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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
6
Publisher Pete Graham unifies operations with a Wednesday 10 30 a m press time and strict Tuesday noon news and ad cutoffs. New office hours are posted for each weekday with Saturday noon close and adherence to deadlines to improve service across Malvern and surrounding towns.
Members of the class of 23 at Malvern high school gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs Allen Wortman to celebrate their 50th graduation anniversary. Thirteen boys and six girls formed the class. all but one are living. Attendees included Erle Danley and many couples from nearby towns. Messages from former classmates were read, with touring the new Malvern Community high building and slides from the centennial observance featured.
A Glenwood city council meeting led to a debate on county versus private management to replace the May 31 cutoff of Glenwood Ambulance Service. The Mills County Supervisors weighed county-run or fully private operation with subsidies, eyeing possible federal funding and costs. A follow-up meeting was set for Monday at 7 30 PM to pursue a permanent solution, with stakeholders from Glenwood Malvern and area weighing options.
Mills County council in special session May 29 approved plans and contract form for a sewage treatment plant. Lowest bid received was 217,450 with base 177,181 and options 40,269. No contract awarded pending approval from the Federal Water Pollution Control Administration. Council also rejected extra 30 days for the municipal pool project and accepted the resignation of City Marshal Benny Kling.
The Mills County Board of Supervisors say condemnation to access the new landfill road will finish June 15 with the opening targeted for July 1. They consider interim marshal Robert Jones of Malvern while a permanent replacement is sought, and discuss tree disease concerns near The Leader and a warehouse. The council rejects further Pacific Pools extensions, seeks bids to repair the city shed, and plans a thorough search for a new county marshal.
County supervisors finalize Entitlement Period Three funds totaling 103000 with 85000 for operating and maintenance including sheriff services and transport, 12000 for public safety radio upgrades, 69000 for crushed rock on secondary roads, 4000 for health department subsidies, and 6000 for courthouse roof repairs. Trust Fund holds 688, with 179622 unallocated. Weather notes show a week of spotty rain and warm sun with temps from 52 to 65 degrees.
Mrs. Clyde Patton Kali Hascall, four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Hascall of Emerson, was admitted to Children's Hospital in Omaha on May 23 with Rocky Mountain spotted fever from a tick bite. The hospital reported it as its first such case, and she was transferred Thursday afternoon to Hed Oak Hospital for continued treatment.
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