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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1950

Page

6

New Malvern Resident Claes Johnson Joins Swanson Plant

Claes Johnson from Skara Sweden has settled in Malvern and works at C. A. Swanson & Sons. He arrived in New York July 17, visited his sister, then traveled west seeking farm work before joining Swanson’s. He uses a pocket dictionary to cope with English and is eager to learn.

Malvern Claes Johnson Skara Sweden C. A. Swanson & Sons Johnson New York Eric Edlund Swanson's

Dr Rollet Resigns to Lead Ottawa Church in Illinois

Dr Paul A Rollet announced his resignation as pastor of First Baptist of Malvern effective Sept 1. He will assume lead pastorate at Tape Vist Church in Ottawa Illinois, a city of about 20 000 with a 700-member church. Rollet, 14 years in Illinois prior to Iowa, earned his doctorate last spring after serving as World War II chaplain. Malvern board of education seek two school bus drivers. applicants need a chauffeur license and should file with N P B Crink.

Ehares Malvert Paul A. Rodtet Rollet Malvern Ottawa Illinois Iowa Malvern Board of Education N. PB. Crink

1950 fair draws crowds and praise for program

The 1950 fair featured strong crowds and enthusiastic approval of the program with record attendances on nights one and two. Despite a heavy budget and limited profit prospects, the event showcased a lively Dutch Gun club auto push ball, a high quality horse show, varied carnival rides, and a large machinery exhibit east of the main building. 4-H participants again played a major role, delivering notably strong exhibits across most classes.

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Calkins Family to Present Services at Randolph Methodist

The family of Rev. and Mrs. Claude A. Calkins will host services at Randolph Methodist Church where Pastor Hey Calkins serves. Morning worship features Dr. Raoul Calkins delivering the sermon, with family mu sic. A noon dinner follows for those attending, then open house in the church parlors from 1 to 6.30 pm. Evening program at 7:30 includes Dr. James Culking McKildowney and moving pictures from Tu dia where the family has lived for years.

Claude A. Calkins Randolph Methodial Church Hey. Calkins Raoul Calkins Wil James and Huth Culking McEkldowney Tudia

Buying Slow at 4 H Fair Auction

At the Mills county fair final day an auction yielded no spectacular prices for 4-1 beef. The Rath Packing Co. of Waterloo was the sole bidder for the 11 cattle on offer, as a weak cattle market depressed bidding.

Mills County Rath Packing Co Waterloo

Henderson School to Open Monday August 28

Henderson schools will open Monday August 28 as announced by Supt Raymond Beam entering his fourth year. Enrollment is expected to be slightly higher than last year with faculty listed by subject including Beam in mathematics and geography, Adkins in commerce social science and coaching, Stivers in English biology, Ehlers in music, Broderick in Latin and years of service noted for several staff.

Henderson Raymond Beam Beam Supt. Beam John Adkins Malvern

No Go in Search for Water for Imogene System

Drillers from Lane Wes ton Well Co. sank 250 feet at Imogene last week, found solid rock and abandoned further search. They drilled near the site of the old Hibernia list while attempting to supply the town’s new waterworks. Local elders recalled Father Hayes was previously told water was unattainable there and would have known years ago.

Lane & Weston Well Co Imogene Hibernia Father Hayes

Jim Bowen Tops County Fair Livestock Judging Contest

Jim Owen of the Hastings Junior Feeders club scored top points in the county fair livestock judging contest last week with 232 of 239. Thirty five 4-H members entered five classes and 18 scored over 200. Other top scores included Paul Fellows 229 Roger Seeger 227 Gary Turner 225 Larry Duval 224 and Dick Harmon 221.

Jim Owen Hastings Jim Paul Fellows Roger Seeger Gary Turner Larry Duval Dick Harmon Bob Wilson Richard Hass Bud Plumer Hoxer Shépard Jerry McIntosh Roger Scheel Frederic Vinton Raburn Benton Ronnie Curtis Daryl Duwning

Card of Thanks to Mills County Pair Officials at Fair Stand

Nellie Winchell and Ethel Herrick express appreciation to Mills County Pair officials and to many patrons who visited their fair stand.

Mills County Nellie Winchell Ethel Herrick

Hastings Schools Opening Set for August Twenty-Eighth

Opening date for Hastings schools is August 28 under Superintendent Geo ik Malony. The board filled two vacancies in May and new courses include advanced algebra Spanish with safety education. instrumental music may be offered. Lunch program resumes with meals from August 29, first day of full enrollment. A general teachers meeting is set for August 2.

Hastings Geo Ik Malony Board of Education

Colt Division Entries Limited

Entries in the elt division were very limited with not more than one entry in Keine classes. Players listed include 2 year old saddle Charles Mc Man Boutled pony and Margaret Scwrt Yeurting saddle with Edward Jack in class Ruburo Benton.

Charles McMan Boutled Margaret Scwrt Yeurting Edward Jack

Moderate Weather in Mills County This Week

Mills County experienced moderate temperatures with a high near 60 degrees on Wednesday. Rainfall totaled about 4 inches for the week, slightly above the prior week, with the heaviest precipitation on Saturday at 2.24 inches. Daily figures show variable amounts across Thursday Friday and Saturday.

Mills County

Emerson Malvern Bands to Present a Concert Saturday

Malvern bands led by Warren Barrah plan a Saturday evening concert in town. Verth Hud Vicere directs the event, with details of attendance and program to be announced.

Malvern Sururdin Warren Barrah Mulyvenna Bateersie Wyuuat Wey Darrat Verth Hud Foribribets Malvern Bend Perain

Card of Thanks From Powieh Community

A local card expresses gratitude to supporters and mourners for assistance through a difficult period. Names mentioned include Mrs. Gwotte and Indian Deerettes, with thanks extended for aid at the Blue Ribbon Booth event and related efforts.

Mobile X ray unit to visit county August 21 to 24

The Town Dept of Health announces a mobile X ray unit will return to the county from August 21 through August 24. Those reporting have received letters with reporting times. Films will be 14 by 17 inches to aid study. The schedule lists Hastings and Silver City locations with times and street details for each day.

Town Dept. of Health Hastings Alan Mer Main St Filver Cita Villerecie

Scott Rites Sunday Aug 20

Charles Coott of Banescan died Wednesday in the Veteran Vel insertion hospital in Hot Springs. A military funeral will be held Friday at Beatt’s home where his family resides. Cord of thanks expresses appreciation to friends who helped make the Mills County event a success.

Charles Co 2Cott Baneescan Vetere Veli Insertion Hot Springs South West Bigerson Will de Baerson Tiene Mills County

Year Long Safety Program Off to Good Start Here

Mills county reports a full-year safety program under way with vigor though supply shortages hinder early progress. Stop sign sales underway in Malvern and Emerson with American Legion and Midget baseball team backing. Glenwood VFW reports 19 sales. Local merchants and service firms listed as supporters.

Mills County Emerson American Legion Legion Glenwood VFW Malvern J. R. Heckwith Lesson Delve-In Crum & Djureen Gearhart ,Lumber Co. Dra Kline & Kline Whedel Hardware J. E

Call 20 Men for Physicals in Sept

Call 20 men for physicals in September. The readable text mentions medical exams and scheduling, with unclear fragments referencing a program or event.

St. Conservation Commission Set to Meet

The Blate Conservation Com mission calls a meeting to plan for the coming duck hunt. The meeting will be held at the Tur ing high school and attended by chief of the Posh dil Gisme division and other personnel. Sportsmen are urged to attend.

Blate Conservation Commission Keeneys Thurinag Hith School Masy Beek Dil Gisme Cateeriiation Canamission Ura

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