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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1962
Page
6
A Glenwood driver Leonard E Edwards narrowly avoided a serious crash when his car struck the rear of a pickup halted at a stop sign. A youngster in the pickup had feet dangling from the back, and the impact left only minor damages with no serious injuries reported.
Edwards fined ten dollars for careless driving. Knop of Malvern, Joud, and excessive noise each ten dollars. Backens of Fremont Neb. cited ten dollars for running red light. Biggerstaff of Malvern charged with reckless driving and fined twenty five dollars. Lovelady of Council Bluffs jailed six days for no license and red light violation. Norman of Omaha jailed four days for intoxication.
Mr and Mrs Keith Schaaf and families plus Mr and Mrs Hawley Schaaf and family and Mr and Mrs Stanley Schaaf and families joined Friday supper with Mr and Mrs Stanley Hansell and Jeff of Percival. Sam Rhooten of Ashland Neb spent Thursday to Monday with cousin R H Wilson and Mrs Wilson and family. Weekend visitors to parental Guy Forney home included Mr and Mrs Rodney Martin and Randy of Shenandoah. Ralph Gray and others were Sunday callers in the Orval Wade home in Shenandoah. Roger and Janaan Wyant and Harold Omer hosted grandchildren of the Omers for visits. Earl Phillips and Cheryle spent Sunday with Nancy Phillips in Omaha. Vernon Swigart and Susan and Bruce Teachout drove to Omaha to meet Mrs Jerry Teachout Bryan and Brent of Ellsworth Air Force Base S D, overnighting at the Swigart home. Sunday dinner guests at Fay Mayberry and Melanie's were Mrs Mayberry's parents Mr and Mrs Perre.
Classified notice seeks a dealer to service consumers in E Mills County with Rawleigh Products. No capital needed and steady earnings year round. Contact Lillian Falk, Box 374, Stanton, or Rawleigh Dept. IAG-791-11, Freeport, Ill. Also mentions Mrs. Oliver Weak of Red Oak. Nearby social notes cover Thurman visit by Charles Boldra, and various Sunday gatherings in Sidney, Tabor, Axtell, and Council Bluffs areas with families and friends.
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