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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1951
Page
5
Members of the Dutch Gun club drew enthusiastic praise for their Fourth of July celebration here Wednesday. The Dutchmen appeared in sharp new shirts and ties and managed the event with equal polish to their uniforms. A record crowd filled the fair grounds with the largest turnout of cars ever seen there.
Mrs Edwin Emerick Easter Seal sponsor for Mills county said official blanks were mailed to educators and public health nurses for Crippled Children's Day at the Sidney rodeo Tuesday Aug 14. Admission is free for handicapped children ages 3 to 16 and one accompanying adult. Transportation is arranged and caravans from several Iowa counties and Missouri are expected.
Mrs. Henry T. Weatte, born Coburg, observed her 73rd birthday with an open house hosted by her daughters Winslow Tompkins Topeka and Alex Hundren Tuyeson with other relatives. She moved to Malvern 70 years ago, taught in area rural and public schools, and was an Iowa State Teachers College assistant professor at marriage. She attended Drake University and the University of Iowa 50th reunion, and is active in the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Joseph Ko reports Cardwell completed an Air Force basic course at Lackland Air Force Base. The program, titled Gateway to the Air Force, assessed Cardwell’s aptitude and inclination for a specific vocation and career in military service.
About 200 to 300 children participated as awards were given. Winners include Jimmy Mc Clure and Vivian Harman for first fish, Michael Landis for biggest fish for boys up to eight and overall day, Mary Colleen King for smallest fish for girls up to eight, Ida Bess Dickershach for biggest girl catch, De loris Sullivan for first fish on one pond side, Timmy Byalleneer for smallest boy, Jo David Fox for biggest fish overall, and several other named winners. The Malvern Gun Club provided prizes of fod and reels. The event included free theater tickets and bottles of paw for each participant thanks to community sponsors.
Two crashes occurred near the Clites Service Sta on Highway 84 between the Nishug and Indian creek bridges north of Nustings. On Monday Clair Ann Stierwalt of Davenport drove a 1950 Chevrolet into the station canopy, causing about 600 dollars in station damage and 400 dollars to her car after a front tire blew out. Earlier on June 26 Harold Post of Hed Oak broke his left collarbone when his car slid off the slab near the station, overturning on the muddy shoulder and causing extensive damage. he was taken to Murphy hospital in Red Oak for treatment.
A fragmented report notes several youths returning from a state short course at Ames. Names like Bass, Taber, Darrell, and Fra Wiltten appear amid garbled text, with stray references to participants and places.
Card of thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude to many for kindness and support after the passing of a husband and father. Names listed include Mrs Stella Hall and Mr and Mrs Charley Hall and Mr and Mrs Ralph Hall and Dan. Paper notes a funeral in Jones, Tennessee and mentions a wake and hospital.
The Malvette Girl Scouts will conduct their monthly wastepaper pickup this coming Saturday July 7. Since meetings pause in August, pickups will occur only at homes of readers who support the troop.
Mrs. Whiter GH Niland calls Mills County American Red Cross members and interested citizens to attend a Friday July 6 meeting at the Malvern Community Building. Red Cross chairmen and workers from Malvern AN Red Cross community urged to participate.
Malvern firefighters and families gathered for a pork dinner Sunday with over 123 attendees. Guests included Mr and Mrs Geo, Ef Aulory and others while neighbors and local families shared in vegetables salads and desserts in a community meal.
The Red Cross Blood Bank returns to Malvern on July 25 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The drive aims to collect blood to save lives, with doctors and volunteers screening donors and ensuring safe storage and distribution of donated blood.
Farm Bureau Day set for August 8 at Mills County Fair includes athletic contests for ages 4 to 11, with activities for boys and girls in Farm Bureau groups. Prizes awarded for events across east and west divisions, featuring ball games, tractor ride, driving races, and various contests. Community turnout expected as residents from both county halves compete.
The Schultz Bros. Duplement Co. of Malvern unveils a novel sale called the Going Going Gone sale. A refrigerator enters at a set price and each day drops by two dollars until sold. Stage 5 ad will feature full sale details.
Seventeen men qualified for the Malvern Gun Club finals in three classes A B C. The event will start at 10 am on club grounds as childmen request all qualifiers attend Sunday to determine the winner without further delay.
The Independent School District of Malvar reappointed Byington as secretary at its annual finance meeting on Tuesday. His salary was fixed at 500 dollars per year. The board also reviewed Treasurer Lounson’s books and designated Malvern Trust & Savings Bank as depository for school funds.
This week the Redbirds will entertain two out of town teams at Memorial Die. On Sunday they meet the Taburine, the BAM Sart AESSE oan The wane Thar Reet will be With Schlitz. This game will heat sha hom.
The Benton family moved from their country home to Marion Avenue in early year. The fire damaged porch was reinforced with an iron rail, stucco finish updated, and the two story house features large picture windows, a square central hall, two bedrooms, closets and sliding doors, a large kitchen with built in cabinets, and modern conveniences. Furnishings include heavy draperies and antique walnut furniture, with a history of usage by three generations.
The report notes ongoing rain since nightfall with cool lows and several day readings. daily totals include 1.78 inches prior to the latest rain, with Thursday morning at 59 and other highs and lows logged for Friday Saturday Sunday and Monday through Tuesday.
The County Treasurer notes fewer new car licenses issued, listing many names and brands tied to Malvern, Glenwood, and nearby towns. The report covers licensees and vehicles like Chevrolet and Ford, with a few age and residence details, and notes funds allocated by the clerk for the county.
Memorial services were held at Wesley Chapel for Mrs Wallace with family and local clergy in attendance. The event honored her long service to the community as a mother and pillar of the church, followed by a library club gathering and a reading program for children.
The Dutch Gun Club staged a large Fourth of July event at Mills County Fair Grounds drawing more than 10,000 attendees and parked cars tallying around 2,530 at the grounds plus 200 nearby. The program featured auto polo, pony acts, a balloon ascent, a dramatic youth performance, and a giant fireworks display.
Fritcher Rodeo will be staged at Art Fritcher's arena. The event promises plenty of riding thrills and a fun atmosphere with spectators invited to attend.
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