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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1963
Page
6
Permits to trap at Willow Slough were issued at the Slough from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon on Thursday by Conservation Officer Chris Hein. Trapping will not be permitted until after close of the duck season on November 17. Interested parties may contact Officer Hein in Glenwood if unable to obtain permits the day of issue.
About a dozen Mills county Farm Bureau members plan to attend the 46th annual Iowa Farm Bureau meeting in Des Moines November 18 to 20. William H. McGrew of Em- will join the House of Delegates mission, Knop of Hastings to county president attend the county president’s meeting and dinner on November 18, with a pancake breakfast and full day program. The event includes adoption of Farm Bureau policy and election of state officers by voting delegates. Attending Mills county members listed include Mr. and Mrs. Snop, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Fillen, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jermann, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eder, William H. McGrew, Wayne Blackman, Mrs. J. C. Fly, and Jack Bwait.
Darrell D. Kuntzweiler 28 of Oak was fined 90 and costs by Justice Ernest Timmerman in Glenwood for running a stop sign. His car collided Wednesday at the junction of highways 275 and 34 with a transport driven by Maurice E. Geith. Passenger Kyutz weller's car, Mrs. Chester Oliver 31 of Kansas City Missouri, was injured fatally.
Malvern High School and Malvern Junior High invite families to an annual open house on Tuesday evening from 7 20 to 9 p m. Superintendent Drink urges patrons to meet staff, tour rooms, and view department displays as the one yearly opportunity to connect with the school. Light lunch will be served.
Seven new motor vehicle registrations last week include Chevrolets to Mary A. Jones and Robert M. Hopp in Malvern C G Bayes Emergon George T. Marshall Silver City Ford to August Luth Glenwood Pontiacs to Lakin Implement Co and Abraham D Shelley Emer son Marriage licenses issued to Joe Ruth 22 and Mary Alice Flores 16 both of Omaha Richard L Schow 22 Emergon and Norma Gamble 20 Glenwood Delinquent real estate and personal taxes will be advertised next week says treasurer F M Robinson.
Nine car and truck cases were heard by Justice of Peace John Hall in the past week. Russell Dean Howell, 22, Bil ger City, was fined $10 and costs for losing control near the railroad overpass on Highway 24 east of Malvern. about 3300 in damage to a 1953 Ford resulted. Other fines included Tom Clark of Malvern for running a stop sign, $10 and costs. Howard of Barlow, Warrenburg, Mo., no pro rate on a truck tractor, $15 and costs. Henry Flemming of Laylan, W Va., and Eldon H. Niematechk of Albuquerque, N. M., overlength, $12 and costs each. John Capshaw of Malvern for improper registration, $10 and costs. Albert McCalip of Sand Springs, Okla., no Iowa reciprocity. Watt of Jerseyville, Ill., no Iowa pro rate on trailer. Harold of Brannan, Eldred, Ill., no Iowa pro rate on tractor, each $10.
J. E. Randerson, longtime Mason with 50 years of membership, will be guest of honor at Silver Urn Lodge No. 234's 8 a.m. meeting Saturday November 16 at the Masonic Temple. Born April 30 1913 in Chrysolite Lodge 420 Logan later moving to Malvern he served as Worshipful Master in 1920 and belongs to York Rite Tangier Shrine Omaha. A brief program with music travelogue and address by F. R. Chantry is planned. event open to the public.
The Empress Theater opens A Gathering of Eagles a SAC behind the scenes drama starring Rock Hudson Rod Taylor Mary Peach and Barry Sullivan highlighting Strategic Air Command. Spartacus screens at Sunpress with Kirk Douglas Laurence Olivier and Tony Curtis in a Technicolor epic based on Howard Fast novel.
Jay Darnold returned from Edmundson hospital this Thursday afternoon after treatment for injuries from operating a corn picker on his Malvern area farm Monday. He lost the little finger of his right hand and the second finger to the knuckle in the accident.
The Currens of Glenwood welcomed two daughters and a son Debra Marie Denise Marie and Douglas Dean at Jennie Edmundson hospital. Neighbor Mrs Hugh Trask leads a community fund drive, started to help the Currens who, though saving, did not anticipate triplets. Mr Curren serves with People's Natural Gas Company.
Silver City Methodist church hosts an annual supper and bazaar on Saturday November 23. Bazaar and snack bar open at 2 PM, supper served at 6:30 PM with adults priced at 2.60 and children at 7ic. Proceeds support church activities.
Malvern Community High School introduces an industrial arts course in electrical wiring using the Voc Ag building facilities. Instructors Paul Hopp and Vernon Arndt guide students through wiring mock-ups, loads, safety, circuit design, and fuse and breaker concepts.
Sheriff Edwin Barkus reported a teenage Mille County girl stepped into a bear trap on Halloween night in Pacific Junction. The trap, about three feet long with powerful jaws, was confiscated after the incident. the girl was not injured and the parents chose not to press charges. Two boys helped free her from the rusty device.
Mrs Wayne Blackman of Malvern and Mrs qa Alley of Hastings will represent Shelby County as county chairman and vice chairman at the Iowa Farm Bureau Women’s Conference in Des Moines on November 18. The event includes a noon luncheon and a 1:20 p.m. start at Hotel Fort Des Moines with business session and elections for state women’s committee and delegates to the Chicago conference in December.
The Nishna Botna Girl Scout council schedules leaders training in Malvern and Glenwood on November 19 20 and 22 with Mrs Betty Pullen of Council Bluffs as instructor.
A heartfelt thanks to friends and relatives for letters cards visits and kindness while in hospital and after returning home expressing gratitude for support during recovery.
Mary Jo Robbins daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Robbins north of Hastings and nursing education student at University of Iowa was inducted in the U S Navy Nurses Candidate Program in Des Moines Friday. She will continue studies at Iowa City and graduate in two years, be commissioned an ensign six months before graduation, and serve three years with the first year in the United States before duties abroad.
Barry Strebelin Trey Nor and Daniel L Hackmeister Edward L Morris of Council Bluffs faced $10 fines and costs after appearing before Justice Ernest Timmerman for parking sans lights on the highway shoulder. An officer on Bellevue bridge detained them. Kenneth R Carlile Grand Island Nebraska and Richard D Bierman Glenwood were fined $25 and costs for reckless driving. Laurence A Pace Jr Glenwood paid $10 and costs for failure to report a property damage accident. Jack Hawkins Tabor was fined for running a red light and Jacques C Meyers Wichita Kansas was fined for improper parsing, each $10 and costs.
Mills county MYF groups back the parson to person appeal for understanding and funds for retarded children during National Retarded Children's Week, with co chairmen Mrs. Terry Barton and Mrs. Sarah Wingerd naming area captains and sponsors across Henderson, Malvern, Strahan, Emerson, Hastings, Silver City, Glenwood, and Pacific Junction. A rural mail campaign runs with Glenwood Newcomers Club cooperation, highlighted by a coffee and work session on Friday November 22 for mailer prep led by Doris Phillipa of Glenwood.
A rear end collision occurred Friday two miles east of Glenwood when a car driven by Douglas G. Abbott collided with Roy A. Good who was turning off the highway. Abbott, 35, of Red Oak, sustained $100 damage. Good, 24, of route 3 Glenwood, had a right turn and his car was not damaged. Sheriff Edwin Berkus reported no injuries.
A Malvern Community School district petition seeks a special tax for a future high school. The board scheduled December 10 for an election at regular polling places to approve up to 2.0 mills for up to five years, potentially raising about $20,000 annually and reducing future financing costs via bonds.
Fire department ticket chair Rick Smith announces tickets for the Malvern Volunteer Wire Dept Firemen Frolic on November 30. Jay Kay Orchestra from Omaha to play, with a floor show and multiple door prizes. Tickets available through any fireman. Also notes turkey dinner at Emerson Methodist on November 20 for 1.25.
Patricia Newell of Malvern and 112 other University of Iowa freshmen are exempt from all or part of the SUI rhetoric program. Exemptions require placement in the top quarter on the ACT and passing writing and speech exams.
The first Adult Vocational Agriculture meeting at Malvern Community High School will present The States New Self-Teaching Program. It will be held in the Voc Ag building on Thursday Nov. 21 at 7 30 p m. Enrollment costs $1 and thirteen meetings are planned including one supper.
A colder November stretch continues with light rain and brisk highs and lows. The week began with a Sunday high near 40 and a Monday trace of rain, while midweek temperatures drop toward the low 20s.
Vacation schedules set by Supt. N P Drink for Malvern Community schools. No school on November 28 and 29. Christmas vacation runs from December 21 to January 6.
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