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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1966

Page

4

Community Attitudes, Good Schools For Industry Attract

A Des Moines Register editorial notes that Iowa aims to lure industry via good schools and welcoming communities. The Iowa Development Commission plans to survey Malvern early fall while Norfolk and Western Railway officials study line towns. A new Malvern high school is seen as vital to broader civic support for growth.

Iowa Iowa Development Commission Malvern Norfold & Wester Railway Co Des Moi Register

Mills Products Fair Tops Show at Local Event

The fair highlights Mills products and farm production with a strong 4H focus. It showcases programs for young people in towns and farms, alongside entertainment offerings that draw attention to agricultural education and family enjoyment.

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Malvern Community Fair Notes And Local Club Updates

Community fair events attract public interest with exhibits and 4 H demonstrations. Church services paused for three weeks, SCD Club recess in August, Busy Bees 4-H club held achievement show with multiple members and guests. Local visits recount friends and family gatherings, with ongoing church, hospital, and travel notes.

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Following the Leader by F A W

In a community history column Albert Johnson and Mabel Robinson are cited as key historians. The Malvern Coll Storage plant, later Hemmingsen Foods, began in 1892 with 185000 board feet of lumber for 60 years of wood, later reinforced with steel beams by Continent Egg Corp. The facility stored 2500 car loads of tools and apples, used a pond for ice, and workers packed ice in sawdust at the ice house on the pond’s west bank.

Albert Johnson Mabel Robinson Albis Malvern Coll Hemmingsen Foods, Inc Continent Egg Corp Venningsen’s

Strahan Community Guests Mark Elder Nims Birthday

A long list of guests visited the William A. Barriman Jr. family in Council Bluffs for the elder Mr. Nims fourth birthday. Attending included families from Omaha Des Moines Sioux City and surrounding towns. Weather notes mention rain and a welcome cool front on the way.

Oaksville social notes from Malvern Red Oak and nearby

Mr and Mrs Merrill Sowers and Marilyn visited the Roy Trively home near Malvern on Sunday afternoon. Gene Westerlund and family of Willisea joined Robert Hicks for Sunday dinner. Bill Huff visited Sowers Sunday evening. Bryan Huff stayed with Sowers Monday as the Huff and Tuff families attended their grandmother McClusky’s funeral in Glenwood. J W Castor called on Mrs Henry Schilling and Norris Triplett Sunday, then visited Mrs Amos Smith in the hospital. Melvin Stream of Lexington Nebr and J G Stream with Evelyn Warren dined at Dean Warren’s Saturday. L E B Brammeier and James Bidwell and family of Oklahoma City stopped by John Siefford’s Monday. they are cousins of Siefford.

Henry Nims Maude Churchill Ellis Graves Malvern Lyle Coddingtons Randolph Zenu Bass Harold Swett Silas Swells Tabor Mr. Swett John Pullock Connie Lake Okoboji Everett Stouder Ann Hopp Plattsmouth Nebr Kenneth Sorenson Grege Omaha Anni Alton Alberts Standaughter Vicki McCain Aurora Colo Jason Bensecoter Brent McCain Randy al Roger Johnson Jeffrey Kerts Vicki Shenandoah Des Moines Richard Lakehart Ellis Grindle Rodney Grindle Hastings Larry Mooney Lynn Turner Marvin Fritz Council Bluffs Faye, Eskew Keith Blunt Clinton Robert Blunts Pamela Blunt Melvin Irvin Paul Young Griswold Wilbur Young Uornick Pat Porter Lowell Schaeter Elston Earl Conrad Lewis Conrad Coolidge Ariz Houston Texas Heart Clinic Methodist Hospital Kenneth Brown Oma Brown Doyle Brown Lynn Hensley Chester Pijamswki Kenneth Gary Davis Jim Cozad Essex Lewis Sam ‘Taylor Gerald Houser Carson Marvin “Woodfill Morris Woodfill Glenwood Marvins Merrill Sowers Marilyn Roy Trively Gene Westerlund Willisea Robert Hicks Bill Huff Bryan Huff Sowers Jerry Huffs Bill Tuffs McClusky J. W. Castor Henry Schilling Norris Tripletts Red Oak Amos Smith Melvin Stream Lexington J. G. Stream Evelyn Warren Dean Warren L. EB. Brammeier James Bidwell

Social and Family Visits Highlight Malvern Community

Malvern residents hosted and visited relatives and neighbors during the weekend. L. E. Brammeier and Bob Terry joined Mrs. Don Terry and sons in Missouri Valley, while Mary Low Mattly from Clarinda stayed with her aunt Mrs. John Stefford as her mother Arch Mattly recovers in hospital. Other gatherings included churchlike services at the cottage rest home in Malvern with Byron Viner Carleton Davidson and several Sowers and Parker households, plus Osborns visiting Curtis Davis in Omaha and Audubon locals at Hamilton Lewis. Oaks Mystery Circle members dined near Clearfield at Mrs. Ben Aukland’s. Attendees included I. W. Castor, N. S. Wright, Guy Osborn, Edwin Ambrose, L. E. Brammeier, Byron Viner, Althea Noton, Henry Schilling, Rose Triplett, and Marion Malon of Bedford.

L. E. Brammeier Don Terry and Sons Missouri Valley Bob Terry Mary Low Mattly Clarinda John Stefford Arch Mattly Byron Viner Carleton Davidson Merrill Sowers Marilyn Hadley Parker Jim Stenger Cottage Rest Malvern Guy Osborn Curtis Davis Omaha Marlin Lewis Audubon Hamilton Lewis Oaks

County Budget Hearing Notice for Mills County Iowa

The Mills County Board of Supervisors will meet at the courthouse on August 9 1966 at 10 A M to hear taxpayers on the proposed expenditures for the 1967 fiscal year. Glenn L Johnson, County Auditor.

Board of Supervisors Mills County Iowa Glenn L. Johnson Court House Mills County Yard Glenwood

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