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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
7
Dr Jim Beckwith posted a playful display on the Hertz lawn for Bud Hertz's birthday. A manikin dressed as a lovely young lady drew amused glances. Mrs Dean Darling traveled from Lincoln to present the JHHWYGIA award, praising Bud's noted traits.
Walter and Virginia Angus hosted the Future Feeders 4-H club Christmas party on December 6 at their home. Officer installation included Bob Johnson as president and Larry Stouders as vice president with Scott Sayers secretary Dwaine Swett treasurer Myron Morico historian and Doug Christensen reporter. Refreshments and a gift exchange concluded the event.
Malvern Commercial club members reviewed the year’s work and asked the lighting committee to begin planning next season’s Yale lights and submit a budget. Finances showed about $600 expenses and $910 income, leaving funds for next year. A letter of thanks signed by nearly 150 attendees followed a teen dance.
Two accidents occurred along the new Highway 34. Richard Pickel, driving toward an intersection with Highway 34, collided with Bernard Gehl of Des Moines. Gehl’s car suffered about $1,500 damage, Pickel’s car $250, and Pickel faced a $15 fine for running a stop sign after treatment for leg injuries. A second incident involved John D. Hettinger’s truck hitting a pavement painting unit and radiator damage amounting to about $150 near Hastings.
Delightful weather with temperatures in the 50s is forecast for Christmas Week and the first day of winter on Tuesday. Cold cloudy days last week brought a light snowfall as residents woke to snow on Thursday morning, but it did not accumulate much.
The Malvern Leader notes traffic uptick after Highway 34 opening and Christmas preparations underway. Frosty weather, 31 degrees, with cousins in Minnesota reporting heavy Thanksgiving snow.
E W Christensen director of the VA Center Des Moines says the finest Christmas present is future security for the family and notes veterans with service connections have under five months to apply before GI insurance reopenings end at midnight May 2 1966. World War II and Korean veterans who never bought or dropped GI insurance can now buy a new form if they have a service connected disability. eligibility does not require VA compensation payments. Insurance options range from a low cost modified life plan to a 20 year endowment with details at the VA Center Des Moines Iowa 50308.
The 1966 Farmers Tax Guide, prepared by the Internal Revenue Service, is 64 pages long and available at the Fremont county extension office per county extension director Rica rd M. McChure. It offers explanations and examples to help farmers file federal income tax returns, includes a summary of completed returns, key filing dates for 1965 tax returns, and details on investment credit provisions.
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