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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1964
Page
11
Local discussion favors establishing a south Malvern trailer camp near Gun sub grounds to serve travelers and weekend campers. Proponents say low cost with potential to boost commerce, while noting competition with state parks. Residents urge action, citing current summer traffic and demand for resting spots along the highway.
EB Sawyers of Emerson report their hunting dog Buffy was bitten below the left eye by a rattler at Willow Slough. Buffy was treated at Ingmand Small Animal hospital in Red Oak and recovering at home after 24 hours. A second rattler was killed near Willow Slough by Mike Dunn driving from a class trip.
Glenwood Bank clinches the Women's Wednesday Night Bowling League championship by a slim half game margin over Rollie’s Texaco. Tabor D-X pressured late, Gay Oil Co. fell, and Collins Drug Co. also lost as Glenwood Bank secured top honors with standout scores from Jan Forney 206 and Thelma Surface 6525 pinfall. Rollie's Texaco led in high team marks, while Glenwood Bank posted a 2261 runner-up series and a third high game of 774.
Fairview Country Club hosts its first open tournament of the season this weekend. Darrell Waisner, president, says Saturday features a two man best ball meet with a championship and possibly two other flights, while Sunday offers the regular open. The championship flight will play 27 holes, other flights 18. Prizes awarded for all events.
Malvern Oriolettes placed second in the district meet at Red Oak and earned five girls admission to the state meet in Des Moines this Saturday. Sandra Hays and Carol Wolfe led with four placings each, Janet Jones had three. relay team finished second behind Fremont Mills.
With all seniors absent on a skip day trip Coach Ralph Pierce still led Nishna Valley to 11 points at the district Class C meet in Red Oak. Dale Sandquist placed third in the low hurdles with 22.8 seconds and Don Hicks was third in the broad jump at 19 feet 3 inches. Relays finished: 880-yard relay fifth with Grindle Gage Palmer Sandquist and 440-yard relay third with Grindle Gage Wilkins and Dale, time :47.1.
4 H News Silver Cloud Jrs met at Gayle and Susan Morgal s home April 18 with 10 members two leaders and several guests present. Business meeting was called to order by Patty Trively and secretary reports were given by Mary Beth Costello. Gayle Morgal made a check out to LFY E Christy Michelson gave a talk on Storage Ideas. Jill Sell told about plans for a special holiday. Each of us brought an accessory grouping. Our leaders gave us helpful ideas and criticisms on them. It was very interesting and fun too. We also studied fabric items and judging. After our meeting Coleen Ponton entertained us with some times. Our hostesses Mrs Morgal and Mrs Mae Johnson served refreshments.
Hugo Leppold suffered a heart attack while visiting his daughter and her family in Minneapolis. He is resting at Methodist Hospital and is expected to remain there at least three more weeks.
The fourth rattlesnake in about a year was killed in the Willow Slough area near Henderson this past week. County Auditor Glenn Johnson paid a one dollar bounty to Johnny Hockabout. The snake had four rattles.
Joyce Stephens reports details of a local gathering to be held at Christy Michelson's residence on May 16. Printing services are offered, with The Malvern Leader providing information for all kinds of inquiries.
Diane Coghill Wilson placed second in the 220 yard dash with a time of 28.8 seconds, 0.58 seconds behind the winner.
The State Conservation Commission planted 9 500 trees and a shelter strip on Folsom Farms north of Pacific Junction to restore game cover. The 16 foot wide strip runs east to west, bordered by honeysuckle and nine bark bushes, and will be fenced to protect saplings. Hunters may gain access with landowner permission for a 10 year shelter.
Twilight league opens at Fairview Country Club with 26 players across eight groups. Teams include Dixie Benton Verna Scott Marie Hopp Jacquie Mulholland and Trudy Hansen Barbara Wais ner Ariana Hansen Nancy Starr among others in the opener on May 21.
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