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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1962
Page
5
County Extension Director LaVerne Obrecht warns that topping shade trees can lower home values and hurt neighborhoods. Ex ISU forester Robert Davidson notes unsightly trees slow sales as topped trees regrow with brushy tops that wind storms can snap. brushy tops also shelter starlings and sparrows.
Margherita Tarr of Iowa State University urges homeowners to avoid topping and unskilled pruning. She recommends hiring a qualified pruner who demonstrates recent work, performs three cuts for large branches, trims cleanly to the branch, and seals wounds with tree-safe paint.
Mrs. Pratt plans birthday celebration for sons Gregory six and Douglas four postponed by illness. Guests include Lewis siblings and Timgons. cake and ice cream served. Other notes: Ben Jackson’s family birthday for Ben and granddaughter Annatte. visits from Volz Hastings and Garlberg family. Hillsdale church attendance small due to weather. Rev Pullman delivers Salvation Gift of God. Sunday School 21. collection 2.75.
Center Feeders 4 H Club entertained their Dads Thursday night at a pancake and passage supper at the Wayne Hilton home. Mrs Hilton aided by Mrs Art Thies served as chafer. A business meeting followed with Gary Thieshhafer giving a demonstration on inadequate wiring.
The Hillsdale Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the Williams home for a cooperative dinner with husbands and children as guests. Officers were confirmed, rolls read, and reports given. A Heart Fund contribution was approved. The group adjourned for March 15 and planned a future meeting at the church with Mrs Forrest Bloomer.
The February 9 1983 Mills County Board of Supervisors meeting reviewed minutes from January 1982 and approved various claims including payments to Newell Township Officials Edwin Barkus and others. Local social notes mention visits and gatherings around Malvern Red Oak and Glenwood with several residents attending events and celebrations.
Mills County board approves miscellaneous proceedings including quarterly reports, annual reports, and official bonds. It authorizes publications in Glenwood Opinion and Malvern Leader, sets road funds, drainage bonds, and Farm-to-Market projects, and appoints officials for the 1962 term. The meeting adjourns with next session scheduled for February 21.
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