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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1963

Page

6

Break-ins, bus inspections, and Halloween events in Mills County

In Mills County readers learn of a recent break-in at the Legion Club near Glenwood with $10 in meat stolen. Malvern and Glenwood bus fleets were inspected by the state, with Nishna Valley district buses due for inspection on Nov 4. Halloween events loom as Guy’s Halloween masquerade draws crowds and the MYF will tour for Trick or Treat UNICEF. Route 34 changes prompt house moves near Hastings as R A Hyde and tenants relocate. Antique Festival coverage postponed to next issue.

Legion Club Glenwood Mills County Malvern Nishna Valley Hastings R. A. Hyde le Nishna le Hill Pte Hyde Tennant

Mills County Tax Levies Reported With Small Increases

County Auditor Glen Johnson announced state approval of Mills County 1963 levies. Most town levies dipped from 1962, Emerson rose slightly, Hastings fell slightly. Totals show slight increases in overall levies and state tax.

Glen Johnson State Comptroller’s Office Mills County Emerson Hastings le Malvern Henderson Silver City Pac Junction Glenwood

Old Opera House Piano Fund Boost in Malvern

Cultural fans at Malvern Antique Festival supported a piano for Nishna Cottage Rest Home, donating 115.93 dollars. The effort is led by Malvern Commercial Club head Bud Hertz, seeking further gifts at local offices and a November 3 community dinner with 11:30 serving.

Malvern Nishna Cottage Malvern Commercial Club C. L Bud) Hertz Hertz Lentz Powles Commercial Club

Goy Dance Set for This Saturday Night

Masqueraders finish costumes for the area’s annual Goy’s Hallowe’en dance in Malvern Community Building. Dick Wickman orchestra provides music with free lunch and costume awards as the long running southwest Iowa funfest draws a large crowd.

Hallowe'en Malvern Dick Wickman Iowa

Rewarded A bottle-thrower is self described by Mary Ann May

Mary Ann May an 11 year old daughter of el 6 May of east of Silver City calls herself a confirmed bottle thrower. She admits dropping five bottles into Silver creek near her farm asking finders to notify her of the date found. A Tarkio newspaper clipping reports Merl L McNeal found one bottle Sept 20 in Milans Botna near Watson, Mo, giving the girl satisfaction.

Mary Ann May Silver City Mary Ann Silver Creek Tarkiv Merl L. McNeal Milans Botna Watson

Shop Personnel Announced Here Addition-of-New

Three new Breeding and Benton shop department employees begin duties. Jim and Orville Strong, brothers from Oakland, join as mechanics. Louis Miller, ex-mechanic, starts own business. Bob Malcom of Malvern becomes partsman at Breeding and Benton.

Breeding Benton John Deere Jim Orville Strong Oakland Louis Miller Bob Malcom Malvern

Farm Bureau Hours Shaff Plan Encouragement Talk

The Malvern Community building hosted the Farm Bureau annual meeting with over 200 attendees. C. W. McManamy of Council Bluffs spoke in support of the Shaff reapportionment plan, detailing a House based on area with 99 Iowa counties and a Senate apportioned by population under a mixed party commission to draw 58 districts.

Ers Malvern C. W. McManamy Council Bluffs House of Representatives Iowa Senate Peach U. S. Congress House Lester Knop Henry Schnoor Horace Rich

Free Nov 5 Children Portraits In The Leader Feature

The Leader invites Mills county families to have their children photographed at the Community building on Tuesday November 5 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is no charge, no obligation, and appointments are by calling Mrs. Frank Fay in Malvern. Pictures will appear in print later, with printing quality ensured by a professional photographer.

Frank Fay Malvern Mills County

Antique Days Highlight Malvern Old Settlers Festival

Malvern celebrated the first Old Settlers Reunion and Antique Festival drawing about 3 000 people with antique displays in shops, an auction lasting three hours, and a parade that drew roughly 2 500 spectators. Stores showcased guns clocks glass and firm relics while townsfolk enjoyed pancakes and a varied program.

Malvern Old Settlers Louis Knop Lentz Powles Salyers Auto Pace Servic ASCS SCS Collins Ellis Graves Cecil Commercial Club Committee

Red Cross Fund Drive Moves to Oct November Schedule

The 1964 Red Cross fund drive shifts from March to late October and November. A kick off coffee will be at Glenwood fire department on October 28. Mills county ecochairmen are Mrs. Ervin Kay and Mrs. Clifford Mercer of Glenwood. The date change aims for better weather and to avoid clashes with other drives while aligning with United Fund efforts.

Red Cross Glenwood Fire Department Mills County Ervin Kay Clifford Mercer Glenwood United’ Fund

Treats for UNICEF drives in Malvern and Strahan

Malvern and Strahan youth groups of the Methodist churches plan annual Tricks or Treats for UNICEF. Malvern MYF goes out Sunday evening replacing a regular meeting, while Strahan MYF collects Wednesday evening. UNICEF funds support education and basic needs for children in developing nations.

Malvern and Strahan United Nations International Children's Education Fund Methodist Churches Unicef Malvern Myf Strahan Myf

Five Truckers Hit With Justice Court Fines

Five truckers faced fines in Justice of Peace John Hall's court this week. Charles Linehan of Fort Worth and Mike Campagna of Omaha were charged with overlengths, with $12 and costs assessed. Howard Zuhlke of Council Bluffs and Marvin Stanton of St. Louis received $15 and costs for no Iowa reciprocity. George Penland of St. Joseph was fined $9 and costs for overload. Printing call The Malvern Leader for all kinds.

Justice of Peace John Hall Charles Linehan Fort Worth Texas Mike Campagna Omaha Howard Zuhlke Council Bluffs Marvin Stanton St. Louis Iowa George Penland St. Joseph

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ruth Wilson Old Mills County Court House Eisie Taylor RAND Goy Mills County Parm Bureau Rollen Bass W. E. McGrew Ben Wilson North of Hastings Republic FFA Future Farmers of America Farm Bureau Mansfield Canton Mary Swett Eleanor Parks Virginia Bowen Jacquie Mulholland Lee Ross Fremont Mills Glenwood State School Elricks Justice Court Malvern Leader
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