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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
5
Glenwood High School adds four business courses General Business Business Arithmetic Secretarial Practice and Personal Typing for the morning year with Superintendent Earl Tubbs noting enrollment could rise by about 50 pupils. Driver training moves to summer. no classes during the year.
Mills County ASC chairman Ren Burgoin warns winter wheat growers who also grow feed grain face decisions on diverting acreage into the 1964 feed grain program. He cites a low 1964 wheat price outlook, the July Kansas City futures around 1.55 per bushel, and the need to limit total acreage while preserving soil-conserving practices on participating farms.
Airman Gary E F Johansen son of Mr and Mrs Earl B Johansen Glenwood Iowa is reassigned to Sheppard AFB Texas for technical training as a United States Air Force aircraft maintenance specialist. He enlisted recently and completed basic training. A 1962 graduate of Abraham Lincoln High School Council Bluffs Iowa.
Five of seven recent motor vehicle accidents involved single car mishaps. Mary W Long of Hulette Wyoming, 20, lost control after a tire blowout, overturning on the highway east of Glenwood. Carolyn McCracken, 20, injured, rode with Long and received eye and shoulder injuries. Charles Wilson, 44, Red Oak, cited for speeding after his 1963 Cadillac left control near Home Folkers farm on Highway 34 east of Malvern. $1,200 damage and damaged power pole. Lynda Queen, 19, of Tabor, escaped injury in a gravel-road crash northwest of Tabor. her 1959 Chrysler totaled. Barbara Davis, 13, Glenwood, suffered a possible shoulder fract.
A site near Glenwood reports a woman injured in a crash on a county road three miles NW of Glenwood around 9 p m on Thursday when a car driven by 17 year old Joseph La Sala left a 90 degree curve on a newly graveled road. The Pontiac sustained about 1300 in damage. In Hastings area a vehicle driven by Fred N Riggle hit a deer on Saturday near a bridge. damage about 125. A pickup driven by Dean Ackerman was struck by Wayne Grosse while Grosse attempted a left turn. Ackerman sustained about 450 damage and Grosse about 200. In Glenwood two cars collided two miles SE. Michael Seipold, 3, was treated for a cheek bump. Cole’s car incurred 500 damage and Leipold’s 300 loaned.
Top quality Wisconsin calves available direct from Wisconsin herds. Calves ship on approval vaccinated prior to delivery by experienced crews. Also offered are beef bred Angus and Hereford calves with mixed heifers and bulls. Prices listed for three to five week olds and six to ten week olds plus contact Roger Nolan Cecil Wisconsin 54211 phone 745 4145.
Auction sale dates announced for area farms and households. Lyle and Edna Powles close out a farm sale five miles east and one south of Emerson on Tuesday September 10. Frances Kline household goods auction near Malvern on Saturday September 14. Anna Royston farm auction two miles southwest of Malvern on Monday September 16.
The Malvern Leader serves Mia County and its municipalities and school districts as the official newspaper for public notices. This includes legal actions and government announcements intended to inform residents.
The Malvern Community School District in Mills County Iowa announces a regular election for Director Districts 1 and 3 on September 9 1963. Directors will serve three year terms to succeed Harold Skerritt and Henry W Washburn, terms expiring September 1963. Polls open noon to 7 pm at the homes of Ralph Skerritt in District 1 and Edwin G Leu in District 3. Secretary Woodford R Byington signs the notice August 22 1963.
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