Malvern Mayor Hosts First Court In Years
Mayor Burdette Spiker convened a rare mayor's court Tuesday evening due to Justice of Peace John Hall being away. A speeding case against Woody Jones resulted in a $10 fine plus costs.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1963
Page
7
Mayor Burdette Spiker convened a rare mayor's court Tuesday evening due to Justice of Peace John Hall being away. A speeding case against Woody Jones resulted in a $10 fine plus costs.
A fall feed and livestock outlook meeting is scheduled for Wednesday September 18 at 8 p.m. in the Malvern Community building. LaVerne Obrecht, county extension director, reports Errol Petersen of Iowa State University will discuss the coming year's feed and livestock prospects and answer questions.
The Cub Scout Pack met September 11 at Liberty Memorial to plan fall and winter activities. The annual Round-Up will be at the September 26 Pack meeting inviting all boys eight by October 1 and their parents. Bill Barber named assistant cubmaster. Jim Ford to chair the committee. vacancies to be filled at the 26th. Mrs Ruth Miller to oversee new den. Mrs Pat Salyers to assist. finances show $146.32 earned from July 4 popcorn sale leaving $225.98 on hand.
Mills County voters showed light turnout as school elections proceeded. In Area 2 Hugh Trask won with 103 votes over Terry Barton 48. Genung had two write-ins. Area 1 Gordon Steiner re-elected with 43 votes amid write-ins. Malvern districts 1 and 3 no-contest results Clarence Burgoin 12 votes in Dist 1, Henry Washburn 24 in Dist 3. Nishia Valley Oscar Haack re-elected Dist 1 27 to 24, Virgil Curtis re-elected Dist 5 unopposed 16. Glenwood Eurel Anderson elected Dist 1 to succeed Jack Burgoin. Donald Bruce re-elected treasurer. 168 total votes.
Neighbors in Jackson county west of Henderson discovered nine 3-foot balloons tethered to a camera attached to a fish cord. The balloons had blown from Omaha photographer Ray Christensen who was filming Omaha events at Peony Park when a gust tangled the cord in a tree. The camera survived intact.
A Tuesday storm dumped over four inches of rain in central Mills County with heavy evening downpours. A long machine shed and corn crib were blown apart at the James Summers farm, while a large tree limb broke off and damaged the Dale Allensworth home porch roof. High humidity preceded the storm as Art Trively and his wife arrived in town to visit relatives.
Strahan Methodist church Young Adult Sunday school class painted Mrs. Rose White and Mabels house white with blue trim last Thursday. Congressman Ben F Jensen funded the paint and paid the labor bill, directing the funds to Strahan church improvements. Bees stung some, but the day fostered fellowship and a pot luck lunch. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hillyer and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis and son, Mrs. Lynn Costello, Mr. and Mrs. David Angus and their IFYE guest Malcolm Guy from New Zealand. Guy shared insights about his homeland, adding interest to the project. The Whites expressed deep appreciation to Jensen and the class members.
Hillsdale Church marks debt free status after a five year effort culminating in a dedication Sunday. The mortgage will be burned during services led by Dr. J Henry Teele with Rev LeRoy Pullman delivering the sermon. Since rebuilding after 1957, the congregation has hosted numerous fundraisers and community meals.
Youthful rodeo riders gear up for a three performance DeMolay event at Malvern fairgrounds Saturday and Sunday with night shows both days and an afternoon program Sunday. Previous rodeos were in Hastings and Thurman Stock. Will Scott arranged the events and promises excitement for all three performances.
The Women’s Societies of Christian Service from Strahan Henderson Hastings and Emerson sponsor a reception for all Nishna Valley Community School District teachers. It will be Sept 18 at 8 p.m. in the new high school building. The event is for parents and patrons to meet the teaching staff and is not the public open house for the building.
First meeting of the Malvern Community School Advisory Committee will be held in the Chantry school library at 8 p m on September 19. This will be the annual reorganizational meeting. All members urged to attend. Mrs LuElla Walker new art teacher will present the program and show items from her work plan.
Silver City hosts a joint county meeting of the American Legion and Auxiliary in the Legion hall this Friday at 8 p m. Sgt. Pruitt of the Treynor Missile Base will show a film and discuss the base operation as the feature of the evening program. All Legionnaires and Auxiliary members urged to attend.
Henderson plans a tractor contest as part of the annual Henderson Holiday on Saturday September 21 in the afternoon. The full day runs from a 10 a.m. parade through contests sports games special features to a dance at night with Aunt Jemima serving free pancakes at noon and a barbecue at 5 30 p.m.
Mills county supervisors approved a $12,500 damages award for 2.38 acres owned by Norman Pierce in Peaceville as part of condemnation for a paving project linked to a planned route extending toward Fremont county. The move follows a mutual appraisal process with role assignments for Colwell, Jackson, and Smith. Pierce may remain on his property until March 1 while other nearby parcels, including Belknap and Danley sites, are eyed for potential acquisitions to straighten turns and connect Highway 2 between Shenandoah and Sidney.
Malvern Iowa electors will vote October 14 on a proposal to change council terms from two to four years. A petition urged a special election, with nominations due by October 8 and a November 5 general election if approved. Mayor Burdette Spiker announced the date and details.
Blood donors are reminded that the Red Cross blood mobile will be in Malvern this Friday from noon until 5 p m. Local workers have set up arrangements and the Wesley Chapel WSCS will handle the canteen. A special call has been made for donors with blood types AB and O.
Donald Overman sues the estate of Mrs Frances Buch in Mills county district court for total damages of 56809 33. The case, initially set for September, was moved to the October term opening October 28 after Mrs Buch died from injuries in an auto collision east of Glenwood that also involved Overman, a state school employee who was charged with manslaughter but acquitted.
County chairman Ren Burgoin reports this year’s ASCS elections for community committees will be held Thursday September 19 at 8 p m in township venues including Wesley Chapel church Center Hillsdale School Deer Creek Strahan School Glenwood Court House Indian Creek Hastings Community Building Ingraham Silver City town hall Lyons Burr Oak School Oak Mineola Legion Hall Plattville Lincoln School Rawles Center School Silver Creek Malvern Eureka No 1 School St Marys and White Cloud Strahan Church Basement
A brief page 10 of the Nishna Valley school section announces upcoming items and headlines. It teases features on football season openers, local club meeting notes, disease control tips, and a weathered inquiry about Silver Creek fish.
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