Orioles Eye Winning Return Under Coach Richey
The 1965 Origles near readiness per Coach Gary Richey after two weeks of practice. Sixteen new candidates brought total to 26, boosting optimism despite a poor nine game scoring season. Starting spots for next Friday’s game at New Market remain unsettled as prospects prove themselves.
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Richey
Syuad
Richey Sud
Orioles
Ken Blackman
Randy Ballinger
Dale Stephens
Open hunting season starts September first at Malvern
The Malvern Leader notes the open hunting season begins Saturday September 1 and runs through September 20 with midseason hunts. The article promises good hunting for all game birds and other game.
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Vail
Commission Announces 1965 Waterfowl Season
The State Conservation Commission announced a 40 day 1965 waterfowl season with stricter limits on mallards and pintails. A single continuous season runs Oct 23 to Dec 1 with sunrise opening and daily bag limits including four ducks and extended limits for mergansers. Goose season runs Oct 2 to Dec 10 with five geese per day.
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Towa
State Conservation Commission
United States
Canadian
Dee
Deer License Deadline Approaches September 10, 1965
Deer hunters must file shotgun deer license applications by 4 30 p m CST September 10 1965. Late entries are ineligible for the drawing. Applications available from County Recorders Conservation Officers and most license outlets. Up to 17 504 shotgun permits will be issued this year. Permits chosen by data processing machine, not first come first served.
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State Conservation Commission
Conservation Officers
Teal Season Permits Sent In Iowa Hunters Receives Permits
Iowa hunters who applied for teal hunting permits should receive them this week after applications reached 17,138 for the experimental season set from September 11 to 19. Participants must carry a permit during hunting and possess a Federal migratory waterfowl stamp plus a 1965 Iowa hunting license.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
The
Conservation Commission
Sergeant Walter Rountree Amid Thai Assignment
Army Sergeant Walter A. Rountree, husband of Esther Rountree of Sparta Michigan, was assigned to the 9th Logistics Command in Thailand on August 21. He serves as an equipment supervisor in Company B of the 538th Engineer Battalion. Rountree entered the Army in February 1958 and was last stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky. His mother Mrs Frank Jarrett resides in Malvern.
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Malvern
Glenwood Driver Fined for Speeding
Glenwood driver Daniel Hiley was fined $10 by Justice of the Peace Carl Remley for speeding. Emanuel Lopez of Omaha was fined $10 and costs for running a stop sign at Pacific Junction.
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Glenwood
Justice of the Peace
Carl Remley
Emanuel Lopez
Omaha
Pacific Junction
Baseball Letters Awarded to 14 Nishna Valley Players
Jerome Nauman athletic director announced this week that 14 Nishna Valley players received letters after the 1965 season. Wayne Baker coached the squad. Lettermen include Wayne Jensen David Morris Rick Morris Dwaine Swett Dale Sandquist Gary Johnson Harvey Van Nordstrand Donnie Hascall Eldon Westenburg Russ Carlson Donnie Viner Jon Larson Donnie Hicks and Donnie Boileau.
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Nishna Valley
Jerome Nauman
Wayne Baker
Wayne Jensen
David
Rick Morris
Dwaine Swett
Dale Sandquist
Gary Johnson
Harvey van Nordstrand
Donnie Hascall
Eldon Westenburg
Russ Carlson
Donnie Viner
Jon Larson
Donnie Hicks
Donnie Boileau
Hastings MRS and HERB STOGDILL Correspondent notes
Hastings church activities and community events described with names of local clergy lay members and families. Mentions Sunday worship service Sunday School time, meetings at the church, and social events including a party and dance with attendees and chaperones listed. Also notes hospital checkups and visits, a rodeo attendance, and a funeral service at Mansfield Funeral Home with burial at Hastings cemetery.
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Jesse Paring
David Ervin
Centerville
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Tyan Crawford
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Wendell Crawford
Sandy
John Guage
Emerson
Wainais Federated Club
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Eoesdity
Cing Papaty
Tlaaines Tinters
Pathy
Ryan Bludeson
Evelyn Tudor
Saundra Stogdill
Kim Clark
Rose Perkins
Max Uneller
ATL
Nice One
Time Change for Hastings Church Services
Hastings church announces schedule changes for Sunday with daylight saving time in effect. Church service at 9 a m and Sunday School at 10 a m on Sept 4, followed by a shift to Central Standard Time on Sept 12 with services unchanged. Last Sunday morning’s Sunday School Promotion Day awarded five year pins to Gary and Toni Rountree along with Bible medals.
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Sidney Rodeo Srounds
Hamburg
Uddta Olah
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Gloria
Alayk
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Gerald Lyne
Gity
Stanley Wig
University Hospital
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Outlook Brightens for Malvern Orioles Opener
Mild optimism surrounds Malvern High School as Coach Gary Richey reports strong week of conditioning with 26 players, including six seniors and transfer Ron Jordan. The Oct. 10 opener versus New Market is set on the Oriole field at the fairgrounds, with a schedule listing games through November at multiple sites.
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Bob West
Larry Hatfield
Ron Jordan
Jordan
Council Bluffs
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Chuck West
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Randy Salyer
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South Page
College Springs
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Bowling Leagues Start New Season at Stanley Lanes
The Women's Wednesday Night Bowling Jam opened Mick Mall season with Champion Rallies leading, Gloria's Ueauty placed third after a three game loss. Glenwood Bank and danmiyon's each won three, beating Goy Of Ga and the B.A. yes very. The Glenwood faukarettes began by taking Gao three somes from Wishna Cottage as Forney and Ruth Slantey hit scoring marks.
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Ueauty
Glenwood Bank
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Goy
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Wishna
All Forney
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Forney
Shiek Slantey
Betty Radford
Avenele Pasbner
Lucile Martindale
Lea Ross
Blackhawks offer Grid Season Value
Nishna Valley fans can save money by buying a season football ticket. Athletic Director Je rome Nauman states this week the school offers a one game free bargain to season ticket purchasers. The Blackhawks play five home games with Hamburg visiting Sept 10. Adults pay 3 dollars and students 2 dollars.
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Nishna Valley
Jerome Nauman
Blackhawks
Hamburg
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