Vows and Visits Highlight Malvern Area Social Roundup
Vows of Whehemians Dr. and Mrs John Kline hosted dinner guests in Shenandoah bidding farewell to Randolph couple Dwight and Mrs McCracken as they prepare to move to Texas. Numerous visits and weekend trips span Shenandoah to Council Bluffs and Des Moines with family birthdays and anniversaries noted amid spring Carnival preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kline
Bark May
Shenandoah
Dwight McCracken
Randolph
Texas
Frank Crouse
Grant
W. M. Vestal
Vestals
Arthur Churchman
Tadianola
Cynthia Ann
Wayne Hardman
Edmundson , Hospital
Council
Orville
Durbin
McAllen
Tex
Norbert Tiffany
Offutt Air Base
Montgomery
Ala
Tiffany
Ben J. Martin
Alabama
E.G. Wederquist
Des Moines
Glenn Bahr
Fontanelle
Final Rites for Forrest E. Smith Held Wednesday
Final rites were held in Silver City Methodist church on Wednesday for Forrest E. Smith Jr. with Rev. John L. Beechout and Rev. W. W. Watson officiating. Casket bearers were George Ord Jr, Roy Ord, Robert Ord, Marvin Ord, Jim Ord, and Jerry Ord. Music was by Richard Clipson and Mary E. Logan. Burial followed at Malvern Cemetery with Malvern Silver Urn Lodge No. 284 A. FP. & ALM. in charge. life sketch notes Forrest Eo Souther as eldest son of Forrest and Bessie Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City Methodist Church
Forrest E. Smith Jr
John L. Beechout
W. W. Watson
George Ord Jr
Roy Ord
Robert Ord
Marvin Ord
Jim Ord
Jerry Ord
Richard Clipson
Mary E. Logan
Donald Burgoin
Jack Burgoin
Melvin Smith
Richard Peterson
Raymond Neilson
Cecil Marper
Malvern Cemetery
Malvern Silver Urn Lodge
A. FP. & Alm
Forrest Eo Souther
Forrest
Bessie Smith
Minheapula
San Diego
Calif
Four Star Cast at Empress Drama Screened Sunday
Magnificent Universal International Technicolor drama Written on the Wind opens at the Empress Theatre with a star studded cast led by Rock Hudson Lauren Bacall Robert Stack and Dorothy Malone. The story follows a man who cannot find happiness with his young wife and faces conflict with his best friend who loves the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress Theatre
Universal International
Rock Hudgon
Lauren Tacall
Robert Stack
Dorothy Malone
Rock Hadson
Hollywood Sturmlom
Hacallia
Bas Vaterey
Hearing Tests Recheck 69 Pupils in Mills County Schools
In Mills County schools, 69 pupils were retested to correct hearing impairments under the state program. Tests were conducted in Malvern Chantry and Glenwood, with 22 pupils tested in Malvern and 47 in Glenwood. Miss Doris Wood advised parents and teachers on remedies and further evaluation when needed.
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Mills County
Doris Wood
State Department of Public Instruction
Richard Parker
Hastings
Darlene Parker
Richard
Miss Wand
Malvern
Chantry School
Glenwood
Miss Wood
Amy Hammers
Don Wheeler
R. N
Mary Terry
Church Board Held Regular Meeting March 21
The church board met on Thursday with 13 adults present. Mrs. Stotts led devotions and the nominating committee proposed members for quarterly conference approval. Next meeting set for April 11 with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mayberry hosting. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Board
W. C. Stotts
Joe Mayberry
Mills county COM By Harlan Stratton Extension Director
Harlan Stratton Extension Director notes weather disrupted a premeeting in Mills County. The April 2 meeting at the extension office invites dairy producers to discuss production testing and contact Wayne Silten. Topics include backfat and rate of gain tests, hog market trends, May pig prices, pasture growth, and fertilization benefits for alfalfa, orchard grass, and clover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Harlan Stratton
Bnyow
Wayne Silten
Hendersonians Face Costly Storm Disruptions Across Town
A major midwestern blizzard disrupted Henderson and surrounding areas with damage mainly to telephone and electric lines. Residents were delayed or stranded away from home. several individuals remained in nearby towns while others returned to work later. A two way radio relay aided school communications and power company needs amid outages.
Oats loan rates for Mills county 1957 announced
Edw. W. Hopp, chairman of the county ASC committee, announced the 1957 oats loan rate at 59 cents per bushel for No.3 oats. Premiums apply to No.2 or better, heavy grades, with garlicky oats discounted. Loans and purchase agreements run from harvest to Jan. 31. National rates for barley and corn are listed elsewhere.
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Mills County
Edw. W. Hopp
ASC
Cam
Farm price supports listed for several crops
The report shows fixed support levels for allotments including flax at 2.92 dollars per bushel, grain sorghum at 1.83 per hundredweight, soybeans at 2.09 per bushel, and wheat at 2.00 per bushel. All rates are slightly below 1956 levels except wheat, which remains unchanged.
Conservation Reserve Contracts Offered in Mills County
Mills county farms with fields or parts of fields may join the conservation reserve program under Edw. W. Hopp. The plan spans three, five, or 10 years and targets cropland showing soil loss, overcropping, or erosion. It aims to rehabilitate productive land through long-term conserving uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Soil Bank
Edw. W. Hopp
ASC
Speaker Ed Longnecker to address Mills county teachers council
Ed R. Longnecker of Des Moines, head of the Iowa Public Employes Retirement System, will be the principal speaker at the Mills county teachers council meeting next Wednesday April 8 at the Glenwood state school. Glenwood and Pacific Junction schools will co host with the state school. CARD OF THANKS We want to express our heartfelt appreciation to friends who helped us at our sale and move from Malvern and for expressions of sympathy and kindness after Mr Pimlott's death. Mrs Lucille Pimlott and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Noffsinger
W. A. Noffsinger
Lawton
Noffsinger
Ginnitti Kay Anderson
Christy Lind
Wendell Wilson
Glenwood
Linds
Pace Service Co
Ady
Lynn McNulty
Collins Drug Co
Joe Cary
Canning
Jess Marbold
Me. Cary
Paul Hall
Kenneth
Roger Grindle
Ed R. Longnecker
Des Moines
Iowa Public Employes Retirement System
Mills County
Teachers Counleil
Pacific Junction
Malvern
Mr. Pimlott
Lucille Pimlott
Pall
Farmers urged to join conservation reserve program in Mills County
Chairman Hopp urged farmers with land suitable for conservation reserve to contact the county ASC office in Malvern for details. Contracts starting in 1987 must be signed by April 15. The program offers 12 dollars per acre annually, with up to 80 percent cost sharing for vegetative cover, pond reconstruction, forest planting, or wildlife resources, plus ACP cost sharing for other practices. Eligibility is broad, with contract lengths of 3, 5, or 10 years depending on the type of land use, and no maximum acreage limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopp
ASC
Malvern
Mills County
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Korea
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