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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1962

Page

7

This Week in Mills County Illinois and Malvern Happenings

Rural precinct voting clerks proved hard to locate as County Auditor Glen Johnson worked to fill three remaining precincts amid harvest. A fall at Wilson Clothing left Mrs. Charles Wilson with a fractured left wrist. Bloedel Hardware unveils a Berg selector case with rotating racks for small items. Halloween festivities in Malvern featured lively trick or treaters, decorative pranks, and a late night mayoral intervention. In family notes, Mr and Mrs John Scott welcome hospital visits as Elizabeth, Michael, and Jennifer receive care and procedures in Omaha and local facilities.

Glen Johnson Charles Wilson Wilson Clothing Malvern Bloedel Hallowe'en Burdette Spiker

Peru College Names Larry Swett One of Seven Seniors

Larry Swett of Malvern is among seven Peru College seniors named to Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. A mathematics major, Swett serves as VP of Kappa Delta Pi, president of Alpha Mu Omega, active in the Peru Historical Society, Phi Alpha Theta delegate, and has six semesters on the honor roll tied to intra mural athletics and student education work.

Mills County Larry Swett Nebraska State Teachers College Peru Harold Boras Kappa Delta Pi Larry Harold Swett Malvern Alpha Mu Omega

Mills Co Voters to Polls Next Tuesday Short Ballot

Mills county voters head to the polls on November 6 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. for a general election using a shortened ballot. No county contests appear. voters choose among Republican, Democratic and Independent columns with key races for state senate and governor.

Mills County Iowa Vern Lisle Ruth Scott Mills, Fremont Page Lisel House Senate Scott State Board of Public Instruction Ben Jensen Ed Peters Denison

Helen Kline Installed Worthy Grand Matron of Iowa

Large delegation attends 85th Grand Chapter ceremony in Sioux City as Mrs. John Kline of Malvern is installed 63rd Worthy Grand Matron of the Order of Eastern Star of Town. Officers from southwest Iowa are installed. musical tributes and a large Malvern delegation follow. A dinner and anniversary events planned. town notices and a card of thanks concluded.

Helen Kline Iowa John Kline Malvern Order of Eastern Star Sioux City Wendell Teachout Farragut Leeman Jackson Sidney Henry J. Taiks Quick Stanley Crawford Missouri Valley Delmar Chandler Modale Clarence Nagel Council Bluffs Mavern J. A. Kline BD. M. Kline B. L. Gilbert Charles Johnson Randall Kine R. L. Campbell William Baer Elmer Jackson Charles Hansen Darrel Frederickson Glen Dalrymple Frank Stevens Jr F. R

Voters in Fre mont Mills district reject new high school bonds

In a special election 1,096 ballots were cast in Fre mont Mills district. The proposal to issue up to 538000 for a new Ta bor high school was defeated 654 to 442 with Randolph Thurman and Bartlett heavily against while Tabor and Rawles township approved. Eight ballots were spoiled. precinct totals show Hawles and Tabor voting patterns with varied yes and no results.

Fremont-Mills Tabor Randolph Thurman Bartlett Rawles Township Hawles

NY High GOP Bastion Seen in Student Ballot Test

A Malvern Leader sample ballot shows NY High School students backing Norman Erbe for governor, William Scherle for Representative, and Dallas McGrew for supervisor with 98 votes each. Of 145 votes, 54 straight Republican and 36 straight Democratic. Local county races largely GOP.

Eld Malvern Leader Norman Erbe Wm. J. Scherle Dallas McGrew Supervisor Erbe Harold E. Hughes Evan Maltman Lawrence Scalise U.S Bourke B. Hickenlooper E. B. Smith Ben Jensen Ed Peters Vern Lisle Paul Scott Nishna Valley High Page 2

Eleven New Motor Vehicles Registered This Week

County Treasurer F. M. Robinson notes eleven new registrations including Chevrolets for Henry C Sehnoor Jr Malvern Dr Edward Ziegler Eileen Rupe and Thomas Watson Glenwood Fords for Salyers Auto Co Malvern Mary E Smith Pacific Junction Marion Kephart Glenwood Oldsmobile for Charles E Phelps Hastings Plymouth for Orville E Tackett Glenwood Pontiac for Calvin Detlef Glenwood Ford truck for Emil P Roenfeldt Glenwood District Court Clerk J L Donner reports no marriage licenses issued this week.

F. M. Robinson Henry C. Sehnoor Jr Malvern Edward Ziegler Eileen Rupe Thomas Watson Glenwood Fords Salyers Auto Co Mary E. Smith Pacific Junction Marion Kephart Oldsmobile Charles E. Phelps Hastings Plymouth Orville E. Tackett Pontiac Calvin Detlef Ford Truck Emil P. Roenfeldt J. L. Donner

Shortage of Grain Cars Hits Harvest Area

Mills county faces a railroad car shortage during peak soybean harvest. Douglas Sanders of Good Grain Co. says they can cope, but few reasons are known. Cars are tied up with CCC corn and Cuban crisis implications. Harvest yields average about 30 bushels per acre as tractors and wagons line up at Good scales.

Mills County Douglas Sanders Good Grain Co Malvern and Hastings Commodity Credit Corporation

Grading Work Starts Near New Peaceville Bridge

County Engineer Troy Rhody was advised that grading work will begin this weekend on three fourths of a mile north of the new Peaceville bridge south of Malvern. Nelson Construction Co. of Red Oak will perform the work.

Troy Rhody Peaceville Malvern Nelson Construction Co Red Oak

Who Can Vote and Where All set to vote next Tuesday

All citizens 21 years or older who have resided in the state six months, in the county six weeks and in the precinct 10 days are eligible to vote. Polls open 8 a m to 8 p m at locations in Emerson Glenwood Hastings Malvern Plattville Ingraham Benton Center Silver Creek White Cloud Deer Creek Rawles Mineola St Marys West Oak Lyons.

Emerson Legion Hall Glenwood Old Armory Congregational Church

Sheriff Reports Repeated Horse Theft in Mills County

Mills County sheriff reports ongoing horse thefts including a yearling registered sorrel stallion stolen from Stanley Fister farm near Glenwood and another sorrel horse taken from Com Murray farm west of Glenwood. Residents urged caution as investigations continue.

Mills County Eisherie Anwin Stanley~ Fister Farm Glenwood

Boys Admit Part in Vandalism at Tabor Station

Sheriff Edwin Barkus said a Tabor boy about age unknown admitted taking part in the vandalism at Rose Oil Co. station in Tabor. He implicated two other boys from Tabor and Thurman. They agreed to pay replacement costs for broken neon sign tubing after a beer bust early Saturday.

Edwin Barkus Tabor Thurman Rose Oil Co

Wide Originality at Gay Hallowe'en Dance Impresses Crowd

A large crowd attended the Gay Hallowe'en dance at the Community building. Costumes ranged from individual characters to group ensembles with prizes awarded to Eddie Mulholland as the bride and Jackie Jacobsen as groom, and Mrs. Jack Stanley as Lady Godiva on a horse made of her husband and Dr. Richard Troutman. Guests came from across the area and enjoyed music by Skippy Anderson and orchestra, plus refreshments and a long intermission lunch.

Eddie Mulholland Jackie Jacobsen Extra Charles Wilson Phyllis Buhr Bob Poorte Bob Henderson Bob Schoening LeRoy Viner Richard Gay Lady Godiva Jack Stanley Glenwood Richard

County Auditor Sets Election Day Hours Late

County Auditor Glen Johnson announced election day hours for his office will run from 8 a.m. until the final vote tally. The final count is expected to extend around 2 a.m. for the counting process.

Glen Johnson

4-H Party Set for Mills County Saturday Evening

A party for Mills County 4-H members will be held Saturday November 3 at 7 30 p m in the Malvern Community building. Boys and girls county 4-H officers plan games mixers folk dances and social dancing for all ages. The Teen 4 H club will hold a rummage sale soon and invites 4-H members to bring sale items to the party.

Mills County 1H Malvern 4-H

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