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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1962
Page
3
Local column lists numerous visitors from California, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa, plus extended family and friends arriving in Shenandoah area for reunions, graveside services, and visits. Highlights include Baldoziers returning from Estes Park, beauty school events, and several trips to Colorado, Omaha, and Mayo Clinic.
Ren G Burgoin announces the 1962 crop corn price support minimum at $L17 per bushel in Mills County. Participation in the 1962 feed grain program affects eligibility. nonparticipants receive no 1962 corn support. Eligibility hinges on 1959 60 yield, 1962 acreage, yield grade, moisture, storage, and 1962 produced grain. Loans and purchase agreements run harvest to May 21 1963 with July 31 1963 loan maturity.
Mills county grand jury is called for Friday to hear the case against Donald Overman 25 Corning charged with manslaughter Judge Kent Martin will preside The charge stems from the February accident in which Mrs Julius Buch 46 route 3 Glenwood died.
A pickup truck and a tractor collision left a pickup falling off a bridge near Silver City. Sheriff reports Sheldon Williams was driving a tractor across the bridge when Clifford Stewart lost control the pickup, leading to the accident. No injuries were reported.
Otis Allensworth thanks friends relatives and neighbors for cards gifts calls and help during his illness and for support to his family.
Committal rites for Mrs. Ruth Clark Cowgill of Kansas City Missouri were held at Malvern Cemetery conducted by Rev. John A. Lippincott. She died September 8 in a Kansas City hospital after nearly a year there. Pallbearers included J. F. Weariner Chas D Costello Grant Chamberlain C J Noffsinger T Z Salyers and Wm D Baer. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Clark and lived in Malvern in girlhood attending local schools. she is survived by Mrs Clark.
A listing from The Leader promotes black and red pre-cut gummed letters and characters for signs. Sizes include 4 in and smaller, with easy mounting by moistening. No minimum order. buyers can pick as needed when purchasing poster board at the office location 42-tf.
Mrs. Dick Clark of Malvern showcases a thrift crafting hobby turning throwaway items into trinkets and gadgets. Starting fifteen years ago with rag rugs, she now crochets folded rags and repurposes fur coats, plastic bits, tin cans, wire coat hangers, paint lids, and food cans into rugs, animals, flowers, bouquets, and holiday decorations.
Malvern area students join many others in leaving home to pursue higher education. Listed are names headed to University of Nebraska Lincoln Drake University Peru Nebraska State Teachers College Wayne State Teachers College Northwest Missouri State College Iowa State University University of Iowa Leland Stanford Concordia College Mercy Hospital School of Nursing and University of Michigan graduate school. If any name is missing please inform us for next week.
Mr and Mrs Fred Stratt and Cindy express sincere gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for acts of kindness shown following a recent event.
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