Duck Hunt Season Opens Saturday in Iowa
Duck hunters may begin Saturday October 23 pursuing waterfowl across Iowa with daily bag limits of four ducks plus up to eight in possession, ten mergansers daily and twenty in possession, and specific species caps including wood ducks canvasbacks mallards and tail > limits. Shooting hours run sunrise to sunset amid good habitat from a wet September.
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State Conservation Commission
Commission
Fish and Wildlife
Iowa
Boy, 17, Hurt by Hunting Rifle Accident
Bob Bell of route 1 Malvern suffered a gunshot wound to the palm of his right hand in a hunting accident Sunday. He was alone in the timber behind his home when he tripped over a log causing a .22 rifle to discharge. He was taken to Mercy hospital for treatment.
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Bob Bell
Iva Bell
Route 1
Malvern
Bob
Mercy Hospital
Blackhawks Upset Essex 6-0 in Corner Conference clash
Nishna Valley Blackhawks defeated Essex 6-0 after a scoreless first half. Harvey Van Nordstrand scored from four yards after a 65 yard drive in the fourth quarter, while Charlie Paul led NV with 16 tackles as Bob Johnson and Rich Norris contributed on both sides.
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Nishna Valley Blackhawks
Essex
Blackhawks
Harvey van Nordstrand
Charlie Paul
Bob Johnson
Rich Norris
Oriole Jr. High Ends Season with 1-3 Record
Farragut beat the Orioles 21-13 in a low-scoring game to cap the season at 1-3. Farragut dominated early with a 40 yard drive to a touchdown and an extra point, then added a third quarter score. The Orioles answered in the fourth with two Rodney Powles to Bob Washburn touchdown passes, aided by a Keith Barber interception setting up another score. Farragut sealed it with a late interception return for a touchdown.
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Farragut
Orioles
Acord
Tvy
Ads
Rodney Powles
Bob Washburn
Keith Barber
Iowa Conservation Commission sets hunting hours
The Iowa Conservation Commission releases Sunrice to Sunset hunting hours governing waterfowl hunting in the area. The advisory outlines daily start and end times to regulate hunting activity and ensure safety.
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Iowa State Conservation
Collision Ends in Hospital for Pacific Junction Youth
Michael Fisher, 18, of Pacific Junction, was treated at Edmundson hospital for a head injury after a car driven by Larry Gaddy, 23, Pacific Junction, struck an embankment on a county road three miles northwest of Glenwood at 12 15 a m last Thursday. Gaddy was charged with failure to have control of his car.
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Michael Fisher
Pacific Junction
Edmundson Hospital
Glenwood
Fisher
Larry Gaddy
Gaddy
Speeding Fines Reported In Local Traffic Court
Rudolph J. Karlik of Omaha and Charles H. Linhame of Prairie Village Kan were fined $10 plus costs for speeding in Justice Ernest Timmerman's traffic court last week. Truman W. Stansbury of Tabor was fined $20 plus costs for improper passing.
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Rudolph J. Karlik
Omaha
Charles H. Linhame
Prairie Village
Kan
Ernest Timmerman
Truman W. Stansbury
Tabor
Hastings Soldier Joins 1st Armored Division at Fort Hood
Army Pvt. Raymond B. Brazeal, 21, son of Hastings residents, was assigned to the 1st Armored Division at Fort Hood on Sept. 27. A light truck driver in Company B of the 501st Supply and Transport Battalion, he entered the Army in July and completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood. He attended WNishna Valley High School in Hastings.
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Fort Hood, Tex
AHTNC
Raymond B. Brazeal
Gerald €. Bragual
Hastings
1St Armored Division
Fort Hood
Tex
Brazeal
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Wnishna Valley High School
Oriole B Team Defeats Admiral for 2-1 Record
The Oriole B team avenged a varsity loss by beating Admiral, 13 to 0. Ken Blackman scored from four yards in the first quarter, Randy Ballinger added a third quarter TD, and Blackman kicked extra points. Blackman led the defense with 20 tackles, with Waymire West and Blackburn contributing strong play. Ballinger was the leading rusher.
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Ken Blackman
Randy Ballinger
Farragut
Phoeta
Bub West
Malvern
Orioles
Blackman
Mike Waymire
Chael West
Bill Blackburn
Ballinger
Five Cars Passed On Hill Lead To Fines
George R Sieck of Pacific Junction was fined 50 dollars and costs by Justice Carl Remley for passing five cars in a no passing zone on Green Hill. Glenwood residents Gary Lee Cooper and Michael A Taylor faced penalties for related offenses including driving with no control and running a traffic light. John A Thornton of Bellevue paid a 15 dollar fine for a noisy muffler.
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George R. Sieck
Pacific Junction
Justice of Peace
Carl Remiey
Glenwood
Sieck
Green Hill
Remley
Gary’ Lee Coper
John A.thornton
Bellevue
Michael A. Taylor
One-Car Accident Leaves Driver Bruised Near Glenwood
Wesley Dickey twenty one from Waco Nebraska suffered shock and bruises after his car collided with the ditch on the highway 275 34 detour five miles southeast of Glenwood Sunday afternoon. He tried to pass and pulled back into the right lane losing control. About two hundred dollars damage to the car.
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Wesley Dickey
Waco
Neb
Glenwood
Dickey
Corning School Bus Clips Car After Field Departure
A Corning school bus leaving the Glenwood athletic field last Friday clipped a car driven by Terry Williams, 18, of Glenwood. Sheriff Barkus reports driver Jack Hill and minor bus damage while Williams’ car sustained 100 dollars in damage.
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Corning
Glenwood Field
Glenwood
Terry Williams
Edwin Barkus
Jack Hill
Williams
Corner Conference Bowling Standings And High Scores
The Corner Conference standings and top scores are led by Holfie's Rexaca with a 847 game and 2405 series. Jami son and Glenwood Packerettes posted 843 and 827 games with Goy Oi second in series at 2376, Glenwood Bank 2357. Bard Peterson had the high individual game at 232, Beth Surface topped with 541 series after 189 and 186. Multiple players posted high games including Thelma Surface Ruth Stanley Lou King, Stanley second in series with 525 and Regenauer 501. Several teams added wins: Glenwood Bank Jamison's and Gloria's Beauty over A W BPW Nishna Cottage. Gay Oil and Ace Auto Parts swept two. Friday results show Hamburg 27 Sidney 6. Farragut 21 Malvern 0. Nishna Valley 3 Essex 0. Fremont-Mills 31 South Page 4. Stanton 19 New Market 13. Upcoming: Fremont-Mills at Stanton. Farragut at Sidney. Malvern at Hamburg. Essex at New Market. South Page at Nishna Valley.
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Holfie
Rexaca
Jamison’s
Glenwood Packerettes
Goy Oi
Glenwood Bank
Bard Peterson
Beth Surface
Thelma Surface
Ruth Stanley
Lou King
Stanley
Regenauera
Jollie’s Texaco
Gloria's
Beauty
B.P.W
Nishna Cottage
Gay Oil Co
Ace Auto Parts
Hamburg
Sidney
Farragut
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Essex
Fremont-Mills
South Page
Stanton
New Market
Tt Pls
Fremont-Mill
Ye Sidney
Rollie's Texaco
South A
Ni Gey Oil Co
A& W
Ace Auto Para
Gloria's Beauty
Glen
Packerelles
Nishna C
Outdoor Tests for Malvern Scouts
Malvern Boy Scouts hiked to a wooded area southwest of Malvern on Saturday morning and were tested on fire building skills.
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Malvern
Malvern Boy Scouts
Admiral Tallies in Oriole Loss
The Farragut Admirals beat Malvern 21-0 last Friday to notch their second win of the season. Bruce Brooks scored twice, Dan Fletcher and Bruce Gruber connected for a late touchdown, with Kammon to Fletcher on the final score. Jim Coy led the Admiral defense as Malvern struggled to put points on the board.
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Des Moines, Owa
1D Packing Company
E. Howard Hill
Iowa Farm Bureau
Merrill Warren Hastings
Emerson
T. A. Pritchard & Co., Inc
Hickman Road
Des Moines
Nebraska
Tim Houser
Jack Sell
Jerry Gustin
Myron Finchen
Verry Hardman
Richard Hoyt
Bob Keattie
David Hilton
Will Beer
Raser Poort
Tom
Ron Jordon
Jordon
Leader Office
Oriole
Malvern-Farragut
Admiral Eeam
Farragut Admirals
Admirals
Bruce Brooks
Brooks
Mark Teachout
Oriola
Teachout
Bruce Gruber
Steve Kammon
Dan Fletcher
Fletcher
Jim Coy
Dale Stephens
Chuck West
Ing
Jerry Stevens
Sharp St
Elmo Hites
Ford Ltd
Ford
Fairlane
America
Salyers Auto Company
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