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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
9
The Harvest Home sale at Wealey Chapel drew one of the largest noon crowds with an estimated 275 plates served. A flea market showcased antiques and local rocks and Indian artifacts. Proceeds from the sale and related items totaled $2600. Committees thank supporters for cooperation and patronage.
Pastor Rev Clement Rowe leads Wesley Chapel with Lorance Lisle as superintendent of Sunday School at 9 a.m. Church service follows at 11 a.m.
Wesley Chapel Women’s Society of Christian Service will meet October 16 at the church for the first study course on Christian Mission In Southern Asia. Christmas plans at Bidwell noted.
Roger Scott of Malvern appeared before Justice of Peace John Hall this past week. He entered a guilty plea to charges of reckless driving on an information fled by Harry Mount and received the minimum fine of 25 dollars plus costs.
Major interest in the Corner conference centers on New Market Friday as unbeaten Miners host the Farragut Admirals. The winner likely seizes the 1963 Corner grid crown while other Friday games include Stanton against the Orioles, Fremont Mills versus Nishna Valley, and Hamburg at Essex.
Stanton Vikings thrashed Nishna Valley 84-7 on their home field Friday night after three straight losses. Denny Schenck scored early, Steve Kennon and Terry Foote added, Lunn boosted Nishna Valley with a 3 yard run and extra point, and Kennon Foote and Anderson extended the scoring in the final quarter.
Three duck hunters were cited by Conservation Officer Chris Hein at Willow Slough for operating a motor vehicle on a dike. Wendell D. Kullbom of Oakland and Terry Les Peterson of Council Bluffs were fined $10 and costs each before Justice John Hall in Malvern. A third Council Bluffs man faced a Glenwood hearing before Justice Ernie Timmerman.
Arleigh Shepard paused from fence work near Malvern to watch a World Series game. While he was away, three Malvern youths aged 14 to 17 used his tractor to breach a wooden gate and wire fence, fleeing as Marshal C. W. Rich arrived. Sheriff Edwin Barkus said the boys would be turned over to juvenile authorities and Shepard's damages totaled 25 dollars.
Sheriff Edwin Barkus urged hunters to record firearm serial numbers as a safety measure and warning after two shotguns were stolen from Virgil Grindla’s farm near Glenwood. A 12 gauge and a 410 gauge were taken when the home door was left unlocked, signaling a rising theft risk as gun demand grows.
Sheriff Edwin Barkus reports a car deer collision on highway 275 about 11 15 p m Sunday three and a half miles north of Glenwood. Larry M Combs 28 of Stanberry Missouri struck the deer in the Combs vehicle causing extensive front end damage.
Farragut crushed Hamburg 32 12 ending Wildcat title hopes as Jon Martin ran for 1 66 and 64 yard TDs and Larry Gruber added a 58 yard score. Hamburg also scored on a Moody 37 yard rush while Driskell connected on a second period score. New Market beat South Page 12 6. Sidney held Essex scoreless as Mike Stanley scored twice. Army PFC Doyle H Williams of Silver City is in Grafenwohr Germany for a three week tank gunnery exercise with the 3d Infantry Division 64th Armor. Williams enlisted in 1962, trained at Fort Leonard Wood, last stationed at Fort Knox, and arrived overseas in January 1963.
In a quirky week at Stanley Bowl the Women’s Wednesday Night League saw Rollie's Texaco cement first place with a three game sweep over A. & W. The Glenwood State Bank rose to second by sweeping Our Market, while Market dropped from a first place tie to fifth. Individual scores highlighted strong showings from Mary Stanley 208 and Cora Nuns 201, with Agnes Livengood netting the top series at 549. Team totals put Glenwood Bank atop with 2481, Rollie’s 2394, and Gay Oil at 2342 as standings show Rollie’s 14 wins lead followed by Glenwood 12, Gay Oil 12, and others in the tight division.
Malvern edged Fre mont-Mills 13 12 as a disputed call cost the Orioles a point after a late Knight drive. Jones and Dashner connected for key plays while Needs and Wilkins led Malvern rushing yards.
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