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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1964

Page

6

Highway 34 Relocation Presses On In Mills County

Work accelerates on the Malvern to Hastings Highway 34 relocation but faces a labor shortage. Road detours include Blue Grass road and Co. Road V to Hillsdale as rock is laid and calcium chloride or oil sought to reduce dust. No final approval yet from the state highway commission or county supervisors. The Leader asks for names of students leaving for school to publish next issue.

Malvern Hastings Malvern West Hillsdale State Highway Commission County Board of Supervisors Highway 275 R. B. Burch

State Joins Anti Weed Movement in This Community

North Malvern householders cheered Wednesday as state highway workers mowed and cut 6 ft weeds on the Vaughn Hoover lot across the street. Residents had petitioned the commission to clean up the site, citing hay fever from the weeds. The commission was asked to fill the lot and neighbors plan to keep it mowed and cleaned.

North Malvern Vaughn Hoover

Malvern Stores to Close for Labor Day Observance

Malvern business houses will close Monday in observance of Labor Day. Lentz Powles, president of the Malvern Commercials' club, notes Labor Day is one of six holidays the club observes by closing. Student art display at Glenwood Home Furnishings begins Aug 26, Grace Torrance instructor, 12 2.

Malvern Lentz Powles Malvern Commercials'club Glenwood Home Furnishings Grace Torrance

Enrollments Rise in Mills County Schools

Enrollments continued to climb in Mills county with gains across all three community systems from 4 to 0 percent. The report highlights stronger total pupil counts and indicates each district posted growth in the latest census.

Mills County

Rev Shiveley Begins Interdenominational Ministry in Malvern

The Rev. Hugh Shiveley will lead an interdenominational ministry sharing duties between the Malvern Baptist and Presbyterian churches beginning Sept 1. Services include Presbyterian 8 a.m. Sunday school and 10 a.m. worship, Baptist 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. worship. Shiveley will remain with Silver City Baptist church and join Corning Presbytery as a non voting member.

Hugh Shiveley Baptist Church Bulletin- Board Presbyterian Church Board Shiveley Malvern Baptist Church Edward Mulholland Darrell Frederickson Pale Allensworth Ralph Bower Bill Blackburn Morris Parks Presbyterian Missouri Valley Silver City

Construction Brings Newcomers to Malvern

Relocation of Highway 34 attracts construction workers to Malvern seeking housing. Mr and Mrs John Wallace move their mobile home to Payne trailer court and Dale Baker rents the J E Ellison property trailer. John King rooms at Mrs Roy Brewer residence. Additional crews expected as housing efforts continue.

Highway 34 John Wallace Payne Trailer Court Dale Baker J. E. Ellison John King Roy Brewer

Sheriff Urges Extreme Caution for Labor Day Travel

Sheriff Edwin Barkus and the Iowa State Sheriffs Association urge drivers to be extremely careful during the Labor Day weekend of September 5 to 7. They plan round-the-clock patrols on primary and secondary roads and call for a statewide, all-out effort by motorists and law enforcement to curb the rising accident trend.

Edwin Barkus Mills Sheriff's Association

Three Persons Fined Here by Justice Hall

Three received fines in Justice of Peace John Hall's court this past week. Russell Ireland of Fairfax Missouri was fined 15 dollars and costs for lacking valid Missouri registration in his truck. Raymond Sawyer of Spencer Wisconsin was fined 15 dollars and costs for improper registration. George Riffel of Malvern was fined 5 dollars and costs for an insufficient funds check and made restitution on demand.

Justice Hall Justice of Peace John Hall Russell Ireland Fairfax Souri Raymond Sawyer Spencer Wis George Riffel Malvern

Rew Burgoin Reelected ASCS Head

Rew G Burgoin of Ingraham township was reelected chairman of the Mills county ASC committee at the annual ASCS convention in Malvern on Saturday Aug 29. Vern Sell of Rawlesa township was reelected vice chairman and Guy G Grindis Jr of White Cloud township was named third member. First and second alternates were Austin Bass of Rawlesa township and Robert M Hopp of Silver Creek township. Terms run one year from Sept 1. The committee will direct county level farm programs including price supports wool incentive payments grain storage cost sharing conservation the feed grain program and the wheat program.

Rew G. Burgoin Ingraham Township Mills County ASC ASCS Malvern Vern Sell Rawtes Township Guy G. Grindis, Jr White Cloud Township Austin Bass Rawlesa Township Robert M. Hopp Silver Creek Township ASCE

Lightning Struck Crib Fire at Vernon Crouse Farm

Hastings firemen aided by Malvern on mutual aid battled a corn crib blaze on the Vernon Crouse farm near Hastings. The fire started by lightning was quickly controlled with no serious damage.

Vernon Crouse Farm Hastings Malvern Vernon Crouse

Linda Chandler Injured After Fall in Malvern

Malvern firemen rushed their resuscitator to aid Linda Chandler after she tripped on paving while walking to a store with her brother Max. The injury appeared serious and she was transported to Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs for X rays.

Malvern Linda Chandler Max Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffs

Accidents Show Drop in August in Mills County

Mills County traffic accidents declined in August from the prior year, Sheriff Ed Win Barkus reports. The past month recorded 10 crashes with four injuries, compared with 19 accidents and 13 injuries in August 1963. Also noted: a special value-team package, $1.27, at The Leader office.

Mills County Edwin Barkus Leader

Pair Sought After Debris Dump On Mills County Roads

Investigators seek two men who dumped junk along a four to five mile dirt road north of Glenwood, including old tables, doors, tree limbs, a bicycle and toilet fixtures. A Pearl Brandon driven car struck debris, prompting Sheriff Barkus and Deputy Mead to pursue leads from papers found in a table drawer.

Mills Glenwood Pearl Brandon

State approves exemptions list from board of supervisors

County Auditor Glen Johnson reports the State Tax Commission approved homestead and military exemptions earlier set by the board. Homestead exemptions total 4,568,350 this year versus 4,498,137 last year. Military exemptions amount to 468,880 compared with 460,975 a year ago.

Glen Johnson State Tax Commission Board of Supervisors

Basses at State Strategy Session in Iowa GOP meet

Mr and Mrs Earl Bass represented Mills county at a state meeting for Republican county chairmen and women, chaired by state chairman Robert Ray. State candidates attended to plan the upcoming campaign. Att’y Gen Evan Hultman spoke on campaigning and direct voter outreach. John Burrows of Davenport, new Iowa coordinator for the Nazl committee and Goldwater Miller campaign, was introduced along with other staff.

Earl Bass Mills County Robert Ray Att'y Evan Hultman GOP John Burrows Davenport Iowa Republican Nazl Committee Goldwater-Miller

Country Schools Open This Week In Mills County

Two of Mills county three rural schools opened Monday August 31 according to Supt M D Vetterick All teachers from last year are back Hillsdale reports 10 pupils Ferne Alberts Bethlehem has 16 pupils for Pearle Sprague Next week Kim Grove school will open taught by Elms Whitehill of Tabor Prospective enrollment figures were not available

Mills County M. D. Vetterick Hillsdale Ferne Alberts Bethlehem Pearle Sprague Kim Grove Elms Whitehill Tabor

Mills County Women Attend 7th District Demo Strategy Meet

Mrs. Otha D. Wearin of Hastings and Mrs. Nelle Fickel of Henderson represented the Mills County Democrat Women's club at a 7th District conference in Atlantic on Aug. 30. They discussed campaign strategy for the Johnson, Hughes, Hansen ticket.

Otha D. Wearin Hastings Nelle Fickel Henderson Mills County Democrat Women's Club Atlantic Johnson, Hughes, Hansen

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