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Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1961

Page

3

Local social notes recount visits and travels across states

Beau Mont residents hosted and visited friends in Mont, Calif, Iowa and Illinois. Travelers included Mr. and Mrs. Rafferty, Mrs. McLaughlin, the Hasselhurst and Johnson families, and many others visiting relatives, attending graduations, and attending weddings and open houses in multiple towns. A public auction is announced for June 28 at Empresse Theatre in Malvern.

Sy Ivers Beau- Mont Tex Enport Bob Rafferty Gary Yates Tabor Morgantown W. Vu Scott Air Force Base Ronnie Coates Ivan McCord Campbell Ken Evans St. Louis Armin F. Hanpeter Michigan Edward Hanpeter Emprese Malvern I. L. Donner Donald Donner Butte Mont Merrill Crouse Hastings J. A. Kline Colorado Diane Fred Newell Minneapolis Minn Diane Wilson F. A. Wortman Carol

Graduation for Ellen Conner a South High senior in Omaha

Ellen Conner daughter of Mr and Mrs Dudley Conner graduates from South High Omaha as part of a 600-member class. Exercises occurred at 8 p m in the civic auditorium. Out of town visitors from Malvern included Carl Wilson and several others. The Conners hosted guests afterward at the Blackstone hotel Golden Spur room. Card of Thanks follows for Jimmy Parker accident recovery from Don Parker, Jimmy, Kathryn.

Ellen Conner Dudley Conner South High Omaha Civic Auditorium Malvern Carl Wilson Sam Anderson Allie Humston Raymond Waller Stephen Joe Robbins Mary Jo Kathy Burdie Mary Anne Parker Sandra Roenfeldt R. W. Mansfield Grace Beck Doug Conners Golden Spur Blackstone Hotel Jimmy Don Parker Kathryn

Rites Friday for Mrs Geo Short

Mrs. George Short 82 dies at daughter’s Moville home after long illness. Funeral Friday June 23 at 2 p.m. Mansfield Funeral Home with Rev John Lippincott officiating. Burial at Malvern Cemetery. Survived by four children Lloyd Denver Cole Effie Mensley Vermillion S D Mable Hensley Blockton and Mrs Harald Baker Moville.

George Short Harald Baker Moville Mansfield Funeral Home John Lippincott Malvern Cemetery

Church notices and services across local parishes

Sunday School and church services listed for First Baptist Wayne, Presbyterian Laura Clay, Holy Rosary Glenwood, First Methodist Balabateee, St Johns Frederick Kreutz, with choir practices, meetings, and planned events such as a quarterly business meeting, joint choir rehearsal, and a Sunday School annual picnic scheduled around late June and early July.

First Baptist Church Wayne Bass Lyle Williams the Presbyterian Church Laura Clay S. S Richard Martin St. Johns Lutheran Church Frederick Kreutz St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Cornell Bluffs Joe Copperstone T P. m Fta

Neighbors Plan Hay Harvest for Max Benton Friday

Friends in Malvern prepare to harvest the current hay crop this Friday to aid Max Benton who was injured after being kicked by a colt on a trip to Colorado. He remains hospitalized with complications at Edmundson Hospital in Council Bluffs.

Lloyd Angus Mt. Ayr Bertha Angas Dollars Dale Dyke Essex Eldon Thicksey Pocatel*lo Ida Sadie McClure Jim Bob Plummer Council Bluffs Colorado Wyo Black Wills Richard Morris Hinsdale Til Harley Stevesson Robinson Home Roger Shaffer Storm Lake Robinson Neola Max Benton Max Edmundson Hospital

Damage to Cars in Highway Collision Near Tabor

Damage to both vehicles reported after a Saturday evening crash on highway 275 five miles north of Tabor. Lindsey L. Raymond 61 of Pacific Junction suffered estimated damages of 3300, while Jack D. Moyer 21 of Riverton sustained 200 in the mishap. Sheriff reports Raymond pulled onto the highway from a side road.

Lindsey L. Raymond Pacific Junction Jack D. Moyer Riverton Tabor Edwin Barkus Raymond

Car Goes Over Embankment Near Glenwood

A 1961 Corvair suffered extensive damage last Thursday five miles north of Glenwood when driver Charles Carlos Harrison age 32 of Glenwood lost control starting up Pony Creek hill. He sustained cuts bruises and a back injury per Sheriff Edwin Barkus.

Glenwood Charles Carlos Harrison Edwin Barkus Harrison Pony Creek Hill

Lippincotts Move From Mt. Ayr to Malvern Strahan Churches

The Rev. John A. Lippincott and his family relocate from Mt. Ayr to serve the Malvern and Strahan Methodist churches. He was assigned at the South Iowa annual conference in Des Moines last Thursday after four years at Mt. Ayr-Caledonia and prior posts in Manning-Dedham Floyd Meret Wheatfield and more. The couple, with children John Allan 15 James 7 Kathy 12 Anne, hold degrees from Central Michigan and SMU, plus Michigan State study in sociology. The Lippincotts are active in community work and church organizations.

Homer Fritz Francis Burrington Nodaway Bert Howard Gerald Mayer Imoan Wm. D. Baer Albia Thos. F. West Gordon Mulhalland Willard Wright Pacific Junction T. C. Adkins Denver Salt Lake City Gunnison Cola Bryce Adkins William Sowers and Robbie Brazil Ind Mary Ranne Jim Beckwith Beckwith William Franklin L. R. Franklin Darrell Franklin Lisa Ottumwa J. L. Franklin Des Moines L. H. Snook Gary Iowa City Doris Beckwith J. A. Kline O.E.S Burlington Davenport Stanley Klem George Swengon Bette Areld Connie Red Oak John Hall R. H. Hagaman Indianapolis F. J. Buttman C. R. Johnson Carol Cathy Larry Vallejo Calif Alan Hasselquist George Mort Dean Darling C. J. Noilsinger Robert L. Campbell Masonic Temple Shenandoak Earl Dalzell Masons Grand Lodge Kenneth Miller Margaret Waller Debbie Shepard Minden Nebr Vernon Thompson Wayne Basa Baptist Church Forest Lake Glenwood Fred Seeger Harold Kahl the Edmundson Hospital Leonard June Wise Eq Kahl Armbulanes Mercy Hospital Jamey Imlay A. J. Berkheimer Robert Janes Fort Sill Okla Clair Jones Leo Johnson Mason City Albert Johnson B.C Clarkson John A. Lippincott Mt. Ayr Malvern Strahan South Iowa Mr. Lippincott Mt. Ayr-Caledonia Manning-Dedham Iowa Floyd Merit North Texas Wheatfield Mich Southern Methodist University Dallas Tex Michigan State University State of Michigan Department of Penalogy Central Michigan University Southern Methodist Michigan State Masonic Lodge The Methodist Church

Distinguished Group Tours Mills Co to Study Soil Conservation

A distinguished group of soil conservation leaders toured Mills county on June 16 to assess progress and identify research needs. The east coast delegation included Dr. C. H. Wadleich and J. Co. Dykes, with other officials from the Agricultural Research Service and Soil Conservation Service. Additional participants from Iowa State University and U.S. Department of Agriculture accompanied the tour of Mills county and the Mule Creek Watershed.

Tours Mills Co Mills County East Coast C. H. Wadleich Soil and Water Research Division Agricultural Research Service Beltsville, Md J. Co. Dykes The Soil Conservation Service Washington, D.C C. A. van Doren Corn Belt Morris Mule Creek Tla Verne Obrecht Erick Nilson R. L. France

Check Being Made on 1961 Feed Grain Acreage

Farmers in Mills County participating in the 1961 feed grain program face acreage checks to ensure compliance. Starting June 1 county ASC employees began visits to measure corn and grain sorghum fields plus diverted land and current land use on participating farms.

Mills County H. A. McCain ASC

Wheat Marketing Quota Penalty Set at $1.08

H A McCain of the Mills County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee announced the 1961 wheat marketing quota penalty is $1.08 per bushel, the same as 1960. The penalty equals 45 percent of parity, with 1961 parity at $2.39, and penalties apply to farms exceeding allotments unless provisions allow up to 30 acres for on farm feed. The national minimum support price for 1961 wheat is $1.79 per bushel, with final average support at 75 percent of July 1 parity if higher.

H. A. McCain Mills County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robert Salyers Ernie Spiker and Ralph Scott A. M. Scott Paul Norton Lincoln Wayne Killion Gene Crouse Effie Hatcheld Keystone School Mra Harry Eckronsetter Empress Theater Sat. Sun Roddy MacDowell, Leslie Caron John Mills Dorothy McGuire James MacArthur Janet Munro Glamour Manor Verna Bennett DR. D. A. Darling Emerson Mrs. Geo. Short Holy Rosary Catholic Church O. L. Kaufman Methodist Balabateee MYF Lowe Lippincotts Malvern-Strahan Lions Club Ringgold County TB Board Jackson Dave Jiffy Frontier Bacon Johnson Grocery
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