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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1961

Page

6

Mills County Notes on Transportation and Community Events

Rep Bill Scherle faced a temporary transport issue when colleagues towed his impounded car in Des Moines after a fuel lapse. He later recovered it without charges. Mills County sees its first woman pastor Rev Helen MacRoberts Galaszka installed at Glenwood Congregational Church. Kenneth Jones attends General Electric service school in Omaha. Weather hints of May snow and 2.05 inches of rain. Local photo efforts for 4H officers faltered due to gear issues and developer problems.

Bill Scherle Des Moines State House Mills County Glenwood Kenneth Jones Pace Service Co General Electric Service School Omaha

H S Music Pupils Earn Ratings At Shelby Contest

Area schools showcased talents at the Class C music contests in Shelby with Malvern Nishna Valley and Fremont Mills earning ratings. Malvern entries included solos and ensembles led by Jane Schultz LeRoy Bower Marilyn Schoening Danny Garst and Phyllis Stone. Nishna Valley displayed I ratings for Carol Fleming Helen Wallace and others with multiple solos and quartets. Fremont Mills earned I ratings for Linda Sager Noel Sheer Duane Wilkins and others in treble voices and ensembles.

Shelby Malvern Nishna Valley Fremont Mills Malvern T Jane Schultz LeRoy Bower Marilyn Schoening Danny Garst Sharon Mass Sandra Roenfeldt Gordon Scott Carol Jones Phyllis Stone Kathy Burdie Fib Robinson Dennis Allensworth Elaine Mass Judy Mott Carol Fleming Helen Wallace Susan Steiner Connie Jewell Kathy Houser Kathy Hall Donald Hascall Barbara Hendrix Fremont-Mills I Linda Sager Noel Sheer Duane Wilkins Girls’ Sextet Lynn Wederquist David Newton Darrell Ruse Ginger Douglass Linda Taylor Mary Louise Carter Steve Carlson Mary Potter MHS Sewet Dermonewane Schule Malvern High School Merrilee Darrah Susan Darrah Mary Anna Parker Janet Houser Sharon Massings Mary Jon Robbing Shirley Williams Joan Wray

Soloists Duet Awarded I Ratings at State Contests

State contest results highlight outstanding soloists and duets with I ratings. An annual event at Henderson Methodist Church on Friday April 21 features a 5 PM serving start. adults $1.25, children 75 cents, advance pricing indicated. A separate notice lists East Liberty cemetery board meeting details for Thursday April 20 at 6 PM at Brewers Insurance Office in Malvern.

Henderson Methodist Church East Liberty Cemetery Board Brewers Insurance Office Malvern

Four Mills County 4-H Honors Four Longtime Members

Four Mills County men were named honorary 4-H members at the Malvern Community building during the county 4-H election meeting. Austin Bass, Charles Wilson of Malvern. Ben Burgoin of Silver City. Wayne Lincoln of Pacific Junction were honored. Dennis Stacy was elected president of the Feeders Farmers club with Roger Johnson as vice president and Neil Goos as secretary-treasurer. David Laughlin serves as historian. Officers installed by retiring leaders. The program featured remarks by Diane Lakin and an IFYE talk by Carol Stine.

Mills County Austin Bass Charles Wilson Malvern Ben Burgoin Silver City Wayne Lincoln Pacific Junction Dennis Stacy Farmers Club Roger Johnson Neil Goos Ingraham David Laughlin Darrell Baker Kenny Leipold Dan Lefgren Terry Sell Bob Malcom Diane Lakin Emerson Carol Stine IFYE Germany

Hunting Safety Course Completed by Boy Scouts

Four week hunter safety program trained 16 Boy Scouts, three adult leaders, one scout commissioner and Ed Edie. Sponsored by the National Rifle Association and Iowa State Conservation Commission, with Officer Christie Hein as instructor. Instructors cards issued to Wm Blackburn, Elmer Jackson, Lyle Weak, John Hall and Ed Edie. Recipients earned certificates and pocket cards from the Conservation Commission and NRA.

Ed Edie National Rifle Association Iowa State Conservation Commission Christie Hein Glenwood National Rifle Association of America Wm. Blackburn Elmer Jackson Lyle Weak John Hall The Conservation Commission NRA Mike Blackburn Bill Costelo Dennis Schroeder Allen Hall Warren Hall Tommy Gidley Gary Jackson Bernard Spiker Tom Walston Melvin Walston Charles Walston Eddie Gustin Ronnie Miller Johnny Miller Larry Jones Randy Salyers

Nine Days to Go Before License Restoration

Frederick A. Nelson of Malvern, 21, was sentenced to five days in jail by Justice of Peace John Hall after being charged with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license. Nelson was arrested Sunday by the highway patrol, and his license had been suspended for habitual violations, leaving only nine days until restoration.

Frederick A. Nelson Malvern Justice of Peace John Hall Nelson Highway Patrol

Beer to Minors Leads to Fines in Mills County

Justice of Peace John Hall in Malvern fined George Henry Douglas Emer son 50 dollars plus costs for making beer available to a 17 year old Red Oak girl. The incident occurred on Blue Grass road east of Malvern where four were detained in a mud halted car around 1 a.m. Sunday. The next day Justice of Peace Ernest Timmerman heard four Glenwood men. Donald Dean Rohrberg was fined 50 dollars for giving beer to minors. James Allen McManigal Robert Morris Dalton and Colin Reese Cole each received 25 dollar fines and costs for drinking beer in a motor vehicle on Highway 84 between Pacific Junction and Glenwood.

Mills County John Hall Malvern George Henry Douglas Emerson Edwin Barkus Barkus Douglas Blue Grass Justice of Peace Ernest Timmerman Donald Dean Rohrberg Glenwood Timmerman James Allen McManigal Robert Morris Dalton Colin Reese Cole Highway Patrol Pacific Junction

Scout Round Table Meeting at Essex Theme Fishing

Boy Scout Troop 242 representatives Bill Blackburn district commissioner Elmer Jackson Lyle Weak and John Hall attended the Round Table in Essex. Ruth Miller represented Pack 242 Malvern Cub Scouts. John Hall presented the evening program with the fishing theme. Pack 242 will present the Cub Scout portion at the May 9 meeting.

Essex Bill Blackburn Elmer Jackson Lyle Weak John Hall Ruth Miller Pack 242 Cub Scouts of Malvern

Planting Day Set For 41 Highway Beautification Effort

On Sunday April 23 the Malvern Garden Club plans a planting event along Highway 41 for trees and shrubs. Donors were told where their trees will be placed and asked to assist. Rick Smith is general chairman and invites volunteers to join at 1:30 p.m. Weather permitting.

Malvern Garden Club Highway 41 Rick Smith Rick Bud Hertz Fred Harshbarger Tom Gidley

Church Dinner at Holy Rosary Glenwood this Sunday

Holy Rosary church in Glenwood hosts a family style dinner on Sunday April 16 from 11 30 a m to 3 30 p m. Adults cost 1 50 and children 74 cents. Public invited. 43-2.

Holy Rosary Church Glenwood

Eight File for Posts in New Glenwood Dist

As of Wednesday afternoon the list of candidates for directors of the new Glenwood community school district had drown County Sup Ang ers. The election of a director from each of four districts and a director at large will take place April 25. Those filing so far and their districts: No. 1 Dennis Downing, No. 2 Jack Burgoin, No. 3 Walter Green, No. 4 Ben Buffington and Hugh Trask at large, Dick Owen, A B Gregory, W G Anderson, for treasurer Donald Bruce.

Glenwood Community Drown County Sup“ Ang” Ers Dennis Downing Jack Burgoin Walter Green Ben Buffington Hugh Trask Dick Owen A. B. Gregory W. G. Anderson Donald Bruce

Watch the Appearance of Your Truck's Name

A faded truck name drew a fine as the State commerce commission said it could not be read from 50 feet. Howard Allensworth of Henderson was fined $10 plus costs after appearing before Justice John Hall. Several other traffic cases followed with fines for overlength, lack of reciprocity cards, and improper passing involving drivers from Missouri, Arkansas, Nebraska, and Illinois.

Howard Allensworth Henderson State Commerce Commission Justice of Peace John Hall Lawrence Lynch Independence Luther Bonner Batesville Ark Raymond Martin Parkville Elbert Weisel Clear Lake S& D Willard Moncrief LaPlata Arthur McCallister Granite City Margaret Hubbel Plattsmouth Neb

Widespread Mills Farmers Note Emergency Program Interest

Mills county farmers show broad interest in the Emergency Feed Grain Program with 350 at Malvern and 150 at Glenwood. Details cover payment rates 35.50 to 42.60 dollars per acre, 20 to 40 acre limits, sign-up next week, and ACP cost-sharing progress amid plans to trim county corn acreage by about 26,000 acres.

Mills County Malvern ASC McCain Malvern Trust and Savings Bank Burdette Spiker Howard Gearhart Richard Gay

Young Lady from Germany to Speak at Farm Bureau Tea

The Farm Bureau Women’s annual Rural Urban Tea at the Malvern office on April 19 at 1 30 p m invites all ladies and urban guests. Miss Carol Stine 1960 International Farm Youth Exchange delegate to Germany will speak with pictures about six months living with five farm families and their farming methods. A tea and social hour follow.

Germany Farm Bureau Malvern Carol Stine International Farm Youth Exchange Miss. Stine

New NHS Inductees Named At N-V Emmerson

A ceremony at Nishna Valley gym Emerson Monday night admitted new National Honor Society candidates based on scholastic achievement character and activities. Eligible students must maintain a B average. Inductees include seniors Loren Cole Marlene Dobbins Arthur Larsen Shirley Maenschel Louise Wortman and juniors Carol Menning Kathleen Hall Connie Jewell Patricia Menschel Linda Pilling Sheryl Rowe Diane Sandquist Barbara Sowers Robart Woodfill.

Nishna Valley Emerson Loren Cole Marlene Dobbins Arthur Larsen Shirley Maenschel Louise Wortman Carol Menning Kathleen Hall Connie Jewell Patricia Menschel Linda Pilling Sheryl Rowe Diane Sandquist Barbara Sowers Robart Woodfill

Death Comes to James H. McFall

James H. McFall, 73, died Thursday morning at a Council Bluffs hospital after a long illness. A former Malvern president and longtime implement dealer employee, he will be buried at Liberty Cemetery following funeral services at Mansfield Funeral Home on Saturday at 2 p.m. He is survived by his wife Gert rude and four sisters Edith Van Horn Council Bluffs Alice Clay Silver City Nellie Thompson Horton Kan Blanche Chapin Tulsa Okla.

James H. McFall Council Bluffs Hospital Malvern Mansfield Funeral Home Liberty Cemetery Gertrude Edith van Horn Council Bluffs Alice Clay Silver City Nellie Thompson Horton Kan Blanche Chapin Tulsa Okla

Mills County CROP donations total 1702 dollars

The Iowa Council of Churches reports Iowa residents supported CROP relief for overseas destitute families in 1960. Mills County donated corn valued at 1592.90 dollars, with total county gifts at 1702.79 dollars and state gifts reaching 120,056.57 dollars. The Mills County CROP meeting is set for Friday April 21 at 8 p.m. at the Malvern Methodist church.

Iowa Council of Churches Iowa Mills Mills County Malvern Methodist Church

Two New Patients Admitted at Nishna Cottage

Mrs. Charles Hall of Hastings and Miss Ethel Johnson of Shenandoah were admitted this week as new patients at Nishna Cottage. Young people from the Baptist church led Sunday services at Nishna Cottage.

Charles Hall Hastings Ethel Johnson Shenandoah Nishna Cottage The Baptist Church

Harbor Declines Iowa Liquor Commission Post

Former Senator Wm. H. Harbor of Henderson refused a governor appointed Iowa Liquor Control Commission seat. The job pays $8,000 a year and requires full-time effort overseeing a $100,000,000 state liquor business. Harbor cited private business commitments and public service goals as reasons for declining.

Wm. H. Harbor Henderson Iowa Liquor Control Commission Norman Erbe Harbor Commission

Plumb Farm Sold to Raymond Mintle

Raymond Mintle of Glenwood purchased this week a 400 acre farm from the J. H. Plumb estate for 250 dollars an acre. The farm lies in Anderson and Ingraham townships, 714 miles northeast of Malvern. Harvey Chaney will remain as tenant.

Raymond Mintle Glenwood J. H. Plumb Anderson Ingraham Malvern Harvey Chaney

Will Work Out His 30 Day Sentence

David Rountree was charged with writing a no fund check to a Malvern filling station operator. He received a suspended 30 day jail sentence and was ordered to perform a 30 day work detail under the sheriff's selection.

David Rountree Malvern Justice of Peace Carl Remley Edwin Barkus

Malvern Motorist Fined for Noisy Muffler

Highway Patrolman Ted Godfrey charged Earl E. Gurdon with a noisy muffler after stopping him west of a person near Glenwood. Gurdon paid $5 and costs when appearing Monday before Justice of Peace Carl Remley.

Ted Godfrey Malvern Earl £. Gurdon Trustice of Peace Carl Remley Glenwood Gurdon Godfrey

Remodeling Plan Announced for Stephens Grocery

Remodeling work will start next week at Stephens Grocery in Malvern. Petersen Supply Co of Omaha engineers the project to add more shopping space and expand product variety while the store remains open. The store will be entirely self-service.

Stephens Malvern Petersen Supply Co Omaha

Plans for Pony Creek watershed action signed

Plans for the million dollar Pony Creek watershed in Mills and Pottawattamie counties are signed by Mills county soil conservation district Mills county board of supervisors Pony Creek drainage district No 2 and the Pottawattamie county soil conservation district. The plans will be sent to Washington DC soon to await congressional appropriation. The watershed valued at 1 070 010 covers 30.2 miles of drainage area and involves 159 farms through a cost sharing program.

Pony Creek Mills Pottawattamie Mills County Soil Conservation District Mills County Board of Supervisors Pony Creek Drainage District No Pottawattumie County

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Harvey Watts Leader Opinion-Tribune H. S Boy Scout New Glenwood Dist Glenwood Court House Mineola H. A. McCain Department of Agriculture N-V Nishna Liquor Commission Plumb Will Stephens Grocery
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