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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1967
Page
2
Arnold Paulson of Granite Falls Minn will be guest speaker at an NFO gathering in Red Oak on February 13. The event runs 6 to 8 PM with a ham supper at the Legion building. Farmers, businessmen and professionals are invited.
A Glenwood police traffic check led to four speeding arrests and two other charges. Justice Ernest Timmerman fined Robert Berry of Omaha Bernard Rathman Wayne Schoening of Glenwood and Patricia Brammer of Malvern for speeding. David Speed of Glenwood was fined for remuffler and Elmer Hershey of Glenwood paid for no plates or registration.
Four people were arrested early Saturday in Glenwood by Glenwood police. Suhelim Ease wen Leslie Watson Counc Biutis were charged with making beer available to minors. Kenneth Bowman Linda Morrical Beverly Maxweil were charged with minors in possession of beer.
About 150 dollars damage occurred in a Saturday morning accident half a mile south of Pacific Junction. Alice Williams, 52, riding with her, suffered minor shoulder injuries as the bear incident was blamed for the coming loose.
A person was arrested on Saturday in Glenwood in connection with directing a wood trafficking scheme. Authorities allege the suspect orchestrated deliveries and coordinated shipments, with ongoing investigations into involved accomplices and seized assets.
The Malvern Leader from Malvern Iowa dated February 9 1967 presents brief local items including community happenings school notices farm reports and civic updates. The issue captures the town's daily life through short paragraphs and public notices reflecting mid 1960s rural Iowa.
Donald L. Sogdill of Coumeat Bluffs veered off a country road north of Laver City at 3 50 am Saturday. His car left the road struck a fence at the Harrison farm and four reflect posts, causing about 50 cents in damage. The sheriff's office report also notes discussion of pension proposals and federal aid to veterans and widows.
Three motorists in Mills County faced justice of the peace fines for loss of vehicle control after separate incidents. Jack Bates of Treynor paid 15 dollars and costs when his car left a curve on Highway 275 north of Glenwood, damaging about 600 dollars in property. Fred Randers Jr. of Silver City was fined two dollars and costs after his station wagon struck a bridge near Mineola, with minor vehicle damage and a cut lip. Gary Catron of Red Oak was fined zero dollars and costs for losing control on Highway 275 near Greenwood, causing about 100 dollars in damage.
About 30 people attended a Sunday county meeting at Glenwood of Barracks 1337 WWI Vets. Visiting members from Council Bluffs, including Harry Dickson the quartermaster, discussed a 34 percent pension boost for WWI veterans.
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