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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1972
Page
9
Fragmentary notice reports a forthcoming wedding in Charles City area involving Clifford Juddington Pac Jet Marvin Deilehler Glengood Am Sandra Rice Peeb Jet Ne Toneanee with details unreadable amid the clipping.
A public meeting on March 2 disbursed the Kalvern Main Recreation Fund balance among six local groups. Burdette Spiker chaired as the last recreation board president, with allocations of 800 for a Gun Chub recreation area project, 400 for Little League baseball, and 400 for a new public access system for the community.
A fragmentary public notice from Mills County Iowa appears with scattered words about a meeting or assignment and a listed location Malvern. The legible portion references an Iowa address and a county office but lacks full details or clear action.
Malvern Commercial Club, the Malvern Volunteer Fire Department, and the Malvern Volunteer Rescue Unit contribute to the Booster Club track fund from group accounts. The donations support program needs and facility improvements.
The annual Retail Sales and Use Taxes report for the year ending June 30 notes Malvern shows a 15 percent gain in gross business. Emerson and Glenwood also post gains while other areas dip slightly. major vehicle sales rise notably. Countywide totals reflect broad growth despite some sector declines.
Malvern school officials met Monday to review teacher contracts for the next school year. Alpert Washburn, board president, led the session with high school and elementary principals Hager Pales and Ronald White and new superintendent Jack Dongs. The group weighed salary needs and program costs amid state funding pressures and aims to propose most contracts at the next regular meeting.
Five bands gathered at Nishna Valley Meh Tiesslay as the school hosted the nurty sec tion of the Carney saafgpenne band clinic directed by Ty Baber Creiphipa and Shewar Doab High School band. Laay Digk Vallay bang ai Feblar hosted the Ograsion. Musicians devoted the afternoon to practice and presented a special BHBIE gan tert in the evening with a gaad.
Malvern town council approved the site for Klelvera's proposed lagoon and sewage disposal plant. The location lies in section 31-72-4 on land owned by ULE Good of Glenwood, west of Silver Creek and south of Mt. Vernon Peed. Attendees included Keith Brinson, town engineer, and Calon Webber, the town’s retained engineer. Construction plans are expected to move quickly.
Malvern City Marshal Benny Wing backed his patrol car into a pickup driven by Michael Fichter on Main Street. The accident injured several and led to Wing pleading guilty to improper backing and a $40 fine before Justice LaDonna Carlstadt.
The first half featured seven selected music groups and the second half presented a massed chorus with all participating singers. The event showcased local musical talents and concluded with a coordinated mass performance.
Randy Harva and Harve Hillye or Randy Cygtella named presidents of Mills County 4-H clubs during the Mills County Jamboree held Saturday night in Malvern Community Building. About 359 attendees including 4-Hers and supporters heard Charles Haack as MC as officers were announced and initiations noted.
A Malvern special issue announces ads and news for merchants preparing spring plans. Grand opening of a major local business is noted with celebrations and promotions at Main Street stores. Hardware and grocery firms join advertising push as editors promote early spring campaigns.
A fragmented weather note records sharp cold with light rain on Friday and brief snow possible. It mentions lower temperatures and erratic missing details, with several unreadable day markers and dates.
Cecil Williams, a Wills County sanitarian from Mineola, was injured when his 1984 Plymouth veered toward a ditch after his power steering failed on a rural road. He was hospitalized in Council Bluffs with an eye injury but no other serious head or body injuries. Rumors of foul play were investigated and dismissed by Sheriff Ed Barkus and Dr. Roure.
A federal grant of 30 668 from the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation and Water Conservation funds approved for Malvern municipal swimming pool. The project will develop about 1.2 acres for public outdoor recreation including a pool, wading pool, bath house and parking. The town voted 46 000 bonds last August to help finance the project.
Community members and former pupils of Bertha Thorson rally to raise funds for her medical and living expenses after a severe accident left her blind and hospitalized for months. The Nishna Valley Teachers Association, local supporters, and Boyd Nicholls of Emerson State Bank coordinate contributions while awaiting further events and updates on her recovery.
County Auditor Glenn Johnson says the election law provisions outlined last week in Lauder may still change as Senate House conference committee work continues. The bill remains undecided until both houses reach agreement and the governor signs.
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