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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1963

Page

2

Village Guests and Family Visits Across Nebraska and Iowa

A long list of neighbors and relatives from Miller, Kearney, Norfolk, Sargent, Omabs, Iowa City, and other towns visited in Malvern, Council Bluffs, and nearby communities. Guests celebrated Mother's Day with families in Beloyue, Henderson, and Slater, with many stopping at hospitals and churches for meals and prayers.

Henry Schroeder Shannon Miller Nebr Don Woolley Charlene Lorin Kearner J. H. Schroeder Magis Teitz Norfolk John Schroeder Frank Eret Donovan Gift Sargent Eret AL Lippincott J. R. Lippincott Russell Upham Beloyue Lauren Orchard Omabs Jack, Perrin Iowa City Malvern C. C. Camp Bath Verna Bennett Lena Whiteman St. Joseph Hospital Omaha Lloyd Schroeder Ankeny Larry Date Terri Schroeder Rochester Minn Don Schroeder Denny Linda Barbara

Services to Be Held Friday for Mrs Zanders

Death came Tuesday to Mrs Lucille Zanders of Malvern after a heart attack. A Malvern native, she was the daughter of Wiley and Dutm, lived here most of her life, and was survived by four sons, a daughter, a brother in Milwaukee, and an sister in Omaha. Her husband, Frankanders, preceded her in death two years ago. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. at the Me La Fonark Home with Doris the Malvern cetotors.

Airs C. J. Noffsinger Clem Marsden Mike Stout City Biltmore Mother's Bay Raymond Waller Edmundson Hospital Richard Yantze Broken Bow Nebr Verna Bennett Yantzie Luella Shafer Robert Indiazola Max Ireland Lars Douglas Storm Lake Anthony Briley Edith Alwen Lake View Christian Gran Charter Oak Oran Mathews Carson Ray Braden Burbank Calif Leonard Dye Sunnyside Wash S. E Polk Tilt Lillian Adams Ruth Adkins Homer Snodgrass Corning Snodgrass Adams Adkins Glenwood Earl Baas Cindy LaVerne Obrecht Washington Tass Sarah Christensen Pella Tulip Gardens Warren Darrah Frank J. G. Numper Slater Silver City George Schwartz Council Bluffs L. W. Sipherd Santa Barbara Sipherd Q. R. Hall Seigniory Club Quebec Province Raymond Hall Ames J. H. McFall Edith van Horn Nile Chantry Oklahoma City F. R. Chantry H. T. Beattie D. A. Darling Manhattan Kans Lucille Zanders Malvern Ing Mercy Hospital Wiley Dutm Frankanders Paperel Sp. mm Fonark Doris Malvern Cetotors den Omsha Donner Connell Breis Tom Price Earl Price John Wooten Joe Haden Red Oak Delbert Eastwood Harry Mra Marvin Findley Retha Findley John White Griswold Don Howser Vickie Jean Hamburg Hospital BE. R. McClurg Cora Lea Gracie McClurg Maryville I. B. Salyers E. D. Hering Sen Jim Herings Avasca

Building of Railroads in Iowa Hindered Homesteading

Iowa land policy and railroad construction in the 1850s to Civil War reshaped settlement. Withdrawals to shield routes slowed immigration. filings rose after rail completion. Speculators bought large tracts, limiting homesteaders, especially 1869–1873 in northwest Iowa as Dutch settlers moved to Pella and Sioux County.

Iowa Iowa City Congress Mississippi Sioux City Omaha Plattsmouth Missouri River Jeane Dubuque and Sioux City Journal General Land Office John L. Blair New Jersey Iowa Falls Miiisis Central Rufus Match New York Cherokee Plymouth Pella Sioux County

Iowa Homestead Law Years Shaped Farmland Pattern

The article notes limited purchases by new homesteaders in Iowa under the 1862 law. Buyers rarely exceeded 40 to 80 acres, with average original homesteads around 100 acres in 1863 to 1878. Across the full period, 60 percent of original entries reached final patent, and Iowa homesteaders fared better than national averages.

Iowa

New Car Registrations Lead Mills County Week

Mills County reports steady car registrations with multiple makes and buyers across towns. Treasurer M. Robinson lists Ford, Chevrolet, Rambler, Oldsmobile and Buick purchases to residents in Malvern Hastings Glenwood Henderson Pacific Junction and other communities. Arch ie C Stacey and Glen W Clark noted for Ford trucks and Chevrolet trucks. A marriage license was issued to Roger W. Lewis Jr and Maria J Castello, both of Omaha.

Mills County M. Robinson Ford Hazel Summers Malvern Ford Truck Archie C. Stacey Glenwood Chevrolet Glen W. Clark Ervin Kadel Henderson Donner Roger W. Lewis Jr Maria J. Castello Omaha

Joyce Stewart Honored at Des Moines Dental Meeting

Miss Joyce Stewart, assistant in Dr J R Becks dental office, was capped for membership in the State Dental Assistants Association at a Des Moines meeting last week. She was also elected a trustee in the Southwest district Dental Assistants Association.

Joyce Stewart J. R. Beckwith State Dental Society Des Moines State Dental Assistants Assn Southwest District Dental Assistants Assn

News Notes From Nishna Cottage highlights

Mrs. Olive Finchem of Malye admitted Monday to Nishna Cottage. George Wederquist of Malvern, recently a patient, returned home last week. The Rev. Wayne Bass of the Baptist church led Sunday worship service.

Olive Finchem Malye Nishna Cottage George Wederquist Malvern Wayne Bass the Baptist Church

Light Thought From Oncoming Car Sparks Farm Tractor Crash

Julius J. Dinville of Red Oak said he mistook a white rear light as an oncoming car while driving on highway 59 six miles south of Emerson. The tractor driven by Marion Fender of Imogene had a white back light. Damage was about 250 dollars to the car and 100 dollars to the tractor. No injuries reported. The accident occurred around 9:30 Monday night.

Julius J. Dinville Red Oak Marion Fender Imogene Highway 59 Emerson

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Verniais Empress Theater Malvern, Fa Walt Disney And the Tramp Mrrs Zanders Verna Scott Lester Shook Bobbie Arvado Colo Lawrence Schipper Virgil Banks Emmett Andrews Los Angeles Auburn Paul Seeger Ralph Scott Leader John Kolierman Maggie Moore Arthur Armstrong Goldie Armstrong Gerald Buffinston EB. R. McClurg Flora Salyers Mark Knight Roger Salyers Harley Stevenson Leonard Hammes American Association of University Women Mae Walfe Northcrest Manor Pierce Street Maza Jennie Edmundson Hospital Northerest Drive Robert Wooten Annette Comet Bluffs Hastings State University of Iowa Paul W. Gates Corell University Midwest DX Sunray Bill Blackburn B. E. Houser Oil CO Young Citizens James William Crafton April Faye Wilbur Bassett Hastings and Gary Ronald D. Archer Malvert D. M Takoe Hark Miracle Crisco Johnson Grocery Brides of
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