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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1967

Page

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Potato Dumplings Delight With Hearty Sausage

A quirky recipe note praising potato dumplings as a hearty addition to meals. Mentions Berosie Soler and a savory sausage pairing, with playful, colortone language.

Gowns and Grief in a Medical World

Most vacationers are home as summer wanes and teachers and students return to classrooms. The column muses on hospital life, patients in gowns, and the odd social quirks of being in a medical setting. It notes several local passings Roy Alter Bob Kilpatrick Donna Shere Leroy Madison and Eve Hanson and ends with the Psalmist line about goodness and mercy.

Rey Roy Alter Bob Kilpatrick Randolph Donna Shere Leroy Madison Eve Hanson Chicago

Three Truckers Appeared Before Local Justices

Three truckers appeared this past week before local justices of the peace. Edward Kramer of Montrose was fined $15.60 and costs for overload. Ervin Boyer of St. Paul Park was fined $20 and costs for excessive motor fuel. Max Gansdes of Omaha was fined $12.60 and costs for overload. James Cocklin of Higginsville was fined $15 and costs for improper registration and $10 and costs for extensive motor fuel.

Justices of the Peace Virginia Hall Edward Kramer Montrose Ervin Boyer St. Paul Park Minn Max Gansdes Omaha Justica Jobo Hall James Cocklin Higginsville Rucker

Seven Motor Vehicles Registered in County Area in Week

The Malvern Leader lists seven cars and a pickup registered this week including Fords to Gary Jackson Malvern Dennis A Acheebaush Henderson and Chevrolets to Jerry Lites Roger L Stacey Lloyd Millsap Glennext Norman W Kise Minesia Mercedes Benz to RH Mintle Glenwood and a Chevrolet pickup to John L Wiseman Hastisss plus three marriage licenses Fred Jones age 23 Minden area Rieken Henderson Richard Meinders 13 and Jeanette Weiss 18 Glenwood and Rodney Lee Roenfelst 21 Mineola with Lucinda Lar Osternorm 18 Glenwood. Tax payment time arrives Friday with second half due September 1 per Treasurer FM Robinson. County Engineer Charles Weber notes two Pony Creek watershed dams finished and a third near 8 percent completion. Holmes describes parallel terraces two main types broadbase ridge and push-up backslope using tile outlets underground for convenience, noting not all fields suit parallel terracing and some terraces may be unsuitable.

Gary Jackson Malvern Dennis A. Acheebaush Henderson Jerry L.ites Roger L. Stacey Lloyd Millsap Gleenext Norman W. Kise Minesia Mercedes-Benz Richard Meinders Jeanette Weiss Glenwood Rodney Lee Roenfelst Mineola Lucinda Lar Osternorm FM. Robinson Charles Weber Pony Creek

Three Mills Students Awarded Degrees by ISU Friday

Three Mills residents were among Iowa State University's summer graduates in Ames. J. Boyd Page, dean of the Graduate College, announced about 600 degrees and certificates. Bettie L. H. Peterson earned a Master of Science in Education, Jane A. Lieb a Bachelor of Science in Applied Art Interior Design, and Paul J. Hathaway a Bachelor of Science in Agronomy. A reception followed in the Memorial Union Sun Room, with Hathaways, Wearins, and Haroffs among the local attendees.

Conservation Going Modern in Sw Ia

A report by Dan Holmes of Shenandoah Area Conservationist notes a shift to modern terrace styles in ten southwestern Iowa counties. In three Soil Conservation Districts Mile Page and Montgomery lead with 280 miles of terraces, about 50 percent in Fremont County, totaling 165 miles in the district.

Dan “Holmes Spil Service Shenandoah Pet Mile Page Montgomery Fremont County Holmes AIA

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Mills County Fair Grounds Mansfield’s Ehateley Mungry Methodist Church Kenderson Berosie Soler Mle Roedoipa Enterprise Iowa Walenway Mills ISU Sw. Ia Labor Day
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