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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1950

Page

13

Memorial Day issue highlights Farm Bureau opening and ads

The Leader reports a large Memorial Day weekly edition sent to readers and rural route boxholders to promote the new Farm Bureau office and news service. Congressman Ben Jensen is named Congressperson of the Week for a plan to cap federal vacancies, urging readers to study political ads and go to the polls next Monday.

Farm Bureau Ben Jensen Helen Thomas The United Press Annie Sam

Bloedel Buys New Silver City Store

Raymond Bloedel owner of Bloedel Hardware Malvern bought Art's Farm & Home Supply in Silver City from Art Rommel last week. The new unit will be named Malvern Woolt Randolph Hardware and will stock appliances and equipment, enabling buying economies and a broader assortment with Wollitt in charge.

Bloedel Silver City Raymond Bloedel Bloedel Hardware Malyvern Art Farm & Home Supply Art Rommel Malvern Woolt Rinedel Hardwary suiIne Diajor Applitnges Unul Ths BU Wollitt

Conservation Pays Off with Mills County Pipeline Plan

Conserving land and coordinating with the Mills County Soil Conservation District helped the Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America avoid major washouts during May rains. Local farms along the line, including the May, Cheney, Phelps and Washburn properties, benefited from terraces and waterways. A June 3 Malvern Farm Bureau celebration invites all to a free opening of county offices featuring rides, prizes, music, and a big community party with no charges.

Farm Bureau Don Allen Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America Mills County Mills County Soil Conservation District C. D. Hiatt Natural Gas Pipeline Co Ralph May John Cheyney Glenwood State School Carl Phelps Albert Asmussen Jay Wricht Ira Turner H. W.W. Washburn Claude Barns Dr. Warren Beatrice Neb Malvern County Farm Bureau Osten Farm Bureau Organization SCS

Eighth Graders Given Diplomas

A class of 24 earned their diplomas Friday at Malvern eighth grade commencement in the Community building. Rev. J. M. Strang gave the address, Ben Breeding awarded diplomas, and Rolland Jensen introduced the class. The program included a class history, a prophecy, a class will, musical selections, and scholarship awards with Crink announcing valedictorian Dai Mackey and salutatorian Shiney Tennilton.

Malvern J. M. Strang Presbyterian Church Ben Breeding Board of Education Rolland Jensen Joan Kline Dick Robinson Ronald Fickle Jeannie Holden Joanna Mackey Marbara Ellis Marlene Vanderpool

Clinic Plan Service to Start in Malvern by Dr Shonka

Dr T E Shonka announced Dr M L Scheffel will join around July 1 and a clinic type service will be started. Scheffel, a resident at Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs, will finish there next month. The pair have leased an apartment near Nalvern school and alterations to Shonka’s office are under way to add electrocardiograms basal metabolisms and other clinical equipment.

Malvern Shonka T. E. Shonka Haa M. L. Scheffel Scheffel Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs B. R. Knight Nalvern School

Veteran Mills County Farm Bureau member Carl Lincoln

A Mills County Farm Bureau veteran, Carl Lincoln, joined in 1920 and has remained continuously active. He believes farmers need a strong organization and that the Farm Bureau fulfills that role.

Mills County Farm Bureau Carl Lincoln Farm Bureau

Candidates Push Campaigns for Mills County Primary

In Mills County the Monday June 5 primary is shaping up as a heavy vote event for both major parties. The Democratic and Republican contests feature strong campaigns with key races for state representative and sheriff, while board of supervisors seats draw attention from multiple candidates amid a tense political climate.

Mills County I Scumstrom Fort Nels Kerasehel Hrannan Gtaniad Ag Lovgland NAA Ole Party Comention Tra L. Turner Henry W. Washburn Turner Represent Its Mrc Washburn Wasburbn Usd Sherifh Denweer Bods Moore Remmelloot Saber Ily Low Walker Lenweral Vern O' Mowe Plattville Two Dire Wiving Board of Supervisors John R. Clark Mendelson Robert Po Rudin Pinersert Bualin Emerson

Old Chautauqua pictures sought by Washington contact

The Leader reports Mrs FE Tost of Washington DC asks for photos of Mills County Central Chautauqua from the era at the fair grounds and Tada tent city for an article. Mrs Post, formerly Elsy Farnam of Malvern, requests the images for her feature and readers who own photos may lend them to be forwarded to Mrs Past.

FE Tost Washington, D. C Mills County Chauteuqua Fate Grounds Tada Tent City Post Elsy Farnam Malvern Hhastratig Mts

Rural Youth of County Starts in October 1947

Rural Youth of County began in October 1947 with a meeting of from the Matvers and community Pasildises to discuss plans for a County Barat Yeast organization. Officers elected included Virginia Kall president Jack Pager vice president Vera Chamberlin secretary Fort Roenfeld treasurer and reporter. Objectives included leadership development studious thought and friendship among rural people. Ruth Kelley was a 1948 Talk Meet finalist in Des Moines and Dean Maddocks placed in 1949 Drivers test. Seven members joined the State Tour to Cuba via Mexico and three are planning a trip for the year. District director of the besa Brat Varia Doles Necata indicated progress since 1920. Board members include Prowd Tfillser secretary Minldocks treasurer Beth Maserrs reporter Loohabills and Dein Mel ducks. A cordial invitation extended to all to attend the meeting.

Phi Virginia Kall Jack Pager Vera Chamberkiin Fort Roenfeld Ruth Kelley Des Moines Dean Maddocks Cuba Vas Tywee Mexico Dn Maren Bse Costelha Detel Cauth Besa Brat Varia Doles Necata Fark Narsel Rene Minldocks Beth Maserrs Iil Loohabills Roberti Waoseerman

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