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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1966
Page
1
Community guidance urges immediate root fumigation for elms in Malvern this summer to slow Dutch Elm Disease. County officials outline root treatment every six inches between trees using soil fills, advising against cutting diseased trees for at least three weeks after treatment and urging proper elm care to save the remaining trees.
Subscriptions payable in advance listed for Mills County Iowa and surrounding areas. Rates include one year six months three months two years with costs varying by location. Other routes in the United States shown.
Display advertising costs are listed per column inch at 3 cents. Reader locals charge 15 cents per line. Classified ads start at 1 cent per line for the first insertion, with subsequent insertions at the advertiser’s option. A card of thanks runs at 1 line for a minimum charge.
News notes L D McMillen and family along with Mrs Maness of Walnut returned from a week in Hot Springs Ark with visits to relatives and friends. Chamberlain came home from Omaha Veterans Hospital after about three weeks for tests. Phillip Schultz completed basic training at Amarillo and will be stationed in Lincoln with the National Guard. Various local visits and weekends with relatives in Glenwood Neola Council Bluffs Billings Moore and other towns are listed with multiple family gatherings and hospital visits.
Local residents and visitors fill Malvern area as families travel between Hamburg York and Glenwood for weddings visits and anniversaries. Bey and Barbie Forny visit grandparents. Flo Perkins visits from Columbus Mississippi. Henry Stalter dies and is buried in Humbold. Attendees include Scott family from York and Dallas Forney. Diane Lakin wedding at Odebolt noted with Swoboda and Obrecht family members in attendance.
Mills County seeks sealed bids by 10:00 AM CDT July 21 1966 for 2001 miles of grading and surfacing on a Farm-to-Market road NE corner section 7 T72N R4AOW to NE corner section 9 T72N R4AW East. Requires certified checks 1000 for grading 250 for surfacing and bidder must be on Iowa Highway Commission list and approved by County Engineer.
A tour group enjoyed a varied excursion through St Louis visiting Meridith Wilson’s Music Man, an opera, the planetarium, and the courthouse where the Dred Scott decision was signed. They then reached Mark Twain’s home in Hannibal and toured Twain inspired sites and the city’s celebrated parks and landmarks.
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