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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1962

Page

5

Visitor from Yakima Returns for Creighton Milestone

Dr J F Stout of Yakima Washington, a Mills County native, visited Malvern for his class 50th anniversary at Creighton University then with his brother in law Albert Nelson. He practiced medicine 48 years in Montana and Washington before retiring two years ago. He notes land and town changes while staying in touch with friends and subscribers to The Leader. Spring beauty inspires Malvern kinders outings to Mrs H T Beattie home with blossoms and refreshments. Mills countians plan to greet the Republican state caravan in Council Bluffs Monday amid early campaign efforts.

Mills County J. F. Stout Yakima Wash West Malvern H. T. Beattie Council Bluffs

Kathy Hall Wins Iowa Farm Bureau Scholarship

Kathy Hall a senior at Nishna Valley Community high school in Imogene and daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hall was named one of 18 Iowa farm youth scholarship winners by the Iowa Farm Bureau women She plans a teaching career and will attend Northwest Missouri State College Maryville next year She has been active in FTA and 4H at Nishna Valley and will receive 160 a year for two years for tuition from the program.

Kathy Hall Nishna Valley Community High School Charles Hall Imogene Iowa Iowa Farm Bureau Kathy Northwest Missouri State College Maryville Nishna Valley FTA

Mal Vern seniors hold May 5 work day

The MCHS Senior Work Day is set for Saturday May 5. Seniors will perform yard house and farm work and odd jobs starting at 8 00 a m and may be hired by calling Diane Bingham 4431. This is their last money making attempt and they hope for plenty of work.

Malvern Diane Bingham

Cub Scout Kite Derby Rescheduled At Chantry School

The annual Cub Scout kite derby, postponed due to wet ground, will be held this Sunday, May 6, at Chantry school. Cub Master Albert Washburn says Darrell Frederickson will speak and awards will go to top kites for originality altitude launching and best overall.

Chantry School Albert Washburn Darrell Frederickson

Cars Registered In A Week In Mills County

Fourteen new motor vehicles were registered this week with owners including Douglas A. Gipe Austin L. Bass Emerson Earl Maddocks & Son Glenwood Roy Danley William Harris Alvin D Harmon Pacific Junction Emery Fisher Hastings Fred H Lockabill Hastings Ralph L Cloyd Tabor Guy Hunter Glenwood Harold Jones Malvern Elwin Stackhouse Pacific Junction and Woodrow Cheyney Pacific Junction A marriage license was issued to Richard E Benda and Mary Ann McGinty both of Omaha Judge Folsom Everest will preside at the Mills county district court term opening Monday at 10 am James Richard Meyer of Omaha charged with larceny will be arraigned Monday morning The charge stems from a recent theft of meat hooks from railroad cars at Pacific Junction.

Chevrolets Douglas A. Gipe Austin L. Bass Malvern Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America Emerson Earl, Maddocks & Son Glenwood Roy Danley William Harris Alvin D. Harmon Pacific Junction Ford Emery Fisher Hastings Dodge Fred H. Lockabill Buick Ralph L. Cloyd Tabor Pontiac Guy Hunter Ford Pickup Harold Jones Ford Truck Woodrow Cheyney Chevrolet Elwin Stackhouse Richard E. Benda Mary Ann McGinty Omaha Folsom Everest Council Bluffs Mills County District Court Glen McGee James Richard Meyer

No Plans for an 8th Grade Graduation in Mills County

Mills county education officials report no eighth grade ceremony this year due to only three graduates Hubert Jennings Sandra Vinton and Vene Goodman from Bethlehem and Elm Grove. The trio completed tests on April 25 while Hillsdale and Lincoln rural schools have none. Amy Hammers has been superintendent since 1983 amid rural school consolidations.

Amy Hammers Hubert Jennings Sandra Vinton Bethlehem School Vene Goodman Elm Grove Hillsdale Lincoln Miss Hammers Mills County

County Education Assn Honors 18 Teachers for Long Service

Hastings event recognized about 630 years of teaching experience as Mills County Education Association honored teachers with 25 or more years in the profession. The spring dinner drew around 150 teachers and guests, with certificates, corsage for Esther Mac Dunn, and a post-dinner program including an illustrated lecture on Russia.

Hastings Mills County Education Assn Glen Adkins Malvern Esther Mac Dunn Silver City

Malvern Garden Club Sets Flower Box Schedule

The Malvern Garden Club advises stores to display flower boxes the week of May 14, weather permitting. The club aims to have hanging baskets up on electroliers by then with full bloom by Memorial Day, while the SCS office has already placed its boxes.

Malvern Garden Club Garden Club SCS

Glenwood Plans Busy Month for End of Year

Glenwood Community schools mark their first year after reorganization with a May calendar from Supt. Earl Tubbs. Events include a Mount Ayr state music contest on May 5, Kindergarten Roundup May 11 at 1:30 p.m., Baccalaureate May 20, Commencement May 22, 8th grade Graduation May 25 afternoon, and last day May 29. The Malvern Trust and Savings Bank will be closed for a bank holiday. The staff will attend the Iowa Bankers Association annual meeting in Council Bluffs on a Tuesday in May.

Glenwood Earl ‘Tubbs Mount Ayr Malvern Trust and Savings Bank Iowa Bankers Association Council Bluffs

New 50 Star Flags for Malvern

The Harry Hammons post of the American Legion flag committee will install new 50 star U S flags in Malvern for Memorial Day and future holidays. The old four star flags will be sold at reasonable prices. Committee members include E W Burdie chairman Edel Knight and Tom Gidley. Dr Neil B Gomon president of Peru Nebraska State Teachers College noted his visit to that country with educators.

U. S Malvern Harry Hammons Post American Legion Flag Committee E. W. Burdie Edel Knight Tom Gidley Neil Gomon Peru Neb State Teachers College

Year End Events at Nishna Val

May brings activity at Nishne Valley schools as the 1961-62 term ends. The high school commencement is May 31 at Emerson. Scheduled events include May 8 senior class play, May 4 junior high trip to Nebraska City, May 11 operetta in Hastings, May 17 Henderson center operetta, May 18 Junior-Senior banquet, May 22 music program, May 23-26 senior trip to Lake of the Ozarks, May 27 baccalaureate at Emerson Baptist church, May 29 junior high graduation at Hastings, and June 1 Emerson high alumni banquet.

Nishne Valley Emerson Emerson Gym Nebraska City Strahan Center Lake of the Ozarks Emerson Baptist Church Hastings Emerson High

Mills County Board Convenes With Two Members Present

The Mills county board of review met with only two members, R. W. Mansfield of Malvern and Warren Honeyman of Emerson. Edwards was absent due to illness and will undergo surgery this week, but the board decided to proceed with its business and adjourned to meet again Thursday.

Mills County Board of Review Tuy Nfembae Eed Arte Oe Wood Edwards R. W. Mansfield Malvern Warren Honeyman Emerson

ISU Awards Scholarships to Malvern Student McMillan

Lowell McMillan a Malvern Community High student is among 181 seniors chosen for Iowa State University scholarships for the coming fall. Winners were selected from 901 applicants based on scholastic achievement with awards ranging from 100 to 297 dollars. Lowell is the son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd McMillan of southwest of Malvern.

Lowell McMillan Malvern Community High Iowa State University Ames Lowell Lloyd McMillan Malvern

Mother daughter banquet showcases vintage wedding gowns

Deborah So ciety of the Baptist church staged an early day style show at the church on April 26 models include Mrs John Hall in a divided riding skirt and Aunt’s dress jacket Cindy Adams in her grandmother’s 64 year old wedding gown and 80 year old silk and lace stole Gladys Williams in a Swedish home spun dress Phyllis Frederickson in a dress from Mrs Buttman’s aunt Mary Hyde in a dress from Misa Larsson’s grandmother Helen Kline in an 1888 handmade gown Nancy Mulholland in a 49 year old gown Jo nene Anderson in a 55 year old dress Kim Frederickson in a hand made gown once worn by Eulalie Larsson’s mother a 100 years ago.

Deborah Society of the Baptist Church John Hall Fred Buttman Cindy Adams Gladys Williams Mrs. Hall Phyllis Frederickson Mrs. Buttman Batiste Mary Hyde Misa Larsson Helen Kline Charles Eacrett Nancy Mulholland Jonene Anderson Kim Frederickson Eulalie Larsson

Firemen Contain Overheated Wire Behind Lumber Yard

Shortly after noon Wednesday firemen responded to an overheated electric light wire in the alley behind the lumber yard. Charles Ellison of Iowa Power and Light Co. climbed the pole to attend the problem. No serious damage resulted.

Charles Ellison Iowa Power & Light Co

Accidents Take Drop in County

Mills County reports improvement in April traffic accidents per Sheriff Edwin Barkus chart. The record lists accidents and injuries for April 1862 and April 1961, noting reduced incidents and harm despite unclear figures.

Mills County Edwin Barkus

Three Senate Hopefuls Debate in Mills County

Mills county listeners heard the second joint debate among three Republican candidates for southwest Iowa senate seats. Harbor of Henderson Lisle of Clarinda and Hoxie of Shenandoah faced questions on liquor laws tax policy and budgets. They favored restraint on state spending and minor tax shifts, with a pay as you go idea and possible income tax increase debated. Several county candidates attended as temperatures stayed mild with little rain.

Mills County Mills, Fremont Page Counties Court House Glenwood Wer William W. Harbor Henderson Vern Lisle Clarinda Frank Hoxie Shenandoah Hamburg Wm. H. Scherle Erbe Iowa Harbor House Senate Lisle Hoxie Nebraska

Busy Month for Malvern Schools

Malvern Community schools plan a busy May with end-of-year activities. Highlights include senior work day May 5, district track meets May 11, state track meet May 19, baccalaureate May 20, junior high graduation May 24, and commencement May 25 at the Community building, plus a senior skip trip to Chicago May 21 to 25.

Malvern Community Malvern Community Building Lewis Central Council Bluffs Farragut Harlan Villisca FFA Baptist Church Chicago

Lincoln Tour Among City Sights For Three Busloads

Mills County extension family living committee hosted a sixth annual Lincoln tour for three bus loads of 123 homemakers on Tuesday. Stops included the state capitol prison governor's mansion museum planetarium fur and candy factory and zoo marking the end of spring activities.

Lincoln Mills County Extension Family Living Committee County Extension Home State Capitol Pententiary Governor's Mansion

Bass and Smith Attend State School Conference in Des Moines

Mills county members of the Iowa Council for Better Education Earl Bass of Malvern and Harold Smith of Emerson attended a Des Moines conference on Financing Far Schools in the Sixties sponsored by the Council and the National Education Assn. Speakers urged more funds for schools and relief from high property taxes. They proposed other tax sources such as sales and income taxes. Mrs Bass and Mrs Smith accompanied their husbands.

Mills County Iowa Council For Better Education Earl Bass Malvern Harold Smith Emerson Des Moines Council National Education Assn Towa Bass Smith

Dump Site Cleaned With No Cost to Mills County

Mills county officials vow to keep roads garbage free and will enforce rides. A large pile of trash found on a county road near Malvern was cleaned by a Mills county resident who says he did not dump it. Engineer Troy Rhody said no further action will be pressed and no additional complaints have been reported.

Mills County Malvern Troy Rhody Rhody

Also Mentioned on This Page

MCHS Pat New Cub Scout BPW Holy Rosary Church County Education Assn Viola Binns Earl Tubbs Willa Pullman Vera Cronkhite Velma Bell Thelma Farrell Raymond Beam Hastings Methodist Church Willis Grant Hammers Adkins Lois Clutes Kathryn Stogdill Edna Grayson Raburn Benton Dorothy Churchman Margaret Stevenson Dorothy McCartney Nishna Valley Boys Stephanie Meyer Randall Eastwood Russia Nishna Val ISU L. McMillan Accid's Hurtie Onsereseree Harry Evans The Board of Supervisors
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