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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
11
A watch stoppage during the third quarter of the Malvern versus Nishna Valley game extended the period, helping Nishna Valley score 21 points. The incident spurs calls for a scoreboard clock to avoid timekeeping disputes and protect the outcome of close games. Players and fans alike seek consistent timing for football progress.
Rollie's Texaco lost their first game in the Women’s Wednesday night bowling league to Collins Drug while winning the other two. Gay Oil Co. gained a game on leaders by sweeping Jamison's, and Gloria's Beauty took three from Nishna Cottage. The Glenwood Bank and the A. & W. each won two of three. Rollie's posted the top team game at 807 but finished third in high series with 201. Doris Reisner led with a 210 game and 549 series.
The Fremont-Mills B Team lost their opener to Nishna Valley last Monday night, 15-0. Nishna Valley scored on two fumbles by Fremont-Mills, added an extra point and a touchback. Fremont-Mills had two touchdowns called back for offside penalties.
The Peppy Pals 4 H Club met at Mrs. Jack Fletcher’s home to work on record books with all members present. Jane Miller hosted the regular September meeting. Wilma Schultz demonstrated furniture scratch removal and Jane Miller led a flower arranging demo. Phyllis Axtell led a citizenship discussion on respecting elders. Next meeting at Mrs. Grace Leipold’s home.
District Judge R. Kent Martin Wednesday fined Guy G. DeVore of Omaha three hundred dollars and costs after DeVore was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was arrested in Glenwood on September 24.
Nishna Valley junior high beat Malvern 14 7 as QB David Swett completed 9 of 10 passes for two TD throws. George Kudron caught a 60 yard TD, Ken Herbert added another 40 yard TD reception, Randy Ballinger returned a 70 yard kickoff for Malvern’s score. Malvern’s defense shone but pass defense weakened. notable Malvern players included Kenny Blackman and Charles West. Marvin Swoboda suffered a serious arm injury in the first half. Malvern next played Hamburg. Nishna Valley travels to New Market on Oct 8.
The Malvern Leader serves as the official newspaper for Mills County and its municipalities, school districts and other public bodies. This listing outlines public notices and legal actions required to inform residents.
Notice lists updated precincts and ward changes in Mills County. Benton becomes Henderson at Henderson Schoolhouse. Deer Creek and White Cloud move to Strahan Precinct at Strahan Schoolhouse. Glenwood Fourth Ward to Glenwood First Ward at City Hall. Lyons and Plattville Erotieda to Pacific Junction Precinct at City Hall. Silver Creek Precinct and Malvern First and Second Wards to Malvern Precinct at Community Building. Glenn L. Johnson, Auditor.
The first part of Town's 1964 split duck and cool season begins Saturday, lasting Oct 2 and 4. The season reopens Oct 24 and runs to Nov 26, with shooting hours from sunrise to sunset. Goose and snipe seasons also open, with goose running to Dec 11 and snipe through Nov 21.
Farragut won the opening girls softball sectional game against Lewis Central 12 to 6 at Tabor with 11 hits. Gail Brooks pitched and Gwen Michel caught for Farragut while Janica Daleman pitched for Lewis Central with Irene Angeroth catching.
The State Conservation Commission announces daily waterfowl hunting hours from sunrise to sunset for October. Hours vary by date from early morning around 6:22 a.m. to late evening near 8:37 p.m., with listed start and end times for each day through October 19.
State Conservation Commission officials clarified which state owned areas count as inviolate waterfowl refuges during the waterfowl season from September 15 to November 26, 1964. Trespassing is prohibited in Phun Creek Basin and on parts of Forney's Lake and Riverton Area in Fremont County, while Willow Slough game area in Millar County is closed to fishermen but open to hunters. All refuge areas are clearly marked.
Four Corner conference teams remained unbeaten after Friday games led by Farragut who shut out Fremont Mills 38 0. Sidney beat Stanton 43 20 and Hamburg blanked New Market 25 0 as Essex edged South Page 12 6.
Friday pairings spotlight homecoming games in the Corner conference as Malvern travels to Tabor for Fremont Mills homecoming and Nishna Valley hosts Stanton. Others include Farragut at Hamburg Sidney at Essex and New Market at South Page.
Malvern high's B team football game with Fremont Mills scheduled for Monday at Tabor has been postponed. A. H. Nothem, MCHS principal, announced Thursday. It may be rescheduled later.
Nish Valley 145th sophomore Grindle raced for three touchdowns in a third quarter explosion that broke open a 24 game skid for Malvern. Craig Palmer and Charlie Paul scored for Nishna Valley while Palmer added a 41 yard interception return. Blackhawks also safetied Malvern twice as Dennis Boileau led NV in a strong defensive effort.
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