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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
9
Kay Bruce, 164 state long jump champion, boosted her own record at the United States Federation track meet in Houston. She fouled on her final attempt but had already set a personal best and led for Iowa Track Club.
Nishna Valley boys opened Corner conference play Tuesday by overpowering Sidney. Dennis Boileau led pitches with solid relief, Dennis also added a double. Steve Hinkle, Phi Kudren and Jay Burns contributed key hits as Valley tied the series and improved their early season standings.
Lt. printing request noted for Malvern Leader operations. Action item seeks printing services for all kinds of notices and materials. Partners or departments involved to confirm sizes, deadlines, and delivery. Further details pending from requesting unit.
The Upper Room recounts meeting George Washington Carver who explained his method: first spadework to learn, then reading others, letting knowledge incubate while praying for an answer. He swore God revealed truths to those diligent in His service and prayer. Thought for the Day urges true seekers to await divine wisdom.
The Iowa Conservationist notes wild turkeys have reappeared west of Tabor after a century of absence. The piece discusses stocking Texas trapped birds into Yellow River State Forest and cites uncertain earlier sightings linked to stocking efforts by the State Conservation Commission since 16th century attempts.
Valley girls beat Nishna Valley 16 to 6 at Rinutes field as Kathy Grindle pitched and Squir relieved on the mound. Linda Van Nordstrand had a triple and Peg Haack doubled to pace the Valley attack. The Tawkettes lost their fourth game after opening the season with an 11 to 10 win over Shelby.
The county treasurer lists recent motor vehicle registrations including Chevrolets, Buicks, Pontiacs, Dodges and a GMC pickup assigned to various residents such as Benjamin Wilson Hastings Shirley Grover Danny Zanders and Roger Slaughter. Marriage licenses issued include Richard Draper and Sheila Smith both of Valparaiso Neb Harry Starr Jr and Rita McCain Kerin Hockahout and Ralph Ladd and Kenya Ladd. County officials attended a southwest town workshop at the Gold Crown Inn in Red Oak with Auditor Glenn Johnson and other officials.
A Randolph Enterprise column blends nature and memory noting roses blooming across lawns and elms facing Dutch Elm disease. It shifts to Robert Kennedy’s assassination, national unrest, and the impact of riots on cities and insurance costs, ending with a humorous horoscope misread and a fatherly scene.
The narrator recalls a directive to strike a balance between enthusiastic agreement and disdain in social plans and budget minded entertainment. Reading the guidance prevents monetary regrets, though applying the advice proves tricky amid a tempting article.
Darwin Lee Cozad aged 20 of route 2 Clarinda was fined $20 and costs by Justice of Peace Ernest Timmerman for failure to have his car under control. The charge followed Cozad’s car rear ending a Houser Oil Co. truck driven by William G. Blackburn 45 of Malvern on highway 34 near Ry Crossing. the highway patrolman was Harry Weis.
At 9 15 p m Saturday Blackburn stopped a truck at a highway 4 crossing half a mile northwest of Hastings. Cozad in a 1964 Ford hit the truck from the rear causing 1150 damage to the Ford and 250 to the truck. Corad taken to Mercy hospital for facial cuts while Grace Blackburn received a head bump and treatment from Dr John Kline.
Expenditures from Public Assistance funds paid to recipients totaled 5 433 855 dollars for May. The rise comes with 347 more cases as Aid to Dependent Children and Aid to the Disabled programs offset a decrease in Old Age Assistance. The aid to blind caseload remained unchanged.
The Malvern area reports Fremon county May welfare totals at 260 cases with a total cost of 93,506 a decrease of 125 from April. Mills county May welfare cases numbered 212 with a total cost of 29,684 an increase of 1,045 over April. Old age and dependent child aid show higher payments for several recipient groups.
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