Local House Destroyed by Fire After Pile Collapse
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1968
Page
7
Hogs Destroyed in Rural Protest Over Prices
Eastern Nebraska and Bun Town farmers gathered near Glenwood to burn and kill hogs to protest low prices after Swift & Co packers refused to pay 24.5 cents per pound for grade A hogs. About 300 spectators watched as riflemen dispatched hogs into a pit while a helper slit their throats. County Attorney Ed Cook and Cliff Barkus ensured humane handling. Demonstration aims to pressure Swift & Co into better marketing terms. organizers vow to continue actions until concessions are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jghmners
Nebraska
Bun Town
Howard Palmer
Glenwood
Ed+ r Cook
Eliff Ed Barkus
Ella Mae Conrad
Emerson
Sw. la
Progress Oro
Curt Parker
Stapleton
Swift &Co
Parker
Swifts
Swift
Freightliner and Ambulance Damaged in Highway 34 Accident
A Freightliner driven by Daniel J. Grierson and an ambulance driven by Edward B. Teegarden were badly damaged in a non collision crash on Highway 34 275 east of Glenwood at 1 50 p m Sunday. Grierson sustained a head wound and bruises while Teegarden suffered a chest injury and bruises. Both drivers were treated by a Glenwood physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Daniel J. Grierson
Kansas City
Edward B. Teegarden
Mills County 4-H Jamboree Set For Saturday Night
Mills County 4-H Jamboree planned for Saturday at 6 p.m. in Malvern Community Building. Officials Rayleeh Mockaboul and Larry Torst announce officer elections and four honorary members. Panel of American Women to discuss race and religion. Candidates include Kathy Paul Cheryl Shaw Sherry Greenwood Carol Asmussen Carol Maddocks Evelyn Lincoln Phyllis Axtell Mary Beth Costello Deanender Myron Morrical Robbie Washburn Donald Haack David Sell and Mark Babbitt. Public invited. 4-H members urged to bring families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Paul
Cheryl Shaw
Sherry Greenwood
Carol Asmussen
Carol Maddocks
Evelyn Lincoln
Phyllis Axtell
Mary Beth Costello
Deanender
Myron Morrical
Robbie Washburn
Donald Haack
David Sell
Mark Babbitt
4-H
Hockahout
Calendar items omitted by error need additions
Last week the calendar was omitted in error. Readers are invited to add entries for next week by noon Wednesday by calling The Lender office. Highlights include Nat's Honor Society initiation at MCHS on March 28, Mills County 4-H Jubilee at Malvern with Silver Urn, OES school of instruction, April 2 Malvern Booster club Rotary meeting, April 9 Young Republicans at Farm Bureau office, and other notes for Malvern and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCHS
Mills County
Malvern
O.E.S
School of Instruction
Rotary
Mostinis
Farm Bureau
Rheau
Mills
Maritgorne
Three Candidates for One Post in Mills County Election
Three candidates appeared for one Mills County board of supervisor term while none filed for the other two positions. Nomination papers were issued by Pen Cody as ballots for the county election approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera
Mills County
Board of Supervisor
Cody
Malvern Stores Set Wednesday Night Openings April 3
Malvern merchants voted at the Commercial club meeting to keep stores open Wednesday evenings and close at usual Saturday hours. The change aims to add convenient shopping time for those who do not favor Saturday use, reflecting a shift from historic Saturday night to midweek openings. The first Wednesday opening will occur April 3 and many retailers plan special values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Commercial Club
Malvern Village
Communiity
Marjorie Dashner
Bill Schroeder
Stephen Waller
Malvern
Malvern Repeals Tree-Cut Permit After Called Meeting
Malvern town council repealed its tree cutting permit ordinance at a March 18 1968 called meeting. The motion to rescind the March 4 1968 action passed unanimously with council members Aistrope Eilison Hardy and Knop present. Woodford R. Byington, town clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Town
Aistrope
Eilison
Hardy
Knop
Mansfield
Malvern
Planning Commission
Woodford R. Byington
Congress of Mills County GOP draws 100 attendees
Mills county Republicans filled the Legion rooms in Glenwood for a county convention drawing over 100 participants, double the usual attendance. Clarald Rogers chaired the gathering with Joan Luddington as secretary, and Richard Turner addressed the crowd advocating tax cuts, state rights, and a tougher stance on Vietnam and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Legion Rooms
Glennwood
Clarald Rogers
Joan Luddington
Marlen Phelps
EH. E. Paul
James Thomas
Earl Taylor
Darrene Stille
W. R. Byington
Towa
Siste
Evans
Ee Luddinets Alstrone
Bill Scherle
Pohl Thompson
Betty
Joan, Luddington
Edgar Cook
Clarold Rogers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Freightliner
Teegarden
Harry’ Weis
Harry Gregg
Grierson
Rayleeh Mockaboul
Larry * ‘Torst
County
Ty 4H
Ensis
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Silver City
Dale Schoening
Albert Schoening
Honda
Dale
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Daily Press
Office of Economic Opportunity
Iowa
U. 5
North Vietnam
Wwe
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