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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1962

Page

5

Malvern Salutes Industrial Progress In Iowa Drive

Malvern business houses and Mills County celebrate industrial growth with a special promotion in The Leader as part of the Eyes on Iowa week by the Iowa Development Commission. Gordon Axtell helped 40 Malvern Community School pupils reach safety when their bus stalled, driving them to his farm home until another bus arrived.

Malvern Iowa Towa Development Commission Mills County Gordon Axtell Charles Wilson Axtell Anderson Gordon Malvern Business Houses Continent Egg Corp Henning

New Firm Buys Malvern Lumber Yard

Malvern Lumber Co. has purchased Gearhart Lumber yard in Malvern and will operate it soon. Sam Bellscoter, current yard manager, stays with the firm. The ownership group includes Byron Maxwell Glenwood Stivers and Harold Jayne. Gearharts ran the yard for over 30 years, with H L Gearhart buying it from Quinn Lumber Co. after World War II. Howard Gearhart has managed it since the war.

Malvern Lumber Co Gearhart Lumber Malvern Sam Bellscoter Byron N. Maxwell Glenwood J. H. Stivers Council Bluffs Harold Jayne Audubon Gearharts H. L. Gearhart Old Quinn Lumber Co Howard

Leick Resigns as Deputy Mills Treasurer

Mrs Walter Leick who oversaw the auto Heanse department as deputy county treasurer resigns effective Monday. Treasurer Mrs F M Robinson announced her resignation and said Quentin Ross 48 8 will be appointed clerk in the office.

Leick Mills Walter Leick F. M. Robinson Robinson Quentin Ross

Nine Vehicle Registrations and Marriage Licenses Report

Treasurer F M Robinson lists nine motor vehicle registrations for the county with owners in Hastings Glenwood Pacific Junction and other towns. A marriage license was issued to Richard McClemons and Donna Caroline Lewis in Ballogue Parkville. Card of thanks express gratitude for hospital and home remembrances from several residents.

F. M. Robinson Ford Dean W. McLain Emerson Falcon Emmett M. Straight Hmneraoa Pacific Junction Richard McClemons Ballogue Nebr Donna Caroline Lewis Parkville T. L. Donner Loyd McMillen Forrest Hatfield

NFO to Elect Co Officers January 16 at Hastings

Mill County National Farm Organization members will meet at Hastings next Tuesday January 16, reports Marvin Bowen of Henderson. The meeting will be in the Hastings Community building and will start at 8 p.m. There will be election of officers and other business of interest.

Millg County National Farm Organization Hastings Marvin Bowen Henderson

Malvern Indus Trio Boosts Mills County Economy in 1961

Malvern’s Continent Egg Corp Henningsen's Inc and Martin Milling Co report strong 1961 years and head into 1962 with confidence. The three firms employed 120 to 206 workers, paid over half a million dollars in payroll, used record farm product volumes, and drew workers from 11 nearby towns. Their output reaches seven states plus Europe, strengthening southwest Iowa and giving Malvern the top industrial jobs for its size. Continent Heg Corp supplies egg pulp to Henningsen's for use in food mixes and industrial needs nationwide.

Sen's Inc. Egg Dryers Martin Milling Co Malvern Iowa Continent Heg Corp Henningsen's U. S Glenwood State School

Record Egg Production in a Malvern Plant in 1961

In 1961 workers at Continent Egg Corp in Malvern broke 89,590,680 eggs. The huge output went entirely to Henningsen Inc. for large dryers, with Continent paying over two and a half million dollars for eggs that year. Buyers ranged across three states and could have used almost twice that supply.

Malvern Plart Henningsen, Inc Henningsen’s

Mutual Aid Assn Elects Officers At Red Oak Meeting

Three Malvern firemen attended the South west Iowa Mutual Aid Assn election in Red Oak. Jim Lindwall of Griswold was named president, Bill Phillips of Hamburg vicepresident, Albert Batten of Glenwood secretary treasurer. Malvern attendees were Tom Gidley Ralph Scott and Charles Wilson. The program featured talks and films on nozzle work and other fire fighting techniques.

Malvern Southwest Iowa Jim Lindwall Griswold Bill Phillips Hamburg Albert Batten Glenwood Tom Gidley Ralph Scott Charles Wilson

Seek More for Malvern Community School Loan Fund

Aarlue for additional funds for the Malvern Community School district student loan fund will start next week. Dr. J. R. Beckwith announced that workers will be briefed on Jan 18 and then urge donors to boost capital. Since inception nine loans totaling 3870 have been made at 2 percent interest with safeguards. The fund now has more loaned out than donated due to timely repayments. Balance on hand is 461.07 with several applications pending. Last year’s drive added 1138 and organizers hope for more this year to help students attend college or trade schools.

Beckwith

Tom Gidley Re-elected Malvern Fire Department Chief

Tom Gidley was reelected chief of the Malvern Volunteer Fire Department after six years leading the force. Officers named include Leland Hansen as assistant chief, Charles Ellison as captain, Bill Zanders as first assistant captain, James Ford as second assistant captain, Lentz Powles as secretary, James N. Benton as treasurer, and trustees Robert Poort, Charles Wilson, and Max Dashner.

Tom Gidley Malvern Volunteer Fire Dept Leland Hansen Charles Ellison Bill Zanders James Ford Lentz Powles James N. Benton Robert Poort Charles Wilson Max Dashner

Three Fines Given in Trucking Violations

Justice of Peace John Hall reports three fines in the past week for trucking violations. Tyan Sharp of Shenandoah was fined for overload on registration, Charles Workman of Ontaria for overlength, and Donald Hamann of Omaha for overload on a trailer tandem, each with costs.

Justice of Peace John Hall Tyan Sharp Shenandoah Charles Workman Ontaria Donald Hamann Omaha

Mrs Wasserman to Head Mills Heart Fund Drive

Mrs Wasserman named 1962 Heart Fund chairman for Mills county to lead volunteers with Virgil Kleespias announcing the appointment and Heart Sunday set for February 25. The drive aims to combat heart disease which caused 62.7 percent of county deaths last year. Dale Lincoln of Pacific Junel to oversee business districts canvass.

Mrs. Wasserman Mills Heart Fund Heart Fund Mills County Herbert Wasserman Mineola Virgil M. Kleespias Heart Wasserman MiJlils Dale Lincoln Pacific Junelior

Mills County Car Train Collision Claims Omaha Man

Mills county's first traffic fatality for 1962 occurred January 4 near Emerson when Vincent J McGillivray an Omaha encyclopedia salesman aged 40 died in a car train crash. Passenger in a car driven by Thomas E Whitlock 37 of Omaha Whitlock sustained a fractured pelvis and was taken to Red Oak hospital. Sheriff Hd Barkus ordered a hold on Whitlock who was said to be wanted by Lincoln police on a check charge.

Mills County Omaha Vincent Joseph McGillivray Emerson Thomas E. Whitlock Burlington Pacific Junction Creston C.D. Fry George Harrison Red Oak Whitlock Red Oak Hospital Hd Barkus Ted Godfrey Lincoln Nebr

Icy Blasts Slow Pace in County

Wintry weather disrupted Mills County over the weekend with light snows winds and sub zero temperatures. Roads were difficult to keep open and several schools including Nishna Valley and Fremont Mills closed for multiple days. Buses could not run all routes yet schools operated. Sunday events were postponed and temperatures ranged from 2 to 20 degrees with a modest warming forecast.

Mills County Nishna Valley Fremont Mills

Farm Bureau to Hold Member Drive Kickoff Monday

Farm Bureau prepares a kickoff meeting at Malvern offices. Campaign manager Don Parker notes that more than half of this year’s membership quota will be paid before the kickoff. A chili supper precedes the event at 6 30 p.m. Harold Anderson of Des Moines will speak. Captains workers and leaders are urged to attend to launch a strong drive.

Farm Bureau Malvern Don Parker Harold Anderson Iowa Farm Bureau Federation of Des Moines Parker

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Allen Harold NFO Martins Ship Henningsen Martins Continent Mutual Aid Assn Malvern Fire Department McGillivray Big Continent Inc Tinent Eye Corp Ric
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