Malvern to Get New Post Office Building in Modern Plan
Groundbreaking expected soon for a new Malvern post office on Second Ave and Fourth St. The $ contract awarded to Ray Eckstein and Joseph Siemann families of Cassville, Wis. The facility will be 2,350 interior sq ft with loading platform and ample parking, leased to the federal government for 100 years with four five-year renewals. The project reflects the Post Office Modernization Program and is part of a nationwide effort to replace aging facilities with advanced postal equipment and streamlined service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray A. Eckstein
Joseph Siemann
Cassville
Wis
Second Ave
Fourth St
Salyers
Summerfield
Post Office Department
Ben F. Jensen
Malvern
Junior 4 H Girls to Have Cookout at Glenwood
The Glenwood Lake park hosts the second annual junior 4 H day camp starting at 9 a m on June 30. More than 100 girls aged 10 to 12 from 17 clubs will join for crafts hikes music and nature lore with Paul Rowe discussing Indian lore and foil packet lunches cooked at the park. Local extension staff and many counselors from Glenwood Hastings Malvern and Emerson will supervise. If rain, activities move to Glenwood Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Lake Park
Wilma Schudtz
County Extension Home
Paul Rowe
Glenwood
Park
Rosalie Terry
Marilyn Williams
Hastings
Mary Anna Parker
Malvern
Kathy Hall
Imogene
Blanche Laughlin
Judy Hascall
Eugene Lang
Emerson
Harry Giltmore
Ralph Agan
Morris Fender
Dan Vanderpool
Robert Glynn
John Bartholomew
Tabor
Robert Hopp
Kay Newell
Austin Bass
Miss Schultz
Glenwood Baptist Church
Three Injured in Accidents North of Tabor
Three persons were injured this past week on Highway 275 just north of Tabor. Dale Brickey and Fred Knapp, both of Omaha, were taken to Veterans hospital after an accident in which Brickey's car hit a telephone pole. The sheriff's office reported that Brickey attempted to pass a station wagon driven by Huh Porney of Glenwood at the foot of the hill near the house, lost control, struck the wagon, and went into a ditch. About $800 damage was done to Porney's car. Porney escaped serious injury. The extent of Brickey's injuries was not learned. Other injuries occurred in separate crashes involving Carl Matsinner, Luther Momrigcer, and Carol H. near Maud hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerients
Tabor
Dale Brickey
Fred Knapp
Omaha
Veterans Hospital
Brickey
Edwin Harkys
Krtckey
Huh Porney
Glenwood
Bulkinks
Urickey
UCC
Bittckey
Althoush Urivkey
Serigusdy
Secidunt
Carl Matsinner
Luther Mom Rigcer
Cheriit
Oltiew
Carol HM
Bee Hind
Alten Sry
Venda Homey
Cheney
Audiar
J. M. Muneineer
Ed Deere
Tibet
Maud Hospital
Svensndvik
Farmers to vote in Mills County ASC community elections
Mills County voters face a community elections process for ASC committees with 1778 eligible farmers landlord-owners and tenants. Across Iowa about 286000 eligible, meetings resume the original system enabling nomination and election for county and township ASC committees for one year from August 1. County chairmen will meet July 30 to appoint the county ASC committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
McCain
ASC
Old School Board Holds Final Malvern District Meeting
The Malvern Independent School District held its final regular meeting Tuesday as directors addressed allowing bills and the end of the 89 year district. Members of the new Community district board attended and discussed mutual interests. The new district will take over July 1 and the old board will hand over assets before that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Independent School District
Mills 4 H Girls Attend State Convention at ISU
Mills county 4 H girls joined 1 700 delegates June 7 10 at Iowa State University for the 31st annual state girls convention. Kathy Hall Blanche Laughlin Diane Lakin Mary Anna Parker Malvern Carolyn Vergren Jean Vohs Sharon Mass Mary Tackett Judy Morris Wilma Schultz LaVerne Obrecht and extension staff attended. Themes stressed citizenship group membership and career opportunities. Dr Robert Ray urged citizens to influence reform not rely on amendments and Edith Sampson highlighted peaceful cooperation and youth involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Iowa State University
Kathy Hall
Charles Hall
Imogene
Blanche Laughlin
Diane Lakin
Emerson
Mary Anna Parker
Malvern
Carolyn Vergren
Hastings
Jean Vohs
Glenwood
Sharon
Robert Ray
Institute of Public Affairs
State University of Iowa
Annements
Edith Sampson
Chicago
United Nations Assembly
America
Iowa State
Julia Fakinson
College of Home Economics
Ray Bryan
Virgil Lapin Marcini
Erosion Dams Gain in Mills County Farms
Mills County Conservation District and the Mills County Conservation and Stabilization Committee report gains from erosion control dams. Four built in 1950 on Mans, Dashner, Wheeler, and Ruhrberg farms reduced gullies and losses. Costs averaged 3500 dollars with 6 percent paid by the conservation office. In 1960, 13 farmers will cooperate on new dams in Anderson Center Ingraham Turns Oakey Platville Rowles and more, with surveying by Swill Conservation Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully County
Millshel Conservation District
Mills Counts Conservation and Stabilization Comenittee
Otha Mans
Frank Dashner
Bert Wheeler
Virgil Ruhrberg
Howdins
Milly County
Mr Borchman
Anderson Two
Restrond Chase
Fay McManusal
Center Two
George Marshall
Mary Sturtenbecker
Ingraham
Louis Hudman
Arney Densen
RK. Q. Jackson
Oukey
Cow Chesney
Plativille Toy
Judson McManigal
Ray Powers
Rowles Two
Swill Conservation Service
Leo M. van Fussup
Mulls County
Dewey Bondurant
Soil Conservation Service
Shenanduah
Delegates Explore Broad Topics at 4H Special Sessions
In special sessions delegates covered topics from grooming to design and food within the worlds of business research service and machine. Many delegates sang in the 140 voice state chorus or participated in The Golden Bridge festival featuring 4H singing and folk dancing.
East Liberty Church Being Redecorated
The East Liberty Church undergoes redecorating with volunteers including Mrs. Charley Alexander Mrs. Dale Alexander Mrs. C B Goodell and Mrs. W C Stotts removing old kitchen paper Charley Alexander with Mike and Roger Alexander trimming outside shrubs and cleaning The team then applied new kitchen paper with Mrs W W Windle assisted by Mrs Adolph Nagel and Mrs Charley Alexander Dining room paper removal proceeded led by Mrs Iva Henderson Bob Terry and Charley Alexander in preparation for early redecorating Gene Goodell and Claude Stephens aided Friday for soybean planting prep
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Alexander
Dale Alexander
C. B. Goodell
W. C. Stotts
Little Mike
Roger Alexander
W. W. Windle
Adolph Nagel
Iva Henderson
Bob Terry
Goodell
Glen Howery
Mr. Goodell
Claude Stephens
East Liberty Church Board Meeting June Proceedings
The East Liberty church board met June 9 with 10 adults and six children present. President Mrs. Dale Alexander led the session. Reports were read by secretary and treasurer. A 50 star flag to be purchased from memorial funds was approved. A June 25 food sale was scheduled in Glenwood at Franksen and Johnson store. Unanimous approval to redecorate the dining room. Three members were appointed to buy paper and hire a paper hanger. Annual ice cream social set for July 13. Next meeting moved to July 7 and asks families to bring cookies for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty Board
Dale Alexander
Josie Stotts
Franksen & Johnson
Glenwood
W. €. Stotts
Claude Stephens
C. B. Goodell
Chuch
East Liberty Methodist Church Services and Social News
East Liberty Methodist Church with Rev Merle W Burres delivering morning worship at 9 a m and a program titled Open Windows. Social notes cover visits from Wilbur Mayberry family and Walter Stille kin, plans for Sunday evening fellowship, and anniversaries. Local residents from Oakland and Omaha attend events and visits with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty Methodist Church
Merle W. Burres
Wilbur Mayberry
Fronja and
Marcelyn
Oakland
Joe 4Layberry
Cit
S. Glen Howrey
Ake Ronches
Art Mrg
Otha Mass
Junior
Walter Stille
Local visitors share afternoon with Stotts crowd
Mrs. R A Skerritt, Mrs Ward Hunt, Sheila from east of Silver City, and Mrs Charley Alexander visited with Mrs W C Stotts one afternoon last week. Mrs Iva Henderson and grandson Bob Terry of Malvern dined with Mr and Mrs Charley Alexander on Saturday. Harold Terry, Bob's father, underwent major spinal surgery Tuesday in Omaha's Methodist Hospital and is reported in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Skerritt
Ward Hunt
Sheila
Silver City
Charley Alexander
W. C. Stotts
Iva Henderson
Bob Terry
Malvern
Bob
Harold Terry
Methodial Hospital
Omaha
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Arthur E. Summerfield
Post Ofice Department
Spiker’s
Old School Board
Mills
East Liberty Church
East Liberty
NoLou
Shirley Swayze
Uhovrr Mayberry
Michie
1 Whitesides
al Aajlen Stille
Avon
Sheraton-Fonteille
United States
Lester Henderson
Cuncil Bluffs
East Lilet St
Merle W Bupres
la Dianuls
Ullness
Evenine
Oran Windle
Malta
Tho
Tures
MceCord’s
Beta Mosier
LeBlanc
Wright's Orchard
Hiway
Hamburg
Kenneth Graves
Children
Alterruse
Cole
Stewart Seed Co
33Rd St
Ben Martin
F. R. Chantry
Eugene Leu
McCord's
Nishna Cottage
MecCord’s
Minneapolis-Mo
Bill Zanders
Salyers Implement Co
Robinson
Kadel Bros
Henderson
J. N. Clark
Dale Sell
Forrest Grasty
4Th Ave
Red Oak
Ja. P
Iowa
Bob Tudor
Northwestern Woolen Co
Nicollet Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Horton Nursing Home
M. J. Morehouse
Merrill Reisenweber
Federal Land Bank Association
Broadway
Council Bluffs
Clarinda Production Credit Assn
Otha Wearin Farm Office
H. E. Knutson
Secy-Treas
Red Osk Monument Co
J. R. Hurst
Hurst
Pete & Irene Henderson
Warren Feed Co
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