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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1966
Page
7
District Judge Harold J. Martin heard three appeals Tuesday from Justice of the peace courts in Mills county. Sherrill Dashner, charged with disturbing the peace, was found not guilty. The case had been appealed.
Miss Shannon Lee Parker, first child of Capt. and Mrs. Gary Parker, was born at Kadina Okinawa weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces. Grandparents are Leonard Parker of Malvern and Donald Switzer of Burlington. Malvern continues post snow cleanup as crews clear streets. This issue highlights Christmas and holiday events with more to come next week. Western Community College announces first two vocational courses auto mechanics and printing to start January 23 at T. J. High School Council Bluffs with tuition set at 44 dollars per quarter.
A front moving through December 27 brought a morning flurry that grew into a daylong snowstorm with several inches accumulating. Temperatures stayed moderate. In Minneola a break in at Hero Wasserman tavern yielded gloves cigarettes and coffee stolen after entry was forced by breaking the front door.
Burglars broke into a Silver City timber yard over the weekend, stealing tools. The incident was reported by Sheil Edwin Barkus as a window was broken to gain entry. Local authorities investigated the burglary in the Silver City area and nearby Mineola.
HUD approves a 204345 loan to build 20 low rent homes for the elderly in Malvern. The referendum passed 132 to 18, with construction slated to begin March 1968 on two acres at Lincoln Ave and County Road N. Leo A Daly of Omaha designs the plans. bonds will back the loan without local taxes.
The county engineer reports a 25 percent cutback in federal aid to farm to market roads retroactive to July 1, 1966. The reduction will affect farm to market funds by about $16,000 to $20,000 on average.
Mills County faces a lag in dog licensing with only 1,240 licenses active, down from 1,614 a year ago. Officials link vaccination records to license issuance, noting that rabies certificates must show remaining months and vaccination is every two years. A Glenwood dog bite incident heightened concern, the culprit dog quarantined for 14 days.
Casletto Real Estate reports the sale of the Emily late property across from the high school to Mr and Mrs Wallis Balton. Possession will be given in January. d Re McClymond enjoyed Christmas in the home of his grandson Jim McClymund in Omaha.
Sheriff Edwin Barkus investigates the blowing up of five rural mail boxes in the Glenwood and Pacific Junction areas during the Christmas season. Initial indications point to high powered fire crackers used by vandals.
A final report shows that the Goodfellows Christmas fund collected 244.18 with clothing and toys donated for children. Contributions come from Malvern area groups and individuals including Diane Allensworth, Audrie Horton, Bobby Crouse, Nancy Dolan, and anonymous donors.
The Malvern Commercial Club held a Saturday drawing for a car filled with merchandise and a $5 cash scrip prize. Harvey Chaney of Hastings won the car drawing, while Mark Robbins and Virgil Curtis of Hastings won the $5 prizes. The event also featured the club’s annual Christmas party for local kids and well stocked stores.
A house on the Mrs. T. L. Salyers farm near Wesley Chapel burned down Tuesday evening. Firemen from Malvern Hastings and Wenderson fought the blaze but snow and high wind limited efforts. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson, latest occupants, lost most furnishings and clothing. the home had been occupied a week by Lyle Howard and his wife.
New water vehicle registrations list Pontiacs to Dallas Kauffman Malvern Gordon Lees Hastings Larry D Banks Glenwood Fords to Hazel G Locka bill Malvern Luella M King Glenwood Oldsmobiles to Caralyn WW Brenton and Carl Ramsey Glenwood Beverly Vinton Pacific Junction Buicks to Roger W Rager and Margaret C Buffington Glenwood Chevrolet to Marvin Brenton Glenwood Plymouth to Natural Gas Pipeline Co of America Emerson Ford pickup to William TH Viner Emerson Marriage licenses issued Michael Eugene Allen Trenderson Janet Lee Osmers W Boone Steven D Largent Tastings and Darlene Pearson Red Oak A school of instruction for town and township Gridmen will be in work nest week focusing on assessing personal property, says Assessor Harry Markel.
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