Malvern High Readies First Offensive Football Opener Since 20 Years
The Malvern Orioles travel to Griswold Friday for the season opener. Coach Queck expects a strong effort and competitive scrap despite no promises of victory. The Redbirds could not play their previously scheduled game with the Wi Sehlits due to rain making the field unplayable. they will return next season.
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Malvern High School
Orioles
Griswold
Queck
Malvern Redbirds
C. Wi. Sehlits
Redbirds
Squirrel Rabbit Seasons Open Friday in Iowa
Hunters may start the squirrel and rabbit seasons in Iowa this Friday with squirrel running to November 14 and rabbit closing January. Bag limits are six and possession 12 per species. A 35 day duck season runs October 20 to November 28 with four ducks per day and one wood duck possession limit. Quail season begins November 1.
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Iowa
Unclear game season dates across counties
The text notes a 45 day period in 38 counties and 16 days in 13 counties with Adams and Page as closest open counties in the short season. It mentions pheasant season beginning November 11 for 25 days in 70 counties and 10 days in 18 with Pottawattamie and Adams as the closest counties in the short season.
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Adams
Page
Pottawattamle
To Limit Duck Hunters on Forney's Lake
The Conservation Commission plans a blind reservation system to curb crowding at Forney's 400 acre lake near Thurman Iowa. About 26 three man blinds will be designated daily on a first come first served basis. Reservations can be mailed between Sept 15 and Oct 14.
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Forney’s Lake
The
Conservation Commission
Duck Lake
Thurman
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Details for lake blind drawings and hunting plan
Drawings for blind locations at the lake will occur one hour before opening at the service building. Unclaimed blinds go to a second draw for hunters without reservations. For plan details write to the State Conservation Commission in Des Moines. Howard Green 23 of Muscatine died in an industrial accident last Thursday, leaving a wife and a two year old daughter. son of Jim Green of Malvern, formerly a local resident.
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Nclusive
Iake
State Conservation Commission
Grand Ave
Des Moines
Howard Green
Musca Une
Jim Green
Malvern
Steiners Active in Education and Farm Life in Henderson
The Steiners pursue diversified farming raising cattle hogs and sheep while engaging in local governance. Mr. Steiner serves a decade on Henderson district school board including presidency, and six years on county education board. They belong to Christian church Macedonia lodge Hantern Star and Henderson PTA leader Mrs. Steiner sings publicly.
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Steiners
Steiner
Henderson Consolidated
County Board of Education
Anderson Township
Mills County Farm Bureau
Christian Church At
Henderson
Masonic Lodge
Macedonia
Macedonia Order of the Hantern Star
Aerionl
Kay
Andies
Faroy
Millsgard
Dey
Jake Eo
Tiave
Farang
Young People Off to College from Malverne Class
Six members of the 1950 Malverne high school graduating class depart for college this fall. Journeys include Parsons College Fairfield Joenne Pratt Rochester University and multiple attendees at Maryville College Cedar Falls State Teachers College Simpson College and others. Many juniors seniors and final years span Iowa Nebraska Harvard and Wentworth paths with previous summer work aiding their preparation.
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James Malony
Parsons College
Fairfield
Joenne Pratt
Rochester University
Rochester
N. Y
Harold Adams
Paul Windom
Maryville College
Roger Landis
Glen Price
Carolyn Joyce Craig
Simpson College
Indianola
Florence Wederquist
Cedar Falls State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Jane Dalrymple
Arming Ellison
Evelyn Lutz
Donald Archer
Sam Campbell
University of Iowa
Robert Salyers
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Lois Gearhart
Bradford Girls College
Bradford
Mass
Leonard Bochner
Harvard
Mary Ann Bingham
University of Wichita
Wichita
Kan
Bill Baer
Iowa State
Ames
Frieda Jiall
University of South Dakota At
Vermillion
Donald Houser
Hindu Teachers College
DeKalb
University of Nebraska
Donald Donner
Wentworth
Dan Swoboda
Lois Rubinson
Shirley Matt
Charles Smith
Peru College
Penu
Neh
Mary Nordic
Hrownell Hall
Omaha
Student Council Named at MHS
Malvern High School forms a student council with four seniors elected to offices. Glen Adkinag is president, Carlyn Alberta vice president, Tim Wheeler secretary, Lynn Mason treasurer. Vi B. Carmichael leads as principal and faculty sponsor. several juniors sophomores and freshmen join in varying roles.
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Malvern Med School
Fohnear
Barbica Shonka
Jeanna Markey
Scurt Starr
LaVern Alberts
Couneid
Ana Cot
Pmid Durrientior
Malvern Classes Select Officers
Rural pupils filled most class offices at Malvern High School with seniors naming a town resident as president. Elected leaders include Senior officers Glen Adking president, Lynn Mason vice president, Jean Houser secretary, Hob White treasurer, Jack Stubinson sergeant at arms. Junior officers Dan Phelps president, Janet Martin vice president, Lois Martin secretary, Roger Starr treasurer, Gene Dooley sergeant at arms. Sophomore president Henry Sehnour, Dixie Sanders vice president, Dollie Darnald secretary, Sam Schmidt sergeant at arms. Freshman president Fresyiman Gary Turner, vice president Richard Henderson, Ives Kenneth Walker secretary, reus unspecified.
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Malvern High School
Glen Adking
Lynn Mason
Jean Houser
Hob White
Treas
Jack Stubinson
Sgt-At- Acis
Dan Phelps
Janet Martin
Lois Martin
Sec
Roger Starr
Gene Dooley
Sgt-At-Arms
Henry Sehnour
Dixe Sanders
Dollie Darnald
Sec & Freay
Sam Schmidt
Sgt.ataris
Fresyiman
Gary Turner
Richard Henderson
Yhce Ives
Kenneth Walker
Sec. &Reus
Rotary Club Hosts Malvern Teachers and Mothers
Teachers and mothers from Malvern were guests of the Rotary Club at a dinner held after the Methodist church service. Ray W. Jones, the club president, explained Rotary’s aims and how they aid members, followed by a brief program. Music was supplied by the Malvern school band brass section.
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Malvern
Omaha Biggest Market Monday Westerns Abound
Omaha crowd reached the 40 000 mark for top ranking among major markets as western cattle and calves totaled about 15 000 a new high this season. Fat cattle sold steady with steers around 32.25 and 28 to 31 for bulk. Hog prices eased 25 to 50 cents with various consignments listed including Hillyer and Thie gchafer entries. Diverse hogs and steer lots from Fremont Willard Lundeen and others are noted with prices ranging from the mid 20s to about 30 dollars per hundredweight.
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Omaha
Mins County
Calvin Dettehler
Kermit Hillyer
Thumb & Bentley
Wilson & Sinner
Fred
Art Thiegchafer
Martin Cunningham
Walter Harrison & Son
John Mass
Fremont
Roy Anderzhon
Willard Lundeen
BE. Th
Nenneman
Fred Anderzhon
Hags
Warren Gregory
Steers
Jorgensen & Jensen
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Bob Campbell
Salyers Auto Co
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Emerson
Abbas Processing Co
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Ned Turner
Clara Wise
Paul Hilton
Pickers
EB. T. Sawyers
Emerson, Ia
J. D. Picker
Wood Bros
Sewing Implement Co
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Malvern Farm Supply
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Hastings
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Nebraska
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