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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1967

Page

2

Defensive Driving Course Invitation in Malvern

You are invited to join a two day defensive driving course August 3 4 in the former Farm Bureau offices at the Masonic building Malvern Sessions begin 7 p m limited to 50 participants There is no instructor charge but a 2 registration fee covers supplies Register with Silver Urn Masonic Lodge The Leader office or Chuck Hanson at the Lumber Yard

Malvern Farm Bureau Masonic Building Silver Urn Masonic Lodge Chuck Hanson Farmers and Merchants Tabor Iowa J.D

40th Reunion for MHS Class of 1927 Sunday

Members of Mah vers high school class of 27 gathered for a second reunion at Malvern Gun Club grounds a potluck picnic. About nine original members attended along with former teachers Ruth Salvers and Belen Ash Anderson. F. R. Chantry and Marisa Jones chaired a brief business session as families joined in reminiscences.

John Cooney Laverne Minn Genevieve Landis Vieth Oakland Edwin Leu Hastings Dorothy Knight Sam Tavior Malvern Gene Gell Fresno Gilis Daniel Seaton Indianola Im Front Marian Mason Kenneth) Jones Marjorie Priest Ponton Ethel Short Harold) Baker Moville Maxine Barer Dale Deke Essex Laure Hilton Bey Gray Qmaba Edina Coldwell Shereield MHS Mahvers High School Malvern Gun Chuir Dreayne Sagles Calfornia Wee Nwo Ruth Salvers Airs Belen Ash Anderson Red Oak F. R. Chantry Stomtp Chan Arts Marisa Jones W's

Henderson woman named steak fry chairman for county event

Mrs Neltie Fike of Henderson is appointed Why Wait Till SS County Steak Fry Chairman by local officials Lat Galet ich Carroll and Roberta Kei Ser. She will oversee pitination and ticket sales for the fundraiser at the Avoca Fairgrounds on Saturday August 12 starting 3 30 p m to raise funds for the TSS commission.

Neltie Fike Henderson Streak Fry CoCisirmen Lat Galetich Carroll Roberta Kei Ser Council Biufis Fairgrounds Avoca TSS

Effie Hatfield Rites Saturday

Funeral services for Effie Hatfield will be held Saturday at 2 pm at Mansfield Funeral Home. Interment will be in Malvern Cemetery. Hatfield, 78, longtime area resident, died Wednesday at Nishna Cottage.

Effie Hatfield Mansfield Funeral Home Malvern Cemetery Hatfield Nishna Cottage

Funeral Services for John Niday

Funeral services for John Delmar Niday recall his birth November 28, 191 in Whitecload Township and his death after a lengthy illness. He married Norma Crawford in 1933, had two children, worked in plumbing and gas, and later lived in Red Oak. Surviving are his wife Gladys, his mother, a son and daughter, a daughter in law, a son in law, five grandchildren, three sisters, three brothers, and many nieces and nephews. Services were held July 5 at S. Job's Lutheran Church with Rev. P. G. Berker presiding. casket bearers included Perry Wood, Larry Bruce, and others.

Anderson Norma Juanita Crawford Hastings John Clayton Rachel Ann Natural Gas Pipeline Co Red Oak Methodist Church Romen Plumbing Co Norma Gladys Laughlin Leipold Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church Glen Gladys John Shirley Minneapolis Harley Denver Richard Lafayette Colo Harold Prescott Ariz

Breitbach Promoted to Work Unit Conservationist in Jones Co

David Breitbach a Soil Conservationist with the U S Soil Conservation Service in Mills county has been promoted to a Work Unit Conservationist position in Jones county He began work in Mills county in June 1964 after earning an Agronomy degree from Iowa State University His work at Malvern focused on Waubonsie Creek Watershed He will assume the new duties on July 31 He and his wife Kay and two daughters Julie and Karen will relocate to Anamosa

David Breitbach U. S. Soil Conservation Service Mills County Jones County Iowa State University Malvern Waubonsie Creek Kay Julie Karen Anamosa

Final Rites for Alice Berringer

Memorial services were held July 18 in Shenandoah for Mrs. Alice Hale Berringer. The Rev H La Vern Smith officiated with pallbearers Darrell Cunningham Vernon Hagg Frank Hate Franklin Baker Tom Shore and Ira Tudor. Flowers cared for by Mrs Faye Brewer and Mrs Mary Keesis. Born Sept 25 1943 at Farragut, she lived in Shenandoah at death. She was found dead at home by her children Gene and Juanita. Survivors include her parents and multiple siblings. Interment in Randolph cemetery.

Darrell Cunningham Vernon Hagg Frank Hate Franklin Baker Tom Shore Ira Tudor Faye Brewer Mary Keesis Charles Williams Berringer Farragut Strahan Shenandoah Gene Juanita Ed Hale John Wright Leo Sickier Albert Leftis Art Squire Alvin Carl Richard Hale Alfred Imogene Mervin Red Oak Randolph Cemetery

Malvern Iowa Town Council Minutes July 24 1967 Budget Meeting

The Malvern Iowa Town Council met on July 24 1967 to review the 1968 budget requests. The council set proposed expenditures by fund at 99223 and a tax levy of 55078, with 39900 expected from non tax income, approving the fiscal plan for the year. A quorum was present and a future meeting date was set for August 1967 at 6 30 PM.

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Mills County Fair final plans set for July meeting

Fair board members and superintendents gather for final Mills County Fair preparations at the Malvern grounds. Improvements include painting and repairs, elm tree removals, landscaping for 1968, with final cleanup and equipment setup slated Aug 4 and 5 if rain. 4H volunteers urged for cleanup, Witbur Wolfe chairs entertainment, Burdette Spiker leads barbecue with local business cooperation sought.

Mills County Malvern

Hastings Boy, 17 Held After Stolen Auto Wrecked

A Hastings youth, 17, was turned over to parents after a stolen car crash at 4 15 am Friday near the Glenwood railroad underpass. Sheriff Edwin Barkis said the 1954 Plymouth four door was a total loss and reported stolen from Harold Eaton of Hastings.

Hastings Edwin Barkis Glenwood Harold Eaton

County Employee Pins Against His Tractor Accident

A Mills County road department worker, James H. Lundy, was pinned between a tractor and a road grader while assisting a stuck tractor on soft ground. The grader, operated by Lester Severn, broke loose and struck Lundy, causing a severe bruise and a small fracture. He received a cast and returned home the next afternoon.

Mills County Road Department Mercy Hospital James H. Lundy Lundy Lester Severn Glenwood

Malvern Leader issues for July 27, 1967

Local Malvern Leader edition dated Thursday July 27 1967 reports community notices, city updates, and brief local news items from Malvern and surrounding area. Includes social notes, public notices, and upcoming events relevant to residents.

Malvern Lowe

Weekend visitors from California and Kansas stop by

Henderson and Kenneth Lauridsen family spent Sunday with Ada Preeman in Villisea while Cecil Core and Steven of Sun Valley California and Norma Masgara of Cotati California called on the Earl Allensworths last Tuesday. En route home from visiting Merl Cores in Ames Mr. and Mrs. Paul Talkington and son Marc visited Edith Talkington in Elmdale Kansas. Mrs. T G Rieken Belly L Mrs. G D Brown and Tommy joined Karen Rieken’s shower at Fred Ivers home in Minden Sunday afternoon.

Kenneth Lauridsen Larry Saundiy Edith Talkington Elmdale Kansas T. G. Rieken Belly L G. D. Brown Tommy Carl Isaacson Karen Rieken Fred Ivers Minden

Museum Hosts and Hostesses This Sunday

Mr and Mrs Otha D Wearin of Liastings will be host and hostess at the Historical Museum Sunday Mrs Ed Benedict of Ta bor and Mrs Harold Grindloe will be hostesses at the school house Visitation hours are 1 30 to 5 30 Sunday afternoon

Otha D. Wearin Liastings Historical Museum Ed Benedict Tabor Harold Grindloe

Card of Thanks for hospital thanks to friends and family

Mrs Laura Clay thanks friends relatives and caregivers for flowers cards gifts and visits during hospitalization and upon returning home. Amber I Carson joins in gratitude for support and well wishes from doctors nurses and community.

Shire Laura Clay

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Try Ig Srom Laure Hiten Foby Knicht Club 64 John Niday John Delmar Niday Delmar Emma Niday Whitecload Township Red Oak Hospital Breitbach SCS Jones Co Alice Berringer Alice Hale Berringer H. LaVern Smith Witbur Wolfe Burdette Spiker Hastings Boy Amber I. Carson John Deeres Ord Ieee
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