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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1961

Page

7

Mills County event mix boosts Malvern profile

Roy Dean Mansfield says Midwest Home Furnishings event at Omaha auditorium drew visitors who now see Malvern as a retail trade center. Rattan of Puerto Rico line clicked with guests. Mills County juries prepare for a murder trial of Charles Kelley and a simulated senior court day. Malvern antiques charm with a wall phone radio on Mrs. Briggs desk and Collins drugstore front remodeled for a new sign backdrop.

Midwest Omaha Civic Auditorium Malvern Roy Dean Mansfield Mansfield Rattan Puerto Rico Mills County Charles Kelley LeRoy Johnson Red Oak Johnson J. W. Briggs Emerson Briggses Gary Davis Strahan Briggs Collins Drug Store

Malvern Band to Present Spring Concert May 9

Members of the Malvern school band will present their customary spring concert next Tuesday May 9 in the Community building. It will be directed by Warren Darrah. The program will include a variety of music and will start at 8 p m. The public is cordially invited.

Malvern School Warren Darrah

Mr Nothem Signs Contract at Malvern High School

A. H. Nothem, principal of Malvern Community High School, signed his contract for another year completing the high school faculty for the coming year except music. This is his sixth year in the Malvern system and he also serves as NDEA guidance director in addition to principal duties.

A. H. Nothem Malvern Community High School Mr. Nothem Malvern NDEA

Mills Artists in Bluffs Exhibit Opens May 8 at Miniature Gallery

Several Mills County artists will display original art and crafts in Council Bluffs at the Miniature Gallery on Ti4 First Ave from May 8 to 21. A preview on Sunday May 7 from 1 to 3 p.m. will showcase works by Carl Phelps Mrs Earl Taylor Mrs Ruth Green and Mrs C Lincoln.

Mills County

Malvern Firemen Respond To Rural Fires Over Weekend

Malvern firemen, after months of quiet, had a busy weekend with four runs to rural fires. A Harold McCain tenant farm blaze threatened nearby buildings. Knop Brothers hay stack caught fire, quickly fought. Cleva Brooks farm barn housing Dr. R. S. Troutman’s pigs burned. Bowen home roof caught fire with a large hole and water damage.

Malvern Harold McCain Knop Brothers Glenwood Cleva Brooks R. S. Troutman Malvern and Hastings Mark Bowen Bowen House

May 6 Deadline for Pella Tour Reservations

Mills County Family Living Committee sponsors a fifth annual educational tour to the Iowa Tulip Festival in Pella on May 18. Wilma Schultz reports reservations open until May 6 at the Extension office. Two chartered buses have registered, leaving Glenwood at 5 45 a m with stops at Greenfield and Winterset. A noon meal will be served by the First Reformed Church of Pella at 11 39. Visitors will see the tulip show, gardens, historic homes, a parade, street scrubbing and Dutch dancers. Return includes Des Moines and a supper stop in the early evening. Bus hosts will accompany the group, including men, women and teenage children.

Mills County Family Living Committee Pella Wilma Schultz County Extension Home Glenwood Greenfield Winterset First Reformed Church of Palla Milla County

New Recording Fees Go Into Effect May 1

County Recorder Elnora McPher ron announced new recording fees effective May 1 under state law. Front page filing is 1.50 per paper or fraction, back 1.00 per paper or fraction, and 1.00 per additional page. Deed transfer fees are 0.50 each. May calendar notes 4H teen council May 8, 4H marketing May 9, and an Extension tour May 13 to the Pella Tulip Festival.

Elnora McPherron

ARC Meeting at Glenwood Friday

The Association for Retarded Children will hold a meeting Friday at 8 pm in the Glenwood State School Administration building. Dr. D. T. Tedrina, senior Clinical Psychologist at the state school, will discuss testing of retarded children.

D. T. Tedrina Association For Retarded Children Glenwood State School Tedrina

Mills county farmers invited for personal feed grain plan briefing

Mills county corn and grain sorghum producers not yet signed up for the 1961 feed grain program will soon receive in home explanations from farmer elected community committeemen. 800 farms have filed, 57 percent, with a goal of 70 percent participation.

Mills County H. A. McCain ASC McCain

Three Accidents Reported In Malvern This Week

Sheriff Edwin Barkus office logged three Malvern crashes this week. Harold Grindle and Vivian Myers reported 45 and 34 year olds in a Third and Prospect collision causing about 145 dollars in damage to Grindle and 100 to Myers. Opal Shaw and Norman Pierce collided in a city lot causing about 125 dollars damage to each. Ralph Thaller and Delbert O'Dell plus Delbert's pickup incurred about 150 dollars damage to Thaller's car. A fourth incident on April 7 involved Judith Mott losing brakes and hitting Pace service station, with 225 dollars damage.

Malvern Sherif Edwin Barkus Third Prospect Streets Harold Grindle Vivian N. Myers Cariven Grindle Myers Opal E. Shaw Emerson Water Department Norman D. Pierce Second Avenue Seventh Street Ralph E. Thaller Delbert W. O‘dell Thaller Sheriff's Office Iven Judith Aan Mott Route 3 Pace

Malvern Jr Hi Vocalists Prepares Friday Program

Malvern junior high vocalists from the Malvern schools will entertain at a spring concert in the Community building this Friday evening starting at 8 p.m. The mixed chorus boys group girls chorus and small ensembles perform spirituals folk tunes and patriotic numbers with several novelty pieces. Directed by Mrs Ruth Picker.

Malvern Ruth Picker

Kindergarten Round Up May 12 Malvern Schools

Mothers of children entering kindergarten next fall are invited to the annual spring kindergarten roundup on Friday May 12 at Chantry School from 1 to 4 30 p m Supt N P Crink reports.

Malvern N. P. Crink Chantry School

Busy May Schedule at Malvern High School

Malvern Community School outlines a crowded May with events from May 2 through May 26. Key items include county court day, junior vocal music, senior work day, band concert, FHA institute, district track meet, senior tests, awards, state track, baccalaureate, senior skip days, semester tests, eighth grade and high school commencements.

Clayton Hert Malvern Community School FHA Institute and Style How Telp Ta Thiacgo

Local Vehicle Registrations and Marriage Licenses

Weekly motor registrations list owners in Malvern Glenwood Emerson and Henderson. Names include Jack E Bowen Herman F Inman David Q Johnson Bryan R Sowers Wood Grain Co. Marriage licenses show John Wade Janice Frost David Olson Mary Schubert Donald Nelson Dorothy Stakes with ages and hometowns Omaha Coun cil Bluffs Glenwood.

Chevrolet Jack E. Bowen Malvern Ford Glenwood Pontiac David Q. Johnson Emerson Bryan R. Sowers Henderson Ood Grain Co John Wade Janice Frost Omaha David Olson Mary Schubert Donald Nelson Dorothy Stakes Counsil Binils

Karen Deitchler Wins Pfizer 4H Scholarship Honors

Hastings coed Karen Deitchler received a Pfizer 4H scholarship adding to a string of school honors. The Iowa State University home economics junior from Hastings and daughter of Marvin and Mrs. Deitchler earned two trips to Purdue to accept the award while studying at Merrill-Palmer Institute in Detroit, a leading center for development research and community study.

Hastings Purdue Karen Merrill-Palmer Institute Detroit Mich

New Honor for Karen Announced Thursday

Karen Ann earned a top honor at Iowa State University as one of 27 students tapped for Mortar Board, the national women’s honor society. Selection reflects scholarship, activity, and service, with a $250 scholarship awarded at the National Extension Training conference dinner at Purdue.

Karen Iowa State University Mortar Board

Family Style Dinners Set for Sundays at Malvern Cafe

Tiny & Viv's cafe in Malvern will begin offering family style dinners on Sundays starting May 7. Dinners require reservations and replace the previous regular short order service, which will continue alongside the new Sunday option.

Tiny & Viv's Malvern

Class of 21 to Receive Eighth Grade Diplomas

A class of 21 will receive diplomas at Mille-seunty cural th a deal with Sgt Santar for Glenwood high school building, per County Superintendent Amy Ham mers. The graduation speaker will be Rev. George Schardt of Mineola. Students include Beth Jehem, Doris Griffiths, Elm Grove, Richard Goodman, Evernham, Richard Crouch, Linda Hadden, Dennis Leick, Hillsdale, Joan Buch, Letal, Suzanne Schoening, Pacific City, Joe Taylor, Joe Aten Smith, Gregory Taylor, Hand Hollow, Gary Roenfeld, Kenton Schoening, James Deitchler, Vogeler, Robert Batten, Ronald Deitchier, Myrna Harrison, Delwyn Kruse, Miles McMahill, West Liberty No. 2, Sherrie Ann. Crouch, Williams, David Cheyney, Janice Johnsen.

Beth Jehem Doris Griffiths Elm Grove Richard Goodman Evernham Richard Crouch Linda Hadden Dennis Leick Hillsdale Joan Buch Letal Suzanne Schoening Pacific City Joe Taylor Joe Aten Smith Gregory Taylor Hand Hollow Gary Roenfeld Kenton Schoening James Deitchler Vogeler Robert Batten Ronald Deitchier Myrna Harrison Delwyn Kruse Miles McMahill West Liberty

R L D S Children Present Worship Numbers at Tabor Church

Sunday school children from the R L D S church of Tabor presented musical numbers during Sunday worship at Nishna Cottage. George Wederquist returned Saturday to his home west of Mal.

R.ld.s. Church of

April Accident Record Improves in 1961 Summary

April highway traffic showed fewer accidents than the same month in 1960. Sheriff Edwin Barkus reported counts for April 1961 with ten injuries, compared to April 1960 figures.

Edwin Barkus

First Consignment Sale Date Set for May 17

The Malvern Auction Co will hold its first consignment sale on Wednesday evening May 17 at 7 30 in the Empress theater building. Mrs Muna Pace announced the plan and said stage changes will be made while allowing Saturday and Sunday night movies as now. Further opening sale plans will be announced next week.

Malvern Auction Co Empress Theater Muna Pace

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