Orioles and Miners clash in new season on home field
A defiant bulletin invites the Orioles to defeat the New Market Miners in a fresh season. It notes a coaching change, new uniforms, and a ready crowd, with program ads funded by Malvern businessmen. Also mentions shotgun deer permit draw deadlines and a drop in car deer accidents on Southwest Iowa highways.
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Orioles
New Market
New Market Tose
Mingys
Clayton
Iowa
Knights First Home Game Against Oakland Friday
Fremont Mills Knights schedule a Friday home game against Oakland as part of a six game season. The roster features seniors Boone Kilpatrick Kilpatrick Pahl Potter Weldon and tailback Datton plus juniors Maying and Kilpatrick with others listed. The Glenwood State Saddle Show prep includes 100 Southwest Saddle Club members and rides at Glenwood School with riders from several towns.
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Knights
Oakland
Fremont-Mills
Thor Anty
Chames
Sui Hawking
Autelr Kilpatrick
Halfin
Frank Sheer
Risk Kle
Glenwood State School
Southwest Saddle Clubs
Glenwood
Seriool
Bedford
Corning
Clarinda
Lenox
Minseng
Ne Market
Malvern
Tom Berrigg
Stemindoah
Forrest Stephens Buys Acreage West Of Malvern
Mr and Mrs Forrest Stephens have purchased an improved acreage from Arleigh Shepard west of Malvern Possession will be given soon as the Shepards have purchased a home in Glenwood Also at Emersonall Festival tractor pulling winners with prize money across classes A C D and E including Red Oak Emerson and Corning competitors with Curtis Peterson winning multiple top prizes.
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Forrest Stephens
Arleigh Shepard
Malvern
Shepards
Glenwood
Highway 34
Bass Memorial Field
Jack Linquist
Essex
Jack Confer
Emerson
Lawrence Griner
Red Oak
Don Peterson
Wayne Bailey
Elliott
Curtis Peterson
Gary Russell
Corning
Charles Lantz
Curlis Petersen
Larry Antisdel
Ronnie Long
Malvern Miners Open 1965 Football Season At Home
Malvern fans show enthusiasm as Coach Gary Richey leads the Miners in a home opener against New Market Friday night at 7 30 p m. Freshmen will bolster the squad as they debut in inter school play. A new scoreboard will display running game information for the season.
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Malvern
New Market Miners
Gary Richey
Roger Bolte
Lynn Turner
Fershman
Orioles
Miners
Richey
Kenton Kruser
Nishna Valley
Blackhawks
Chris Pierce
Harvey van Nordstrand
Scott Sayers
Rod Grindle
Dale Sundquist
Dwaine Swelt
Mike Simmonds
Randy Byers
Kruser
Lis
Hamburg
Gay Oil Scored Top Game in Women’s Bowling League
The Women’s Wednesday Night Bowling League entered week two at Stapley Bowl as Gay Oil led with an 82 frame and a 2344 series. Rollie’s Texaco and Gloria’s Banks posted high totals and individual scorers such as Mary Sumley with 197 and Bobbi Ginecci’s 189 contributed to varied results across teams.
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Stapley Bowl
Robie
Texaco
Jamison
Gay Oil
Aring
Rollie
Yoxaco
Gloria
Beanks
Mary Sumley
Dushing Wieden Horapital
Bob
Hoorraw for Liahor Day cloaked by standard dime hack
A terse, stylized note mocks a reporter's aim as the cloak hack on the standard dime grows louder. The line hints at unrest or satire around a Liahor Day celebration and media practices.
First Hunting Seasons Open Saturday in Iowa
Munting opens with a bang in Town Saturday September 11 as rab bits squirrels and teal become legal game. Over 17 000 teal season permit holders will hunt at sunrise with a nine day season closing September 19. Teal bag four daily eight possession. Squirrels fox and gray squirrel season runs to January 2 1966 with six daily twelve possession. Rabbit season through February 20 1966 with ten daily and no possession limit.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Cows Struck on Highway Near Emerson Incur Damages
Two cows wandered onto the gravel old highway 59 six miles northwest of Emerson Monday night and were hit by a car driven by Carroll W. Johnson of Hastings. The Johnson vehicle suffered about 500 dollars in damage. Passengers Rodney Johnson, 9, and Lloyd Johnson, 13, received facial injuries. Cows were owned by Walt- [name cut off].
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Old Highway 59
Emerson
Carroll W. Johnson
Youle
Hastings
Johnson
Rodney
Lloyd Johnson
Walt
Livestock Outlook and Feeder Cattle Meeting Set in Shenandoah
Richard M. McClure says a public livestock outlook and feeder cattle meeting will be held October 14 at Shenandoah in the library building at 8 p.m. John Ridell, Page County extension director, will cover the outlook and the feed phase will be presented by McClure.
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Shenandoah
Richard M. McClure
John Ridel
Page County
Don Hopp Injured in Council Bluffs Cycle Crash
Don Hopp son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hopp is at Mercy hospital Council Bluffs with a bruised hip and broken pelvis after a motorcycle accident Tuesday night He was riding from Council Bluffs about 4 pm and turned to check a tail light when he hit the highway edge and landed in a ditch He was brought home then readmitted to hospital High mense games Richard Blue 58d High team game Split Splatters 870 Tight team 8 games Split Splat ters 2367
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Pon Hopp
Robert Hopp
Mercy
Council Bluffs
Hone
Frem Council Bluffs
Scherle Reports 61st Iowa General Assembly Session
Rep. Wm. J. Scherle of Henderson spoke to Rotarians on the 61st Iowa General Assembly, noting it was the longest and costliest session at 146 days and 1.5 million dollars. He cited abolition of capital punishment, 62 million annual spending rise, vocational system, reapportionment, and constitutional amendments pending another session. Bingo legalization and home rule were among adopted measures with tax relief partially offset by a general increase.
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Wm. J. Scherle
Henderson
Iowa General Assembly
Hillsdale Shurch
Cilius
Fatal crash leaves man dead and other injured
A sheriff's report states one man was killed and another suffered a broken leg in a crash. Authorities logged the incident with a preliminary valuation of the vehicles involved as Bu0U.
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Ér Doyle
Suspect Held in Mills Break-in at Pacific Junction
A 31 year old man is being held by Mills County authorities for investigation in a break in at a Pacific Junction house trailer Tuesday night. The trailer belongs to Orrest Mann, proprietor of Our Market. About $600 in cash and $300 in checks were stolen after entry was gained by removing a kitchen window screen.
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Mills County
Pacific Junction
Orrest Mann
Our Market
Printing Call The Malvern Leader Fur All Kinds
Printing request appears fragmented. The note mentions The Malvern Leader and printing for all kinds of items, but no clear event, date, or names. The readable text suggests a promotional or classified line about printing services.
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Malvern Leader
Sharon Turner Named to Summer Honor Roll
Sharon Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs Mervin Turner earned a place on the Summer Quarter Honor Roll at the C £ School of Commerce in Omaha.
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Sharon
Sharon Turner
Mervin ‘Turner
C £ School of Commerce
Omaha
Lincoln Driver Fined for Speeding Here
Lincoln driver Roy Minor of Lincoln was fined $10 and costs in Justice of Peace John Uall's court for speeding. Red Oak resident Erland Almaquist faced a $32.95 fine and costs for truck overload. No Hunting or Trespassing signs priced at 20 cents each, 3 for 50 cents or 7 for $1. Leader office SB LE.
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Roy Minor
Lincoln
Justice of Peace
John
Mary Estes Wins National Honor for Scribblings
Mrs. Mary Estes editor of The Randolph Enterprise earned second place at the National Federation of Press Women convention in San Diego for her column Scribblings. Submitted by Iowa Press Women the entry included three successive columns from a weekly newspaper.
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Mary Estes
The
Randolph Enterprise
National Federation of Press Women
San Diego
Calif
Family Visits Highlight Vernon Lettered Almanac
Continued from page four, Vernon hosted his sister Mrs John Sehroeder then his son and daughter in law J D Gibson of Broken Bow arrived for a visit. Sunday guests included Arvad Airs Fim Godsey and Meivn Keyser, Gou n ell Cliffs and numerous relatives. Local residents and visitors shared extended stays and casual calls, with several households listed among guests and hosts across Crescent My and Ames.
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John Sehroeder
J. D. Gibson
Fim Godsey
Meivn Keyser
Gounell Clvifs
Liturones Sehroeder
John Edward
Mra
Vanrdl Sehoeder
M Joeret
Crescent
Bernerd Odell and Daughters
Anul
Wankret
Sargent
Ebr
Jon Kemp
Lowell MaMfillen
Ames
Date Bell
Verett Bell
Tabur
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Willis
Unik
Apare
Slate Conservation Commission
Itci
Conservation Officers
Mike Datton
Harry Maying
Tett End
Remonte Mills
Senora
Itary Benton
Bab Khanas Mil Heeter
Duntork
Lonnie Achenhaeh
Tandy Dahl Than Iintvee
Vern Tichter
Mrnig Iosler
Bob van Soya
John Walker
Suphong - Blove Gauduain
Joe Jhoster
Mire Donce
Mark Wilpatrick
Mr Power
Terry Stanley
Froslmen
Barry Anderson
Vennid Fiehter
Dave Morrical
Hiayid Reed
John Stith
Sorengs
Lollia
Ail Co
Gloria Bewnty
Dumisona
Nishna Colta
MOBIL
Pace Oil CO
Don Hopp
Emerson Mixed
Sandy Blank
Richard Blue
Scherle
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MIT
Vernon
M. L. Scheffel, M. D
Physician & Surgeon Office
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Malvern, Iowa
FORD
Salvers Auto CO
Malvern, IA
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