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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1966

Page

9

Gloria's Beauty Tops Wednesday Night League With 2591 Score

Gloria's Beauty led by Ruth Stanley and Avanele Dashner posted an 886 game and 2591 total as Glenwood Bank stretched its lead to 644 in three straight. A & W, Ave Auto Parts, and other teams chased in a chaotic Women’s Wednesday Howling League standings with several 500+ series and notable individual highs.

Gloria Ave Auto Parts Ruth Stanley Avanele Dashner Stanley Dashner Beth Strlace Hind Jan Forney Hannah Fisher Whelma Iso Pat McMahon Bard Peterson Cory Bowley Lee Ross Glenwood Bank Iead Stright Rallie Texaco Ace Auto Parts A. & Gay Oil Ga Jamnison Teaut Glenwood Banke Nellie Goy Oi

Awards at Scout Pack Meet Pack 242

Pack 242 held its monthly meeting at the Community building. Den 3 opened with colors and the pledge. Charles Coleman Robert Horn Larry Leu Ricky Mickelson received gold arrows and Scott Scheiler silver arrow. Mathew Knight and Dennis Kyle earned den chief cords. Den 3 displayed transportation progress from donkey to Sputnik to Mary Poppins. Den 2 performed pantomime on transportation and toured the world with the cub master and committee. Scout week runs Feb 7 to 13 and marks Scouting’s 56th birthday. Blue and Gold banquet set for Feb 10.

Pack 242 Den 3 Charles Coleman Bobeut Robert Horn Larry Leu Ricky Mickelson Scott Scheiler Mathew Knight Dennis Kyle Den Den 2

Iowa Dept of Agriculture to License Pesticide Applicators

The Iowa Department of Agriculture offers examinations for commercial pesticide applicator licenses. The closest test is in Atlantic Mills County on Feb 10 from 9 a m to 3 p m at the Cass County courthouse. If unavailable, tests are available daily at the State Chemical Laboratory in Des Moines.

Iowa

Irish Seller Survives Car Collision in Glenwood

An Irish seller owned by Elmer Hartman of Glenwood was unharmed after his dog was struck by a car driven by Robert Lee Smith of Council Bluffs on Highway 275 near Glenwood at 9 15 p m Thursday. The impact caused $100 damage to the car's grill and front.

Elmer Hartman Glenwood Robert Lee Smith Council Bluffs Hartman

Farm sale dates set near Red Oak Hastings and Oakland

Sale dates claimed February 7 for George M. Moore farm southwest of Red Oak. February 8 for Dallas Laughlin closing out farm sale four miles northeast of Hastings. February 15 for Larmon Dobbs farm sale east of Oakland.

George M. Moore Red Oak Dallas Laughlin Hastings Larmon Dobbs Oakland

Local Then News Snippets From Randolph and Nearby Areas

Miss Donna Jamison of Nebraska University Lincoln spent several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Dan Jamison and Dougie during the semester break. Mrs Jessie Doss of Glenwood was a weekend guest of the Hugh Doss family. Miss Beverly Doss, Maryville College student, visited her parents the past week. Mrs Darwin Dasher traveled to Omaha to join her mother and sister Mrs M L Crandall and Beverly of Central City for dinner at the airport.

Donna Jamison Nebraska University Lincoln Dan Jamison Dougie Jessie Doss Glenwood Hugh Doss Beverly Doss Maryville College M Hugh Doss Darwin Dasher Omaha M. L. Crandall Beverly Central City, Neb

Meyer Roth Hold 2nd Session of Production Study

The second session of the Live stock Production series will be held in the Malvern Community building Thursday Feb 10 at 9 30 a m. The focus is buildings equipment and layout for swine and beef. Vernon Meyer and Fred Roth extension agricultural engineers from Iowa State University will present. For those who missed the first session contact the Mills County Extension office in Malvern for reservations. Remaining sessions are slated for Feb 17 and 24.

Malvern LaVerne Obrecht Vernon Meyer Fred Roth Extension Agricultural Engineers Towa State University Mills County Extension Office

Iowa Farm Outlook on Packet Feeding Impacts

Extension Director reports on packet feeding in livestock rations and its possible effects on feed industries and cattle and hog prices in coming years. Gene Futrell of Iowa State University discusses potential shifts in costs, efficiency, and market prices.

Gene Futrell Tlowa State University

Packers and Retailers Feed Cattle Rise Tied to Market Shifts

Data from the U S Department of Agriculture show 2 052 000 cattle and 74 800 calves fed by packers and retailers in 1964, 3 4 percent of total commercial cattle slaughter and 6 5 percent of fed cattle marketings. In 1964, 182 firms reported cattle feeding, fewer than 1961–63. Futrell predicts growing packer contracting and a rising beef market over the next 10 to 15 years, with variations by state and region.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Futrell Iowa Midwest

Swanson Ponders GOP Congress Bid

RED OAK I A A Montgomery County Republican Central Committee meeting was called for 8 p m Tuesday February 8 in Red Oak. John Swanson chairman said he is seriously considering running for Congress and wants to discuss plans with committee members and arrange for a successor as county chairman. Swanson has led the county Republican party for six years and has been active in campaigns since 1960, stressing unity and strengthening the party.

Red Oak Montgomery County Republican Central Committee John Swanson Swanson Congress

Packers Feud Over 1964 Slaughter Totals Hit 887000

The feud cites 1964 slaughter totaling 887000 head, about 5.9 percent of all commercial losses. The ten major meat packers supplied most of this figure, while hog production by packers and retailers remains small at 35000 head in 1984.

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