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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1957

Page

7

Sky tornados and a fatal traffic crash in Mills County

Eyewitnesses report a small sky tornado aloft near Main Street Wednesday evening. A traffic accident costs one life and spans Mills and Pottawattamie counties, with the wreck ending against an embankment in the latter. John Willard buys a 1931 Model A Ford Tudor for hunting, but its excellent condition may lure him away from hunting use. Gun club members postpone a weekly shoot due to rain, while Miss Ulla Johnson from Gothenburg visits Malvern. Dynamite blasting by L M Longmaker near the Nishna River aims to clear a sand bar and restore a straight channel. A Mills County Fair Association thanks donors for a benefit dance.

Mills County Pottawattamie County Don Rhoden John Willard John Antique Car Owners Association Malvern Gothenburg Sweden Ulla Johnson Eric Edlund Miss Johnson California Claes Johnson Nishna River L. M. Longmaker Nishna F . Chantry Ed Piper Longmaker

Mills County Farmers Embrace Soil Conservation Drive

Mills County farmers increase conservation efforts with 49 new district cooperators in 1956 and a total of 308 farm plans covering 67 877 acres. About 200 miles of terraces and 223 acres of waterways added this year. Mrs Dave Moore recovering well after surgery at Jennie Edmundson hospital.

Dick France Soil Conservation Service Mills County Dave Moore Jennie Edmundson Hospital

Mineola Farmer Injured When Bridge Caves In

Everett Anderson, a Mineola area farmer, was severely injured Wednesday when a farm bridge caved in. He fell about 38 feet from the bridge while driving a tractor, sustaining a back injury and cuts. Glenwood rescue took him to Dr Charles Stinard before rushing him to a Council Bluffs hospital.

Everett Anderson Mineola Anderson Glenwood Charles Stinard Council Bluffs

Car Out of Control Crash Injures Driver

Hart Robert D. Pierson 22 of route 1 Council Bluffs lost control on a curve on highway 275 five miles north of Glenwood Sunday morning. He suffered shock and bruises and was taken to Mercy hospital. The car sustained 750 dollars in damage after clipping four guard posts.

Robert D. Pierson Route 1 Council Bluffs Glenwood Pierson Mercy Hospital

Fog blamed in Strahan youth death in highway crash

Fog contributed to the Sunday morning crash that killed Alfred David Brown, 21, of Strahan, who rode in a 1955 Chevrolet with John Leroy Wiseman, 26, of Hastings. Wiseman survived with facial and chest injuries. Brown suffered fatal head injuries. The pair crashed at a T intersection three miles north of Silver City on county road WV. Car damage was about 3250 dollars.

Mills County Sheriff's Office Alfred David Brown Strahan John Leroy Wiseman Route 2 Hastings Wise Silver City Wiseman

New Roof Underway on Breeding & Benton Building

An entire new roof is being installed on the Breeding and Benton implement building in Malvern under the direction of Jim Green.

Breeding & Benton Implement Malvern Jim Green

Mills County Wheat Referendum Vote Set for June 20

Mills County farmers will vote June 20 on whether marketing quotas will be in effect for the 1958 wheat crop. Eligible voters include producers with more than 15 acres of wheat and soft bank wheat acreage reserves across Mills County polling at Anderson Indian Creek Deer Creek Inp Hastings Ingraham Silver Creek Center White Cloud and Rawles C.B.C. Office Malvern Glenwood Lyons Oak Plattville St. Marys Town Hall Pacific Junction. If approved quotas raise the national average support rate to at least 1.75 per bushel. penalties apply for excess wheat beyond allotments. If not approved no excess penalties and the 1955 crop support drops to about 1.18 per bushel.

Milla County Folowas Anderson Indian Creek Deer Creek Hastings Ingraham Silver Creek Center White Cloud Rawles 3.C Malvern Glenwood Lyons Oak Plattville St. Mary's Town Hall Pacific Junction

Bands Added to the 4th of July Features at Malvern Fair

Five bands from Silver City Glenwood Macedonia Henderson and Malvern join the Dutch Gun Club 4th of July celebration at Malvern Fair grounds. Penny scramble with 5000 pennies for youngsters. Free admission for grade school children. Silver Star Shows bring six titles and a big midway. Auto push ball night show feature. Hammond organ and public address system to enhance music. Mike Bloomer and C W McManamy of Council Bluffs MCs. Picnic space ample with four refreshment stands by local groups.

Malvern Fairgrounds Silver City Glenwood Macedonia Henderson Malvern Dutch Gun Club Irving Grossman Entertainment Des Moines Mike Bloomer C. W. McManamy Council Bluffs Evergreen Club of Hillsdale Church Malvern Seniors Rural Youth of

Mills County Soil Conservat ion District Office Opens

The Mills County Soil Conservation District formed on June 25 1941 as the ninth district. Located in Malvern the office lists Dick France as farm planner and conservation aides Gerald Bower Leo Van Fosson and Lawrence Jones with state aide Donald Carlberg and state clerk Lillian Campbell. Services aid farmers in terrace layouts waterways tile lines irrigation and farm planning including detailed soil maps and land-use planning. Farmers are invited to consult SCS staff for land problems.

Mills County Soil Conservation District Malvern Dick France Gerald Bower Leo van Fosson Lawrence Jones Donald Carlberg Lillian Campbell SCS

Courthouse Issue Back Into the Fire in Mills County

Mills County Supervisors seek opinion from Attorney General on a general order by five district judges requiring a suitable and safe place for holding court. The 100 year old courthouse is deemed unsafe and hazardous with no immediate action by the board.

Board of Supervisors Mills County Board of Supervisors Norman Erbe Des Moines Eliot Thomas Harald EB. Davidson Clarinda Mills County Towa County Athermey

Rev Don Griffin to Lead Malvern pulpit Sunday

The Rev Don E Griffin of Rippey is slated to occupy the pulpit of the Malvern and Strahar Methodist churches Sunday morning as former pastor Rev John J Beechout assumes new duties in Bloomfield An official announcement of ministerial appointments was expected at Des Moines annual conference Thursday evening Griffin has served Rippey church four years and would move with his family to the Malvern parsonage next week.

Don E. Griffin Rippey Malvern

Real Estate Valuations Rise by Over Two Million

County Assessor Murvin Moule reports Mills County real estate valuations increased by 2,564,817 this week after board of equalization actions. 1953 valuations totaled 19,290,772 and could reach 21,855,589. Personal property and corporate reviews are not yet complete.

Murvyin Moule Board of Equalization Siave Mills County Moore

Rev Richard Person Leads Nishna Home Services

The Rev Richard Person of the Emerson Baptist church conducted Sunday afternoon services at the Nishou Cottage. The event featured piano pieces by Mrs Avan Durbin and pianoist Mrs Horace Cirgeriquid. Dismissals last week included Ralph Wilson Wesley Chapel, Mrs Give Miller Plattsmouth, and Ira Hutchings Riverton.

Richard Person Emerson Baptist Eltirch Nishou Avan Durbin Horace Cirgeriquid Generoucs Ralph Wilson Wesley Chapel Give Miller Plattsmouth Ira Hutchings Riverton

Malvern Sophomores Get Driver Education Course

Malvern high school sophomores will be offered a driver education course next year. The program, taught by William Winfrey, lasts 30 hours of classroom instruction and six hours of supervised driving in a dual control car. Driving occurs after school hours and the course grants no academic credit but has strong endorsements from safety groups and insurers.

Malvern High School Plano Board of Education William Winfrey

Terracing Urged in Mills County to Conserve Rain

Mills County unit conservationist Dick France says terracing is the most needed mechanical practice to conserve scarce rainfall. He notes an average yearly rainfall just over 39 inches and that cropping 100 bushels of corn per acre requires about 20 inches of water. terraces, built by contractors for a charge, can save soil and fertility lost to erosion.

Mills County Dick France SCS Mars County Speeiieatists Aurieul

Halts Car for Children. His Car Is Struck

The sheriff reports Glen A. Howery, 32, stopped on a county road 4 miles northeast of Glenwood to pick up two children when Richard D. Miller, 27, of Silver City collided with Howery’s vehicle. No injuries were reported. Miller’s car sustained about $500 damage while Howery’s incurred about $70.

Glenwood Glen AH. Hawery Route 2 Richard D. Miller Silver City Miller Howery

Mills County Fair Assn Receives Net Gain From Benefit Dance

Anson Basa, president of the Mills County Fair Association, reports a benefit dance in Mineola raised over 200 dollars, increasing the county fund to at least 250 dollars. Organizers describe the event as well attended and successful despite some misprints in the program.

Mills Fair Ass‘n County Morrymakers Mills County Mineola Anson Basa Sale Group Will Caevenors

Tural Conservation Erorgii Cost Share Plan Details

The report outlines a cost share program for a project identified as the “TO pet of The cost hot tet tm oxtes nf 38 50 ver Tau Tinear feet.” It notes funding intent, eligible costs, and program administration by a regional conservation office. No final beneficiary names are provided in readable text.

Tural Consersation Erogrii

Spring Valley Watershed to Become Outdoor Laboratory

The Spring Valley Watershed south of Mule Creek was planned as an outdoor laboratory by a state research department. Officials from the extension and local representatives discussed the project, seeing it as worthy of consideration, with a meeting scheduled for June at the Rawles Township Copter School to discuss aims, stakeholders, and potential operations.

Spring Valley Watershed Spring Valley Ares Mule Creek Reinean Gutiwur duWa ASC Bysheni Ppm Rawles Tuwa

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Main Street Mills County Fair Association Austin Bass M. Wilson U. S Hart Iowa Soil District Harry Evans Court House O. E. Weiss Walther League St. Johnos Walther League Alfred Knop Wall Lake St. Dubs Louis Knup Frity Bkovup Albert Seipuld Paul Glahn Don Griffin Rev. Person Nishna Home Services MHS Sophs
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