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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1964

Page

7

Mrs Obrecht Wins Wool Contest Reserve and Best Construction

Mrs Obrecht scored in a Wool contest held on February 20 in Clarinda. Her outfit a coat and matching skirt made of Pendleton wool earned the reserve ribbon and the best construction award. Attendees included Mrs Lloyd Obrecht of Harlan and Mr and Mrs Earl Bass. Mrs Obrecht is pictured with Mrs Bill Royer and Mrs Harold Knorr.

Clarinda Lloyd Obrecht Harlan Earl Bass Obrecht Bill Royer Harold Knorr

Resolutions Stir Debate at Farm Bureau Meet Sat

Mills county Farm Bureau held its annual meeting in Malvern with resolutions on state and national issues. Debates led to changes on daylight savings time hunting limits and a bid to amend the U S Constitution for a population area based bicameral legislature. Other items covered tax revenue, vocational education, farm programs, and social security earnings for retirees. Lester Knop presided and Glenn LeCroyt spoke.

Mills County Farm Bureau Malvern Creighton Miller Concensus Bill Scherle Congress U. S Glenn H. LeCroyt Omaha Lester Knop Farm Bureau

Pony Creek Watershed Construction Progress Report

Keith Glandon of the U S Soil Conservation Service reports ongoing progress in the Pony Creek Watershed. Seven 1963 structures damaged by spring rains have been repaired and reseeded. reseeding for overgrazing or negligence losses may not be funded. Structures 23, 24, and 30 near completion with spring 1965 seeding for 23, 24, 30, and a plan for a 1965 contract covering remaining sites. The project aims to finish well before 1970.

Keith Glandon U. S. Soil Conservation Service Pony Creek Glandon Chris Vohs Gates Salistean LaVerne Mendenhall Dalmatow Lungren Clowers Nelson and Millsap Pitzer Farm Chute Farm King Farm

Emersonian Attends Omaha Insurance Conference

Goyd Nuckells, district manager for Haverson in the Malvern area of Modern Woodmen of America, joined about 50 managers and agents at a two day Omaha conference. He earned the invitation for strong production and adherence to life insurance principles. The Emersonian addressed linking personal life insurance planning with estate planning at the meeting.

Emersonian Goyd Nuckells Haverson Modern Woodmen of America Malvern Omaha Nuckells

Nishna Valley taxes, plans, and staff gains noted at PTO meeting

Nishna Valley parents heard about budget growth driven by a 7 mill increase for the general fund since district reorganization. Salaries lag state averages as the district remains about 3 mills below the state rate, while new courses and facilities expand offerings. The October high school meeting reviewed curriculum changes, new art and language tracks, full time guidance and librarian staff, and plans to extend PE to elementary schools with higher degrees for teachers.

Durbin Nishna Valley Salares

Two Malvern Residents Enter Nishna Cottage

A local meeting featured a question and answer period after talks, coffee and doughnuts, and a business session deciding dues of $1 per family. The next meeting is November 16 with speaker Dr. Virgil B. Sterling on the Emotionally Disturbed Child, followed by songs and games led by Clyde Patton.

Malvern Nishna Cottage Virgil B. Sterling Psychological Department Mental Health Institute Clarinda Clyde Patton

Just Arrived Fence and Steel Goods at Malvern Lumber Co

Malvern Lumber Co in Malvern Iowa announces a carload arrival of fence and steel products. Also notes Mrs L C Blank of Henderson attended the U S Independent Telephone Assn convention in Los Angeles from Oct 17 to 21, with a trip to Honolulu and the Hawaiian islands and a visit to sister-in-law Mrs Geo Cherry in Hawaii.

Malvern Lumber Co Malvern, Ia

Pack Meeting Awards at Cub Scout Park 242

Cub Scout Pack No 242 held its monthly meeting on Oct. 22 at the Community building. Den 4 staged a puppet skit about fire bugs and litter-bugs. Badges awarded to Dennis Kyle lion Chris Stephens wolf Robert Horn bear Bryce Benscoter denner stripe Larry Leu Jay Robbins gold arrow Mark Shiveley silver arrow Bryce Benscoter two year service star Rory Hascall Mark Shiveley Kevin Anderson Donnie Swanson and Mary Louise Wearin one year service stars. Three new scouts welcomed James Hatfield Joe Phelps and Mark Knight.

Cub Scout Park No Den 4 Dennis Kyle Lion Chris Stephens Wolf Robert. Horn Bear Bryce Benscoter Denner Larry Leu Jay Robbins Gold Arrow Mark Shiveley Silver Arrow Rory Hascall Kevin Anderson Donnie Swanson

Richard Bichel Begins Navy Basic Training in San Diego

Richard A. Bichel USN son of Mr and Mrs Ferdinand L Bichel of Silver City started nine week basic training September 22 at the Naval Training Center San Diego Calif The program covers naval orientation history organization seamanship ordnance gunnery military drill first aid and survival Recruits take tests and interviews to shape future Navy assignments Upon completion they move to service schools or on the job training to man ships planes and shore stations

San Diego Calif FHTNC Richard A. Bichel USN Ferdinand L. Bichel Silver City Naval Training Center Navy

4 H News Silver Creek Go Getters 411 Club Meeting Report

The 4 H club met October 12 at the home of Bob and Donnie Bell with 13 old members two new members and one leader present. Officers for 1965 elected include Bob Bell president David Newell vice president Randy Barber secretary treasurer Mark Babbitt reporter and Donnie Bell sergeant at arms. The club plans a float in the Old Settlers parade and a gun safety demonstration by Donnie Bell and Tim Adams followed. Refreshments served by Mrs Bell. Ambitious Andies 4 H club voted new officers Linnea Johnson president Betsy Paul vice president Davie Carlstedt secretary Kathy Paul treasurer Peggy Haack historian and Jafie Warren reporter. The club earned the largest prize money at the county fair. Family Night is set for November 9 at Henderson school with Patty Patton as reporter. Paper gummed tape and ads follow.

Silver Creek Andies Henderson School Patty Patton

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Mrs. LaVerne Obrecht Farm Bureau Meet Glenwood St. John's Lutheran Church Doris Beckwith Claude Vinions Wilson Elton Clay B. F. Goodrich God Wee Jonathan Grimes Turley Rome Wright Hamburg Electrolux Homer Miller 24Th St Bassinet Kieffer Canning Maxwell Orchard Tabor Hwy Skelgas Johnson Emerson Richard Bichel Leader Nas Children's Shoes Wenninghoff Treynor, PLC Hunter Blue Cross George W. Ernst McPherson Ave Council Bluffs Pace Service Co Robinson’s Iowa A. Page County Blacktop Villisca A. Mills County Good Rock Road Corning National Farms Co P.O Red Oak Herb Jingst Salyers Auto Company Singer Co Singer Jim Winchester Henderson Clarinda Production Credit Assn Otha Wearth Farm Office Lynn Sowers Carson Tay Ph Fred G Henry Oakland, Fa Pace’s Burl_Morris Bill Gravett Homer Fritz Emerson Locker Meat Processing Art Hagedorn Ag-Te Dean Fender Frank's Milling Blackburn Richard D. Blackburn Oakland Bett An Costello Nt Lemelas Emerson Farm Supply Jimerson Randolph J. J. Clark Glenwanod John Deere Donald West Hastings Don Bruce Charles Leland Stroud Breagh Shenandoah Strahan Zeno Bass Ellis Grindle Farm Cleo Hall Spiker Feed & Supply Clifford Allely Salyers Implement Company Altf George Hunt Beltsville No. 1 Ivan Core Macedonia Town Poland Ching Loran Boyer & Son Iet Hormel Tom Axtell Phc Hampbear Marl Johnson Herman Storterbecker Bob West Duroc Assn Kenneth Grindle Stewart Seed Co South 33Rd St Raye Ee Teg Byron. Reed CO Farnam Jim Anderson Buthornessy Ing Malvern Volunteer Fire Department
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