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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1963

Page

7

Malvern Note on TV Program and Local Loans

Mills County residents saw a familiar face on KETV at 7 30 a m Dan Zanders of Omaha South high school taught the classroom portion of driver training the course runs daily through July 25 with enrollment open to area students Two Mills County farmers Hays and Lakin reported large 1961 crop corn loans above 25000 bushels with totals 48204 and 30122 dollars Trail Riders Saddle Club shows a high standard at its annual Quarter Horse Show with past winners maintaining top form for Sundays event

Malvern Friends KETV Dan Zanders Omaha’ South High Mills County W. B. Hays Malvern Charles E. Lakin Emerson Trail Riders Saddle Club Denver

Budget Notices for Mills County and Local Bodies

Taxpayers find this issue of special interest as budget estimates of five taxing bodies are published. They show proposed expenditures and the amount to be raised by taxation. Budgets cover Mills County page 4 Silver City page 11 Malvern page 7 Nishna Valley School page 8 Malvern Community School page 6 Special meetings for taxpayers are advertised with date time and place to hear for or against the budgets.

Mills County Silver City Malvern Town Nishna Valing Community School Malvern Community School

Malvern Firemen Attend Mutual Aid Meeting

Four Malvern firemen joined the Southwest Iowa Mutual Aid Association gathering in Griswold Wednesday evening. Members meet to study fire prevention, equipment maintenance, and coordination. A guest from the ISU extension service spoke on prevention problems during the program.

Malvern Southwest Iowa Mutual Aid Assn Griswold I5u Extension Service

Can't Yet Buy It in Mills County Under Law

As of Thursday under Iowa's new liquor law it remained illegal to buy a drink in Mills County. Two liquor sales permit applications have been sent to the state for approval. Auditor Glen Johnson said the Legion club north of Greenwood and the 34 Supper club west of Emerson filed Monday. State approval timing is unknown. Legion seeks a Class A permit for clubs. 34 Supper seeks Class or Commercial.

Iowa Mills Glen Johnson Legion Club Grenwood Supper Club Emerson 34 Supper Club

Emerson Boy 9 Hurt in Highway Collision North of Shenandoah

Dennis Crafton 9 suffered cuts and bruises when his father William Crafton 42 rode with him in a two car crash with an auto driven by Francis Laughlin 34. Laughlin followed a slow tractor driven by Frank Hoxie. a stock truck driven by Kenneth Hering 20 hit Laughlin from behind. Laughlin’s car swerved into the opposite lane into Crafton’s path. The truck driver was charged with speeding. Estimated damage across three vehicles totaled 1200 dollars.

Emerson Shenandoah Dennis Crafton William Crafton Crafton Francis Laughlin Frank Hoxie Kenneth D. Hering Oakland

Friday Storm Delivers Rain Hail and Wind in Mills County

A strong Friday storm hit central Mills County bringing up to two inches of rain and hail with significant wind damage. A pine tree fell onto an Iowa Power and Light highline near Malvern, causing extended outages as Malvern and nearby towns rerouted power. Corn losses up to 75 percent were reported on several farms, with damage to trees, a golf course, and a depot roof in Malvern.

Mills County Malvern Iowa Power & Light Co Iowa Glenid Tabor Sidney Hamburg Malern Silver City Joe Kruse Earl Maddocks Harvey Bolte Malvern 4

Crowds Pack Mills County Dutch Fourth Celebration

Large crowds from at least five states filled the Mills County fairgrounds for the Dutchman club Fourth of July show. About 10,500 attendees witnessed motorcycle races, free acts, aerial flag salute, fireworks, auto push ball, parachute drops, and bands. Fire crews from Silver City Hastings and Malvern aided in crowd flow and safety.

Mills County Fairgrounds Dutchman Club Louisa J. Knap Weil Warren Darrah Penny Scrambte Silver City Hastings Malvern

County Vehicle Registrations And New Marriages Reported

New motor vehicle registrations in the last week include Jord assigned to Harald Cooper Emerson Chevrolet to David A Richardson Jr Pacific Junction Dodge to J Br Clark Glenwood Oldsmobile to William D Cotter Tabor Chevrolet truck to Marvin Nelson Emerson Marriage licenses issued to Carl K Herkstreeter 27 St Louis Mo and Carolyn May Wright 24 Glenwood Edward Lee Water 20 Shenandoah Norene Fay Summers 18 Malvern

Jord Harald Cooper Emerson Chevrolet David A. Richardson Jr Pacific Junction Dodge J. BR. Clark Glenwood Oldsmobile William D. Cotter Tabor Marvin Nelson Carl K. Herkstreeter St. Louis Carolyn May Wright Edward Lee Water Shenandoah Norene Fay Summers Malvern

Hog rustling reported at Henderson farm near Malvern

Mills county sheriff Edwin Barkus said twenty three head of Farmer Hybrid hogs were stolen from Richard Henderson north of Malvern between July 1 and 4. The hogs were kept at an adjacent vacant farm and loaded into a truck with dual wheels.

Mills County Sher- HE Edwin Barkus Richard Henderson Malvern Henderson

Break-in Reported at Perkins Station on Highway 34

Sheriffs office said cigarettes and two rifles were stolen from Perkins service station north of Hastings over the weekend. Entrance gained by breaking glass from the front door.

Perkins Highway 34 Hastings Edwin Barkus

Thieves Steal Town Truck From Pacific Junction Garage

Thieves early Thursday morning made off with a Pacific Junction town owned pickup truck. Sheriff Edwin BGarkus said the truck, a 1956 Ford, was parked outside the town garage at the time of the theft.

Pacific Junction Town

New Officers to Take Charge at Legion Meet Mon

The regular meeting of Harry Trammmons Post 520 American Legion will be held Monday, July 15 in the Liberty Memorial building Legion rooms. Newly elected officers will assume duties at this meeting and Commander Truman Hardy urges a strong turnout. At 8 p.m. John Willard, a Boys State encampment delegate sponsored by the post, will share his experiences.

Harry Trammmons American Legion Legion Liberty Memorial Building Truman Hardy John Willard Post

Mills 36 4-Hers Headed to Citizenship Short Course

Thirty-six Mills county 4-H members and five adults depart by bus about 5:30 a.m. Friday for Washington D C to attend the National Citizenship Short Course July 14 20. They will stay with about 150 peers from across the nation and tour historic sites while sharing leadership and citizenship programs.

Mills County Washington, D. C Washington National Capitol City Jim Glenn Mills County Extension Mills Glenn Bob Christianson Wilma Schultz Cindy Adams Elvera Henderson Karen Henderson Diana Happ Linda McMillen Carol Wolfe Donald Angus Doug Dashner Don L. Hopp Clifford Scott Gary Stouder Dwaine Swett Malvern Judy Asmussen Joan Buch Sherrie Ann Crouch Nancy Hopp Sherry Hurst Debbie Sell Dale As

Mills County Bridges Costs Approved by Iowa Highway Board

The Iowa State Highway Commission approved plans totaling 166,098 for two farm to market road bridge approaches and a new bridge in Mills County on June 26. Capital Construction Co. of Logan received 41,543 for a Nishnabotna river bridge west of Henderson, 44,705 for another on Blue Grass road east of Malvern, and Cunningham-Reis Co. of Des Moines 78,850 for a new Keg creek bridge northeast of Glenwood. The new concrete beams replace shifting channels and temporary wood structures.

Mills County Iowa State Highway Commission Nishnabotna River Farm To Market Road Henderson Capital Construction Co Logan Nishnahotna Blue Grass Road Malvern Center Keg Creek Glenwood New Cunninghan-Reis Co Des Moines

New Phone Warehouse Built for Southwest Telephone at Emerson

Work began July 6 on a new warehouse for the Southwest Telephone Exchange, Inc. at Emerson. The facility is located just west of the company’s new main offices, owned by Mrs. Thelma Blank.

Emerson Southwest Telephone Exchange, Inc Thelma Blank

Nishna Valley Malvern Plan Special Education for Retarded Children

Nishna Valley and Malvern school boards agree to start a county first special education program for educable retarded children. Henderson assigned room. Nishna Valley administers and is paid $25 monthly by Malvern. A dedicated teacher will be shared. transportation costs split by both districts.

Nishna Valley Malvern Lewis Doubleday N. P. Drink County Board of Education Amy Hammers Henderson School Glenwood

Three Fire Calls Keep Malvern Firemen Busy

Malvern firemen were kept busy last week with three calls. On the Fourth they reported a brass fire at the Lyle Williams place along Highway 34 northwest of town. Friday brought a wheat stubble fire on Zan Ders hill east of town. Saturday a hog house blaze struck the Jesse Rippey farm southeast of town.

Malvern Fremen Lyle Williams Highway 34 Zanders Place Jesse Rippey

Spiral Road at Empress Opens Friday

Universal-International Pictures brings The Spiral Road to Empress theater starring Rock Hudson Burl Ives and Gena Rowlands. Filmed largely in Surinam jungle the drama follows a tormented doctor's journey amid temptation. Also showing That Touch of Mink with Cary Grant and Doris Day as weekend companion feature.

Trutch Jan de Hartog Universal-International Pictures Rock Hudson Burl Sven Gena Rowlands Wmnpress Theater Locaten Surlnan Dutch Guiana Equator Robert Arthur Robert Mulligan Geoffrey Keen Neva Patterson Philip Abbott Will Kuluva Larry Gates Robert F. Simon John Lea Mahin Neil Patterson Cary Grant Doris Day

County Pocketbook Healthy Says Bank Report

County reports show deposits across five banks totaling 12 783 084 dollars, slightly under the prior quarter peak of 12 892 599. Loans and discounts reach 6 787 775, down from 7 420 430 last quarter, with county activity cooler than the end of June last year when deposits hit 12 061 613 and loans 6 186 589.

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Emerson Boy Red Oak Council Bluffs Bruno Leu Henderson Farm 4-H Miller Ering C. W. McManamy Council Bluffs Tlon Mike McManamy Bill Scherle
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