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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1968

Page

6

Union Services Invited to August Malvern Churches

Local Malt County notes describe union services planned across Malvern churches with conductors Hugh Shiveley and Clarence Wooltard, starting July 28 at the Methodist church and continuing August 8 at the Baptist church. Allen Hall, awaiting his third Vietnam stint, was seen with officials and a Secretary of Defense invitation. A weathered business scene includes Otte Tall & Son horseshoe work, Jutin and John observing, and Clifford Cox’s pulling ponies in the region.

Alfen Hall Vietnam Aya Ty U. S White Die Une Recompanion Honolua Af Defense Rk Clifford Allen Buick Malvern We Methodist Church the Hey Hugh Shiveley Jlso Methodist Dar O Baptist Church Claresce Wool- Tard Ealks Julia Otte Tall & Son Mewias Bin Ce Tal Ty OU Otte Jutin John Alem Edhon Bhicksmith Clifford Cox Malvert Johan

Fined £50 for Driving on New Road in County

Randy Carlson of Silver City was fined £50 after being charged with driving on a newly constructed county road near Glenwood and bypassing a barricade. The case, heard by Justice of the Peace Carl Remley, involved the barrier at a site northeast of Glenwood. Additional fines were issued to Jay Wright for a stop sign violation and Laura Frazier for no driver's license.

County Randy Carlson Silver City Court of Justice of Peace Carl Remley Ilenwood Calson Chares Weber Carson Glenwood Carlson Balrcady Rem Jew Jay Wright Pacific Chametion Laura Frazier Pacific Junction

Council Votes 4-1 in Favor of Moving Bank Charter

The Sylversty State bank won approval to move its charter from Des Moines to Glenwood after a four to one vote by the council with one abstention. The decision followed an appeal of a banking department ruling and involved the Glenwood State Bank and Mills County Savings and Loan Association. Officials said plans remain undisclosed until a bank directors meeting and FDIC consent are received.

Council Divapscentive Counci Sylversty State Bank Tava Grenseoool Cil Des Moines Banking Department Glenwood The Glenwood State Bank Mills County Savings and Loan Association Silver City State Bank Federal Deposit Insusvance Corporation

Students Return From Europe Trip Sponsored by Exchange

Dru Mart and Dan Castella of Malvern and Malanie Troutanit of Glenwood returned from a several week trip abroad. Virgil Buekelmian accompanied the group driving from the east coast. They visited England, France, Italy and Austria over 89 hours, stopping in seven countries en route. The Leip w program was sponsored by the International Cultural Exchange of Salt Lathe City.

Dru Mart Dan Castella Malvern Malanie Troutanit Glenwood Mys Virgil Buekelmian Ngland France Italy Austrit Munich Austrist The International Cultural Exchange of Salt Lathe City

Enrollment Tops 339 At Peru State College Summer Session

Mildred Hayes and Wilma Kuck of Malvern are among 339 students enrolled for the second five week summer session at Peru State College in Nebraska. Acting registrar James Agnew reports prior five week session enrolled 403 students at Nebraska's first college.

Mildred Hayes Wilma Kuck Malvern Peru Nebr. State College James Agnew Nebraska

Cloudy Weather With No Rain Across Mills County

The week brought continued cloud cover with little measurable moisture. Sprinkles occurred on several days but totals remained light, leaving farmers hopeful for rain while drought persisted across Mills County.

Drouth Silage Problems Meeting In Malvern

State Extension specialists planned a Malvern gathering to review current drouth effects on livestock feeds. High nitrate content in corn and silage worried farmers. session to be held at the Community building. County Extension Director LaVerne Qobrecht organized the event with experts Dr. E R Duncan Dr Nelson Gay Bill Zmalek and Dr John Anderson attending.

Malvern Drouth LaVerne Qobrecht E. R. Duncan Nelson Gay Bill Zmalek John Anderson

Cowboys Meet in Henderson Start 30th Annual Rodeo

Midwest cowboys gather in Henderson as the Henderson firemen stage the 30th annual rodeo. Three 8:30 p m performances run Thursday Friday and Saturday with saddle and bareback roping bulldogging calf roping and Brahma bull riding. Art Fritchey produces the show for a four state area with generous cash prizes drawing large regional crowds.

Henderson Henderson Unis Art Fritchey Art Sock Henderson Firemen Iowa

Two Injured in Mills Accidents

Two people were treated at Jennie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs after Mills County crashes last week. Aileen May, 44, Silver City route 1, suffered thigh and ankle injuries when her car and a car driven by Daniel Marr, 16, Council Bluffs, collided head on two miles east of Silver City Saturday afternoon. Marc was taken to his home for treatment of bruises. Laura Frazier, Pacific Junction, had a slight concussion when her car ran down an embankment six miles north of Pacific Junction on county road G Thursday afternoon. Sheriff reported she lost control. considerable damage occurred. David Lynn Malcom, 17, Mallory, eight miles northwest of Clearwood, Saturday night, caused him to lose control of the car on a county road. vehicle damaged. None of the deer sighted. Richard Shugirt, St. Louis, Mo., lost control at Dead Man's curve east of Glenwood on highway 975 Tuesday. car not upset and minor damage reported.

Jennie Edmundson Council Bluffs Mills Co Aileen May Route 1 Silver City Daniel Marr Marc Laura Frazier Pavifie Junction Pacific Junction Sheriff's Office David Lynn Malcom Cleawood Sito Richard Shugirt St. Louis Dead Man's Curve Glenwood At & Pam Scaatt

Mills County Social Security Benefits Hit 143275

Mills County residents received 143275 in social security cash benefits for February, per James Ball, Omaha district manager. He notes the February rise follows increased benefit rates from new amendments. National totals exceed 2 billion monthly, with 18.4 million beneficiaries 62 or older and 22 million disabled workers and dependents.

Lee Mills County James Ball Omaha Ball Tout Wng

Small Change in P. O. Hours at Malvern Office

Malvern post office changes Saturday hours as an economy move. Customer window opens 9 to 12 noon starting Saturday July 27, serving general delivery only with no financial transactions accepted.

P. O Malvern P.O. Dept Lustmaster Gidley

Mills County Fair Queen Contest Deadline Notice

Enter the Mills County Fair Queen contest by August 3. Open to residents aged 16 to 21. Businesses and organizations may nominate a candidate. queen to be presented at the August 5 night show. Entries due by 3 p.m. August 3.

Mills County

Town set Aug 12 public hearing on fire truck sewer plans

Town council schedules August 12 public hearing for two projects: sewer extension under Burlington tracks to serve Community high school and nearby properties, and proposed $18,000 bond issue to buy a new fire truck. Hearing details appear in the Official Public Notice.

Burlington Theny Rines 16Th St Mills Co. Protective Assn Peter Piersch

Junior Cattle Feeders Tour Awards Ribbons

Thirty attended the Jr. Cattle Feeders Tour on July 18 with blue ribbons awarded to Paul D. Hopp Randy Costela Elmer Bruce Richard Coal and David Swert. Red ribbons went to Jeff Bateman Craig Bateman Leo Laughlin Scott Sayers John Sayers Warren Sayers and Dean Fender. Judges Wilbur Wolfe Max Dashner and Paul Kilpatrick praised the 4Hers cattle projects. Some cattle to be marketed at Jr. Cattle Feeders Day on August 14 at the Omaha Stockyards.

Paul D. Hopp Randy Costela Elmer Bruce Richard Coal David Swert Jeff Bateman Craig Bateman Leo Laughlin Scott Sayers John Sayers Warren Sayers Dean Fender Wilbur Wolfe Max Dashner Paul Kilpatrick Omaha

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