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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1968
Page
2
The Soil District invites original paintings themed on soil water or wildlife or a combination. Entries must be at least 273 square inches but not exceed specified limits. Decisions on prizes and notices will be announced later. For information or to enter contact the SCS office in Mab.
Mills county students have been attending presentation meetings at Iowa State University Ames as preparation for entering next September. Participants include Byron Leu of Malvern in agriculture, Cynthia Cole of Emervan in home economics, and Nancy Keith with Lewis M. Hodman of Glenwood also in agriculture related paths.
Mr and Mrs Walters of Gheswood attended sessions at the density of Iowa Sunday tours through cancer laboratories. The event highlighted development in cancer research with presentations by researchers and staff.
AiJune saw a rise in motor vehicle registrations and marriage licenses. Registrations list Fords to Wayne Blackman and Robert L. Campbell. Chevrolets to Wilber R. Newberg and others. Volkswagens to Kathleen Lincoln. Pontiacs to James A. Clark. Dodges to La Donna M. Honeyman. Fords to Kenneth A. Leipold. GMC to Donald B D Evans. and more. Marriage licenses issued to Michael D. Yowell and Teri Lynn Moody. Robert D. Schultz and Susan A. Osborn. Douglas A. Dawson and Patricia Newell. William K. Reid and Une May Turner in Lincoln and nearby areas.
The county records a theft of nine bushels of sealed corn from Jerry Norton’s farm southwest of Balvern. A second report notes two tractor radios and a battery stolen from Walter Marshall’s farm south of Glenwood. Police say Sheriff Barkus recovered a stolen 1556 Buick south of Glenwood.
Suellen Cashner of Halvern and Jensen Sloan of Ia were charged Sunday with speeding. They received fines and court costs from Justice Virginia Carrs Jensen. One motorist paid 10 and costs on each of two speeding counts.
The first annual DeMelay Conclave gathered 218 attendees at Parsons College Fairfield June 16 to 18. From Malvern Nishna Valley Chapter members Harold Harless John Morrison Phillip Tackett David Cheney Sidney Michiel Whitney and Ad visor Robert L Campbell and Mrs Campbell attended. R Miller Grandmaster of Masons in Iowa spoke at the Sunday dinner. Dennis DuBois presided with Clarence Armintrout and Ron Rasmussen. Terry Smith was installed as the new state Master Councillor for 1963-69.
The Historical Museum at Glenwood Lake Park will be open Sundays 1:30 to 5:30 PM this summer. Hosts for this Sunday are Mrs. Neil Purcell, Mrs. Lottie Van Oridel, and Mrs. Raymond Mintle with Malvern School District teachers assisting. Mr. and Mrs. James Ford and Mr. and Mrs. Benton Kuck greet visitors. The new building for horse drawn machinery is nearly ready. an opening date will be announced later.
LaVere C Obrecht Mills Malvern County Extension Director reminds pork producers in the district program to participate. The message notes district efforts and solicits producer involvement for the appreciation day event.
Friday a group from Malvern and Glenwood will depart for Europe for a six week educational tour visiting England France Italy Austria and Germany. Sponsored by the In school program in Salt Lake City Utah the travelers will spend a week in each country earning four hours of college credit. They plan to return August first.
Mr and Mrs George Mort of Malvern took their daughter Dru to Lincoln last week for the University of Nebraska summer orientation program for entering students and their parents. They attended panel discussions on student government housing educational costs and other matters pertaining to attending the school.
Offenders faced fines for varied violations as Justice Ernest Timmerman levied penalties in a circuit of infractions. John R. Osborn of Pacific Junction paid 10 dollars plus costs for a raufflers charge, while David Butts of Glenwood settled the same fine for faulty equipment. Stephen W. Stone, also of Glenwood, paid 10 dollars and costs for loud car noise. Sandra Lenonds of Glenwood paid 10 dollars and costs for running a red light. James Keiser of Akron paid 50 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Jacklyn Ann Jennings of Glenwood paid 15 dollars and costs for vehicle control. Kenneth Leroy Harrell of Silver City was fined 15 dollars and costs on intoxication.
Vivian E. Good of Glenwood was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. She was bound over to district court by Justice Carl Remley and released on a $300 bond.
Amny Private David E Needs 20 son of Eugene C Needs Malye was assigned a 5 construction machine operator role in the 36th Engineer Battalion near Vung Tau Vietnam in May Zi.
Silver Creek Go-Getters held their annual picnic and club tour on June 10. Members displayed projects in top shape for the fair and planned a bake sale for Saturday June 13. Bob Beattie reported on the Busy Bees 4H meeting June 8 at Linda Costello’s home with twelve members, three visitors, and two leaders.
A sprawling Shendandoah area social page details numerous visits and gatherings. Families including Boileau, Viner, Steiner, Roeder, Henderson, Allenworth, and Scherle share dinners, weekend trips, and visits to Ames, Council Bluffs, and Des Moines. Highlights include service on vacations, church activities, and Father’s Day events as well as a note on Danny Reeder finishing basic training at Lackland.
Mrs. Otha D. Wearin of Hastings joined 145 Iowa leaders at a women conference at Iowa State University in Ames. The program focused on the theme Achieving Dignity for All.
Sixty eight recuitives and relatives gathered for a dinner with the Clarence Archer family and numerous named guests from Logan Oakland Co Bluffs Woodbine Tennessee and Emerson including Suri Mr Archer's father Willie Archer Adrian Archer Marcus Wagilt Mrs Ken Archer Frances Archer Dean Archers Don Coolmans Byron Cox James Archer Sik Petersons Harland Elvira Archer Larry Dickerson and Bob Good.
Local Henderson businessmen sponsor a Saturday free movie event at the Henderson suite. The notice lists Mr and Mrs Doyle Keling Wilson from Milwaukee visiting, with other guests including Mrs Paul Edmondson and Grace Bower Weis, plus multiple family visits across Shenandoah and Laver City. Community gatherings include Sunday dinners, a Father’s Day picnic, and various visits among neighbors, with church activities and a feather flower arranging class announced at the school gym.
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