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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
6
Walter W Glynn marks his 88th birthday with a family gathering at his home northeast of Tabor. He has been president of the First State Bank of Tabor since its 1925 founding and recalls early banking years as he continues daily bank visits and farming ties to his family homestead.
Alexander Molt of Glenwood faced a reckless driving charge and was fined $100 plus costs before Justice of the Peace Ernest Timmerman. Other defendants included Bill Kaester of Council Bluffs for improper revistration with $25 and costs, Paul Young of Omaha for improper passing $10 and costs, Bruce Allen Wilson of Glenwood for speeding $15 and costs, and Charles A Doug Tabor for loud and excessive noise $10 and costs.
Thirty nine 4H girls clubs attended the fourth annual day camp at the Mills County Fair Grounds on June 21. Staff included Rosalie Wright county president Carol Mall vice president Judy Asmussen historian Elvera Henderson and Diane Mapp substituting for other county drivers. Activities featured camping orientation mixers a scavenger hunt nature ID and sports followed by a cookout An air show yielded top winners Diane Blackman Cherry Greenwood Indian Deerettes Carol Asmussen Jolly Juniors and Peggy Maack The group voted to hold an overnight camp next year at an as yet undetermined site.
Mills county ASCS quarters moved from the bank building to the former Dr. Shonka office to gain space. Additional machines and office equipment were provided to handle the Emergency Feed Grain Program and wheat and barley programs. Increased farm storage facility loans and ACP activities raise the office workload, with Margaret Bower and county committee facilitating this transition for farmers.
Members of the Methodist church participated in Nishna Cottage Sunday services with Mrs. Will Kerns in charge. Milton Latchaw sang two solos and Mrs. Austin Bass with Mrs. Roger Shaw performed two duets. A Bible school group of boys also joined, Lafe Lincoln of Pacific Junction was admitted to Nishna Cottage on Wednesday, and Mrs. Grace Snell was taken to Mercy hospital on Friday for observation after a fall.
Two Malvern students Rosalie Turner and Aaron Raszler were elected to the student council at the E. School of Commerce in Omaha. Eligibility requires outstanding readership, scholarship, and character. Rose is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Mervin Turner and Aaron the son of Mr and Mrs Lee Raszler.
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