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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1958

Page

5

Resuscitator aids Mills County tragedy and notices

The Mills County Volunteer Fire Dept. and Business & Professional Women's club donated a resuscitator used after a fatal heart attack at O. R. Hyde’s farm. The Mills County board of supervisors began its annual homestead and soldiers exemptions review with tax effects starting January 1, 1959. A July 1 courier rule updates postage penalties for underpaid mail.

Malvern Volunteer Fire Dept Business & Professional Women's Club 0. R. Hyde T. E. Shonka Hyde Farm Mills County Board of Supervisors

Neighbors Monitor Flood Zones After Torrential Rains

Residents in Malvern faced relief as immediate danger passed while Audubon and Shelby counties endured heavier rainfall. The East Nishnabotna near Red Oak expected to overflow cutting traffic on highway 34, and the West Nishnabotna was to crest over 20 feet at Randolph by evening. Sandbagging set in Riverton as rivers meet, with widespread wind and water damage in Audubon Extra-Harlan districts and a 12 inch rainfall at Audubon. Farmers welcomed rain for corn yet warned it delayed wheat harvest and damaged crops across Mills County.

East Nishnabotna Red Oak West Nishnabotna Randolph Riverton Malvern Audubon- Extra-Harlan Audubon Mills County

Scouts Camp Returns To Lead in Planning and Fun

Last week at the Malwood camp Glenwood and Malvern Girl Scouts held a day camp with 92 Brownies and intermediates. The event featured unit leaders, assistants, nurses, and craft directors, while a rainy day prompted contingency plans for the 4th of July celebration. A separate incident reported a worker injured at an elevator, undergoing surgery and currently improving.

Malwood Glenwood Malvern Marvin Seitz Harold Hofmockel Harry Gilmore George Mort Eunice Hunt Delbert Butts Virginia Nofko John Wilson Girl Scout Area Council Curtis Narron Chester Sellers Gerald Jurgens Howard Curry J. L. Coppers Jeader Gerald Baker Dolin ‘Cheney Jack Reid Elhora Greenwood Virgil Forney Clyde Shooker Sandra Breeding Quentin Ross Clifford Mercer Harold Hofmackel Dick Shepard Lee Robbins D. D. Wheeler Glenn Sell F. A. Wortman Dane Wederquist L. Mo Craig Marry Gilmore Frank Zanders Good Grain Co Sanders Edmundson Hospital Malvern Girl Scouts

Ministers Shifted at Ames Annual Conference

Several changes in Methodist ministers were announced after the Ames annual conference last week. Emerson Hastings welcomed M. G. Ossman from Redding to replace Lyman Smith who moved to Ohio, with Ossman and his wife moving to the Emerson parsonage with children Karen and Chuck. Other moves include Chester F. Waterman from Agency to Glenwood Pacific Junction, Paul Hicks retiring as former pastor, Paul F. Texter from Dexter to Randolph Tabor replacing J. G. Wilkins who went to Blockton, W. W. Watson assigning Hillsdale in addition to Silver City and East Liberty, Don E. Griffin returning to Malvern and Strahan, and Fred W. Martin to Westey Chapel Henderson.

Blockton W. W. Watson Silver City East Liberty Hillsdale Don E. Griffin Malvern Strahan Fred W. Martin Westey Chapel- Henderson

Henderson Rodeo Dates Set for July 24 26

Art Frutcher producer announces Henderson rodeo will be staged July 24 25 and 26 at the grounds north of Henderson with new events added including stake races for ladies. The rodeo remains a bona fide contest drawing cowboys from a wide area to compete for prizes.

Henderson Art Frutcher

County Board Approves Bus Purchase for Malvern District

The County Board granted approval Tuesday evening for the Malvern school district to proceed with buying a 4B passenger school bus. The order was contingent on the county’s consent. In other action, the board approved the 1959 budget of $10,700, a slight rise from 1958.

Ine County Board of Education Malvern County Board Malvern Houred

Watershed Study Meet Scheduled in Malvern

Mills and West Pottawattamie commissioners are scheduled to meet on Wednesday evening, July 2, at the Soil Conservation Service office in Malvern to review the final Pony Creek Watershed plan. The final study by the commissioners precedes submission to the Des Moines office.

Car Crash Near Pacific Junction Causes $500 Damage

Francis Eugene Angien, 25, of Pacific Junction, lost control of a car two miles north of Pacific Junction on county roads. The sheriff's report estimates damage at $500. The wreck occurred about 4 30 p m on Friday.

Pacific Junction Francis Eugene Angien

World War I Vets to Meet July 11

Ralph Purdy of Gienwood announces a World War I veterans meeting at the American Legion hall in Gienwood on Friday July 41 at 7 30 p m. The group aims to form a new association seeking a $100 monthly pension for all World War I veterans and invites all such veterans to attend. Mr and Mrs Kay Reed sr of Sabetha Kans were weekend guests in the home of their son and family the Kay Reed jr

Ralph Purdy Gitenwood American Legion Kay Reed Sr Sabetha, Kans Kay Reeds Jr

Board of Control Backs Sasser After Citizens Meet

Glenwood citizens urged removal of Alfred Sasser as superintendent after long disputes with the community. The Glenwood Citizens committee criticized school publicity while not opposing Sasser’s program, noting errors reflected on the district and former administrators. A large crowd attended and Board of Control member George Callensius asked for a show of hands on dismissal. the vote did not support the committee’s stance.

Glenwood Citizens Committee State Board of Control Alfred Sasser Glenwood W. .Athke Sasser

Dutch Gun Club 4th of July Celebration at Malvern

Official program for the Dutch Gun club July 4 celebration at Malvern fair grounds lists a morning kids fishing contest at Boehner pond, afternoon organ music and motorcycle racing, Kirk & Sons attractions stage show, daylight fireworks, carnival midway with Silver Star Shows, seven evening bands including Tabor and Emerson, aerial flag salute, patriotic address by Clyde Spry Iowa Secretary of Agriculture, kids penny scramble, midget car feature, Bill Smith the clown entertainer, auto push ball with daredevil drivers, fireworks finale.

Towa Clyde Spry The Dutch Gun Club Malvern Fair Grounds Kirk & Sons Malvern Iowa Bill Smith

Marriage Licenses and New Car Registrations Reported

Clerk of the District Court S Donner lists a week of marriages with pairs including Nick Gevo and Pauline Rutherford of Council Bluffs and Jack Turner with Dorothy Fisher of Pacific Junction, plus several others. New car registrations show Fords for James B F and Donald Schoening of Glenwood, and Chevrolets for Mars W Fender Hastings and Ralph Hansen Malvern among others.

District Court S. Donner Nick Gevo Pauline Rutherford Council Bluffs Robert Bo Ifurris Pacific Raymond Nebo Jack Turner Glenwood Worothy Fisher Wacifie Junction John Hastings Linda Byington Malvern Elywn EK. Franke Cornell Bluffs Norma Jane Patton Tudor Transpurer F. M. Robinson Fords Ig James BF Vicker Donald H. Schoening Thomas Maryafferty Malvern Frank A. Cale Kimsyson Chevrolets Martis W. Fender Ralph Oo Hansen Desotu Frank Burdick Oldsmobile Kubert App Mercury Louis Clinton Farrington Ienderson

Weather report summarizes erratic temperatures and brief rainfall

A garbled weather note describes a warm spell with temperatures in the 90s dropping to comfortable levels. It mentions daily readings with highs around 74 to 88 degrees and lows near 60s, plus occasional rain. The text is fragmented but centers on the shift from heat to milder conditions and a few damp days.

Arrests of Four Youths After Gasoline Theft

Four Malvern youths were arrested after a car breakdown led to charges of petty larceny. John Ballinger 20 Leroy Hedlund 19 Jerry Biggerstall 18 and Larry Campbell 17 appeared before Justice of Peace Carl Remsey with Ballinger Hedlund and Biggerstall receiving 30 days in jail. Campbell was sent to the boys training school at Eldora until age 7 after juvenile court proceedings. The breakdown occurred east of Malvern cemetery near Ballinger’s car, with the youths allegedly visiting a Bass farm twice to siphon gas. Sheriff Rhoden noted further suspicions of more youths involved as gasoline thefts circulate in the county. The note also mentions a separate card of thanks for help and attendance to medical needs.

Malvern Don Rhoden John Ballinger Leroy Headlund Jerry Biggerstall Larry Campbell Ballinger Hedlund Bigzer Justice of Peace Carl Remsey Campbell Vernon Jaohnson Eldora Malvern Cemetery Rhoden Bass Farm

Driving Course Cost per Pupil Report

Reports indicate a driving course cost of 8.77 per pupil. Willian Winfrey oversaw 24 students with most reaching driving tests. class hours totaled 36 in classroom and 4 hours 40 minutes behind the wheel plus 840 minutes observing. Instructional car provided by Brigus Chevrolet Co with dual controls. Fuel and lubrication costs totaled 26.21. Insurance 101.66 and driving instruction 34.00 to AAA.

Madvern Mgn Sentivels Willian Winfrey Brigus Chevrolet Co Cnet Ale Rink STEBY

Local names listed for community event attendees

The readable list includes Lente Scott Patsy Brenton Janice dlas Cathy Corbin Dixie Bird Lora Hofmeckel Jeanette Nusko Muletta Parks Barbary Moore Uiody Evans Dee Ann Davis Caryl Reid, indicating a roster or participant group for a local gathering.

Lente Scott Patsy Brenton Janice Dlas Cathy Corbin Dixie Bird Lora Hofmeckel Jeanette Nusko Muletta Parks Barbary Moore Uiody Evans Dee Ann Davis Caryl Reid

Judging Contests Start July 8 At Local Farms

Judging contests begin July 8 with sessions at the Matt Linzhlin farm and later at the George Williams place. Frat members and others are invited to attend all workouts including crops judging on July date. participants urged to arrive prepared.

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Shelby ASC Marvin Brenton Marvin Seifa Judson McManigal Dick Osterholm John Adams Kenneth Scott Continent Ames Emerson-Hastings M. G. Oss den Knop Board of Control Old Boehner Pond Tabor Emerson Bass Malverry Mills County Court Omaha Charles Ballain Drink Luiy Sellers Cindy Buss Beverly Decker Kathy Wilcox
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