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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1957

Page

5

Malvern Gun Club season opens with sliding handicap

Mills County Notes recount reader memories from Omaha leader readers like Joe G Whitesides and Andy Berkhimer. The Malvern Gun club held its first Wednesday shoot of the season drawing a solid crowd including shooters from Auburn and Avoca. Delbert O'Dell won the trophy with 24 of 25 targets, and the club adopts a sliding handicap system.

Joe G. Whitesides Omaha Andy Berkhimer Will Kesterson Mr. Whitesides Andy B Olson Malvern Auburn Neb Avoca Delbert O'Dell Mills County Emerson Velma von Fecht Burlington Leader Henningsen Des Moines State Capitol Iowa Capitol City Hillsdale Golden Hill Pleasant Valley Spring Valley Center Deer Creek Evernham Williams Little Brick Vogeler Oak Bluff

Mills County SCS names Dick France acting unit head

Top conservationist in Mills County Soil Conservation district 8CS, Dick France, is shown at his desk as Ray W. Jones retires this week. France will drop the Acting tag July 1 when Jones severance occurs. He came from Atlantic SCS two years, plus a year with International Mineral and Chemical Co. He started August 1955 and has led much SCS work while Jones focused on Mule Creek Watershed. Dewey Bondurant, Shenandoah area engineer, will handle project relations with the state office.

Mills County Soil Conservation District 8Cs Dick France Ray W. Jones Jones SCS Atantic International Mineral and Chemical Co Mule Creek Dewey Bondurant Shenandoah State Office

Malvern Senior Gary Harshbarger Is Honored at Veishea

Gary Harshbarger, ISC Honors List student from Malvern, named among 20 Iowa high school seniors to be honored at Veishea Career Day on May 17 at Iowa State College. Three scholarships of 700, 200, and 100 dollars awarded. winners chosen by ISC student body president Veishea committee and faculty advisers. Gary was the sole Southwest Iowan selected.

Malvern Gary Harshbarger Iowa Veishea Iowa State College ISC Weishea Gary

Home Economics Extension Reaches Mills County Women

Mills county home makers participate in a nationwide Home Demonstration Week effort April 28 to May 4 led by county home economist Miss Wilma Schultz. The Mills county study program logged 90 attendees for family living teas, 188 for interior decoration, 85 for a Younger Generation discussion, and 87 for horticulture talks, with many more at related meetings.

Mills County Wilma Schultz Helen Tucker Rawtes Township Farm Bureau Strahan Garden Club JUG HSC Club Mills County Home Ingraham Deer Creek Glenwood CWE Guild Fairview Club Social Neighbors Baptist Deborah Society West Liberty Friendship Asbury JAG Strahan Wscs Garden Club Farm Bureau Oak Rawles Center Lyons Silver Creek Anderson White Cloud United States Department of Azriculture Iowa State College United States Schultz Merbert Wasserman Mineola Harald Skerritt Malvern Glen Jackson Henderson Ralph Bower Otha Wearin Hastings Milo Blazek Emerson Joe Hathaway Paul Roenfeldt Clifford Wolfe Louis Rodman Jr Fay Stouder Iowa Home Ecconomics Extension Service

Much hotter temperatures hit Mills county this week

Mills county residents felt an early summer spell with highs in the 80s and a light shower last Thursday adding moisture. Rain totals ranged from .3 inch at Malvern to 1.25 inches south of Hastings as daily temps topped 80s and dipped into the 40s and 50s across the period.

Mills County Malvern Hastings Wriday

Strahan Hires Ralph Pierce as Industrial Arts Teacher Coach

Supt Raymond Beam announced the Strahan school faculty for next year is complete with Ralph Pierce of Stanberry Missouri hired as industrial arts teacher and basketball coach for boys and girls. Pierce to graduate this spring from Northwest Missouri State Teachers College at Maryville and brings five years of rural teaching experience.

Raymond Beam Strahan School Ralph Pierce Stanberry Pierce Northwest Missouri State Teachers College Maryville

Launch Drive to Finance Rainmaking in Mills County

Mills County launches a county wide drive to fund rainmaking. Edgar Cook, president of the Mills County Weather Modification Corporation, says each township must organize its own campaign. About 700 to 800 dollars are needed to finish this year with a goal of 4,000 to 5,000 dollars for next year.

Edgar Cook Mills County Weather Modification Corporation Cook

Barton Becomes Glenwood Publisher in 94th Year

Richard D. Barton, 30, former Harlan editor and University of Kansas William Allen White graduate, has taken over The Glenwood Opinion-Tribune in its 94th year. Kenneth Randall sold the paper. Barton plans to start a new Glenwood business. Details were not released. He and his wife have a year and a half old son Hicky.

Glenwood Opinion-Tribune Richard D. Barton Harlan Barton Kenneth R. Randall Glenwood William Allen White School of Journalism University of Kansas National Press Association

Mills County 8th Grade Graduation Set for May 14

Mills County eighth grade graduates will hold exercises Tuesday May 14 at 7 p.m. in Glenwood High School auditorium. County Superintendent Amy Hammers announced. C Glenn Hamm of Glenwood will deliver the address and Miss Lammers will present diplomas and awards.

Mills County At & P Glenwood High School Amy Hammers C. Glenn Hamm Glenwood

Golfers to Meet Next Tuesday at Fairview Club

AH members of the Fairview Country club and other golf enthusiasts are urged to attend the annual meeting. Wm. H. Drake, president, and Chas. D. Costello, secretary, report the meeting on Tuesday May 7 at 7 30 p m in the Malvern Trust and Savings Hank.

Fairview Country Club Wm. H. Drake Chas. D. Costello Malvern Trust & Savings Hank

Card of Thanks From Mary Louw Frita

A note of gratitude to friends and relatives for cards gifts and visits while in hospital. Mary Louw Frita extends appreciation for support and prayers during her medical stay and recovery.

Mary Louw Frita

Open House at Gearhart Lumber Co Draws Admirers

Open house by Gearhart Lumber Co drew about 125 visitors last Saturday to inspect the remodeled quarters. Coffee and doughnuts were served as Marino Mesos and Gearhart staff welcomed guests in the new office space.

Gearharts Gearhart Lumber Co Gearhart

Retirement Marks End of Ray W. Jones Era at Mills County SCS

Ray W. Jones ends a long career with the Soil Conservation Service in Mills County marking retirement from duties that reshaped the county’s landscape. In the past 15 years he oversaw 2500 miles of level terraces and 84 417 contoured acres with 17100 acres under conservation plans, transforming farming from straight rows to contour fields and efficiency gains.

Jones Glenwood Mills County USDA Pleasant Mills County Mis

Four Jury Trials Stated In Mills County Court

Mills county petit jurors told to report Monday May 6 by clerk L. Donner. Four jury trials scheduled: State of Iowa vs Wes Windle of Silverity for selling beer to a minor. State of Iowa vs Robert Rogas and Frank Sillik, both of maha, for larceny in the night. Richard Holman vs Frank Nimic, equity suit over services rendered.

Mills County Petit Jury L. Donner State of

Mills County Board Eyes 3 Million Valuation Increase

Mills County Board of Equalization prepares to meet next Monday with plans to raise valuations by about three million dollars. County Assessor Marvin Moore says higher values lower the mill levy if spending remains steady, and notes that general assessments are trending upward. The board will mainly listen to residents with complaints as it conducts the annual May session led by Frank Wallace, Leary Washburn, and I W H Kayton.

Mills County Board of Equalization Marvin Moore Moore Board of Equalization Mills Frank Wallace Glenwood Leary Washburn I. WH. Kayton Hastings

Tire on New Car Blows Driver Hospitalized Near Glenwood

Wicanor ramer Vigil yn, 26, of Qlds, Is. suffered bruises and shock, and about $700 damage to his new car when a tire blew and the vehicle upset while rounding a curve on highway 385 two miles south of Glenwood Saturday. Vigil was taken to Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs.

Wicanor Ramer Vigil Qlds Glenwood Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs

Malvern P O Renames Service Hours Change

Regular service at Malvern post office renamed. Postmaster Mrs Stella Mulholland reports a slight change in window hours with the window now open from 8 40 p m to five p m on weekdays.

Malvern Stella Mulholland

Terraces Surge in Mills County Farms in April

Conservations efforts surge as Mills county farmers install over 648 miles of terraces in April, a county record. The Mills county ABA program covers up to 70 percent of costs, aiding both new installations and rebuilding old terraces. SCS and ASU programs push waterway work with similar cost shares, encouraging widespread soil conservation efforts.

Hick France Mills County SCS

Mills County Population Shrink Tied to Census Quirk

A 1960 federal census counted all persons in Mills County, including students and inmates, inflating numbers. Vital Statistics flagged a five year drop of 3512, but many losses reflect undercounting of nonresident or institutional populations. Neighboring counties show varied changes, with Page and Fremont also shifting.

All Is Queen Mills Iowa Ubsest Glensyaad Page County Adams Fremount Munt. Rumiary

Malvern Trust and Savines Closed All Day Tuesday

The Malvern Trust and Savines announced a full-day closure on Tuesday May 7. Southwest Town Bunkers reported a Velition dn Cuunned in local standings as Blatts achieved a notable result.

Malvern Trust Savines Shuy Bliatts

Land Purchases and County Sale Raise Questions in 1880s

Fragmentary notes describe 40 acres bought in 1880 and later sold by the county for 375 pounds. The text hints at an unsettled turning business, a four acre parcel, and an audit dispute over why and wherefore the county treasurer did not disclose full details. Total cost appears listed as 8,000 dollars.

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East Liberty Mills County Soil District MHS Strahan Barton Takes New Glenwood Darrell Frederickaon Dius Grindley Sr Malyvern Mr. Jones Monument of Widespread Soil Conservation Mills Co Cygnuty
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