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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1950

Page

6

Nomination filings hover as term nears at noon Friday

Report notes few candidates for education positions in school districts with two vacancies. A casual visitor observed an arson scare near a siren event on Wednesday. no fires reported as workers sought the best location for sound. Windy warnings arrived Tuesday but did not trigger flooding. melted rain and frozen runoff caused minor floods around Missouri Valley, though streams stayed below danger levels.

Ewishing Missouri Illey

Major Meeting on Hog Problems at Emerson Town Hall

A major meeting on hog production and marketing will be held next Monday at Emerson town hall. Sponsored by the Emerson Community club Farm Bureau and Extension Service the program includes Dr Radloff explaining disease and sanitation issues and E L Quaite addressing feeding and management with emphasis on animal protein in hog rations. Discussions will cover cross breeding with new boars and other industry developments followed by a free lunch for attending farmers.

Mills County Emerson Town Hall Emerson Community Club Farm Bureau and Extension Service Radloff Town State College E. L. Quaite

Baseball in Sw. League to Start About May 1

Baseball in the Southwest Town Baseball League will begin around May 1 after a league officers meeting at Glenwood Sunday. Officers reelected include Robert J. Moore as president and Emnett Butler as vice president. Teams listed include Malvern, Glenwood, Tabor, Treynor, Council Bluffs Fagles and Schiltz. Macedonia and Handolph join to replace Hamburg and Oakland.

Glenwood Malvern Tabor Treynor Council Biuffa Fagles Schiltz Macedonia Handolph Hamburg Oakland Robert J. Moore Oilenwood Emnett Butler Paul Criswell

Malvern Band Mothers Benefit Adds to Uniform Fund

A well attended Malvern Band Mothers Benefit dance Tuesday night, sponsored by the Goy Oi Co, raised about $650 for the band uniform fund. Highlights included a live pig door prize that drew $159 and a hat-pass collecting $75, plus a concert by Lee Barron and orchestra and refreshments sold out.

Malvern Goy Oi Co Lee Barron Hazel Summers Hershel Rose Tabor Julie Waller Uniform

Mills County Soil District ninth annual report reviewed

Mills County farmers received a review of the County Soil Conservation District with the ninth annual report written by J F Wearth Jr and approved by D N McGrew and J M Steele. The illustrated booklet features a color cover and three Felix Summers drawings including a farm conservation theme. It highlights the 104 program at the Silver City Anderson farm and an aerial county tour for 61 farmers, plus a new Mule Creek Watershed map listing landowners and progress on the project. The report notes sufficient work to keep the district staffed about four more years and includes a financial statement with two continued items on page four.

J. F. Wearth Jr Hastings D. N. McGrew Emerson J. M. Steele Malvern Felix Summers Anderson Farm Silver City County Acro Club Mule Creek Financia

March Arrives With Wind and Cold Front

A weather outline recalls an early March shift from a warm spell to a biting wind. Temperatures plunged to six degrees above zero by Thursday morning after rain and thunder earlier in the week. Daily high and low readings show a rollercoaster of fluctuations across days including Friday through next Tuesday.

March of Dimes drives raise funds across Mills County

Mills County reports total polio funds of about 3800 collected in the 1960 campaign led by county chairman Wm E Brown. Glenwood led with 1700, Emerson 816, Henderson 416, Malvern 360, Mineola and others contributing, with some containers yet to tally. A complete report awaits all chairmen. Card of thanks from the Herrick Family and Wim and Nellie Winchell.

Wm. E. Brown Emerson Mra. J Brown Mineola Chet Harrison

Mills county tax receipts rise as February deposits top 110000

Taxpayers filled the County Treasurer Ferne Widows office with over 110000 in February. This amount surpasses February 1949 by 13000, suggesting more taxes due and a higher willingness to pay. New car sales slowed last week due to slower deliveries with most licenses issued to Glenwood and a few to Imogene. Licenses granted by Clerk of Courts J L Donner totaled one to Alvie F. Mings and Eldewn Loly Shearer both 29 and 17 respectively stemming from Feb 24.

Mills Ferne Corsa Glenwood Edwin Rowe Imogene Chevrolet Henwood Frank Burdick

Mills County Sheriff race grows with eight nominees

As of Thursday eight candidates have filed nomination petitions for Mills County sheriff. The latest Republican entrants are Ted Harless Jack Chambers and Lon Rodin all of Glenwood joining Harold Grindie Malvern Vern Walker and Woods Golden from Jariville Lou Walker of Glenwood and Art Hominell of Silver City. Wath seeks the Democratic nomination.

Mills Ted Harless Jack Chambers Lon Rodin Glenwood Harold Grindie Malvern Vern Walker Woods Golden Jariville Lou Walker Art Hominell Silver City Wath

Rural Women's Day Set for April 11 in Mills County

Mills county hosts Rural Women's Day on April 11 at Wesley Chapel with a noon luncheon served by the W.S.C.S. Reservations are due April 4 at the Farm Bureau office. Program committee includes Mrs. B.D. C. Deitchler, Mrs. O. W. Menschell, and Mrs. Irvin Jens. All county women are invited.

Mills County Wesley Chapel Farm Bureau BD. C. Deitchler O. W. Menschell Irvin Jens

Rapa Family Arrives to Work on Mills County Farm

The Rapa family from Latvia arrives in Mills County under the Displaced Persons program and will live on the Lyle Howard farm near Hastings. Mr Rapa will work for Lyle Howard. the family met in Council Bluffs February 21 and began settling into rural farm life.

Rapa Latvia Lyle Howard Reinig Hapa Mills County Hastings Howard America Lutheran Welfare U.S Mr Howard W. C. Howard Council Bluffs Howard Farm Almetjea Hapa Jn Aehoe Rapas

Death Takes H. W. Dye in Community Notice

The community learned of the sudden passing of H. W. Dye at his home from a heart attack. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM at the Methodist church with the Rev. Lester C. Hall officiating. Burial will follow at Macedonia cemetery. survivors include his wife, two daughters Mrs. Josephine Salmons of Honolulu and Mrs. Robert Alston of Macedonia, three brothers Henry of Los Angeles, Howard of Glendale, and Cleveland of Sweet Bush, Montana, three sisters Mrs. Daisy Hassett of Long Beach, California, Mrs. Ellie Rowan of Ola the Cole, and Mrs. Hamer Claytoy of Macedonia, and four grandchildren.

H. W. Dye Sul Gay Methodist Hov Lester C. Hall Macedonia Cemetery Josephine Salmons Honolulu Hawaii Robert Alston Maredonia Henry Los Angeles Calif. Howard Glendale Calif Cleveland Sweetbush

Spelling Contest Set for March at Glenwood High

County Superintendent announces an annual spelling contest for rural schools. Students from township and district schools are invited to participate with prizes and certificates.

Malvern School Bond Election Meeting March 8

Citizens in Malvern urged to attend a public meeting March 8 at the Community building. The event features a school band concert at 7 00 p.m. followed by the meeting to review the proposed elementary school, costs, and tax impact with personalized tax levy figures for each property in the Malvern district.

Malveth

Novelty Sale Spirit Led by Suntor Youth in Mansfield

A sale of shells and figurines will be held Saturday March 4 in Mansfield by the Suntor youth fellowship.

Mansfield Suntor

Workers Ready for Annual Red Cross Drive

Mills county prepares for the 19h Red Cross drive with chair Harper of Henwood completing most community planning. The fund goal is set, with last year’s total exceeded by a margin of 24 percent, indicating strong local support and momentum for the campaign.

Mills County Red Cross Fonds Harper Henwood

Malvern Fire Injures Farm Home and Stock

Malvern firefighters battled two rural blazes this week. At Fred Pierce tenant farm north of Tastings the house used by the Renusaler Smith family burned heavily and will need total rebuilding. At Hoy Sebeel place north of Mabverty a barn and stock incurred losses as flames threatened nearby structures. the dairy cow, a 4-H sow, and a month-old piglet were affected.

Malvern Fred Pierce Tastings Renusaler Smith Blige Toa. Am Hoy Sebeel Plaice Mabverty Scheel

Rommell Enters Democratic Sheriff Race in Mills County

A J Rommell of Silver City announced his candidacy for sheriff in Mills County on the Democratic ticket in the June primary. He is a Silver City native and alumnus of Silver City High School, served in California during World War I, and later served in the Army. He was a welfare driver for the American Legion Gardai May post and runs a hardware and appliance business in Silver City.

A.J Art) Rommell Silver City Mills County Silver City Wiel Dodpe Badnenns Council Cluffs France Martin Homber Gardai AL Qwestint

Simpson College Choir Tour Highlights Barbara South

Barbara South, a member of Simpson College Choir under Professor Hadley Ht Crawford, joins the southwest spline tour. The ensemble performs under direction of Professor Hadley Ht Crawford with a schedule including a Who concert tour appearance and related campus events.

Barbar South Dre Oat Hob Seth Elen Wierson Dire Stipe Sono College Dsvaters Ule Dee

Soil Conservation Practices to Earn PMA Payments

Township meetings will be held soon to sign 1950 Barm Vian Intent Sheets. Farm operators will receive notices by letter with dates and meeting places. The farm worksheet must be signed before April £ to qualify for payment for any practiced done. Practices include Standard terraces and other SCS approved measures such as sod water ways and drainage ditches. Only practices completed with compliance to corn allotment rules qualify for payments.

SCS

Mrs Dora Thomas Rites Held Here

Funeral rites were held Wednesday for Mrs Dora Thomas of Council Bluffs. Nev Ellis Butler led the service at Manafield Funeral Home with music by Ray Lurraine and Mrs J K Hillman. Pallbearers included Albert Porking, Jank Kilpatrick, Floyd Affinson, Fred Weldon, Verte Trively, Kao Hateel. Order of the Masonic Star Randolph chapter assisted with the ritual. Burial followed at Sidney Cemetery.

Dora Thomas Council Biaffa Nev Ellis Butler Manafield Ray Lurraine J. K. Hillman Albert Porking Jank Kilpatrick Floyd Affinson Fred Weldon Verte Trively Kao Hateel Thandalph Mdck Jala Thetaed Mea A. Wo. Pindter Allert Perkins Woodrow Tchr Order of the Mastern Star of Randolph Wardal de Sidney Aheanas Wats Plarry Sterte de

Kline Competes in Camp Perry Matches

Paul Dine, son of Mr and Mrs Dobi Kline, competes in Midwest Indoor Cable Thon at Renin Milittuey Academy Townsley Mu on Friday and Saturday, after attending Camp Perry matches.

Paul Dine Mr. and Ales Dobi Kline Malbeern Ddelet Heemiders Midwest Cate Peres Renin Milittuey Academy Townsley Lia Warteh

Rommel Named Census Leader Amid Malta County Tie-Up

Arthur John Hommell of Sil ver Ty Dacs Tieem takes post as census leader in Malta county. The district supervisors confirm the appointment, detailing duties and the new oversight role effective March 16.

Arthur John Hommell Malta Pete Willie

Malvern District Property Types and School Cost Impact

An OCR fragment analyzes how a proposed new Malvern School building would raise property taxes. It explains a tax rate of 1.28 miles or equivalent to $1 per $100 of assessed value on real or personal property, and compares current versus proposed tax burdens. The text discusses valuation groupings, county assessor adjustments, and references households and property owners affected, though details are garbled.

Malvern

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