9 Tilt Schedule for Malvern's 11 Man Grid Team
Malvern high school begins its nine game 11 man football schedule under coach Dale Jay Queck with a Sept 15 opener against Griswold. The squad lists 24 candidates, eight of whom lettered in last year’s six man game. Key players include Jack Robinson Jerry Stogaill Lynn Mason Allen O Dell Norman Sinner Billy Landis Tim Jones and Dante Phelps.
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Malvern High School
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Dale Jay Queck
Queck
Griswold
Jack Robinson
Jerry Stogaill
Lynn Mason
Allen O'Dell
Norman Sinner
Billy Landis
Tim Jones
Dante Phelps
Schedule fragment listing future locations and dates
A terse sequence of dates and places notes travels: Sept 15 Griswold there Sept 27 Wamburg there Oct 3 Sidney here Oct 16 Sidney there Oct 17 Hamburg here Oct 27 Walnut here Nov 1 Macedonia here Nov 6 Oakland there. Reserves.
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Griswold
Glenwood
Wamburg
Sidney
Hamburg
Walnut
Macedonia
Oakland
Schlitz to Face Malvern Redbirds Sunday Tilt
Corn eil Muffs Schlitz comes to Malvern Memorial Field for a late afternoon game against the Malvern Redbirds. Both teams had solid seasons and promise a close finale. Redbirds seek a revenue boost after a disrupted past season with many postponed games.
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Malvern
Memorial Field
Fairgrounds
Corneil Muffs Schiltz
Malvern Redbirds
Redbirds
Hoss Thieves Reelected Ley President Tuesday
AH officers of the Mills County Protective association were reelected at the Malvern Community building meeting. Edwin Leu was named president with Harry A. Nelson as vice president and W. J. Slothower as secretary and treasurer, J. F. Wearin and Ted Bowen as directors. The MVFI reported 20 rural truck runs last year, saving property, as Chief F. R. Chantry outlined fire department efforts and farm mapping progress involving 70 farmers and extensive county coverage.
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Mills County Protective Association
Hoss Thief Association
Malvern
Edwin Leu
Harry A. Nelson
W. J. Slothower
J. F. Wearin
Ted Bowen
F. R. Chantry
Malvern Volunteer Fire Department
MVFI
Chantry
G. B. Wilcox
Mvfd Fire Prevention Committee
Mills County
Emerson
Hastings
Henderson
Silver City
Council Bluffs
Ailandle
Tom Gidley
MVFD
Regular Monthly Meeting of Local Fire Department
The department calls firemen to a regular monthly meeting at the Community hall on Monday September 11 at 8 pm. A committee reports on progress for a trip to Council Ulufls and on flashlights, with refreshments and truck care to be arranged. A proposal to amend Hy-Laws about the refreshment committee will be offered, with invited agents and local officials anticipated.
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Frank Hertz
Orville Weak
Richard Gay
Council Ulufls
Elmer Krogman
Raymond Nloedel
Lawrence Jones
Milly County Protective Association
Grea Squad
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Meeting Notes Highlight Committee Alarm and Finances
Members warn that action may be needed to ease the condition. They praise a courteous secretary and a vigilant treasurer whose reports are complete and timely, and who guard the treasury well. Officers urge full attendance at the upcoming meeting led by F. R. Chantry, chief.
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F. R. Chantry
Captain Alstrope Assigned at Selfridge Air Force Base Michigan
Former T Sgt Donald Leland Alstrope, son of Mr and Mrs Lee Alstrope of Tabor, reports for active duty as Captain with the Headquarters Tenth Air Force at Selfridge Air Force Base Michigan. A Tab or high school and junior college graduate, he has over 10 years in the service and recently served with the Inspector General office at Langley AFB Virginia. He will be assigned to the Inspector General office at this headquarters. his wife and son reside with him at 1158 Jefferson New Baltimore Michigan.
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Donald Leland Alstrope
Lee Alstrope
Tabor
Tenth Air Force
Selfridge Air Force Base
Mich
Captain Aistrope
Tabor High School
Tabor Junior College
Inspector General Office
Langley Afb
Donald L. Ir
Jefferson
New Baltimore
Malvern Property Auction Notice Under Court Approval
Woodford R. Byington as administrator announces a Monday morning sale at 10 o clock in Malvern for the Pearl Diggerstaff property Lot Four in Block 47 town of Malvern. Bids accepted subject to court approval and must be hida.
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Malvern
Hida
District Gov at Rotary Meeting in Malvern
District Governor Walter D. Kirtley of Nebraska spoke to the Malvern Rotarian club at a Tuesday meeting held in the Methodist church basement. He praised the club’s progress under President Ray W. Jones and highlighted the summer supervised recreation program. The governor outlined Rotary’s threefold service aim and urged further local efforts.
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Malvern
Iis
Stetary Organtezation
Stockers and Feeders Higher At Omaha Monday
Western cattle market carried strong prices at Omaha on Labor Day with about 10 000 head of stockers and calves in the Western run and 16 000 total cattle and calves on the day. Steers and heifers reached near all time highs as prices climbed with steady demand and notable local sale results from Mills County and Fremcnt County consignors.
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Omaha
Urea
Mills County of Coes
Hoya
Robert Schoening
A. Knopp
Clifford Hatin
Ruel Harmon
Markel Farm Family Finds Reward in Mills County Life
The narrative follows Walter Sweetman bringing the Markels to Illinois and their move to a 113 acre farm northwest of Malvern. Mrs. Markel, a public health nurse trained at Mercy hospital and Loyola, shares farming life, decorating, and fishing with husband Mr. Markel. Their son Timothy enjoys tractors as they contribute to community via the school board and American Legion while worshiping at St. Mary's. The Markel farm borders the Silver Creek valley and supports diverse crops.
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Walter Sweetman
Chicago
Peoria
Markel Farm
Malvern
Markel Place
Markel
Timothy Sr
Markels
American Legion and Auxiliary
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Pacific Junction
Silver Creek
Mills County
Red Oak Police Help with Laundry Request
Red Oak police assisted a resident by taking down laundry and leaving it at city hall after she called from Atlantic. The odd request came as patrolmen Grover Douglas and Verb Whitney complied, noting she did not want dampening or ironing.
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Red Oak
Norman Paul
Atlantic
City Hall
Grover Douglas
Verb Whitney
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