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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1961

Page

7

Malvern Medley Team Sets New Marks in District Meet

Malvern Mills district meet at Harlan features FM Newton clocking records in the mile and relay wins. Fremont-Mills runners Don Fieselman Gee Robinson Bill Aistrope Jack May lead a strong medley effort while Glenwood and others also post high placings. Dave Newton sets marks in discus and football throw, FM places well in Class B, and Malvern athletes claim multiple events with strong relay showings.

Malvern Newton Harlan Don, Fieselman Gee Robinson Bill Aistrope Jack May Fremont Mills Glenwood Fremont-Mills Logan Dave Newton Roger Larsem Underwood Dave Geren Gee Aistrope Dale’ Allensworth

Farragut Dominates Corner Junior High Meet at Malvern

Farragut trackmen won the Corner conference junior high meet at Malvern with first place in 72 events. Records fell in broad jump, 50 yard dash, shot put, 880 yard relay, 220 yard dash, and pole vault as Fremont-Mills, Malvern, and Hamburg followed.

Farragut Fair Grounds Field Malvern Farraguttads Framont Mills Annen F Bicken Dahl Lair H Scott M Gruber Birkby Limbacher Hardy Lorimer Mann Hobbins Blancherd Kammon Moody Roenfeld Gruber F Gid Jrey Jensen FM Clay Essex Fremont-Mills Hamburg Catlett H Carson E Rusnfeld Clayton H Annen Harold Jackson M Larr H Ponton Severn Whitehill Glasgow Gardner H Bickett Streeter

Fishing Was Good and Expensive Too

Larry Lenz of Red Oak enjoyed a productive bass outing in Mills County but faced a steep fine for possession beyond the five fish limit. Justice of the Peace John Hall noted Lenz held ten fish. the $10 per fish fine reached the minimum charge under the statute, with $100 per fish possible. Conservation Officer Christie Hein filed the violation, and Lenz claimed he did not realize he exceeded the limit during the excitement.

Larry Lenz Red Oak Christie Hein Lenz Justice of Peace John Hall Mills County Hein

Iowa Coast Guard boat numbers remain for registered owners

Iowa State Conservation Commission announces that boat owners with Coast Guard numbers may keep the same numbers under the state system if they register by July 4, 1962. applies to those who registered with the Coast Guard before May 8 this year. The note includes local comment on dogs and enforcement of city ordinances in nearby towns.

Cobacrvation Goenitnte Sion Towa Coast Guard Robert Buckley Commission Iowa Malvern Tabor Glenwood Petunia

Nishna Valley Baseball Starts with 40 Candidates

Forty players reported for baseball practice at Nishna Valley High. Coach Gary Greenwood leads the club in the Corner conference summer schedule with opening game June 22 at Emerson against Sidney. Other dates include Malvern, Stanton, Farragut, Essex, Hamburg, and Fremont Mills games, plus a sectional tournament the week of July 14.

Nishna Valley Emerson

Malvern golfer Allensworth medalist at district event

Allensworth led Malvern with a 100 at the district high school golf tournament held last Saturday at Harlan. Teammates Gordon Scott 102 Fib Robinson 103 Dennis Allensworth 106 followed as Malvern scores. Harlan won district with Sellers 72 and Fisher 74. Seven schools competed.

Allensworth Malvern Harlan Gordon Scott Fib Robinson Dennis Allensworth Sellers Fisher Manning

Open House at Highway Garage Next Tuesday

National Highway Week 1961 proclaimed by President Kennedy and Governor Erbe. Iowa Highway Commission and Towa Good Roads Association sponsor open house to inspect Glenwood maintenance garage and equipment. Displays cover maintenance, construction, snow removal, traffic weighing, litter work, maps, and research photos. Public invited for May 23 event.

John F. Kennedy Norman A. Erbe Iowa The Highway Commission Towa Good Roads Association Iowa Commission Glenwood

Airman Stevens to Chanute AFB

Airman Gerald C. Stevens son of Mr and Mrs Raymond J Stevens of Malvern has completed basic training at Lackland Texas and is selected for Motorized and Miscellaneous Equipment Maintenance technical training at Chanute AFB. A Malvern High School graduate, he will receive further military and technical instruction before assignment to an operational USAF unit.

Gerald C. Stevens Raymond J. Stevens Malvern Air Force Lackland, Tex Chanute Afb Lackland Aaa Cabesee Ala Capeltraes Air Force Technical Training Center Usaf Aerospace Force

Sideswipe Crash North of Tabor Causes Little Damage

A Monday highway 75 collision five miles north of Tabor involved Fred W. Walter 58 Council Bluffs and Lee A. Wise 56 of Tabor. Both cars sideswiped causing an estimated 600 dollars damage to Walters left side and 300 dollars damage to Wises left front. No injuries were reported.

Fred W. Walter Council Bluffs Lee A. Wise Tabor Sheriff’s Office Walter Wise

Emerson Auxiliary Plans for Poppy Day Promotion

The American Legion Auxiliary No. 576 met at the Legion hall on May 12. A letter from Mrs. Walter Moody of Cheyanne Wyoming thanked the unit for the wheelchair and sent a $10 check. The Poppy Window will be in Lang's feed store this year with Mrs. George Basa as chairman. Poppy wreaths will be made Saturday evening May 28 at the Legion hall.

American Legion Auxiliary No. 576 the Legion Hall Walter Moody Cheyanne Wyo Lang George Basa

Local visits brighten weekend in Omaha and Carson

Mr and Mrs Jack Hogautt and family from Omaha visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs Hogautt's mother Mrs Kettlewell of Carson. They were joined by Mrs Clarence Hogautt. Mrs Flora Kochersperger was a dinner guest Thursday at the home of Eva and Jim Boyer.

Jack Hogaett Omaha Mra Hogaett Kettlewell Carson Clarence Hogaett Flora Kochersperger Eva Jim Boyer Ralph Cole Henderson Bertha Cole Fred Ashley Sioux City Walter Clites LeRoy Finder Pinder Don Hastwood Jack Waterman M. D. Lang Des Moines John Clarke Lloyd Warner Robert Turner Council Bluffs Jesse Turner Glenwood Chas Edie Hebe L. Die John Hillyer Pearline Frank Sawyers Estella Sawyers Evert Sawyers R. C. Sawyers Iexhel Pendergraft Caraon Har Gon B. R. Bridge Ronald Smith

World War 1 vets to meet in Glenwood

The Veterans of World War 1 of the U S A Milla County Bar racks No 1337 and the Ladies Auxiliary will meet in Glenwood Friday at 8 p m. A call answered at 11 a m Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Dean Mitchell on the old Tubbs place northeast of town. Fire was serenading in the pasture north but brought under control.

Glenwood Milla County Barracks Ladies Auxiliary Dean Mitchell Tubbs Place

Surprise Birthday Coffee for Mrs Morse

A morning surprise party honored Mrs. Raymond Morse with coffee and birthday cake. Attendees included Minas Susie Mitchell Mamie Guthrie Ina Winters Lorraine Ifna call Myrtle Walker Sharon Hoover Tracy Rene King Mitchelle Alta Shoop Mary Shoop Carol Morse Kevin Karin Roberta Mitchell Barbara Gillespie and Iya Gillespie. Mrs Gillespie baked the cake and nut bread and Mrs Morse received lovely gifts.

Mis. Morse Raymond Morse Minas Susie “Mitchell Mamie Guthrie Ina Winters and Sons Lorraine Ifnacall Myrtle Walker Sharon Hoover Tracy Rene King

Memorial Service Held at Emerson WSCS May 10

Emerson WSCS hosted a memorial service May 10 at the Methodist church honoring Mrs. W. V. Morrison and Mrs. Elbridge Shack. The event featured tributes by Mrs. Willa Grant and Mrs. John Parker, a Sunrise poem by Mrs. M. D. Lang, and devotions by Mrs. Erma Allen. Twenty new members joined the WSCS and retiree gifts were presented by Mrs. Iva Qulespta on behalf of the WSCS to retiring president Mrs. Quentin Johnson.

W.S.C W. V. Morrison Elbridge Shack Willa Grant John Parker M. D. Lang Erma Allen BE. R. Birdsall Harold Hossle Homer Shoop Max Naylor

Rites at Emerson for Vance Ward

Vance Ward born November 11 1883 entered into rest after 16 days illness at Red Oak hospital. Married Mable Graham February 1 1916 in Ashland Nebraska later moved to Mills county. Survived by wife daughter Doris and husband Ward Cooper granddaughter Madline Bergren sister Alma Wheeler brothers Hoyt Albert Jack, many neighbors. Funeral May 12 at Emerson Methodist Church with Rev. Willis Grant officiating. Interment Salem cemetery Emerson.

Vance Ward Red Oak Hospital Martin Nancy Ward Mable Graham Ashland Neb Mills County Doris Mable Ward Cooper Villisea Madline Bergren Rere “Weina Chid Ben Ycaurdsergren Duane Jr Steven Alma Wheeler Denver Colo Hoyt Ward Ottumwa Albert Ward Earleville Jack Ward Murray Emerson Methodist Church Willis Grant Earl Hagel Ralph Good Glenn Cooper Homer Connell Harold Cooper Edward Greenwood Ray Fields Wilbur Morrison Frederick Larsen Helen Warren Harald Cooper Ward Coy Salem Cemetery Emerson

Shower Honoring Miss Potter Planned At Baptist Church

A Tuesday night shower at the Baptist church honored Miss Barbara Potter with blue and white decor. Committee members included Margie Hampton Lucille Huntsman A Fleming Mae Hall E A Decker Gordon Buehrer Willie Huntsman Duane Hampton Veryle Timgon Mae Bird Patty Louise Wortman Marylin Williams. The bride-to-be received many gifts and 55 attended.

Miss Potter Barbara Potter The Baptist Church Mmes Margie Hampton Lucille Huntsman A. Fleming Mae Hall E. A. Decker Gordon Buehrer Willie Huntsman Duane Hampton Veryle ‘Timgon Mae ‘Bird Patty Louise Wortman Marylin Williams

Local families host dinners and events in Red Oak area

Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Dickerson and daughter of Red Oak took Mrs. Mabel Dunlap to Shenandoah for dinner Sunday. Mrs. Isabel Pendegraft went to Carson Wednesday night to attend the class play in which a granddaughter had a part. Jack McFarland and Tom Ingenarella of Tenville were dinner guests Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ingersoll. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Johnson Mrs. Emil Carlson ac Eanex.

Neil Edis Wanda Roger Hastings Mra Chas Edie Dean Mitchell Barbara Raymond Morse Lee Riley Griswold Glade Riley Lawrence Gclearmont Roy Gravett Michael Duane Red Oak Hospital Gravett Clyde Gravett Shari Cindy Rog Jr Vicki Bandra Barns Omaha Mia John Barns Larry Straight Dorothy Bah Jer Ivan Straight Anna Johnson Marshal Manor Red Oak LeRoy Johnson Des Moines Johnson Lavern Dickerson Mabel Dunlap Shenandoah Isabel Pendegraft Carson Jack McFarland Tom Ingereall Tenville Clyde Ingersoll Emil Carlson Eanex

Community church notices and social scenes in Malvern

The Malvern Leader lists Emerson First Baptist Church activities led by Pastor Dick Person with services and a Baccalaureate, plus Emerson Methodist events and senior youth groups. A birthday party honors Mrs. Chan Edie, and numerous local residents host and visit each other, with many travel and family visit notes across Malvern and nearby towns.

Emerson First Baptist Church Dick Person Robert Goad Nishna Cottage Mra Gayle Greenwood

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