New Market Beats Malvern In Dreary Night Basketball
New Market won 2 from Malvern as both Malvern teams lost the opener in Corner conference play. The New Market girls edged the Oriolettes 70 68 after a 36 33 halftime deficit. Sharon Turner led Malvern with 36 and Joyce Whitehead had 33 for the Minerettes. The Orioles struggled offensively and failed to capitalize on free throws.
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Thei McHs Cagers
New Market
Sharon Turner
Malvern
Joyce Whitehead
Minerettes
Orioles
Banquet Honors 1963 Oriole Football Squad at Hillsdale
Malvern Community school district dads will honor the 1963 Oriole football squad next Monday at Hillsdale church at 6 30 p m. Kenneth Wells Ames high athletic director and former coach will speak. he also serves as president of the Iowa State Education Assn.
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Malvern Community
Oriole
Hillsdale
Kenneth Wells
Ames
Wells
Iowa State Education Assn
Orioles struggle as Miners pull ahead late in game
Orioles made only minor gains to trail 66 21 at the final whistle. The tall player stayed out of scoring areas under constant Miners pressure, leaving the Orioles on defense most of the time. Lanny Gay scored 6 for the Orioles while Warren Bunyan led the Miners with 20.
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Orioles
Lanny Gay
Warren Bunyan
Miners
Nishna Valley earns two conference wins over Hamburg
Nishna Valley swept Hamburg on their home floor Tuesday, the Blackhawkettes winning 56 to 40 and the boys 51 to 42. Shirley Fleming and Linda Johnson each scored 28 for the Valley. Marsha Ballain set a school record with 23 rebounds. Dale Sandquist led Hawks with 14 points. Jim Clayton had 18 for Hamburg. Next Tuesday valley hosts Lenox teams.
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Nishna Valley
Blackhawkettes
Nancy Viner
Linda Johnson
Shirley Fleming
Fhoto
Hamburg
Wildcat
Gals
Nveals
Marsha Ballain
Marlin Mercer
Cheryl Moody
Jerome Nauman
Boyshook
Dale Sandquist
Hawks
Jim Clayton
Wildcats
Lenox
Adult Farmer Class Dec 5 Meeting Details
The next Adult Farmer meeting will be held on Dec. 5 at 7:30 p.m. in the Vocational Agriculture building. Topic is New Farm Crops and questions on the state's soil testing program from last week will be addressed. Fifty-five farmers attended the previous meeting, and 92 are enrolled to date. Enrollment at the Dec. 5 meeting via a council member.
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Adult Farmer Council
Public notices from Mills County leaders and public bodies
Public notices from Mills County report legal actions and governance information. Items mention municipalities school districts and other public bodies with updates on actions deadlines and official notices. Community readers are advised to review details from the Malvern Leader for authoritative information.
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Malvern Leader
Aren Ae Oraciat
Mills County
Mmericts
Aaa i PA GU
Malvern special election on schoolhouse tax proposal
Public notice for a December 10, 1963 special election in Malvern Mills County Iowa announcing a measure to levy up to two and a half mills for up to five years to fund schoolhouse needs. Polls in five director districts open noon to 7 pm at listed locations with ballot instructions and yes no marking guidance.
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Malvern
Mills
Ralph A. Skerritt
Mills County
Iowa
Leonard Parker
Edwin G. Leu
Harry Evans
Range 41
State of
Malvern School District Election Notice on Tax Levy
On back of ballot print reads Community School District of Malvern Mills Iowa Director District No December 10 1963 On question of levying a school house tax Facsimile signature Secretary of the School Board The above notice of election is given by order of the School Board of the Community School District of Malvern Mills Iowa Woodford R Byington Secretary of the School Board
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Bnade ‘Community School District
Malvern
Mills
State OF Iowa
State of
Iowa
Woodford R. Byington
Deer Bow Season Closes December First Reminder
The State Conservation Commission reminds archers that deer bow season ends December 1 and hunters have until half an hour after sunset to bag their deer. Dry fall conditions slowed bow hunting, but recent moisture may boost late season kills ahead of the shotgun opener on December 14.
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State Conservation Commission
Hunetz
Bird Dogs Make the Difference in Pheasant Hunting
Everett Speaker of the State Conservation Commission says dogs make the difference between a full bag and none as wild pheasants test hunters this season. Moisture improves tracking. dry conditions hinder scent. He urges hunters to use dogs through January 1, noting dogs boost both success and enjoyment.
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Everett Speaker
Direcor
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Speaker
Wearin in Washington on Kennedy assassination
Senator Edward A. Wearin of Red Oak recalls his Washington visit last Friday when news of President Kennedy's assassination arrived. He describes the Capitol's shock, the unity of Congress, and his reflections on constitutional order and the nation’s response amid the tragedy.
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Sen. Wearin
Washington
Capitol
Ed. A. Wearin
Red Oak
Washington, D. C
Kennedy
Edward A. Wearing
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ben F. Jensen
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Jensen
Senate
Mr. Kennedy
Johnson
Science Degree for Bill Hyde from ISU Saturday
Bill Hyde joined 340 Iowa State graduates at the fall quarter commencement in Ames earning a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science. He is son of Richard and Mrs Hyde and has joined the Coast Guard, heading to Camp May for training before possible service in Connecticut. Family from Missouri attended. Samuel W. Evans also earned a B S in Aerospace Engineering as Mills County’s other graduate.
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Federal Land Bank
Land Bank
Richard W
Bill) Hyde
Iowa State University
Ames
Richard A. Hyde
West of Hastings
Bill
Coast Guard
Camp May
N. J
Camp
May
Connecticut
Mills County
Samuel W. Evans
Pearl
Avana
Buck Deer Killed by Truck Near Hastings
A 226 pound buck deer was killed Friday by a truck driven by 38 year old Thomas Junior Jamieson of Albia. The accident occurred about 6 30 p m a mile north of Hastings on highway 34. The truck sustained about 200 damage and the deer was turned over to a conservation officer.
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Thomas Junior Jamieson
Albia
Sheriff’s Office
Hastings
Highway 34
Weekend Visits Reported Around Preston and Red Oak
Oaks News notes quiet weekend in Preston Missouri with Mr and Mrs Jack Mabary. Visitors included Trent Jonas Hallister and Vernon Viner and Stephen in the Dean Warren home. Gena Weatherlund Willisea and Lloyd Hicks Red Oak visited Robert Hicks home Saturday. L E Brammeter attended Asmussen Fluher wedding at Glenwood Christian church. Janet Warren returned from Simpson College for a weeks vacation. Orville Warren Hed Oak and L E Brammeter visited Dean Warren and Morris Johnson homes Monday evening.
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Lea Mabary
Preston
Jack Mabary
Trent Jonas
Hallister
Vernon Viner
Stephen
Dean Warren
Gena Weaterlund
Willisea
Lloyd Hicks
Red Oak
Robert Hicks
L. E. Brammeter
Asmussen-Fluher
Christian Church
Glenwood
Janet Warren
Simpson College
Mra
Orville Warren
Hed Oak
Morris Johnson
Mission Circle Meeting Rolls Bandages for Leper Colony
Oaks Mission Circle met at the church on Wednesday afternoon led by president Mrs Ralph Cole. The service opened with a hymn At the Cross Roads. A Psalm 100 reading and a short poem praised thanks. Bandages were rolled for a leper colony in South America. Next meeting members to bring one dozen cookies for rest homes. Mrs Morris Johnson and Mrs Fred Lemon served gingerbread with whipped cream nuts mints and coffee to 13 ladies and several children.
Vacation guests share Canada trip viewing movie
Mr and Mrs Merrill Sowers and Marlyn were Thursday evening visitors in the Robert Hicks home. Saturday evening guests of Jack Mabary included Mr and Mrs Chris Jensen Wayne and Mike Mr and Mrs Lordon Frink Garry and Barry Mrs Bud Steen and Mr and Mrs Este Darby and they saw a film about their Canada vacation.
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Merrill Sowers
Marlyn
Robert Hicks
Chris Jensen
Wayne
Mike
Lordon Frink
Garry and
Barry
Myr
Bud Steen
Este! Darby
Jack Mabarye
Canada
Oaks Community Church Sunday schedule and stats
Rev Paul Lavin pastor Merrill Sowers Supt Sunday School 10 a m Worship Service 11 a m Mid week Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Choir practice Wednesday 8 30 p m Sunday evening worship service 8 p m Young people's prayer service Saturday 7 p m Sunday School attendance 88 Visitors 2 Offering 11 81 Scripture Psalm 110 Bermant topic What shall I render to their Lord Choir To God be the Glory
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Oaks Community Church
Paul Lavin
Merrill Sowers
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House of Representatives
America
Congress
United States
Bill Hyde
ISU
W. J. Gann
James W. Gann
Gallatin, Mo
Oaks News
L. E. Brammer
Mission Circle
Good Grain Company
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