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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1973

Page

7

Malvern Firemen Elect Officers and Welcome New Members

Malvern volunteer firemen re elected Charles Ellison as chief and added four new members Larry Williams Mike Blackburn Greg Pierce and Harry Benton. Raymond Ponton named training officer and a Scott air pack was purchased with funds from a stamp sale. Anniversary date to be observed Feb 22 and Frolic festival plans dropped while Halloween party sponsorship shifts to the fire department.

Malvern Charles Ellison Bob Poort Allen O'Dell Bob Jones Raymond Ponton Jim Benton Lentz Powles Jon Kemp Don Jones Charles Wilson Larry Williams Mike Blackburn Greg Pierce Harry Benton Goy Oil Co

Malvern School Board Offers 3 Year Contract to Supt Jack Jones

Malvern Community School district board approved a three year contract for Superintendent Jack Jones at its January meeting. They set make up days for three lost snow days and cancelled a teacher visitation day. The board discussed NASB convention plans, a general fund levy of 43.591 mills including 5.991 for bonds, insurance needs, and the $13,700 boiler installation at Chantry School by Johnson Boiler Co. of Omaha, with a higher bid previously received.

Malvern Community School District Jack Jones Jones State Department Johnson Boiler Co Omaha Chantry School

Mills Co Farm Tops State Corn Yield Test in 1972

Cliff Boyer’s Mills County farm at Ingraham Township posted the highest corn yield in the 1972 Iowa test with an average of 156 bushels per acre at moderate planting and 169 at high rate across 72 varieties. The statewide test covered 288 varieties from 43 seed companies across 17 locations, averaging 141 bushels at moderate and 142.5 at high rates, with gains over 1971.

Mills County Cliff Boyer Ingraham Township Iowa LaVerne Obrecht U.S William Flack Iowa State University Agronomist Fricke Brothers Henry County

Frank Stevens Sr. Dies After Short Illness

Frank Oliver Stevens, 74, longtime Malvern resident since 1946, died Wednesday at a Council Bluffs hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Meyer Chapel in Council Bluffs, with Rev Clarence Woollard officiating. Interment will follow in Malvern Cemetery. Survived by widow Clara A., son Frank Jr., daughters Genelle Zanders and Sharon Bass, and six grandchildren, all of Malvern. Memorials may be given to a favorite charity.

Frank Oliver Stevens Malvern Council Bluffs Hospital Meyer Chapel Council Bluffs Clarence Woollard Malvern Cemetery Clara A Frank Jr Dan Genelle) Zanders Richard Sharon) Bass

Derailment Halts Burlington Northern Train near Glenwood

A eastbound Burlington Northern freight with twenty three cars derailed at 9 am Wednesday in a cut half a mile west of the Highway 34 overpass. Thirty or more cars and the locomotives moved toward Malvern before stopping east of the overpass. No injuries reported and crews assess damage while heavy wrecker gear is awaited.

Burlington Northern Highway 34 Ken Bowman Glenwood Malvern

Adventurer to Speak at Feeders Dinner Thursday

Mills and Montgomery Live stock Feeders announce their annual dinner at the Gold Crown Inn in Red Oak next Thursday January 18 at 7 pm. The featured speaker is Danny Lisca, a world traveler known for visiting distant lands and challenging environments. The event will spotlight Lisca's adventurous feats and travel experiences.

Doyles Open New Floor Cover Store in Malvern

Mike and Sandy Doyle opened a floor covering business in Malvern leasing basement space from Nancy Waller in the former Mansfield store. They have operated from their farm home nearby and now offer carpet tile and linoleum with sales and installation services.

Doyles Malvern Mike Sandy Doyle Mansfield Nancy Waller

Mulholland Sells Store to Employes Last Week

Fred A. Mulholland sold the F A Mulholland Cash Grocery to Gordon Mulholland and Cork Hansen. Gordon has worked in the store since his army service in 1953 and Cork has handled the meat department since April 15, 1953. Mulholland retires after more than 52 years in the business, noting his long community involvement.

Malvern Fred A. Mulholland Leland (Cork) Hansen Gordon Mulholland Gordon Cork F.A. Mulholland Cash Mulholland General F.E. Mulholland Fred Mulholland Silver Urn Masonic Lodge C.E.S First Baptist Church

Mills County Landfill Plan Aims For Spring Start

Mills Montgomery County Livestock Feeders Agsn president Bill Hyde to help govern the project. A landfill facility is planned a half mile south of Mrs Claude Schoening on Highway 34 Center two. Garbage will be buried in a 16 foot trench to curb odor. Road work to the site will await spring weather before operations begin.

Mills County Phillip Mellett Nishna Valley Sanitation Service Board of Supervisors Mike Kelley Cleo Peterson County Landfill Association Mellett Claude Schoening Highway 34 Center Two Department of Health Landfill Assn Munici Alaska South America Argentina Danny Taras Bulba Pampas Yul Brynner Hollywood Mills- Montgomery County Livestock Feeders Agsn Bill Hyde Hastings

New License Plate System Stresses Noncounty Letter Blocks

County Treasurer F. M. Robinson explains a new number system for 13 categories of vehicles where letters determine blocks, removing county ties from plate numbers. Mills county plates begin with CA but are not exclusive to the county, and a revised scheme for passenger cars and mobile homes starts in 1975.

F. M. Robinson Mills County

More Licenses to Wed in 72 in Co

Romance flourished in Mills county in 1972 as Clerk of Courts Lorraine Strand reports 115 marriage licenses issued, up from 100 in 1971. District court saw 52 criminal actions, down from 80 in 1971, while civil cases rose to 126 from 119. Police court fines in Glenwood included Leick 10 dollars, Miles 5, Koch 25, Schmuck 10, Green 10 for various infractions.

Mills County Lorraine Strand Glenwood John C. Watson Robert William Leick Lee Miles Pacific Junction Timothy Koch Mineola Dale Schmuck Clyde Kan Paul Green

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Ellison Assn. of School Boards Anaheim Calif Malvern Board Towa State University Frank Stevens Sr Malvern Volunteer Fire Dept Gregg Pierce Caboose Feeders Mulholland Grocery Mulholland County Landfill
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