Malvern Community High Opens with Quiet First Day
Notes from the first day at Malvern Community High describe a proud crowd as students settled into a new building. Principal Rachel leads a student meeting covering the school, rivals, and departures while classrooms remain unexpectedly quiet during observations of operations and access.
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NV Divides With Hamburg In Non Conference Gridiron Nights
Hamburg girls upset Nis hna Valley 49 37 in non conference play as Edna Ploming 18 and Janet Million 18 led the Hawkettes while Vaughn Babbitt starred on both ends with 19 points and 17 rebounds. Valley boys defeated Hamburg 52 24 with Kerry Crain scoring 10 for the losers.
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Hamburg Girls
Nishna Valley
Valley Boys
Wildcats
Edna Ploming
Hawkettes
Janet Million
Hawks
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Hamburg
Wildests
Vaughn Babbitt
Kerry Crain
Bow and Arrow Deer Season Closed Nov 28
DES MOINES IOWA Iowa archers hunting deer are reminded that the bow and arrow season closes shortly after sunset Thanksgiving Day The 62 day season began September 23 and ends November 28 across the state.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Conservation Commission
Remove Boats From State Property
Boaters must remove their craft from state property by December per the Jaws Conservation Commission. The rule allows only ice fishing houses under current permits, aiming to prevent boats left in near freezing water. Extreme caution advised for late fall craft use due to immersion risk.
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Des Moines Jowa
Poperty
Panneuer
Jaws Conservation Commission
Crowd gathers as student entrance opens for east Ute parking
An extremely large crowd forms and the student entrance will be opened for those who park on the Ute east side.
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Ute
Fremont-Mills and Villisea Divide Friday Wins
Fremont-Mills beat Villisea 42 20 as Barryn Anderson scored 16 and the Knights led 22 10 at halftime. Villisea girls defeated Knightelles 72 40 with Co Veen Means scoring 47 to pace the win.
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Barryn Anderson
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Vilisea Girls
Knightelles
Shenandoah defeats Fremont-Mills in season opener 61-55
Diane Bliss led the Knightettes with 16 points while Rick Anderson scored 26 for Shenandoah. Fremont-Mills led at halftime but Shenandoah outscored them 44-25 in the second half at Thurman, limiting fouls as Barry Anderson and Dave Bell fouled out in the third.
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Rick Anderson
Knights
Barry Anderson
Dave Bell
NV Gals Win in Essex Non Conference Game
Nishna Valley split results with Essex as the girls posted a 52 to 46 victory and the Hawks boys fell 39 to 34. Edna Fleming led NV with 26 points and Gene Maher added 12 while Kay Walker paced Essex with 26.
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Nishna Valley
Essex
Hawks
Essex Girls
Hawkettes
Gene Maher
Edna Fleming
Fleming
Maher
Kathy Crinndle
Ginger Lunn
Valley Guards
Mary Anderson
Kay Walker
NV Hawks
Essex Trojans
Vaughn Rabbit
Bob Erickson
Soybean Yield Talk at Adult Farmer Class
Monday evening class at 7:30 in Vec. AS Building. Mr. Jay West, extension agronomist, will discuss new soybean varieties and yield improvements. Refreshments provided. open to all interested growers.
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Vec. AS
Jay West
Extension Area Agronomist
Christmas Seals drive 62nd year against respiratory diseases
Contributions to Christmas Seals continue for the 62nd year to wage war against tuberculosis. Christmas Seals also fight emphysema, chronic bronchitis, asthma, hay fever and pneumonia. Environmental factors are tackled and air pollution is a concern of the association. The campaign educates youth about cigarette smoking.
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Christmas Seal Association
Booster Club Meeting Change of Date at Chantry
Malvern Booster Club announces a meeting on Monday December 2 at Chantry School. Members are urged to attend and note the date change from the previous schedule.
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Malvern Booster Club
Chantry School
Husking Bee Held At Williams Farm For Mrs Williams
Close friends gathered Thursday morning to assist Mrs. Claude Williams with harvesting her 1963 corn crop and storing it in cribs following the death of Mr. Williams on November 2 due to a heart attack. Helpers included Wayne Hilton Mike Bloomer Leo Clark Don Carberg John Parker Ma Boyce Drayton Slaughter Darwin McGinnis Gene Hilton Ernest Brower Ben Jackson Gordon Scherer George Moore Clayton Bower Bur dette Hunt and Dale Sell. Rose Gil Company of Tabor supplied fuel for tractors and a noon meal was served by a long list of neighbors and friends. The Leader printed.
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Claude Williams
Mr. Willams
Wayne E. Hilton
Mike Bloomer
Leo Clark
Don Carberg
John Parker
Ma Boyce
Drayton Slaughter
Darwin McGinnis
Gene Hilton
Ernest Browser
Ben Jackson
Gordon C. Scherer
George Moore
Clayton Bower
Burdette Hunt
Dale Sell
Rose Gil Company of
Tabor
Williams
C. C. Scherer
Terry Sell
Marvin Boyce
Roland Pratt
Fay Timson
Malvern Teams Sweep New Market in Double Wins at Home
Malvern high and junior varsity teams celebrated two decisive wins over New Market at the Malvern Community Building Friday night. The girls triumphed 95 to 78 led by Marcia Wolfe with 61 points, while the boys rolled to an 88 to 20 victory behind strong defense and balanced scoring.
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Malvern High School
Malvern
New Market
Marcia Wolfe
Linda Schroeder
Pat Ford
Marvin McDonald
Panthers
Rick Tasto
Rod Hant
Lynn Turner
Rod Powles
Rob Washburn
Rardy Barber
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