Trojans Beat Malvern In Narrow Victory On Misty Field
Essex Trojans climb out of Corner cellar with a 7 2 win over the Malvern Orioles on a damp Trojan field. Malvern’s offense stalled with only 72 rushing yards and two first downs, while Essex posted 131 rushing yards and a third quarter touchdown set by a Gerald Carlson reception from Gene Carlson for the score.
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Essex Trojans
Malvern Orioles
Orioles
Trojans
Gerald Carlson
Gene
Gerald
Malvern
Essex
Postpone PP&E Contests a Week
The Punt Pass and Kick contest sponsored by Salyers Auto Co was moved from last Saturday to this Saturday due to drizzle. Entries from Fremont Mills Nishna Valley and Malvern elementary schools were expected. The fair grounds event starts at 1 p m.
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Salyers Auto Co
Fremont Mills
Nishna Valley
Malvern
Fair Grounds
Glenwood Boys and Girls Open Basketball Season
On Nov 16 Glenwood's basketball season begins for both teams. Girls coach Vernon Arndt has the team practicing for four weeks and shows strong pep. Boys will start after the football season ends on Nov 9, aiming to improve on last year.
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MCHS
Vernon Arndt
Deer Collision Near Henderson Injures No People
Mr and Mrs Clinton Parker of south of Henderson collided with a deer last Sunday evening south of the Lorance Lisle farm. The front end of their car was demolished but the Parkers were unharmed. The deer's condition was not reported.
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Clinton Parker
Henderson
Lorance Lisle Farm
Parkers
F M Girls Team to Peru for Basketball Jamboree
Peru Nebraska hosts a 1962 basketball season opener at Peru State gymnasium Tuesday November 13 with the worlds largest male team against a coed squad Dominant coeds expected to defeat the Tanners based on experience and mobility The second game features Southeast Nebraska Real s Jahaa Seidi Sncasca finds a RA
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Peru
Neb
Peru State Teachers College
Ionegiana
Neb- Reals Jahaa Seidi
Cowboys Stop Nishna Valley 18-0 on Misty Friday
Four pass interceptions hampered Nishna Valley as Sidney beat the Blackhawks 18 to 0. LaVerne Orton scored twice, 43 yards and 20 yards, after the picks, with Steve Miler adding the first extra point. Rick Lunn left the game in the second quarter with an injury.
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Nishna Valley
Sidney
Cowboys
LaVerne Orton
Steve Miler
Blackhawks
Sesson
Rick Lunn
Wednesday Night Bowling Standings Remain Unchanged
The Women's Wednesday Night Bowling league at Stanley Bowl saw no overall change in standings. Winners went 2-1 this week: Rollie's Texaco over Guy Qil lo, Glenwood Bank over Mal vern Bank, B P W over Our Market, Collins Drug over Frankson Johnson, and Fern's Beauty over A. W. All 2 to 4. Top individual honors were shared with 198 games by Betty Radford and Agnes Livengood. Mary Stanley 191 and Jan Forney 191 followed, with Stanley 524 for the best series. Glenwood Bank led team games with 813, Rollie's 808, and B P W 778, as Rollie's posted the top series and lumber totals.
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Rollie
Texaco
Guy Qillo
Glenwood Bank
Malvern Bank
B.P.W
Our Market
Collins Drug
Frankson & Johnson
Fern
Beauty
Betty Radford
Agnes Livengood
Mary Stanley
Jan Forney
Stanley
Radford
Ruth Stanley
Rollie’s
Gay Oil
Nollie’s Texaco
Gay Oil Co
Fern’s Beauty
W. Epee
A. & W. Ito Reesen & J’son
Gibsons Kizziers in Close League Contests
Gibson Feeds and Kizzier's swap positions in a close league night as Gibson’s up four points on Gay Oilers while Kizzier’s win three from Buffington’s. Red Line Gil strengthens third with four from Rager’s. Westside Cafe climbs to fourth by three from Thurman Bank. Malvern Stor dump Pace’s by three of four. Ralph Krecklow led with 248 and Jim Stanley topped with 617, Kigaler’s Service posted a 2731 series and 949 game.
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Gibson
Kizzier
Pioneers
Oilers
Buffington’s
Red Line
Gil
Rager’s
Westside Cafe
Thurman Bank
Malvern Stor
Ralph Krecklow
Jim Stanley
Kigaler
Krecklow
Gay Cloyed
Larry Hedlund
Don Stan
All Bowled Over at Stanley Bowl Hallowe'en Night
Fans in the Wednesday women's bowling league dressed in fancy costumes. No perfect games were reported. Players in the front line included Barbara Peterson and Phyllis Fisher with Evelyn Gay and Ruth Trimmer.
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Stanley Bowl Hallowe'en
Barbara Peterson
Phyllis Fisher
Evelyn Gay
Ruth Trimmer
Cora Nuss
Lat Mercer
Virginia Writz
Winnie Mc Uhisky
Bobbie Lincoln
Shirley Turner
Gwen Krecklow
Margaret Waller
Ocle Dickersbach
Jan Forney
Agnes Livengood
Ardith Scheffel
Marie Hopp
Hamburg Wildcats steam to 42-19 win over South Page
Hamburg continued its Corner Conference drive last Friday, overpowering South Page 42-19 behind three second quarter touchdowns and three more in the fourth. Ken Winkler starred with three rushing scores and a key interception, while Mickey Thompson added a 34 yard TD reception and two more passes for scores as the Wildcats built a commanding lead before securing the victory. Fremont-Mills also won 13-0 at New Market, Bud Severn scoring early and Bill Watson adding a late score with Hawkins assisting on the point after. Farragut defeated Stanton 25-13 to pull into a third place tie, led by Larry Gruber with two scoring plays and Bruce Mount adding a late score.
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Hamburg
Wildcats
South Page
Richard Hornung
Jim Taylor
Larry Nowles
Rebels
Taylor
Nowles
Ken Winkler
Mickey Thompson
Winkler
Thompson
James Clayton
Pat Wray
Mickey
Fremont-Mills
New Market
Knights
Bud Severn
WN. M
Bill Watson
Sam Hawkins
Farragut
Buffalo Attracts Interest at Goys Buffalo
Passers by near Malvern observe a 1300 pound shaggy buffalo among Richard Goy’s cattle. The animal was brought in with a shipment of stock and browses peacefully with the herd, drawing attention as locals note the odd wildlife presence among familiar farm animals.
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Richard Goy
Malvern
Goy
Cubs Receive Awards at Oct Pack Meeting
The October Pack meeting at the Community building featured Lion badge flag ceremony by Bear Scouts, a skit titled The Twisted Library, and multiple awards. Bobcat pins went to Gary Ford Joe Wearin Bryce Benscoter Jerry Irvin Matthew Knight Stephen Beattie. Wolf patches to Dennis Kyln Bill Schiebel. Bear patch to David Kyana. Arrow points to Chuckie Hawkins. denner stripes to Gary Ford and assistant to Matthew Knight. September awards listed include Bobcat pin James Lippinente Bear patch Phillip Jackett and Ass't Denner Bary. The next meeting is set for December G with a pot luck, and donations marked from Pack 242 Malyern Cub Scouts for Christmas distribution.
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den 1 Wader
Den
Ruth Miller
Louise Uarker
Cubimaster Washburn
Gary Ford
Joe Wearin
Bryce Benscoter
Jerry Irvin
Matthew Knight
Stephen Beattie
Dennis Kyln
Bill Schiebel
David Kyana
James Lippinente
Phillip Jackett
Ass't Denner
Bary
Last Home Game for Orioles Fri
Malvern Orioles meet Sidney Cobras in the final 1962 football game at home on Friday night. Broadcasters will cover the clash as part of a group slate across the Comer Conference. Other matches include Tambury bye mont Mills at Vabor and New Market versus Nighlina Voalller at Wmorson with Essex at Warraygui and Stanton facing South Page at College Springs.
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Malvern Orioles
Sidney Cawbors
Grovnds
Tad
Tambury
Unclear Names Listed in Fragmented Notices
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple names and phrases such as Hewe Beout Randall Joyeoor and various surnames. The text mentions two year periods and adults presented with names including Caroline Washburn Louise Tarbers Huth Miller Flo Bell and Clete Salyats, but details are incomplete and location or context are unclear.
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Hewe Beout
Randall
Wehalos
Joyeoor Ping
Chuckle Traaking
Adina
Duaird
Ti Barer
Vevee Nothen
Keith Barber
Steven Miller
Mbp
Mackett
Roger Faork
Robbie Washburn
Don Bell
Rodney Powlea
Hubert Homitiv
Ping
Caroline Washburn
Louise Tarbers Liew
Huth Miller
Flo Bell
Clete Salyats
Pheasant Opening Expected With Good Crop of Birds
The State Conservation Commission reports a favorable pheasant opening due to abundant nesting cover and a mild spring. Populations are strong in most regions, with some areas showing fewer young birds after heavy rains. Two new counties Cherokee and Buena Vista open to Hungarian partridge hunting. pheasant and Hun season runs November 10 to December 14 from 9 am to 4 30 pm with bag limits of three cock pheasants and two Hungarian partridges per day. Hunters share private land and should seek farmer permission and practice safety.
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State Conservation Commission
Atlas High
Tiuns
Cherokee
Buda Vista
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Glenwood Boys
By Clayton Hertz
F-M
Malvern Gun Club
Malvern, JR
Turkeys
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Iowa
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Glenwood
Fremont-Mills High School
Tabor
Gibsons
Donnkill Bell
Sandal Barber
le Noser Poort
Philip Twekolt
Viavid
David
Page
Fremont- Mills
Sidney Farragut New Market
Stanton Essex Malvern
Buffalo
Goys
Tager’n Lindry
Qoy Oslerg
Cubs
Albert Washburn
Louise Marber
National Rifle Association
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