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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1952

Page

5

Paving Buckles Up In Mills County

In Mills County on Lincoln Avenue, a hot Thursday afternoon caused pavement to buckle and rise nearly four feet in front of the Max Dashner residence. Nearby, river-improvement work on the Nishna River near the Highway 34 bridge continues with contractor Bill Murphy of Des Moines shifting the river channel and dismantling old bridge remnants. The crew appears methodical rather than hurried to casual observers.

Max Dashner Lincoln Ave Nishna River Highway 34 Bill Murphy Des Moines

Malvern Kids to Start Red Cross Swimming Lessons

About 1385 Mills County children join 1000 plus southwest Iowa youths in Red Cross swimming lessons at Red Oak pool starting next week through July. Instruction led by Mary Louise Thompson with five teachers. Malvern enrollment 136. Transport planned by school and Rotary with 2:30 schedule departures and 250 per round trip fee subsidized for all kids.

Malvern Southwest Iowa Red Cross Red Oak Pool Mills County Glenwood Emerson and Hastings Henderson Silver City Rotary Club Rotary Ehb Gordon McMillan Mills Montgomery Red Cross Red Oak Mary Louise Thompson Marilyn McKie Mary Phillip Marlene Killinger Catherine Petty

Library Summer Hours Start Mon

At a board meeting Tuesday afternoon the trustees voted to raise librarian Bernice Starr’s salary to 65 dollars a month with one week paid vacation effective July 1. W St Byington was appointed treasurer to fill the vacancy from J N Summers’s resignation. Summer hours begin next Monday: Mon Wed Sat 2 to 6 30 p m and Saturday 7 30 to 3 p m. The book committee ordered new titles for delivery when printed.

Dirary Board of Trustees Lbrarian Bernice Starr W. St. Byington R. W. Salyers J. N. Summers

Recital by Fletcher Pupils at Malvern Church

Mrs Zelina Conant Fletcher presents her entire piano class in a recital Monday at 7 30 p m at We Malvern Methodist church. The public is invited to attend.

Zelina Conant Fletcher We Malvern Methodist Church

Emerson brothers reunite in Hawaii during liberty weekend

Three Emerson boys Robert P. Nelson Fireman aboard U S S Honorable Richard CV 21 Staff Sergeant Clayton D Farris at Hickam Field with 67th Strat Recon Sq M W E A and Jack L Gravett Boatswain's Mate 2nd Class at the Naval Degaussing station Pearl Harbor enjoyed a reunion during a liberty period. Nelsons ship was en route to Korea for the second time with a short delay to Pearl Harbor enabling the trio to renew acquaintances and reminisce about home.

Emerson Hawaii Robert P. Nelson U.S Gravett Naval DeGaussing Station Pearl Harbor Nelson Korea Emersonians

Federal Funds to Help Restore Flooded Areas

Federal aid will back land restoration up to 80 percent of costs under PMA guidance. Channel restoration receives about 73,000 dollars for clearing debris, fencing, leveling, deep plowing and reseeding. Total flood damage exceeds 300 thousand dollars though final surveys may adjust figures. Dec 30, 1953 deadline applies for project work. districts must apply for aid.

PMA Soil Conservation District Ray W. Jones J. F. Wearn 2. F. Buffington Jack McGinnis PMLA Sual

Friday to Close Bible School Program at Baptist Church

Pupils who joined the annual daily vacation Bible school sponsored by Maryvale churches will present a program and demonstration of their work Friday at 7:20 p.m. at the Baptist church.

Malyvern Churches the Baptist Church

Park Board Pumps Pond to Restore Water Supply

The Park Board completed a new water line to Boemner’s pond, installing a pump and motor from Lincoln & Son. The system will deliver about 80 gallons per minute, totaling over 100,000 gallons daily, ensuring a reliable fishing pond for the community and future events. The town’s Swan Son plant had been closed, with only limited pumping from town mains.

Boemner's Park Board Swanson Lincoln & Son

Mills County 4-H Girls to State Convention

Thirteen Mills County 4-H girls and two leaders will represent the county at the state 4-H girls convention June 18 to 21 at Iowa State College Ames. Delegates from Malvern Glenwood Emerson and Tabor were chosen for leadership, records, and tenure with 4-H. The three day program theme is You A Growing Personality An Effective Group Member and a Responsible Citizen.

Mills County Iowa State College Ames Malvern Mary Jo Hathaway Carolyn Trively Sally Mulholland Naomi Chamberlain Silver Quity Flaine Clark Glenwood Marty Speck Marilyn Mintle Eloise Roenfeldt Josephine Johnson Emerson Ivena Clark Wenderson Kay Steiner Hastings Martha Wearin Tabor Janice Cowden Tick Goos Towa Trivilege

Final Quarter Sales Tax Rise Across Malvern Area

Tax data for 1951 shows Malvern up 6.4 percent in the last quarter, Glenwood up 3.7 percent, and the state average 2.7 percent. Figures cover towns over 1,000 and rural areas, with Malvern and surrounding communities reporting gains amid a tightened farm market.

Malvern Milla County Glenwood Hamburg Sidney

Precincts Tie For Delegates In County Contest

Precincts had ties for delegates in county party conventions prompting Homer Mitchell Lexa to carry poll records to the counts boards. Tied precincts include Glenwood for the three districts Malvern Rembersin Emerson St Marys Tasting Deer Creek Tograham and Ruwles. North Grove Cemetery Association to meet June 20 with Miss Clara Blackman at Martin Cunningham home. all interested urged to attend.

County Atwlitar Homer Mitchell Lexa Jay Glenwood Malvern 2d Rembersin Emerson St. Marys Tastings Deer Creek Tograham Ruwles North Grove Cemetery Assn North Grove Cemetery Association Clara Blackman Martin Cunningham

Theft reports from Henderson and Good farm

Forty dollars stolen on the night of June 1 from the Frank Goldapp tenant house near Henderson. Mr and Mrs Weldeman Maltzchon Hye were in the house. In another county area two 700 pound white face heifers were stolen Monday night from the Cliff Good farm.

Frank Goldapp Henderson Weldeman Maltzchon Hye Cliff Good

Boehner Wins English Prize at Harvard

Leonard Boehner, among 22 Harvard students, earned a Bowdoin prize in English for an essay titled Historicisum and Bellet The Conversion of J. H W. Newman, with degree to be awarded June 26 His mother is Mrs Flora Troehner.

Leonard Boehner Harvard University Boehner Bowdoin J. H W. Newman Leonard Flora Troehner

Picture by Mrs Bass Hung at Joslyn Memorial Exhibit

The salon study entered Mrs Karl Hass was one of studies chosen from hundreds of entries during the last year to be hung in the Justyn Memorial exhibit June 14. The photograph entitled An vil Chorus was of Otto Tall at work on the anvil in his shop. The entry of Mrs Eliot Thom of Glenwood was also chosen to be hung.

Karl Hass Justyn Otto Tall Eliot Thomas Glenwood Waslso

Yews of the County Seat Licenses Issued This Week

County clerk J L Danner reports a dip in marriage license sales with three issued this week to Edward Knight and Betty Buffington Glenwood and Marion Selura with Grace Grote Omaha, plus Thomas Wey and Patricia Bruner Omaha. Two thirds of licenses go to Glenwood residents. six new licenses list recipients from Glenwood and Emerson with vehicles from Buick Olds Chevrolet Pontiac and Mineola.

J. L. Danner Edward W. Knight Malvern Betty Buffington Glenwood Marion J. Selura Grace Grote Omaha Thomas Wehy Patricia Bruner Phil Robin Robert L. Needham Fern Clark

One Day Circus at Malvern Fair Grounds

A traveling wild animal show will perform Sunday at 2:30 pm on the Malvern fair grounds. The single matinee features trained animals including a camel and chimpanzees, with clowns acrobats and wire walkers. Sponsored by the Malvern Memorial Recreational Center, the gate proceeds fund the center.

Malvern Fair Grounds Happy Malvern Memorial Hecreatonal Center

In Memoriam Hobbie Lite Clay Taken From Us Nye Years Ago

Mr and Mrs Wiley Clay and family mourn the loss of Hobbie Lite Clay in a solemn in memoriam note. The message reflects sorrowful remembrance and enduring love as another year passes since his passing.

Srdane Hobbie Lite Wiley Clay

Record Heat Breaks June 11 High in 1926 Footage

The past week brought extreme heat with Wednesday’s reading breaking the June 11 record of 98 set in 1926. At 5 a.m. Thursday the temperature stood at 7. Daily data show ongoing heat across the region affecting residents and activities.

Donald Archer Receives B A From I S T C

Donald Wayne Archer son of Mr and Mrs A B Archer of Malvern received his B A degree at the commencement exercises at Town State. The article notes family context and mentions others at the ceremony including Florence Wederquist and Arnest Wolters.

Donald Wayne Archer Mra, A. Kb, Archer Malvern Town Peachers Allege Cedar Malle Florence Wederquist Ale Arnest Wolters Waist Dylan O

Dutchmen Plan Big Features for 7th Independence Day

The Malvern Dutchmen announce a wide program for July 4 at the fair grounds. Water fights between Malvern and Tabor fire departments, auto push ball, three or more bands, nearly 200 musicians, and a mammoth fireworks display highlight the day. Attendance last year was about 10,800 with a larger crowd anticipated. Fin arson, Tabor, and Malvern will perform. donation tickets are sold locally to fund the event.

Fair Grounds Malvern Lews Knop Fair Finarson Tabor

Last Rites for Malvern Business Man Monday

Malvern observed the funeral of a longtime local businessman who died after a prolonged illness. services were held by Rev. Gordon A O M and burial at the local cemetery with pallbearers named from the community and many relatives attending.

Malvern Business

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