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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1951

Page

6

Mills County Memorial Day Festivities Pass Peacefully

Memorial Day in Mills County saw no traffic accidents. Farmers continued field work while communities held patriotic services. In Malvern seven members of the Aquare dance group joined over 2,100 attendees at a square dance festival at Ak-Sar-Ben Colisseum in Omaha. The performers powered through multiple dances as the program unfolded.

Mills County Malvern Aquare Ak-Sar-Ben Colisseum Omaha

New Books in Malvern Library Additions

The Malvern public library adds eight new titles including The Foundling by Francis Cardinal Spellman and The Faith of Mrs Kelleen by Katherine Mary Flannigan. Other arrivals include The Family Takes a Wife by Ethel Hueston and The Left Hand of God by William Barrett, Rivers Parting by Shirley Barker, Morning Journey by James Hilton, Candlemas Bay by Ruth Moore, and Festival by J BPreatley.

the Foundling Francis Cardinal Spellman Malvern Public Library Kelleen Mike Katherine Mary Flannigan Ethel Hueston William §. Barrett Shirley Barker James Hilton Candlemas Bey Ruth Moore J. B. Preatley

Last Rites Held for James W. Carter of Glenwood

James W. Carter 91 longtime Glenwood resident died last Friday at his home. He started the Carter Orchard about 25 years ago after earlier work with his grocer father and in the lumber business with brother-in-law C R Buffington. He developed a peach variety named for his daughter and is survived by two sons a daughter four grandchildren and a sister. Funeral services were held Monday at 3 30 p m in Reid Chapel with interment in Glenwood Cemetery.

Glenwood James W. Carter Mr. Carter Carter C. R. Buffington

Veterans Hospital Programs to visit Malvern Church

The Veterans Hospital Programs group will present an entertainment program at Malvern Methodist Church on Monday June 11. The group last year brought entertainment to about 50,000 veterans in hospitals and donated 500 radios to bedridden veterans in a religious themed effort. Also noted are upcoming Southwest Iowa baseball league games for the week with matchups including Glenwood at Tabor and Malvern at Glenwood on Thursday.

Veterans Hospital Malvern Methodist Church Veterans Hospitals Southwest Iowa Baseball League Glenwood Tabor Schlitz Malvern Treynor

Raymond D. Sell Promoted to Master Sergeant

The United States Air Force announces Raymond D. Sell son of Edward W. Sell of Malvern has been promoted to master sergeant. Before 1940 service he attended Treyoor high school and worked for Union Ice Co. of Stockton California. He served in Italy in World War II and Germany after the war, then Burtonwood England, now with the 36th Maintenance & Supply Group 36th Fighter-Bomber Wing.

United States Air Force Today Raymond D. Sell Edward W. Sell Malvern Sgt. Sell Treyoor High School Union Ice Co Stockton Calif Iealy Germany Burtonwood England Set. Sen 36Th

Mills County calls three more for induction

Mills County issued a call for three more young men to report for induction into service. The draftees named Deon Jones Emerson Richard Harmon Tabor Walter Tackett will report to Glenwood on June 26 after entering the draft on June 23.

Milla County Deon Jones Emerson Richard Harmon

Legion Honors W. D. Slothower on Memorial Day

Mayor Walter D. Slothower of Malvern received a life membership in the Harry Hammons post of the American Legion on Memorial Day. The post presented a silver plaque and praised his long service to the country and Malvern community. Slothower has held office since 1923 as town councilman, served as mayor since 1960, and contributed to the fire department, Masonic lodge, church, and numerous projects. He worked for Green Bay Lumber and Gearhart yards, served in World War I in the Metz sector, and has been a key local business figure for decades.

Walter D. Slothower Malvern Harry Hammons American Legion E. W. Burdie Slothower Green Bay Lumber Co Metz Green Bay Gearhart Yard

County Pays Out Bounties for Foxes Coyotes

In Milla County, foxes and coyotes are being culled as the population declines. Farmers are flushing dens and removing families, with Duane Schoening of Glenwood netting five cubs for $7.50 and Albert Roenfeld earning similar sums earlier. Adolph Arp of St. Marys township collected $4 each for eight cubs last week, while the coyote bounty tops at $10 per adult.

Milla County Duane Schoening Glenwood Albert Roenfeld Adolph Arp St. Marys Township

Memorial week warmth hits high as records fall

Temperatures rose to 86 during the holiday week with a cool 47 on Monday. Rain totals included .28 on Friday and .8 on Tuesday, with .72 inches fell through the night to Thursday’s recording. A trace was noted last Thursday and no rain before midnight Wednesday.

Mills Co 4-H Rally Day Set for Friday

The Mills County 4-H Club plans its annual Rally Day Friday in the Community Building. Registration starts about 9 am with the afternoon program featuring county offices campaigns, officer elections, the county girls creed, and introductions of club leaders. The county chairman Mrs David Angus and the 4-H committee will be introduced. Outgoing officers are Betty Vestal Donna Rae Downing Roberts Wasserman Ann Fellows and Julianne Decker.

Milla County David Angus Lucille Stubbs Betty Vestal Donna Rae Downing Roberts Wasserman Ann Fellows Julianne Decker

Djureen Wins in Lake Manawa Boat Races

Les Djureen of Malvern captured two first places at Lake Manawa Council Bluffs in Inland Racing Boat Association events. Each one mile race featured eight boats with Wage maker Wolverine craft powered by 410 horsepower Mercury motors. Malvern spectators and nearby residents attended.

Les Djureen Malvern Lake Manawa Council Bluffs Inland Racing Boat Association Djureen Wolverine

Mrs Alma Knop Rites Held At St Johns Lutheran Church

Mrs Alma Knop funeral services are set for Friday at 2 30 p m at St Johns Lutheran with Rev Paul Glahn officiating She had long suffered ill health and lived in the west mainly Arizona and Colorado She died Tuesday after being hospitalized in Albuquerque N M The remains arrive in Malvern today with services tomorrow She leaves five sons Louis Everett Walter Lester and Alfred and six daughters including Mrs Fred Samardo Natoma Kan and Mrs Joe Dawson Camp Atterbury Ind Also four Leu brothers and several grandchildren The service includes music by Mrs August Ponton with Accompanist and floral caretakers listed Interment at Hast Liberty cemetery

Daily Vacation Bible School Opens June First

Daily Vacation Bible School opens June 1 and runs two weeks from June 11 for children from pre school to eighth grade. Intermediates and juniors meet at the Methodist church, primary at the Baptist church, and kinder Karten at the Presbyterian church, daily 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. under Rev. Gordon McMilan with teachers Ina Alensworth Jane Dalrymple Mrs W E Kerns Mrs Darrell Frederickson Virginia Chamberlain Joan Kline Naomi Chamberlain Sally Mulholland Dixie Zanders Janet Martin Kathryn Dalrymple.

Methodist Church Baptist Church Presbyterian Church Gordon McMilan Ina Alensworth Jane Dalrymple W. E. Kerns Darrell Frederickson Virginia Chamberlain Joan Kline Naomi Chamberlain Sally Mulholland Dixie Zanders Janet Martin Kathryn Dalrymple

Memorial Day gathering of former Malvernians

Dozens of former Malvernians attended Memorial Day services, with many making an annual pilgrimage and others visiting for the first time. Attendees included Harold Gilmore, Harold Hasselquist, Verner Hasselquist, John Nelsen, Anna Brown, Mra Mac Murphy, Ada Thomas, Geo Davis, and Ruth Bingaman, among others from Omaha, Des Moines, Council Bluffs, York, Mead, Stanberry, and Glenwood.

Roy Hayner Coin Nellie Hammong Thompson Council Blutts Sterling Seaton Lincoln Y. H. Seaton J. B. Lutz Omaha Lucilla Williams Johnson Corneil Dbluffa C. D. Alstrope Glenwood Mina Buckingham Council Bluffa Henry Townsend Ada Thomas Geo. Davis Des Moines Lee Bingaman Grace Bingaman Ruthingaman Art Bingaman

Mrs Hall and Boys in Car Accident in Milly County

Mrs John Hall and her two sons escaped serious injury when a panel truck backed into the Hall car in front of the Milly county Farm Bureau office last Tuesday. The 1951 Plymouth sustained heavy damage with a damaged grille hood fender and bumper to be replaced. no major injuries were reported beyond bruises.

John Hall Milly County Farm Hkureau

Saturday Poppy Sale Earns 119.14 for Veterans Care

Proceeds from the annual poppy sale sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary totaled 119.14 on Saturday. Expenses covered only the cost of poppies, with the rest donated to support rehabilitation work among veterans. Poppy sale chairman Mrs. Clay Griffin thanks workers and the public for their superb patronage.

Clay Griffin

Malvern Graduates 29 Eighth Graders Friday

Twenty nine eighth graders completed their first eight years of learning in Malvern schools. diplomas were handed by F I Chantry president of the board. Rev G AleMillan gave the invocation and Rev N B Jackman delivered the commencement address. Music included a piano duet by Sue Ailstrope and Jeanne Shonka and a class song. Valedictorian Jeanne Hironka and salutatorian Boe Alstrope honored, with a grade improvement award to Eleanor Benton. A post commencement dance followed. Scouts to resume paper pickup Saturday at 9 p m.

Malvern F. It. Chantry Board of Education G. ©. AleMillan N. B. Jackman Sue Ailstrope Jeanne Shonka Carolyn Trively Jeanne Nolden Frances Sird Jimmy Steele N. P. Crink Jeanne Hironka Boe Alstrope Eleanor Benton

Boyer Re elected President Of Fairview Country Club

CG AL Boyer was reelected president at the club's annual meeting held Friday in Fairview. Chas Costello was reelected secretary and treasurer and Otto Hall named vice president. Dues remained 17 for rural members and 10 for nonresidents with plan to waive fees for county residents using the golf course. Trustees Duck of Glenwood and JF Wearin reported they will soon finalize a new trustees agreement.

AL Boyer Fairview Country Club Costello Otto Hall Jett Gail County

Mills County corn planting nears completion amid favorable weather

Mills county farmers report about 85 percent of corn planted with 15,000 acres on wet bottom land likely to remain unplanted without better weather. 16,000 acres on the flood plain and Nishna bottom land could still be planted if conditions improve. Some growers aim to finish by Memorial Day or June 20, hoping for a strong total that may exceed 1950 acreage.

Mills County Ray W Jones Missouri Jones

Memorial Day Services Draw Wide Attendance

Former residents from California and Kentucky returned for the Memorial Day observance at Mal-yern cemetery on a sunny Wednesday. A martial band led a procession past the Legion memorial as students and the high school band carried flowers to graves. Elsie Buritte delivered the address urging remembrance of heroes and continued citizenship duties, noting the Constitution protects the pursuit of happiness rather than blanket welfare. The program included a post membership award, readings from In Flanders Field, band music, and a tribute to the unknown soldier led by Clayton Hertz.

California Kentucky Mal- Yern Legion Memorial Monument George Davis Des Maines Jay Lee der C. G. Cole Thielman Roy Shaul Strahan C.K. Davis M. Davis Jp. D. Matheson Council Batts Une American Region Post Buritte Progr American Legion W. D. Sluthawers Flanders Field Ruth Jay

Open House for Silveys June 10 Open House

Didi Silvey and Will Bold host an open house for their golden wedding anniversary. Friends are invited to visit them from 2 to 5 a m and again from 7 to 8 p m.

Silveys Didi Silvey Anyut

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James Carter VHP Group R. Sell Frances Bird Mary Lou Evans Mona Shere Priscilla Blackman Jeanie Holden Lucille Gemmell Linda Byington Sandra Brestling Monya Cozad Eileanor Fitzpatrick Mye Back Row Tommy Warnke Tommy Campbell Stanley Windom Gary Watts Eliis Rock Ernest Alley Charles Knight Sue Alstrope John Hassle Jack Price Roger Benton Roy Bowling Charles Robinson Robert Irwin Mr. Tucker Legion W. D. Slothower L. Djureen Alma Knop St. Johns Lutheran Church Paul Glahn Daily Vacation Bible School Ilel Malverns Girl Scout Mra. N. PL Boyer Golf Ww. Duck J. of. Wearin Hammers Al-L Judon McMillan Mills Co
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