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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1963

Page

6

Six Accidents in Mills County Last Month vs April 1962

Mills County records show six accidents last month with five injuries, down from nine incidents a year earlier. Sheriff Edwin Barkus wore a khaki uniform with a Mills patch on May Day, joining other southwest Iowa deputies in uniform. The piece also highlights art at Joslyn Museum and Omaha Playhouse memberships, recommending both as notable regional events.

Mills County Sherif Edwin Barkus Edwin Barkus Pottawattamie Harrison Audubon Fremont Iowa Barkus Highway Patrol Mills Omaha Joslyn Art Museum Lewis and Clark Omaha Playhouse U. S Henry Fonda Dorothy MaQuire Playhouse

Silage Sorghums Listed as Feed Grain by ASCS

The Milla County ASCS office reports a ruling from the Iowa State ASCS Committees that all sorghums used for ensilage count against permitted feed grain acreage under the 1963 program. Sudan sorghum hybrids with a sorghum and Sudan grass parent are classified as feed grain, including Sudax SX-11, and similar varieties will be treated the same when used for ensilage.

Milla County ASCS Iowa

Kindergarten Registration at Malvern Schools May 10

Malvern Community schools announce kindergarten registration on May 10 at 2 p m. in the Chantry school lunch room. Superintendent N P Drink reports mothers of children entering kindergarten next year are invited to attend.

Malvern Community N. P Chantry School

New Phone Addition at Emerson

Emerson Southwest Telephone Exchange, Inc adds to their home office building. The two thirds of the structure expands the business office while plans for further improvements are announced. In Imogene underground wiring for 40 miles of lines will be installed by 15 workers at a $39,000 investment. At Emerson the Walt Clutes property will be razed for a 28 by 30 foot metal warehouse built by Henningen Construction Co at a cost of $6,500.

Southwest Telephone Exchange, Inc For Ther Emerson Emerson, Henderson and Imo Thelma Blank Imogene Walt Clutes Henningsen Construction Co Atlantic

County Board Deliberates Special Ed Plan in Mills County

A special committee revisited a proposal to start special education classes for retarded children in Mills County. With the death of County Superintendent Amy Hamers, the board must name a new superintendent, possibly seeking joint administration with a neighboring county. No decision was reached, but encouragement was shown and a fall start was hoped.

Mills County Board of Education Glenwood Amy Hammers

Directs Verdict in Full Amount of Claim Pro bate Case

District Judge Bennett Cullison this past week directed a verdict in favor of the full amount of an $18,000 claim of Edwin Leuin pro bate in the estate of John H. Plumb. The claim covered services performed before Plumb's death including farm management and business transactions.

Bennett Cullison Edwin Leuin John H. Plumb Leu Plumb

Pastors Attend Workshop At Atlantic

Rev. J. A. Lippibeott was among 70 pastors and Christian education workers at a membership training workshop in Atlantic last week. The session prepared attendees for the upcoming Sunday school material due for publication in fall 1964. Also present were Rev. Ralph Russell of the Elmerson Hastings charge and Rev. George Yatter of the Farragut Madison charge.

J. A.lippibeott Atlantic Ralph Russell Elmerson-Hastings Chargs George Yatter Farragut-Madison

Mills County Eighth Grade Graduation May 15

The Mills County eighth grade graduation will be held May 15 at 8 p.m. at the Hillsdale church. Rev. C. F. Waterman of Grace Methodist, Glenwood, will deliver the address. Graduating students include from Bethlehem Larry Lincoln Rodney Robertson Carol Winfeld. Hillsdale Diane Blackman Lee Blackman Carolyn Hilton Gary Thieschaffer Alan Wright. Elm Grove Jeanette Wells. Lincoln John Osborn Dicki Robertson.

C. F. Waterman Grace Methodist Church Glenwood Mills County Hillsdale Church Bethlehem Larry Lincoln Rodney Robertson Carol Winfeld Hillsdale Diane Blackman Lee Blackman Carolyn Hilton Gary Thieschaffer Alan Wright Elm Grove Jeanette Wells Lincoln John Osborn Dicki Robertson

Malvern Residents Move This Week

Malvern notices detail a sequence of local home moves. Forrest Hatfield and Rogee relocated from East 6th Street to Second Avenue in the George White house, with C. M. Jentsch moving into the Hatfields’ vacated home. Delbert O'Dell plans a weekend move to the Jentschs' Paul Seeger house, which they recently bought. C. M. Wilson will move from their farm to the O'Dell house early next week, the Blackman family set to take the Wilson farm once vacated.

Forrest Hatfield Rogee East 6Th Street Second Avenue George White C. M. Jentsch Hatfields Delbert O'Dell Jentschs Paul Seeger C. M. Wilson Everett Blackman Tabor O'Dell Blackman Wilson

Bakeoff Seminar Set for Glenwood May 7 at Congregational Church

Towa Power and Light will host a Bake-Off Seminar at the Glenwood Congregational Church on May 7 at 2 p m. The free event features cooking demonstrations recipe copies from Iowa Power Home Service experts and tips to enter Pillsbury Grand National Bake-Off with Mrs Norah Watt guiding. Attendees can register for prizes including a GE Americana range a Des Moines State Fair holiday and door prizes from local grocers plus a session with a Pillsbury finalist and coffee chat with Mrs Watt.

Towa Power and Light Company Congregational Church Glenwood Iowa Power Home Service Pillsbury Company Norah Watt Des Moines Iowa Power Iowa Pillsbury Watt Wait

Blood Mobile visits Emerson May 6 at Methodist Church

The Bloodmobile will be at Emerson's Methodist church Monday May 6 from 12 noon to 6 pm. Two kinds of donors are urged those who donate on every visit and first time donors. Emerson Methodist church ladies oversee the entire mobile visit.

Emerson Methodist Church Emerson Methodist Church

Rites at Emerson Tuesday for E. R. "Ted" Birdsall

Emerson honors Edward Ray Birdsall known as Ted with funeral services at the Methodist church. Rev. Ralph Runzell led the service with Mansfield Funeral Home arranging. Birdsall, born December 21 1897 in Emerson, was a longtime local leader, veteran, former school board member and park landscape expert.

Emerson Edward Ray Ted) Birdsall Methodist Church Ralph Runzell Mansfield Funeral Home Milla County Merrill Warren Richard Steen Edward Greenwood Darwin Hascall Jack Thorson James Huntsman Donald Hastwand Horace Greenwood Cecil Wax Ray Huntsman Warren Honeyman K. A. Evans Wilbur Morrison Earl Crawford Russell Edward Ray Birdsall Edward B Mary B. Birdsall Iowa Emerson Public Schools Rock River Military Academy Emerson High School United States Navy Corena McLain Edward Lewis Spirdsall Lavi Burton Masonic Lodge Emerson Methodist Church Highway Commission Onawa Keosanaua Des Moines

Six new motor vehicles registered in county records

Treasurer F. M. Robinson reported six new motor vehicles registered in the last week. The Pontines are registered to Ralph Viner in Henderson and James D. Stanley in Glenwood. Fords go to D. F. Barnes and Luis Roberta Strand in Glenwood and W. Spencer in Pacific Junction. Oldsmobile is registered to Donald D. Williams in Pacific Junction.

F. M. Robinson Pontines Ralph Viner Henderson James D. Stanley Glenwood Fords D. F. Barnes Luis Roberta Strand W. Spencer Pacific Junction Oldsmobile Donald D. Williams

Beautification Drive on Highway 41 Grows With Help

Malvern Garden club urges continued citizen support for the Highway 41 beautification project as spring begins. About 90 living trees are in the program, with individuals caring for their trees and weeds around them. Contributions for an upkeep fund are welcome at Malvern Trust & Savings Bank or via The Leader office or Mrs Dean Darling or Mrs Darrell Frederickson. Several flowering crabs bloomed this year, signaling rapid growth toward full beauty in coming seasons.

Malvern Garden Club Malvern Trust & Savings Bank Leader Dean Darling Darrell Frederickson Garden Club

Two Robberies Hit Mills County Over Weekend

Sheriff Edwin Barkus says two break ins occurred in Mills County over the weekend. A shed at Mineola cemetery was entered, with a new electric power mower and a wheel barrow stolen, the third such theft in about two years. The Barnes grocery in Emerson was entered Sunday night by a kicked in back door, four cartons of cigarettes stolen.

Mills County Edwin Barkus Mineola Barnes Emerson Barkus

Scholastic Honor for Miss Lisle at Iowa Convocation

Virginia Lisle of Hastings will join a group of University of Iowa students recognized at the Honors Convocation in Iowa City on May 18 for maintaining above a straight B average. The listing includes her as a graduate of Maliam Burke High School and other local connections.

Virginia Lisle Hastings State University of Jeanette Gillenwater Council Bluffs

Malvern Sales Schedule Includes Several Auctions

Several sales are scheduled in Malvern with the W A Summers Estate sale on Saturday May 4 drawing a large crowd from out of town. The Noftsgar Estate household goods sale, rained out last Saturday, will be held Friday May 10 at 7 p.m. at the home on Main Street. Real estate is to be sold May 11 at 10 a.m. and Ora Kearns will hold a household furnishings auction May 11 at 1 p.m. at his home two blocks west of The Leader office.

Malvern W. A. Summers Noftsgar Estate Main Street Pace Ora Kearns Leader

Infantryman Keith Henderson Earns Expert Badge at Fort Hood

Army Corporal Keith M. Henderson, son of Mr and Mrs Alva Henderson of Malvern, was awarded the Expert Infantryman’s Badge with the 1st Armored Division at Fort Hood Texas. He qualified through combat tactics weapons firings fitness tests and written exams. Henderson, 23, a squad leader in Company A 52d Inf 2d Battalion, enlisted in December 1961 after graduating Malvern High School in 1957.

Fort Hood Tex AHTNC Army Keith M. Henderson Alva E. Henderson Malvern 1St Armored Division Henderson 52D Infantry Fort Fort Carson, Colo Malvern High School

Obituary: Red Oak Resident Burial After Illness

At 11 10 p m April 26 in Murphy Memorial hospital Red Oak survivors include son Edward wife Ruth granddaughter Jo Ann of Council Bluffs Iowa sister Avia Taylor Albuquerque NM brother Lewis Rowley Pasadena CA and other relatives and friends Burial in Emerson cemetery

Murphy Memorial Hospital Red Oak Edward Ruth Jo Ann Council Bluffs Iowa Avia Taylor Albuquerque N. M Lewis Rowley Pasadena Calif Hmerson Cemetery

Funeral Rites in Glenwood for Amy Hammers Sunday

Amy Hammers of Glenwood dies after long public education career. Former Mills County superintendent, 3% years, died after a week in a Council Bluffs hospital. Funeral at Grace Methodist Glenwood conducted by Rev Chester Waterman with pallbearers and flowers caregivers named. Interment in Malvern cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs Harry Kemp Magnolia and brother Oliver Hammers Omaha plus four nieces and nephews. Born June 9 1892 on the family farm west of Malvern. Attended Simpson College and University of Wisconsin.

Amy Hammers Glenwood Mills County Miss Hammers Council Bluffs Grace Methodist Church Chester Waterman Nell McPherson Dean Dusenberry Wayne Lincoln L. T. Genung Albert Batten Harry Markel Glenn Johnson Earl Tubbs Winnifred Johnson Harold Strand Lewis Robinson DY Marjorie Boldra Roy Knopp L. E. Chrisinger John Anderson Malvern Oliver Carrie Buffington Hammers Simpson College University of Wisconsin Malvern High School The DAR BPW National Huguenot Society Grenwood Woman's Club Harry Kemp Magnolia Oliver Hammers Omaha

Owners Change in Two Properties in Malvern

Two Malvern real estate transfers are reported by Chas. D. Costello agency. Thomas A. Fritz and wife acquire the Edith Barkus residence in northwest Malvern with possession given last week. J. R. Hurst and wife purchase the former J. Anderson home from Miley Schmidt. occupancy is by Richard Swett with possession on June 1.

Malvern Chas. D. Costello Thomas A. Fritz Edith Barkus J. R. Hurst

Ten-Dollar Fine for Speed Charge After Accident

Victor S. Cromwell of Hastings was fined $10 plus costs by Justice of Peace John Hall for a speed restriction violation connected to a Thursday afternoon crash on highway 34 west of town. Sheriff Edwin Barkus said Cromwell’s car rear-ended Homer Mayberry’s car during a passing attempt. Mayberry’s vehicle toppled into a ditch. Mrs. Homer Mayberry sustained a back injury and a chipped disc but is reported improving at a Council Bluffs hospital.

Victor S. Cromwell Hastings Justice of Peace John Hall Cromwell Homer Mayberry Highway 34 Here Edwin Barkus Mayberry Council Bluffs Hospital

Homecoming of M Sgt Scheibel to Illinois from Turkey

M Sgt William Scheibel reunited with his family in Malvern on April 3 after an 18 month tour in Turkey. This Saturday he will report to Scott Air Force Base for a new assignment in Illinois, with his wife and children joining him after the school year ends.

William Scheibel Malvern Turkey Scott Air Force Base Scheibel Ilinois

Steam excursion thrills Malvern pupils from Council Bluffs

Steam locomotive trips delighted Chantry elementary students and other riders in Malvern. In morning a 500 pupil Council Bluffs train went to Hastings and back, then in the afternoon a 400 pupil return trip with several coaches. The engine puffed smoke as it sped through Malvern at about 50 mph.

Chantry Elementary School Malvern Council Bluffs Hastings Council Bluffs School

Malvern Coeds Win Drake Quartet Contest

Four Malvern college women Merrilee Darrah Sandra Roenfeldt joined by two other Drake University sopohomores won first place in the women's division of the annual quartet contest sponsored by Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. The Malvern group performed medley songs arranged by Tom Lee and received roses and gifts at Carpenter Hall dormitory after their win.

Malvern Carpenter Hall Tom Lee Clarinda Drake April Love April Paris

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John Waller Nishna- Botna White’ Cloud Township Blood Mobile E. R Ted” Birdsall Lisle Keith Henderson Illinois
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