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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
6
Dick Godfrey from Henderson and Sherry Hurst from Glenwood will represent Mills County at the state 4-H Conservation and Health Camp. Forty-one members attend the state 4-H camps, with Dick and Sherry offered study in special areas and chances to develop basic skills. The camps run June 8 to 13.
Roscoe Greenwood of Glenwood brings a rare Midwest coin collection to Emerson State Bank on Friday June 12 during bank hours 9 am to 3 pm. He will be present to discuss pieces including ancient Lydia 600 B C coins, biblical period coins, Roman denarii of Pompey Caesar Brutus and Hadrian, early American medals, Indian Head pennies and commemorative half dollars in a wide variety of designs.
Vacation Bible School at St. John's Lutheran, northeast of Malvern, opens this week with Rev. P. G. Becker reporting strong enrollment. Theme is God My Country And I, stressing citizens of both heavenly and earthly kingdoms. Sessions run 1:30 to 3:45 p.m. through June 8 12, with invitations for nonparticipants.
Four county level contests produced a heavier Republican turnout in Monday’s primary with 1,696 Republican votes versus 1,379 in 1960. Democrat turnout matched 1960 at 331 votes. Malvern led with 242 votes while Sheriff Barkus drew 1,229 against Paul Phillips 433. Key winners: I L Donner for district court clerk and Edwin Barkus for sheriff with 177 votes each.
The Nishna Valley board of education held a special meeting Tuesday to hear patrons views on discontinuing Emerson kindergarten. Due to higher costs for a third room and the ease of handling pupils in Stra han and Henderson centers, the board let the original plan stand. Nancy and Carol Gustin visited over the weekend at Mrs Burman Gustin and fons home.
Mills County Assessor Harry Markel cites 1964 personal property values up from 1963 with more horses and a notable boat count near 100. Township totals show increases in farm machinery and new homes at Glenwood, while real estate values edge higher county-wide to 22.63 million in 1964 from 22.37 million in 1963.
Malvern Community High School will start its summer session next Monday at 8 a.m. under Supt. N. P. Drink. The program runs two five week periods with a one week break. Daily hours are 8 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. It targets students needing makeup work and offers English history science and typing, with typing open to all.
Hastings voters face a Friday election on a municipal water system costing up to 53 thousand dollars with 11 thousand from bonds and 23 thousand from revenue bonds. Two ballots will be used for council authorization and bond issuance with 60 percent needed for approval.
A 17-year-old Navy man from Omaha named Darrell W. Vaught was cited for prohibited passing after a collision at the overhead on Highway 34 west of Malvern. He was fined $25 and costs. The crash involved Howard Biggersstaff, Robert Adams, and Vaught, with Adams suffering a cracked rib and a head wound requiring stitches, and Adams’ wife receiving a concussion.
Albert Seipold transported Ernst Pontow to Omaha on Wednesday morning and Pontow will aid Mrs. Leipold in bringing Hugo Seipold home by car. Hugo Seipold was discharged Thursday noon from the Methodist hospital where he had been treated for a severe coronary four weeks prior.
Senator Jack Miller accepts invitation to speak at the July 4 Independence Day celebration in Malvern. Louis L. Knop reports the Dutch Gun club will host a big program with The Human Torch high diving act, bands, carnival rides, auto push ball, fireworks, and other features drawing a wide crowd.
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