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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1967

Page

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Congressman Scherle Heads to Washington for Iowa Seventh District

Congressman Win. J. Scherle sails for Washington D C to prepare for his duties representing Iowa seventh district in the national legislature. Mrs Scherle and their sons Bill and John will accompany part of the way with plans to attend the swearing in. The family will remain in the capital briefly before moving back to resume school and then relocate after the year ends. Scherle will office at Room 1418 Longworth and plans monthly updates to constituents. He invites constituent contact for assistance.

Win. J. Cbi Scherle Washington, D.C Iowa

Gulf Oil Signs Replacement at Malvern Plant

Gulf Oil will replace Spencer branding at the Malvern Farm Center. Howard Natson, manager, says Spencer products will carry Gulf Oil Corp identification soon. The switch affects buildings, trucks, equipment and products as Gulf expands in agriculture from the Rockies to the Atlantic.

Gulf Oil Spencer Malvern Gulf Farm Center Howard Natson Spencer Chemicon Gulf Oi Corporation Notson Howard Gulf Rocky Mountains Athmnetic Ocean

Right to Lay New 30 inch Line In County

The Northern Natural Gas Company seeks cross county right of way for a 30 inch line running northeast from Glenwood into Pottawattamie County near Silver City. The line would likely be installed next summer. In Malvern new residents Mr and Mrs Dudley Green and children Gay Lynne and Matthew arrive December 1 from Council Bluffs, living at the Douglas Zanders house while Mr Green heads the Farm Bureau Service Co. office in Malvern.

Northern Natural Gas Company Mills County Charles Weber Omaha Glenwood Pottawattamie County Silver City Dudley Green Gay Lynne Matthew 4 Malvern Council Bluffs Douglas Zanders Green Farm Bureau Service Co

Suffers Cut Lip in Accident on Tuesday

Miss Sharon Cowden 17 Glenwood suffered a cut lip in a county road crash half a mile south of Glenwood at 4 35 pm Tuesday. Her car skidded as she applied brakes, struck an embankment, spun, and collided with a pickup driven by Mark Harrington Route 1 Glenwood. About 200 damage to Cowden car and 00 to the pickup. Barbara Brammer admitted to Edmundson hospital last Thursday for tests and observation. Mrs Paul Kelso fell last Wednesday and sprained wrist.

Sharon ‘Cowden Tabor Glenwood Sheriff's Office Mark Harrington Route 1 Cowden

Change in Malvern Adult Farmer Class Dates

Scheduling changes affect Malvern Adult Farmer Classes. Remaining meetings list grain storage on January 10, soybean production on January 17, insecticides and herbicides on January 24, and a supper meeting on January 31.

Malvern

Slick Highways Blamed in County Accidents

After last week’s snowstorm slick highways caused several crashes in the county. Frank Trublicka Jr. of Glenwood left the highway near Pacific Junction and hit a tree, with about 400 damage. Joseph Messinger’s car sustained 700 damage 11 miles north of Pacific Junction. William Scheebeler of Omaha spun across the road and struck Kay Lewis’s car two miles east of Glenwood, causing 35 cents of damage.

Pacific Junction Frank Trublicka, Jr Glenwood Joseph Messinger Messinger William Scheebeler Omaha Kay Lewis Lewis

Farm Bureau Opens New Malvern Facilities This Saturday

Mills County Farm Bureau and Service Companies invite the public to an open house from 9 am to 5 pm at remodeled former Wilson Hatchery buildings in Malvern. The new complex houses county offices, a sales room, service-company offices, warehouse and roading space with wood paneling and modern decor. Key staff include Max Backburn, Bill Schrader, Thelma Allensworth, Dudley Green, Fred Gemmel, Gordon Schoening, and Richard Anderson.

Mills County Farm Bureau F. B. Service Wilson Malvern Farm Bureau Falks Wilson Hatchery County Farm Bureau Max Backburn Bill Schrader Thelma Allensworth Dudley Green Fred Gemmel Gordon Schoening Richard Anderson

County reports new vehicle registrations and marriages

County treasurer records show four Ford pickups and a GMC pickup plus a Ford truck, a Mercury, and a Chevrolet registered to various City and area residents. Marriage licenses issued include Conrad Brake and Mary Earith of Glenwood, and Alvin Avery and Carrie Jo Bachler of Omaha. Grand jurors for 1967 were impaneled, with Wayne Keith of Glenwood as foreman and others named from Malvern Hastings Emerson and Pacific Junction.

Ford John R. Poore Council Bluffs Arch L. Calwell Glenwood Francis M. Parker Emerson GMC Revel Harman Tabor Leonard Reed Mercury Colstar Leasing Co Imogene Chevrolet Clifton Catron Conrad Lee Brake Mary Francis Earith Alvin Avery Carrie Jo Bachler Omaha Mills County District Court Leroy H. Johnson Wayne Keith Foreman Guy Haynie William Schroeder Everett Stouder Malvern Clarence Rush Hastings Vernon McKee Shirley C. Lincoln Pacifie Junction

Mrs Nelson Becomes Douglas County Law Librarian

Mrs Sarah A Nelson began duties as the Douglas county Nebraska courthouse law librarian on January 3. She previously served as assistant at Creighton University law library for over three years and was a Malvern resident during her married life. Her husband Harry A Nelson died earlier.

Sarah A. Nelson Douglas County Neb Creighton University Law Library

Pleasant Winter Joins Mills County Board of Supervisors

Austin Bass of Malvern begins duties this week as a Mills County supervisor member, succeeding Harry Evans who did not seek re election.

Eight Involved In Traffic Count Charges

Eight persons appeared in Justice Ernest Timmerman court at Glenwood on traffic charges. Fines for speeding were Jessie R Rhodes Council Bleffs $18 Brian K Magaret Glenwood $24 Margaret Delavan Glenwood $16 Charles Cloyd Springfield Neb $10 John McClurg and Edward Hausauer Glenwood $10 and costs for improper registration. Ten dollar fines were assessed Delbert Smith Council Bluffs and Edward Hausauer Glenwood for having no operator's license.

Ernest Timmerman Glenwood Jessie R. Rhodes Council Ble ‘Fs Brian K. Magaret Margaret Delavan Charles Cloyd Springfield Neb John McClurg Edward Hausauer Delbert Smith Council Bluffs

Phi Beta Kappa Honors for Lura Beckwith at ISU

Two Mills County students receive Phi Beta Kappa honors from the University of Iowa this week. Lura Beckwith, Glen Miss Beckwith, English and Russian major, and David Petersen, Glenwood, medicine sophomore, are tapped for the national scholastic honor. Beckwith, daughter of Dr and Mrs J B Beckwith, has studied Russian in Russia and at Ohio University. She follows her mother in Phi Beta Kappa. Petersen is the son of Rev and Mrs S D Petersen.

Mills County University of Iowa Lura Beckwith Malvern David Petersen Glenwood Miss Beckwith J. BR. Beckwith SUI Russia University of Ohio Beckwith Phi Beta Kappa Peterson S. D. Petersen

Fieldmen Begin Assessment of Mills Co. as New Tax Gets Under Way

Fieldmen from Mills County Assessor Harry Markel’s office begin the annual assessment of farms homes and businesses totaling about 36 million in value. Ten fieldmen work during this period under the assessor’s supervision and will assess personal property this year unless real property has changed. They will also collect the county dog tax and remind dog owners to provide rabies vaccination certificates before license applications are accepted.

Mills Co Iowa Harry Markel Mills County Markel

Mills County Board Names New Chairman Don Rhoden

Don Rhoden of Glenwood, previously vice chairman, was named chairman of Mills County Board of Supervisors at Tuesday’s reorganization. H. W. Washburn of Hastings became vice chairman, replacing Harry Evans of Malvern on the County Board of Social Welfare. Austin Bass of Malvern named as the other member. Evans did not seek re election last fall. Banks named as official depositories include all Mills County banks and First State Bank of Tabor. Charles Vinton of Pacific Jilme llon joined Conservation Board to replace Edwin Carter, who did not seek another term. A crawler-tractor bid was to be taken up Wednesday for road department use.

Don Rhoden Glenwood Mills County Board of Supervisors H.W. Washburn Hastings Harry Evans Malvern County Board of Social Welfare Austin Bass Evans Banks of Mills County The First State Bank of Tabor Charles Vinton Pacific Jilmellon Conservation Board Edwin Carter Carter Seconday Road Department

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Barbara Brammer the Edmundson Hospital Paul Kelso Ington County Harry Acdmen Ellsn Don Briley Leon Burchett Ara Harold Tack Nelson New Law Librarian ISU Yale Buenams Jan Jangeskjete Dwight U. S Boston Shay Mills Co. Board
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