Mills County horses shine at 1a Fair show
Mills County horses sparked strong showing at the Town State fair horse event with four exhibitors. John Dean of Glenwood won first in the weanling futurity saddle horse class and earned overall honors for weanlings and yearlings. James C Beattie claimed a third in the same class, plus another third in the brood mare saddle horse class. Mrs Morris Parks earned a 10th in quarter horse, and Denon took two seconds in the 2-year-old saddle horse class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Town State Fair
John Dean
Glenwood
James C. Beattie
Beattie
Fairview Club Tournament Set for Sept 24
Fairview Country club schedules its annual club championship for Sept 24 with Oct 1 as rain date. Max Chandler reports three trophies will be awarded for night winners and the championship. The championship requires 37 holes and 18 for the flights. Entry fees mimic those of the recent open tournament. players must qualify by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Country Club
Max Chandler
Squirrel and Rabbit Hunting Season Opens Soon
The State Conservation Commission announces hunting for squirrel and rabbit starts Saturday September 16. It urges hunters to follow gun safety rules, respect landowners, and avoid littering by not leaving cigarette packs or scraps behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commision
Malvern Leader 1761 Field Notes On Fall Fishing Tips
The Malvern Leader notes autumn fishing advice and field tips. It urges taking a rod and light tackle for fall fishing and advises carrying hunting gear. The piece reflects period newspaper style with short, practical notices.
24 Boys Out to Boost N V Grid Hopes
Coach Lawrence Dunphy expands Nishna Valley Blackhawks squad to 24 with four new players. Nine lettermen return from a 4-3-1 season as the team prepares for Corner Conference play. Veterans include Dick Winders Darrell Baker and others, with Willie and Wylie Brown among key contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Dunphy
Nishna Valley
Blackhawks
Emerson
Waukee
Westmar College
Blackhawk
Dick Winders
Darrell Baker
Roger Wilkinson
Roger Rumery
Richard Williams
Rick Lunn
Phil Straight
Brown Brothers
Willie
Wylie
Blackhawks Name Early Standouts and Schedule Start
Weight Willie, a right end weighing 190 pounds, and Wyllie, a right tackle at 216 pounds, headline promising prospects Bob Hicks and Cary Stouder as starting guards and ends. The Blackhawks open September 22 at Farragut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Wyllie
Bob Hicks
Cary Stouder
Blackhawks
Farragut
Women's Bowling Top Game to Carolyn Stanley
The Glenwood Bank led the Women's Wednesday Nile Bowling League at the Stanley Bowl with a 778 game and a 2286 team series. Carolyn Stanley had the high game with 203 and a 554 series while Gwen Krecklow and Sylvia Harris posted strong totals. standings show Glenwood Bank and Farm Bureau at the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Stanley
Glenwood Bank
Farm Bureau
Gay Oil Co
Collins Drug Co
Malvern Bank
Franksen & Johnson
Fern’s Beauty Shop
Our Market
Goy Oil Co
Gwen Krecklow
Sylvia Harris
Pat Mercer
Lois Osborn
Jane Miller
Local SH.D Club Hosts and Card Club Entertainment
Robert Shauls hosted the SHD club at a cooperative dinner at 1 p.m. Guests included Morris Wood fills Glenwood Carl Wilsons Mae Wederquist Hastings Grace Hathaway Rosa Urazelton Hastings Zeno Bass Charles Gipe Carrie Cole Nellie Fogel Fern McCain Emerson and Bertha Angus Malvern Stella Hall Hastings Alice Hetzel Randolph Art Thieschafer family Glenwood Marion Gard Hastings Bob Wisher St. Riley Kan Card Club gathered at Roy Davis home with Ralph Briley Glenwood Floyd Hillyer Hoss Gryant Kenneth Grindle Tob Blunt Ed Sell Marlins and hosts. High score went to Mrs Briley Floyd Hillgury low to Mr and Mrs Sell. Debra Dayes joined the Festival parade at Emerson Saturday morning. The Strahan Garden club will meet Sept 13 at Robert Shay home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shauls
Morris Woodfills
Glenwood
Carl Wilsons
Mae Wederquist
Malvern
Grace Hathaway
Rosa Urazelton
Hastings
Zeno Bass
Charles Gipe
Carrie Cole
Nellie Fogel
Fern McCain
Emerson
Card Club
Roy Davis
Ralph Briley
Floyd Hillyer
Hoss Gryant
Kenneth Grindle
Tob Blunt
Ed Sell Mlins
Briley
Floyd Hillgury
Weekend Visitors and Local Gatherings Across Red Oak and Borders
Mrs David Angus Donald Virginia Walter and William visited Red Oak on Tuesday. Kenneth Davis family and Mrs Davis father and sister in law Oscar Bohlen of Percival joined a birthday gathering in Nebraska City at the Legion Club. Bohlen and the Davis group also attended the Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln on Sunday. Leon Lemonds and family from Glenwood were Monday dinner guests in Clarence Lemonds home. Emmett Gipe and Bob Woodfill attended M Y F District Work Shop at Viking Lake Saturday and Sunday. Charles Fratt of Boulder, Cole, spent a few days in the R R Kier home. Lowell Elliott of Mitchell South Dakota and T M Cross of Sioux City visited Henry L Nims over the weekend. Maude Churchill returned to South Dakota Monday with them after visiting the Nims. Dala Laughlin came Friday and stayed until Tuesday in the Omer Cozad home and with Mrs Laughlin’s parents R N Thomas in Shenandoah. Bob Blunt, Larry, and Pam drove to Omaha Monday night to meet Bob’s brother Keith of New York returning home from California. Larry Blunt begins Jr College at Clarinda on Wednesday. The Bob Blunt family were Thursday supper guests of Harold Grindle in Malvern. Roy Davis and Bob Blunt families spent Sunday in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Treese Ory
Villisca
Arthur Churchman
Malvern
McFarland
J. W. McFarlands
Kent
Connia Rumery
Cristy Rumery
David Angus
Donald
Virginia
Walter
William
Red Oak
Kenneth Davis
Davis
Oscar Bohlen
Percival
Nebraska City
Kenneth
the Legion Club
Nebraska
Lincoln
Leon Lemonds
Glenwood
Maude Churchill
South Dakota
Dala Laughlin
Omer Cozad
Keith
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fairview Club
Martin
Iowa
Martin Milling CO
Malvern, Lowa
The
Mintle Co
Glenwood, IA
Strahan News
Nina Crouse
Milla Countians
Mills Co
Albert Winstone
Iola Earith
Elwin Stackhouse
Max Bullington
M. Clark
Dean Fender
Randolph
Ast
Jerry
W. B. Torrence
Strahan Methodist Church
John Lippincott
Robert Christensen
Call
Ford
Bernard Roenfeldt
Fryers
Ww. C. Stotts
Bloedel Hardware
Hospe Piano Co
Douglas
Omaha
Bill Parker
Salyers Orchard
Chapman Bros
8Th St
Co. Bluffs
Children's Shoes
Camp
Leader Office
Charles Phelps
John Deere
Barrow
Minneapolis-Moline
Allis-Chalmers
Salyers Implement Company
Ada
Red Oak Monument Co
J. R. Hurst
Billie White
Cole
Clarinda Production Credit Assn
Otha Wearin Farm
H. E. Knutson
Secy-Treas
Tiny & Viv's Cafe
Gary Shelley
Hawkeye Lumber Company
Malvern Leader
Fender Sales & Service
Dan Vanderpool
Morris W. Fender
R. R
Emerson, Ia
Cesspool
Arrow Soon
Earl Dashner, Jr
Rest Grasty
4Th Ave
F. E. Chamberlain
Conkey
Stewart Seed Co
33Rd St
Nebr
Ellsworth Smith
Donald West
Henry Field Farm
Spiker Feed
P.O. Box
Harvey Schoening
White Cloud Township
Adolph Schultz
Harold Boehner
York
Ivan Jackson
Roger Shaw
Byron Reed
Farnam Eldgnen
Tabor
Thurman
Stanley Quarries
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!