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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1949

Page

6

Piper Garage remodel boosts showroom and updates

Eddie Piper proceeds with remodeling the Piper Garage adding a new showroom and various changes. New lighting fixtures were installed this week in the salon room. Ray M. Shaffar of Powers Ore now serves as city editor for Powers of the Coquille Sentinel while running Powers Press. Shaffar, formerly of Strahan, also serves as Lions Club tail twister. Malvern visitors now welcomed electrically as a new sign over Highway 41 announces Mills County Fair and replaces the Christmas greeting.

Piper Garage Eddie Piper Mills Ray M. Shaffar Powers Ore Coquille Sentinel Powers Press Powers Lions Club Shaffar Strahan Malvern Highway 41 Burlington Mills County

Hertz Receives State License as Funeral Director

Clayton L. Hertz has been licensed by the state of Town as a funeral director and embalmer. A Malvern High School and Chaffey College graduate, he served as a captain in the air corps, then completed Class B and Class A apprenticeships with Mansfield Funeral Home before passing the state board examination. He is an American Legion member and serves on the Malvern Community Building Board.

Mansfield Funeral Home Clayton L. Hertz Malvern High School Chaffey Junior College Ontario Cal Air Corps South Pacific 13Th Air Forces Hertz Mansfield Funeral Home Los Angeles College of Mortuary Science tJuat Hertz #8 The American Legion Malvern

Marshall Car Burned Sunday

Malvern firemen were called to the Al Marshall place Sunday where the Marshall car caught fire. Firemen arrived promptly but the wiring for the car was badly burned and other damage resulted.

Malvern al Marshall Place

Malvern High Carnival Earns Over 350 for Student Council

Malvern high school students hosted their annual carnival Friday night under the student council. The event, featuring games, contests, athletic events, minstrels, and dancing, drew strong patronage and left patrons pleased. The profit exceeded 350 dollars, marking a highly successful fundraiser for the council and providing an evening rivaling area fun fests.

Malvern High School Folka

Mrs Jones to Supervise Pace Enterprises in Malvern

Mrs Kenneth Jones of Milwaukee Wisconsin begins duties this week as supervisor for Pace Service Co and Pace Service Station in Malvern. She will oversee operational details and brings 16 years with Omar Bakeries managing 21 stores and 75 employees. She studied business administration and accounting via University of Wisconsin extension. The couple has moved to Malvern and plans to buy a home soon.

Kenneth Jones Milwaukee Wis Pace Service Co Pace Survice Malvern Jones Omar Bakeries University of Wisconsin Extension Service

Lorna Estes Performs at Jocelyn Memorial

Lorna Estes appeared on the student program presented by the Omaha music teachers association at the Jocelyn Memorial in Omaha Thursday evening. A pupil of Mrs Zelina Fletcher, Estes played Chopin s E Major Etude.

Lorna Estes Jocelyn Memorial Omaha Music Teachers Association of Omaha Lorna Zelina Fletcher Chopin

Simpson College Choir Plans Malvern Concert March 28

Simpson College under Professor Hadley R. Crawford presents a sacred and secular program at Malvern Community Building on Monday March 28. The 54 member choir will perform Alleluia Hear My Cry O Goi and Chilly Waters among selections as part of a spring tour visiting Corydon Princeton Bedford Clarinda Shenandoah Council Bluffs Macedonia Atlantic Perry Caristig Henderson. A dinner for choir members is to be served by Ladies of the Methodist church at 6 30 p.m. and housing arrangements will place members with congregation families. Public invited.

Simpson College Hadley R. Crawford Malvern Randall Thompson Sven Lekberg Simogton College Chilly Waters C. Albert Scholin Corydon Princeton Bedford Clarinda Shenandoah Council Bluffs Macedonia Atlantic Perry Carsitg Henderson Simpson Indienola Ladies of the Methodist Church

Four Mills County Red Cross Drives Complete

Four Mills county communities have completed their Red Cross campaigns for funds, says county secretary Mrs. Irene Burchett. Hastings raised 43.36, Henderson 22.27, Silver City 175.60, Plattville 160.40, indicating the drives reached their quotas.

Mills County Irene Burchett Hastings Henderson Silver City Bo Plattville

Theresa Dyke Selected Counselor at Nebraska University Dorm

Theresa Dyke, a freshman at Nebraska University, was chosen as a dorm counselor for the 1954 school year. The selection, a prestige often given to Sevier girls, carries added support and requires rapid completion of contacts to proceed.

Theresa Dyke Nebraska University Sevier

Prelude to Spring Concert By Malvern High Groups

Malvern high school music groups and soloists present a Friday evening concert at the Methodist church. Admission is free with a voluntary offering. Conducted by Miss Helen Nancy, the program features senior and junior high girls glee clubs, mixed quartet, boys quartet, girls sextet, and soloists Charles Pavehouse Loren Dyke and Joenne Pratt from district contests. All are invited.

Malvern High School Methodist Church Charles Pavehouse Loren Dyke Joenne Pratt

Soil District to Buy Building for County Offices

Mills County Soil Conservation District launches a drive to purchase a Main Street building to house county offices for the SCH, AAA, and PCA. The district would own the building, rent from federal bureaus would cover upkeep, and donations start at 25 dollars from farmers with completed or planned conservation work.

Mills County Soil Conservation District SCH AAA PCA RCS Main Street Neverdine

County Appoints New Auditor

Mitchell, a World War II Navy veteran and Glenwood High School graduate, was chosen from six applicants for county auditor. He previously served as deputy recorder and deputy treasurer, with tenure dating back to 1945. Lida McCoy will remain deputy auditor and Retha Kiser stays as clerk. Lewis Scott Robinson II begins duties as Mills County deputy treasurer this week.

Mitchell United States Navy Glenwood High School South Dakota University Lida McCoy Retha Kiser Lewis Scott Robinson II Mills County

Weather Mild Marked By Mixed Snow Melt Temperatures

Weather report notes spring delay with light snowfall that melted quickly. Iowa Power & Light substation records show fluctuating temperatures from Thursday 38 to Friday 23, Saturday 40 to Sunday 64, Monday 40 to Tuesday 41, and Wednesday 49. Positive comparison cites a year ago of 72 degrees on this date.

Iowa Power & Light

Malvern Rec Center elects officers and outlines summer plans

Malvern Memorial Recreational Center officers were elected at a Wednesday meeting. Dr. T. E. Shonka is president, Richard Gay vice president, F. A. Wortman secretary and treasurer. The group discussed maintaining the athletic field and the fair grounds park under the fair association lease. They approved an 80 percent co Insurance policy for Nechting equipment after Charles Costello explained the insurance plan. A committee was named to acquire picnic fireplaces for the grounds. F. B. Pace outlined the Malvern Redbirds summer schedule with 24 home games.

Malvern Memorial Recreational Center Corporation T. E. Shonka Richard Gay F. A. Wortman Fair Grounds Park The Fair Association Chas. D. Costello Fair Grounds F. B. Pace Malvern Redbirds

Mrs. Clinton Parker Named Mills County Top Homemaker

Clinton Parker of Ten derson o is selected as Mills County top homemaker in a Rural Women leadership program. Nominations were due March 14 with a March 18 county committee choice. Parker will be guest of the Red Oak chamber of commerce on April 21, honoring her work in community service family relations and home management.

Clinton Parker Tenderson O Oan Parker Red Oak Chamber of Commerce

Malvern Teachers Elected by Board Monday Night

Malvern School board elected teachers for the coming year at the organization meeting on Monday evening. New Breeding was named president, with Newell P. Crink to head the schools. Teacher salaries were boosted to the highest in local history, with ranges from 2050 to 2100 for general teachers and 2600 for high school staff.

Malvern Board of Education New Breeding Newell P. Crink Qrada Lucella Crink Rachel Heald

Fair Association to Elect Officers Next Monday

The Milla County Fair association will elect officers at a special meeting Monday March 28 at 8 p.m. in the Malvern Community building. Austin Basa president urges members and invites non-members to attend and join. Dues are $1 for a five year membership.

Milla County Fair Association Malvern Austin Basa D. M. Kline

Baptist Junior Choir Candy Sale At Mansfield’s

The Baptist junior choir will hold a candy sale at Mansfields furniture store on Saturday March 4 starting at 1 p.m. The fundraiser aims to support choir activities and equipment.

Baptist Junior Choir the Baptist Junior Choir Mansfields Furniture Store

Thieves Pillaged Schultz Safe in Malvern Heist

A Saturday robbery in Malvern damaged Schultz Bros. property, breaking into the building through a skylight and forcing open a vault with tools. The thieves removed money and several hundred dollars, rifled the mooney drawer, and tore out community books before fleeing. Sheriff Moore investigated the break in with local authorities.

Malvern Uwrnhes Thevys Schultz Bros Bere Schultz Mooney Tob Sidults John Schultz Sherif Moore Wee Ove The Erie

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marshall Malvern Student Council Albert Anderson Jackie Anderson Gerald Sowers Mary Ann Bingham Lyle Thaller Rosalie Alberts Harold Adams Mary Lou Ranne Doug Zandeta Joenny Pratt Verlin Bateman Elva Chamberlain Ellen Conner Rodney Goy Mr. Goy Mrs. Heald Robert Harris Ase Maida Fox Carolyn Alberts Joussiat Theron Michelson Barker Gene Nosekable Carter Bartholomew Carl Kellner Kenneth Allensworth Dwayne Ditmars Carnival Wrestlifg Spectrators Gorden Overstreet Dee “Anders Richard Pentchet Livhardtsoy Malvern Commercial Club Mrs. Jones Pace Enterprises Jocelyn Helen Nancy Soil District Shonka Rec. Center C. Parker Mills Shymo God
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