Seven Refuges Set to Attract Geese
The State Conservation Commission announced that seven refuges are partially or fully closed to trespassing to aid waterfowl. Full closures begin Sept. 15 through the waterfowl season. Partially closed include Sweets Marsh near Tripoli Ble Marsh near Parkersburg Forney Lake near Thurman and Beye Branch near Panora. Fully closed are Phim Creek Settling Basin near Forney Lake Snyder Bend and Louisville Bend on the Missouri River. The refuges aim to attract and hold geese to improve hunting.
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State Conservation Commission
Sweets Marsh
Tripoli
Parkersburg
Forney Lake
Thurman
Beye Branch
Panora
Phim Creek
Snyder Bend
Louisville Bend
Missouri River
Queens All Around Riders Named for DeMolay Rodeos
A mixed group from Tabor Percival Peru took top honors in DeMolay Little Britches rodeos. Senior and junior all around winners received $12 belt buckles. Elizabeth Hall of Hastings named DeMolay Rodeo Queen with competitors from Malvern and Thurman. Event winners include Calf Riding Gal and Boy divisions, Bronc events, Goat tail tying, Cloverleaf, Pole bending, Goat sacking, Sweetheart, Trailer Loading and Girls obstacle course with multiple riders earning top placements.
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Tabor
Percival
Peru
Malvern
Ronnie Scott
Linda Donaldson
Rodney
Cheryl Groff
Nebi
Hastings
Thurman
Terry Hawkins
Kim Bebout
Kent Harris
Gary Moore
Tie
Cheri Combs
Elizabeth Hall
Phyllis Groff
Cheri , Combs
Vicki Fay
Tammy Hawkins
Devyonne Ross
Mary Carr
Ron Scott
Jerry Allgood
Jim Harris
Cindy Adams
Mike Powers
Phyllis Kaiman
Orioles to South Page Friday Area Games Listed
It will be South Page for the Malvern Orioles this Friday evening when they take on their Corner conference foe at College Springs. Coach Barney Mellroy says Farragut would be conference champs. Other games: Nishna Valley at Farragut, Essex at Fremont Mills, Hamburg at Stanton, Sidney at New Market, Glenwood at Red Oak.
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South Page
Malvern Orioles
College Springs
Orioles
Rebels
Barney Mellroy
Farragut
Dick Krambeck
Nishna Valley
Essex
Fremont Mills
Taor
Hamburg
Stanton
Sidney
New Market
Glenwood
Red Oak
Huge Brown Trout Sets New Record
A nine-pound German brown trout, measuring 28 inches, set a new week-old Iowa record. Taken September 1 from Hickory Creek near Harpers Ferry by Roger Jones of Ottumwa, the fish was caught on a spoon and pinner combination and is the largest trout on the Commission’s Official Fish Records list. The Commission seeks records for perch, sauger, brook trout, yellow bass, and white bass.
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Iowa
Hickory Creek
Harpers Ferry
Roger Jones
Ottumwa
Malvern debates building a swimming pool
Opinion piece arguing Malvern should consider an aluminum or steel pool to save costs, reuse the old bath house as a teen center, and fund via revenue bonds. It cites Glenwood's success, calls for study sessions and a town vote, and notes 1964 recreation funding could support a pool without tax hikes.
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Glenwood
Glenwood’s
Omaha
Malvern
Artie Evans
Miners Dominate Orioles in 63-7 Football Opening
New Market Miners overwhelmed Malvern Orioles 63 to 7 after taking a 74 yard pass TD early. Miners totaled 391 rushing yards to 56 for Malvern, with nine Orioles starters out. Jobe scored for Malvern but suffered a knee injury. Runyon Silva and Jobe led the Miners scoring spree.
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Malvern Orioles
Ralph Aranza
Jim Jobe
Warren Runyon
Tiny Tony Silva
Farragut
Hamburg
Jobe
Dick Krambeck
O Orioles
New Market
Orioles
Malvern
Miners
Doug Dashner
Lanny Goy
Goy
Oriole
Lyle Wedlund
Runyon
Silva
Strough
Yara
Corner Conference Swing into Action
In Friday league play Essex beat Stanton 9-0 on the Trojan field with a 5-yard TD run by Dave Franks and a Richard Carlson extra point. A tight defense held the Vikes to minus 10 yards rushing and a safety on a bad snap. Greg Larimore’s placement plus Glenwood’s 25-0 win over Sidney highlighted action as Marvin Konforst scored thrice and Lou Honig added a fourth with Konforst catching a pass.
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Essex
Stanton
Trojan
Dave Franks
Richard Carlson
Larry McClintock
Richard Perkins
Farragut
Clarinda
Peterson leads women's league with 200 game high
Barbara Peterson rolled a 200 as part of a 489 series to top the Wednesday night Women’s League at the Stanley Bowl. Gwen Krecklow 188/468, Jan Forney 408, Thelma Surface 179 lead a tight standings picture as GPW and Glenwood Bank post strong team totals. Several 2 to 1 match wins were noted.
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Barbara Peterson
Gwen Krecklow
Jan Forney
Thelma Surface
GPW
Rollie’s
Glenwood Bank
Guy’s
Goy's
Connie's
Franksen & Johnson
Tabor D-X
BPW
Hamburg Wildcats blank NV in Friday showdown
Hamburg Wildcats defeated Nishna Valley 20 to 0 at Emerson Friday night. Hamburg relied on a ground game with three touchdowns and a stout defense, limiting NV to no scoring and keeping the Blackhawks from penetrating past the 30-yard line. Kyle Twaddle led NV with 10 tackles while Rick Lunn directed the Blackhawk offense.
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Hamburg Wildcats
Nishna Valley
Emerson
Wildcats
Wamburg
Jerry Nauman
Chase Paul
Kyle Twaddle
Rick Lunn
Blackhawk
Hamburg
Ken Winkler
Denny Kendrickson
Hendrickson
Craig Fisher
Blackhawks
Malvern Pool Funds Rejected for Filter Plant
A Hillsdale community member criticizes Malvern for spending on destroying the pool while denying funds for a new filter plant. He credits leadership and persistence, urging action to build a pool if the community recalls a key official.
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Malvern
Hillsdale
Malvern Pool Remembrance and Call for Fresh Swim Facility
In a August 16 1963 letter Magutia Iovo recalls Malverns former swimming pool and criticizes Park Board for destroying it while neglecting to fund upgrades or maintenance. The writer urges action to restore a swimming pool for Malvern residents and hints to obtain new funding or support from others.
Corner Officers Named By Nishna Valley
Nishna Valley furnishes officers for the Corner conference after last week elections. Joe Dobbins is president Marlin Mercer vice president and publicity director and Jerome Nauman secretary treasurer. Corner officials will meet November 14 at Nishna Valley to review the new school.
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Nishna Valley
Jove Dobbins
Marlin Mercer
Jerome Nauman
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