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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1964
Page
2
A garbled, fragmentary note hints at local community tensions and shifting perspectives amid unclear context. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the brief fragment suggests a discussion or event affecting residents and authorities.
A note reports a fine of ten dollars for leaving a car on a highway near Davie, with details mentioning a traffic incident at Hastings and a person named Davis. The fragmentary text also includes unrelated garbled lines about thanks and a printer advertisement.
Brief funeral rites are held Thursday for B. J. Lookabill. The service notes indicate a local family and community members gathered, with mention of Pecan and Per trie.
Jurors listed by town called for Mills County District Court May term. Names include Glenwood panel with Lloyd Banks Y Chute Nene Davis Daniel El 2oode Cecil Harris Janice Jackson Fred James Esther Lemonds Ray Minder Repert L Perks Myrle Phelps Mary Lou Pitzer Grete Reniley James Watson Clair Weiss Kenderson Darlene Bolton Norman Christianson Malvern panels list Ray Bateman Bernice Bower Jeyte Craig George Mori Gorden Mulholland Gene Nosekab Huth Wilson Liber Civ Kenneth Carlson Lanny Reenfelat Albert Serening Elizabeth Schoen Stewart Sheldon Wil Shara Pathe Juneuer Audrey MIdle Mavie Grbern Franklin Raymond Tater iseme Taylor.
Albert Hyzer, 77, former county assessor, is remembered this week as the county learns of his death. Services are planned at Milo in the coming days. A memorial open house will be held Sunday at Clarinda Institute with exhibits and details about local powerspears and related farm measures.
Funeral services for William P Miller were held Tuesday with relatives from multiple states attending. The life sketch notes he was born near Fortescue Missouri in 1869, lived with Kelso family since 1902, worked at a greenhouse, and died in 1964. interment was at Malvern Cemetery. Relatives and friends attended from Des Moines Fenton Salem Council Bluffs and others. Card of thanks from the Kelso and Hardy families expresses appreciation for support and flowers.
Mills County hosts two Soil Conservation speech contests for junior and senior high students in grades 7 through 12. Speeches must be 5 to 10 minutes or longer on How Soil and Water Conservation Affects My Future. Prizes: 15, 15, 5 at county level. state winner receives 100 cash and two 250 scholarships. regional winners vie for top honors. Entry deadline is March 1. send name address school to Mills County Soil Conservation office Box 190 Malvern Iowa. Card of thanks from Opal Stilte and Diane Shaw accompany notice.
Lentz Powles of the Malvern Commercial Club seeks sleeping rooms and other accommodations for crews working on the Highway 24 relocation. He asks householders with space to contact him at 024-2402 or The Leader office at 024-8512 to arrange rentals with minimal effort.
Hastings community notices record church activities family visits illnesses and events in a column format. Items include Sunday school morning worship services at First Methodist, junior choir practice, hospital visits, a Horseshoe Saddle Club dance on April 25 with music by Harold and his Farm Funds, and various social visits in nearby towns. A birth announced at Red Oak hospital lists Allen Robert with grandparents and great grandparents named.
John William Thompson of Malvern was fined $25 and costs by Justice of the Peace John Hall on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Marshal C. W. Rich alleged he furnished beer to a miner’s boy.
Miss Cora, 27, Hastings, was fined 25 and costs in Peece John Hall's court for speeding. Highway Patrolman Torrey placed the charge on Saturday. It was Corad's fourth speeding charge in 11 months, per Hall.
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