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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1967
Page
7
The article references Dr K M Brinkhous of Chapel Hill North Carolina and Mrs Fay Benton in relation to plasma research and antihemophilic factors. It notes discussions on freezing and storing plasma and credits Brinkhous with scientific discourse. Additional mentions include Mrs Benton and the former Frances.
Dates listed for sales to be advertised in newspapers printed by The will be listed in advance as dates claimed. Darreldean Schroeder near Lake Manawa and Clarence Archer closing in sale south of Ircunder. Ben Martin closing out near Malvern. J D Tractor and D Corn Picker to be sold at farm sale Sept. 25. Ben Martin, adv.
Teen club members announce an August 29 gathering at the Community building base. The 7 pm pot-luck event invites all who attend to bring and share dishes while viewing pictures from Washington, D. C. and other areas of interest.
Dean Sayers of Malvern filed a nomination with the Mills County Board of Education for the member from district 1B which covers the county’s southeast quarter. He aims to succeed Ed Smith of Emerson, who is not a candidate, according to County Superintendent Dwight D. Fellows.
Malvern Community Schools begin the 1967 68 school year Monday at 8 30 a m with a half day for opening and full schedules Tuesday The hot lunch program starts Tuesday A new year offers distinct curriculums college preparatory general education and business vocational with grade level specialization A special education room will serve about 12 pupils including some from Nishna Valley Gladys Warren Glenwood will teach the new program Staff vacancies noted as Virgil Buekelman leaves for other work seeking reemployment in education.
Nishna Valley schools begin Aug 28 with a full staff under Supt Joel L Wedergren. New high school principal Robert Mejia and elementary principal Lyle Falk join a broad lineup including athletic director Richard Fairchild from Oregon MO and senior band director LeRoy Dick from Oakland. Key assignments cover high school social studies, physical education, science, English, math, and exploratory programs, with kindergarten through 6th grade staffing and non certified personnel listed.
At 6 p.m. Monday in Hastings a 1961 Ford station wagon driven by Arthur Goodman collided with a 1955 Chevrolet driven by Jesse Perkins. Sheriff Ed win Barkus listed both cars as total losses.
Mills County NFO members return from Des Moines after a record breaking farm meeting attended by over 35 000 at Veterans Auditorium. The crowd unanimously authorized the National Board to prepare for the first all commodity holding action and heard plans for a grain bank to stabilize prices with minimums set at 1 50 per bushel for corn 2 00 for soybeans and 3 00 for wheat. Leaders stressed broader actions to raise livestock grain and milk prices while awaiting implementation.
Mills county is set for a major banking shift as Silver City State Bank gains a majority by investors led by Paul Dunlap of Houghton State Bank Red Oak. Plans include moving main offices to Glenwood with a Silver City branch to stay open. Four longtime directors resigned, new directors named, and board size may grow in January.
Vern Sell, chairman, urges farmers to nominate eligible candidates for ASC committees. A petition signed by six eligible voters must be filed by Friday, Aug. 25 to nominate candidates. Elections set for Sept. 19 at polling places to be announced later.
A Mills County meeting focused on pricing policy for milk and short duration meat actions based on market conditions. Members expressed pride and determination to support decisions aimed at stabilizing prices and assisting producers.
Henderson residents plan a full all day program at the Menderson Holiday featuring a 10 a.m. float parade, 10:90 pancake feed, 12:30 p.m. tractor pulling contest, 3:30 p.m. Offutt Air Force Band concert, 5:30 p.m. free barbequed beef supper, and an amateur talent contest with cash prizes of 25, 15, and 10 dollars in two age divisions. A prize drawing and dance close the day.
Mills County 4 H members must file Ak-Sar-Ben entries with the Extension Service by August 28. Eligible 4 Hers must be 32 by Jan 1 1967 and may enter market beef, swine, and sheep, plus dairy and beef breeding classes. Dairy and horse entries require district show qualification. Contact Malvern County Extension Office. Mrs. Marie Needs begins as Montgomery county speech clinician serving Red Oak and nearby districts.
Citizens may file nomination petitions with the district secretary by Friday Sept. Nominees for Malvern Community district include Frederic Newell and Margaretta Hays. In Nishna Valley district Jack Mabary and Don Eastwood seek re election. Glenwood terms are held by Dick Owen and R H Miller. Each petition must be signed by at least ten electors in the respective director district.
Mills county 4-H members exhibited twelve head of Holsteins at the District 4-H Dairy Show in Council Bluffs on August 12. The Mills 4-Hers earned four purple blue and two red ribbons across junior and senior calf and yearling classes led by Virginia Angus, Walter Angus, Steve Sell, Teresa Sell, Diane Schroeder, Patricia Patton, and Patricia Grade. Virginia Angus and Steve Sell earned showmanship spots with Virginia placing fifth and Steve seventh in finals.
Dale Bell of Malvern files a $250,000 lawsuit in Mills County District Court against Breeding and Benton and John Deere Co. alleging a Medal 227 two row coinpicker caught fire on Nov 5, 1965, injuring his arm when his glove sleeve was drawn into the rollers, requiring a below elbow amputation. A jury trial is sought.
The Mills county board of supervisors on Tuesday approved the highway commission granting the contract to A.M. Cochran & Son of Atlantic to build a ridge near here.
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