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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1963

Page

7

Mills County Young Scientist Seeks Elm Disease Cure

News Week hails Dr. Dale Norris of Iowa State University as the Jo nas Salk of Dutch Elm Disease for discovering that injections of specific organic phosphates in elm sap kill bark beetles carrying the fungus. In Wisconsin trials 2700 trees saved 99.6 percent, but the search continues for a dose that protects without harming the tree. The issue also features Mrs. Elsie Taylor, an artist and doll maker, with a photo and story of her home on Silver Creek valley.

Dale J. Norris Emerson Jonas Salk News Week Dale Norris Iowa State University Wisconsin Elsie’ ‘Taylor Taylor Taylors Silver Creek Valley

Seventeen Vehicles Registered and Two Marriage Licenses Issued

County Treasurer reports seventeen new motor vehicles registered this week including Pontiacs Fords Buicks Chevrolets and pickups with owners in Malvern Council Bluffs Glenwood Hastings Pacific Junction and Omaha. Two marriage licenses were issued by Clerk I L Donner to David Smith and Barbara Jo Cheim and to John White and Mam Deleyvan with listed ages in the county.

F. M. Robinson Melvin Scheffel Ida Pierce Malvern Harry Paul Henderson William Scheidle Council Bluffs Fords HL. B. Wilcox Glenwood Plymouth Malcom Madison Tabor Bevis Sowers Mary Estes Richard Armstrong Thomas Murray Larry Tritsch John E. Bayes Hastings Herbert Lincoln Pacific Junction Alf Buckingham Raymond Chase Burl D. Vinton Ben Buffington I. L. Donner David Smith Barbara Jocheim

Land Sells Good at S. C. Auction

Bidding was strong at the Speet Estate sale of farms. The 262 acre farm northeast of Silver City, near Treynor in Pottawattamie County, sold to Herman Stortenbecker of Center township for 280 per acre. The 152 acre farm northwest of Silver City brought 245 per acre and went to William Reelfs of Council Bluffs.

Speet Joe Kruse Silver City

John Adams Named Master of Silver Urn Lodge

John B. Adams was named worshipful master of Silver Urn Masonic Lodge at the December 5 annual elections. He succeeds Frank Stevens Jr. Other officers elected include Dr. Dean Darling senior warden, Charles Peyehouse junior warden, W. A. Caldwell treasurer, and C. J. Noffsinger secretary. Appointive officers will be announced later with a public installation planned for January 7 in the Masonic temple.

John B. Adams Silver Urn Masonic Lodge Frank Stevens Jr Dean Darling Charles Peyehouse W. A. Caldwell C. J. Noffsinger Masonic Temple

Top cash award set for Malvern Saturday drawing

The Malvern Commercial Club will give a $90 top cash scrip prize at 3 p.m. Saturday as part of Christmas promotion drawings. Unclaimed prior winners roll over to the next draw. Additional awards include a $5 regular prize, two $10 gifts, and a $20 prize. remaining funds continue through December 24. Past week winners include George Sullivan $20 John Irvin $10 Diane Allensworth $10 Marie Goldsberry $5. Huberta Biggerstaff’s $60 winner was not present and added to this week’s top prize.

Winters George Sullivan John Irvin Diane Allensworth Marie Goldsberry Huberta Biggerstaff

New Seat Plan for Friday Basketball Games

Malvern Community building will host Friday evening basketball games. Nishna Valley visits Malvern. MCHS students sit in the south bleachers, adults occupy the stage bleachers, visiting fans use the north bleachers. Change aims to increase seating capacity.

Malvern N. P Nishna Valley MCHS

Mills County farmers attend state NFO convention in Des Moines

Seven Mills county farmers were delegates to the state NFO convention held in Des Moines December 4 and 5. Harold Skerritt county president led the group, with Adolph Codk and Gordon Axtell from Silver City, Dean Fender, Floyd Bowen and Donald Gipe from Hastings, and Walter Knop from Emerson among the attendees.

Mills County NFO Des Moines Harold Skerritt Adolph Codk Gordon Axtell Silver City Dean Fender Floyd Bowen Donald Gipe Hastings Walter Knop Emerson

Dolly making by Elsie Taylor draws wide demand

Remarkable resemblance to human flesh marks Elsie Taylor's development of lifelike apple dolls. The process begins with peeled apples shaped during drying to achieve natural color and texture, then she crafts faces, outfits, and accessories. Demand exceeds supply as orders come from distant places.

Elsie ‘Taylor

Goodfellows Kickoff As Community Plans Holiday Help

Two anonymous $5 gifts start the 1963 Malvern Goodfellows fund, with support from Mr and Mrs Truman Hardy and Mr and Mrs Ora Campbell and others. Beattie homeroom, Mary Circle, Malvern Girl Scouts, and Future Homemakers of America assist with toy drives, repairs, packing, and distribution. Donations welcomed at Mr Hertz, Mr Costello, or The Leader office.

Malvern Goodfellows Fund Clayton L Bud) Hertz Chas. D. Costello Truman Hardy Ora Campbell The Goodfellows Beattie Mary Circle Methodist Church Malvern Girl Scouts Malvern School Future Homemakers of America Hertz Costello Leader

Stores Open Evenings for Christmas Shoppers

Malvern stores will stay open each evening until Christmas starting next Monday. Participating outlets include DeWitt Store, Wilson Clothing, Pace Service Co, Jackson Style Shop, Mansfield Morrow Furniture, and Bloeder Hardware.

DeWitt Wilson Clothing Pace Service Co Jackson Mansfield-Morrow Furniture Bloeder Hardware

Snowstorm Hits Mills County With Minimal Damage

Mills County residents faced a late autumn storm bringing snow and sub zero conditions. Four inches of snow fell Sunday night and Monday, temperatures dipping to five below. One Piper building roof blew off in Melvern. minor phone line damage and a few blown tree limbs were the extent of notable damage.

Mills County Piper Melvern

Dakin Miller Early Day Big League Player Remembered

The Leader recalls Dakin Dusty Miller of Malvern, a 1902 Kansas City Western League player with 16 games, .250 average, and strong fielding. Residents remember autographs on visits. Monitor questions hint at Hall of Fame talk. No current whereabouts known. readers invited to share information.

Dakin Dusty) Miller Malvern Dakin Miller Leader Dusty Kansas City Monitor

Frances Harman Resigns as Emerson Mayor

Mrs Frances Harman the town of Emersons first woman mayor resigns after several terms. Ray Honeywell will serve as acting mayor until Jan 1 when newly elected Raymond Mitchell takes over. Harman had been appointed justice of the peace by the county board for Indian Creek township.

Frances Harman Emerson Ray Honeywell Raymond Mitchell Harman County Board of Supervisors Indian Creek

Overlength Load Fines Hit Turkeys Truck Stop in Malvern

Justice Hall and several drivers face fines for overlength loads including a truck carrying turkeys halted in Malvern. Other fined individuals include Russell Sanders of Kansas City Ronald Hall of Crown Point Ollie Hawkins of Opelousas and John Finster for related offenses. Several cases cite lack of reciprocity permits and axle overloads with fines varying from 10.60 to 15 dollars plus costs.

Malvern John Hall Gary Brouchard Little Rock Ark Russell Sanders Kansas City Ronald Hall Crown Point Ind

Income Tax Topic for Next Adult Farmer Meeting

The Adult Farmer group will discuss income tax on December 19 at 7 30 p m in the Vocational Agriculture building. The session aims to help farmers maximize deductions and reduce payments. Attendees can ask tax questions and still join the class.

Vocational Agriculture

Printing Schedule Changes For Christmas Holidays

The Leader announces early printing plans for Christmas and New Year. The Dec. 19 paper will publish at the regular time, while Dec. 26 will be printed Monday Dec. 23 with Christmas Greeting ads. Ads and news copy should be submitted early, preferably Friday and Saturday. The Jan. 2 issue will print on Dec. 30 to improve reader and advertiser service.

Nishina Cottage News Briefs Reflect Local Health and Travel

Rollie Hale was taken to a Cornelia Bluffs hospital Thursday morning. Mrs. Anna Kemp left last Friday for Venango Nebraska to spend Christmas with a daughter.

Rollie Hale Corneil Bluffs Hospital Anna Kemp Venango, Neb

Malvern District approves building levy 208 to 156

Malvern Community school board won authority to levy up to 2 mills for a schoolhouse fund in a special election held Tuesday. About 80 percent of eligible voters participated, with 208 yes to 156 no. Funds, around $20,000, would start in 1985 and could build to $100,000 plus interest over five years. If plans fail, money may shift to general fund to lower taxes. District 4 provided primary backing, but all districts supported the measure. vote totals: Dist.1 1 yes 24 no, Dist.2 5 yes 23 no, Dist.3 no data, Dist.4 180 yes 58 no, Dist.5 200 yes 31 no. Total yes 208, no 156.

Malvern Community School Board of Directors Malvern

Three Stooges at Empress Theatre this Week

The Three Stooges perform in The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze at the Empress in Malvern starting Friday with shows through the weekend. They star as bumbling servants joining Phileas Fogg on a spoofed world tour while a second feature accompanies the program.

Stooges Empress Empress Theater Malvern Phiteas Foggard

Whitey Stephens Buys Mae's Coffee Shop

Forrest Whitey Stephens last week purchased the Coffee Shop from Mrs Mae Robinson and took over its management the first of the week. The cafe business is not new to Mr Stephens as he has had previous experience in that field. Mrs Robinson has no plans for the future but intends to spend most of her time at home.

Forrest Whitey Stephens Mae Robinson Mr. Stephens

Farm Youth Exchange guest recounts Omaha trip

Dick Godfrey writes of his Farm City Youth Exchange visit to Omaha from November 21 to 24. He stayed with Jim Abraham, toured Benson High School, attended a banquet and school play, and met the Abraham family who hosted him. He notes Mr Abraham’s father died Friday evening and plans to host the Abrahams later.

Dick Godfrey Omaha Nota Richard Godfrey Henderson Farm City Richard Sandra Barns Emerson Omaha, Chamber of Commerce Jim Abraham George Abraham Ruggles St Exchange Building South Omaha Warren Barth Bruce Davies Alzo Polka Knights Onaha Abraham Mr. Abraham Nancy Iron Mountain Mich Jim

Plan Caroling for Sunday Evening at Methodist Church

The Young Adults of the Methodist church host a MYF caroling event Sunday evening. They meet at 6 30 PM at the church, then return for refreshments. To have carolers visit, call Mrs Darrell Waisner at 8396 or Mrs Robert Salyers at 8180.

MYF Darrell Waisner Robert Salyers

Malvern School Yale Concert Set For December 19

Malvern school Christmas concert scheduled for Thursday December 19 at 7 00 p m in the Community building. Junior high and high school vocal groups plus junior and senior bands will perform. The junior high choir will give a choral reading and each high school vocal department group will offer one selection.

Bonnie Spiker Malvern Vooca

Automobiles Collide as Mother Grabs for Baby

In Mineola a Council Bluffs mother, 23 year old Judy Lee Nightser, grabbed for her baby as it rolled from the car seat toward the floor while stopping at an intersection. Her car struck Floyd L. Roenfeldt’s, 51, Mineola, causing about 250 dollars damage to his vehicle and 150 dollars to hers. The accident occurred in December and the report reached the sheriff’s office late.

Mineola Council Bluffs Judy Lee Nightser Floyd L. Roenfeldt

Two Injured When Swinging Load Of Meat Upsets Truck

Two Georgia truckers, Jody Houston and Cromer Houston, were injured Saturday on Highway 34 west of Malvern while transporting swinging meat to South Carolina. One man was thrown from the cab with a broken arm, the other pinned inside with a broken leg. rescuers took over an hour to free him. The truck overturned after losing control at the S curve near the Burlington railroad overpass. the load was unloaded the next day and the truck removed Monday.

Georgia Highway Malvern Jody Houston Cromer Houston Council Bluffs Sheriff’s Office South Carolina Burlington Railroad

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S. C John Adams Masonic Lodge Mills Earl Taylor Nishna Cottage Whitey Stephens Mae By Richard Godfrey Malvern School Yale
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