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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1971

Page

7

Local notes on council plan and track meet results

Bill Scherle's weekly column discusses city planning changes in Wash C and a comprehensive development plan affecting parks and the fast-growing district. In sports, Nishna's Kay Bruce wins 60 yd and 100 yd dashes and Debbie McClure of Malvern claims the 880, with Bruce also excelling in the long jump as seniors head toward summer recreation starting June 14.

Bill Scherle Wash. C Special Mare Nishna Kay Bruce Malvern Debbie McClure Kay Oung Wvern

Swanson to Speak at NV Graduation May 28

Rev. Dr. Rewber T. Swanson president of the Nebraska Synod of the Lutheran Church in America will give the commencement address at Nishna Valley Community High School on May 28. Swanson trained at Augustana Theological Seminary Rock Island Illinois finishing summa cum laude in 1951.

Rewber T. Swanson Nebraska Synod of the Lutheran Church In America Nishna Valley Swanson Augustana Theological Seminary Rock Island

Tax collections reach 48.14 percent of yearly levy

County Treasurer F M Robinson reports April end first half tax receipts total 1 045 497 21 dollars. overall annual levy stands at 3 418 488 93 dollars. The 48.14 percent represents the portion of taxes scheduled for collection.

F. M. Robinson

Mills Woman Paroled Under Deferred Sentence

Mrs. Janice Jackson Holland of Glenwood remained in Mills County jail awaiting parole supervision after her assault with intent to kill charge was reduced to assault with intent to do bodily injury. She appeared before District Judge Bennett Cullison and received a deferred sentence under Iowa parole board supervision. Two related cases in Malvern and a statutory charge against Richard Hart Hoyt were dismissed on the county attorney’s recommendation.

Janice Jackson Holland Glenwood Mills County Des’ Moines Holland Bennett Cullison Bureau of Adult Correction Services Iowa Parole Board

Chantry Choir to Sing at Joslyn Art Museum Omaha

On Tuesday May 18 the Chantry Children's choir directed by Bill Bilbert will perform at the Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha for preschool students. The program begins about 9 45 a m and ends around 1 p m with the pupils returning to school.

Chantry Children Joslyn Art Museum Omaha Bill Bilbert Chantry SAC

Lutheran pastor Rev Swanson to receive cum laude degree

Rev Swanson earns a Bachelor of Divinity cum laude and has served as pastor at St. Andrews West Hampstead and Augustana Omaha. He has led the Nebraska Synod Lutheran Church in America since 1964. He is married to Darlene Carlson of Boone with two children, Conrad Theodore and Joyce Marie. Commencement starts at 8 p m in the high school gym.

St. Andrews Lutheran Church West Hampstead L. J Augustana Lutheran Church Omaha Nebr Nebraska Synod Lutheran Church In America Swanson Darlene Carlson Boone Conrad Theodore Joyce Marie

Rains and Hail End Dry Spell in Mills County

More than two inches of rain fell in central Mills County over the past week ending with showers Sunday and Monday. A Thursday hailstorm hit Glenwood and a strip north of Malvern, causing minimal damage to trees and early gardens. The Leader gauge recorded 0.85 inches from the initial storm as totals rose with subsequent rains.

Mills Mills County Glenwood Malvern

Malvern Board Approves Four Teacher Contracts for 1971-72

Malvern Community School district board approved four new teaching contracts for 1971-72. The staff vacancy is in high school music. New hires include Elizabeth Hanson librarian Nanette Sterkel English Joanne Kohn art and Ronald White elementary principal. A new policy limits activities for students who become parents and pregnant students may leave school.

Malvern Community School District Board N. P. Crink Elizabeth Hanson Braddyville Miss Hanson Morningside College Nanette Sterkel Glenwool Missouri State Maryville Joanne Kohn Glenwood Art Kohn University of Nebraska Ronald White Iowa Falls White Parenthood MEA Roger Rohlfs Susan Ponton Red Cross Community Vacation Bible School

Vision Screening Boosts Preschool Eye Health at Free Event

Thirty two preschoolers were screened at a free vision session on May 5 at Chantry School. Volunteers trained by the Iowa Society for the Prevention of Blindness checked for amblyopia with a fun E game and a topsy turvy table. Three referrals were issued, parents notified in writing, and follow-up ensured. The program is approved by Mills County Medical Society and funded yearly by the Malvern American Legion Auxiliary.

Chantry School Mary Terry Myrna Leu Virginia Leipold Jaque Mulhalland Janet Hopp Ganelle Zanders Iowa Society For the Prevention of Blindness Bonnie Mansfield Volupteers Mills County Medical Society Malvern, American Legion Auxiliary

Postage Rates Up by Next Sunday

Postmaster Tom Gidley announces unseen postage increases take effect next Sunday. First class rises to 8 cents per ounce up to 12 ounces, air mail 11 cents per ounce, post cards 6 cents, with other class hikes to be listed Monday. Garage and food sale announced for Saturday May 15 from 9 am to 5 pm at the Presbyterian church basement by Martha Circle.

Tom’ Gidley Presbyterian Church Martha Circle Adv

Valley Voters to Polls May 17 Bond Election

Voters in the Nishna Valley Community school district will go to the polls on May 17 for a $100,000 bond issue. If approved by over 60 percent, the district plans an elementary center at the present high school site, ending the two current elementary centers at Henderson and Strahan.

Nishna Valley Community Henderson Strahan K. D Doc) Grindle Valley Board Grindle Leader Natural Gas Pipeline Co Hastings Town Hall Emerson Town Hall Strahan School LaDonna Honeyman

Tornado Signal Now in Effect for Malvern

Malvern Fire Dept. activates a new tornado alert using the siren system. Chief Charles Edison explains the 30 second blast and intermittent patterns for funnel sightings. Officials warn civilians that insurance does not cover injuries during emergencies.

Malvern Malvern Fire Dept Charles Edison Ellison Rural Association Elson

Grissom Named Mills District Conservationist

Preston Grissom is the new SCS District Conservationist for the Mills Soil Conservation District succeeding Robert Loudon who moved to Creston. A Tennessee native with a BS in Agriculture from Tennessee Tech, Grissom joined the Malvern SCS staff in 1970 after a promotion from Crossville Tennessee. He started with SCS in 1966 and aims to continue working with land users to plan and apply conservation practices to control erosion and improve the environment with his wife Gloria and daughter Melissa at their country home south of Malvern.

Preston Grissom SCS The Mills Soil Conservation District Robert Loudon Creston Grissom Malvern S. C. S Crossville Tenn Tennessee Tennessee Technical University Soil Conservation Service Mills S. C. D Press Gloria Melisa Malvern

Final 34 Expressway design finalized at May 5 hearing

A second public hearing on the 2.8 mile section of the 7.5 mile 34 Expressway near Pony Creek to just east of the CB Q Railroad was held May 5 at the Glenwood City Auditorium. Iowa Highway Commission officials reviewed objections and final design plans before potential finalization.

Glenwood City Auditorium Iowa Highway Commission Pony Creek CB & Q Railroad Mills County Board of Supervisors Glenn Johnson Albert Washburn Mills County Soil Conservation District Glenwood Harold Radford Ponderosa

4H Auction Nets Over $600 For D C Trip

A large crowd gathered at the Malvern Community building Saturday night for the 4H Teen club sale. Ernest Bloomer led bids while Mike, LaVerne Obrecht, Paul Haack, Arnold Williams, Jack Bowen, and Darrell Godfry assisted. The auction raised over 600 dollars for a Washington D. C. trip, with items ranging from bird cages to a kitchen sink in a tub. Buyers from across the area, including antique dealers, participated amid lively humor.

Malvern Ernest ‘Bloomer Dad Mike LaVerne Obrecht Paul Haack Arnold Williams Jack Bowen Darrell Godfry

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Kr. Swanson NV Grad Chantry Choir Joslyn Mills Co Malvern Board Charles. Costello Wendy Willie Trimmer Jill Ponton Kennneth Asmussen Asmussen Washington D. C Ernie Jantemna
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