin
Fremont Mills Ball
Diana Fields
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Randy Ballinger
Shirley Moors
Rayna Reed
Sherry O'Dell
Corner Conference
Diane Coghill
Marilyn Bateman
Franks
Linda Johnson
Pam Franks
Kathy Smith
Smith
Bickett
Ben Viner
V. King
Cheryl McAlpin
Carol Jones
Erickson
Corner
Malvern Farragut
Cste
UN Rodeo
Jack Shadden
Tabor, IA
Nishna
Hamburg Malvern
Koch H
Gilbert H
Clark
Greedy S
Fleming
Herbert MV
Bateman
Lowe S
Sargent NV
Stewart M
Goodman
Hopkins
Hinkle
Glasgow
Beer F-M
Gardner H
Brownfield
Boileau
Wake FM
Zanders
Gage
Larry
Swoboda
Kudron
Sheldon S
Pierce
Sargent
Hamburg
Bruce
Swett
Young Malvern
Ladies Plan
Fairview Country Club Program
Mo. Valley
Detroit
Ati
Ford
Salyers Auto Company
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