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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
6
Mrs Bers Ford of teimwood led Glenwood and Clarinda players in the Chivinda invitation tournament for women Tuesday. Mrs Cord finished with 4 for the 18 holes to top the field. Mrs Carrell Woom and Mrs WE Wrenn also represented the Fairview district in the event.
The fourth patrol of the Mal vern Girl Scouts will hold an investiture service next Wednesday at Sopmin the Community building. Girls Connie Helknap Lynda Co sad Janice Miller Sharon Simpson Joanne Sullivan Carolyn Swadley Mary Wearin and Rebecca Wearin will receive their pins. First and second patrols will present a style show required for the good grooming badge. All welcome.
The Malvern library adds several new titles including Carmichael by Margaret, Mother and Queen by Marlon Crawford, Windoms Way by James Tilman, The Hidden Flower by Pearl Duck, The Swimming Pool by Mary Roberts Rinehart, Flee the Angry Strane eta by George Mandel, Crip Come Trome by Ruth Thomas. A memorial shelf honors Mrs Ginnitt Alstrope with The Gown of Glory by Agnes Sigh Turnbull and Grandma Moses by Anna Mary Moses.
County notes show a quiet wedding month with Clerk Wonner issuing no licenses. Meanwhile eighteen new licenses were issued last week, including several from Malvern, listing pairs and occupations with vehicles and firms such as Northwestern Bell Telephone Co and Midwestern Constructors among others.
Thos. W. Gidley Jr. attended an Ak-Sar-Ben ambassadors luncheon at the Fontanelle hotel in Omaha on Wednesday and joined afternoon races. He is one of three ambassadors named by the Ak-Sar-Ben board from Mills County, alongside Laula Kruse, Minenla, and Leonard Dean of Glenwood.
The Mills County Rural Youth held a June 10 party for graduating seniors at the Malvern Community building. Contestants in a radio show quiz included Janet Maretn, Carolyn Sdlle, Jerry Smith, and Charles Wlor, with Charles winning a prize. A musical segment featured Shirley Pircovich, Charlene Nelson, and Karl Nangsel, ending with a skit “Breakfast at the Beck Home” and refreshments provided by the committee.
The text presents a series of garbled phrases with many proper nouns and partial words. It mentions what appears to be names like Valls, Ryick, Gass, and Watt, set near references to Iowa State and engineers. The overall meaning is unclear due to corruption, with scattered fragments about votes, nerves, and observation.
Cpl Louis P Skahill son of Mr and Mrs Thos Skahill Imogene is returning to the United States from Korea under the army rotation plan He served as a gunner and squad leader in Company H of the 35th Infantry Regiment and earned the Combat Infantryman Badge Also noted are mentions of other service members returning home or stationed abroad with brief personal details and family ties.
The Dick and John Hyde family will host the Southwest Town Shorthorn Breeders gathering Sunday June 22. The day features a plenia at 2 p.m. followed by a judging contest. Boys interested in the Shorthorn breed or live stock judging are invited to attend. Judging begins at 2 p.m.
Troy Rhody county engineer answered how to improve county roads at the Mills RYF meeting held June 12 at KP hall Glenwood. June 28 sets the format at Penny Park Terrace with reservations to Shirley Fireavid by June 24. The group plans a hamburger fry June 29 with Joan Graves as chair. Mr and Mrs Rhody and Joan McGrew of Emerson attended. Light refreshments were served by Barbara Jo Gilbert. The group will host Fremont county next on July 3 for the intercounty exchange presran.
Faith communities announce services and classes for June 21 to 22. Beechout and Grant Chamberlain deliver morning worships and Sunday schools, with choir practice, youth groups, and a church picnic featuring pot luck supper, games, and a baseball game. Buses for children listed. Kensington society thanked for Frigidaire donation to parsonage.
Fourteen Mills county 4 H clubs will send eleven delegates to the 194% boys 4 H short course at Iowa State College on June 24. Delegates include Malvern Raburn Beaton and El don Kilne from Silver City plus others from Emerson Glenwood and Pachic Junction. The theme Loyal Citizens Through 4 H frames Thursday meeting as Mills county delegates and over 1 030 boys from all four counties gather for talks and discussions.
Monday’s Omaha run topped national rates with the reopening of the Cudahy plant after nearly two weeks of a labor dispute. Fat cattle trade eased with most prices down, while hogs showed a mixed to weaker tone. Detailed shippers’ sales from the area include multiple hogs and steer consignments with prices ranging around $17.35 to $24.25 for steers and hogs, reflecting softer demand amid general lower quotes.
Silver City hosts a family reunion and bridal shower for Beverly Hansen at the Johnson home after a noon basket dinner at Ko Pl Park Oakland. The event marks a double celebration with another bride to be honored and features recipes and household hints, with many relatives from Wisconsin Missouri Athentic and Silver City in attendance.
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