Malvern and Nishna Valley Open With Losses in Rain
Malvern bowed to Stanton 16-0 and Nishna Valley fell 26-6 to Fremont Mills on soggy home fields. Malvern’s defense limited Stanton early but a slipped defender allowed a TD and Perry Sinner led several short passes. Fremont Mills stuck to a strong start with two first half scores, while Nishna Valley managed a lone 6 in a wet opener under coach Tim Hager.
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Malvern
Nishna Valley
Stanton
Nisina Valley
Fremont Mills
Panther
Harley McDowell
Viking
Dan Maher
Panthers
Chris Venderholm
Perry Sinner
Mark Shore
Rick Jones
Sinner
Oes
Valley
Power House
Tim Hager
Blackhawks
Knights
Hawks
Gary Slump
Dave Bowen
Hager
Donnie Good
Fremont-Mills
Panthers Hawks face Essex in early Corner action
Malvern Panthers travel to Farragut for their second game as Corner Conference play resumes, both teams aiming to rebound after opening losses. Nishna Valley also visits Essex with a similar record while Farragut tests Panthers and Blackhawks face a strong opponent with potential offensive spark.
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Malvern Panthers
Farragut
Nishna Valley
Essex
Panthers
Harley McDowell
Stanton
Blackhawks
Trojans
Corner Scores Pulse of Midway Gridiron Night
Stanton led 16 points to 0 while Malvern trailed 26 to 6 as F Mills starred with 26 points for Nishna Valley. Hamburg beat Essex 28 to 14, New Market defeated Farragut 20 to 8, and Sidney won 6 to 0 against South Page.
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Stanton
Fremont-Mills
Hamburg
New Market
Sidney Essex
Farragut
Nishna Valley
Malvern South Page
Jury Trial Continues In State Vs Glen McGee
A district court jury trial presided by Judge Leroy Johnson in Red Oak continues in the case State of Iowa v Glen McGee. The condemnation suit concerns highway construction with Malvern area residents on the jury including Mrs. Robert Chown Everett Stouder Virginia Hall and Bruno Leu.
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Leroy Johnson
Red Oak
State of
Iowa
Glen McGee
Malvern Area
Robert Chown
Everett Stouder
Virginia Hall
Bruno Leu
MCHS Panther Player of the Week and Local Thefts
MCHS Panther named Player of the Week as two thefts are reported by the sheriff. Break in at Jon's Service Station Malvern noted in Leader photo. Skylark Service Station Glenwood break in Sept 9 at 8 pm. Items stolen include cigarettes lighters oil and candy. Battery stolen from Soil Conservation truck in Malvern over the weekend.
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Sheriff's Office
Malvern
Glenwood
Pam
Emmett Delvin
Soil Conservation Office
One Point Edge Valley over Fremont Mills in thriller
Valley edged Fremont Mills 7 to 6 as NV pitcher Deb Sandquist held off Curtis and the Knightettes. Susie Curtis, Debbie Curtis, Carol Perkins, and Dixie Ebeling led NV with multiple hits while Ebeling, Philips, and Perkins shined on defense. B team game ended 6-6.
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Rob Erickson
Hawkettes
Knightettes
Fremont Mills
Valley Gals
F-M
Deb Sandquist
Curtis
Valley
Susie Curtis
Debbie Curtis
Carol Perkins
Dixie Ebeling
Erickson
Ann Philips
Nishna Valley
Nishna Valley Hawks Pound Red Oak 19 to 6 in Five
Nishna Valley Hawkette softball beat Red Oak Tigerettes 19 to 6 in five innings. After a 1st inning tie NV pulled away with big innings in 3rd and 4th, pitcher Carol Perkins limiting Red Oak to four walks while Huston issued 12. Deb Sandquist and Dimmit led with three hits each for their teams.
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Nishna Valley Hawkette
Red Oak Tigerettes
Rob Erickson
Bombers
Red Oak
Tigerettes
Erickson
Carol Perkins
Huston
Dixie Ebeling
Kathy Douglas
Ann Philips
Deb Sandquist
Valley
Dimmit
Nishna Valley
Newlyweds Honored At Reception In Oaks
A Sunday Oaks reception celebrated Mr and Mrs Don Janz of Hillsboro Kansas after their August 24 wedding. The Malvern Leader notes their upcoming work at Tabor College Hillsboro. Attendees included Mrs Max Isaacson of Shawnee Mission Kansas and performances from Sounds of Music selections. Guests and hosts listed include Mrs Perry Allen Mrs Harold Rossander, Joy Cole Dixie Honeyman and others.
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Oaks
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Hillsboro
Kan
Janz
Tabor College
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Shawnee Mission
Sound of Music
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Perry Allen
Harold Rossander
Joy Cole
Dixie Honeyman
Victor Norton
Ray Trively
Hadley Parker
Robert Norton
St. Louis
Althea Norton
Merrill Sowers
Ray Trivelys
Malvern
Nigeria
Jack Mabary
Joe Allen
Ron Cole
Pleasantdale
Nebr
Ralph L. Cole
Hampton
Labor Day
Ralph Cole
Jay Cole
Blair
Dana College
John Kissler
Edwin Ambroses
Mills County Sheriff Plans Reserve Deputy Unit
Sheriff Merle E. Brown aims to organize a volunteer reserve unit with Virgil Faulkner and Glenwood police aid. Recruits must be 21, of good character, with training covering accident investigation, report writing, laws of arrest, patrol tactics, gunnery, and defense. Meeting set for Tuesday Sept 18 at 7:30 p.m.
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Mills County
Merle E. Brown
Virgil Faulkner
Glenwood
Faulkner
Brown
Malvern Adults Welcome Evening Classes Expanded Offerings
Malvern Community Schools to offer adult education again for older residents with seven initial courses. Registration at the high school center on Sept 24 from 7 to 8 30 p m. Open to citizens over 17 not in day school. under 17 with principal permission. Instructors listed include Rev Dick Viney and Jean Krapf.
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Malvern Community
Raburn Benton
Malvern
Benton
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