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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1967
Page
7
The Bloodmabite will appear at the Malvern Community Building on a date not specified in the fragment. Local residents are advised to check with event organizers for exact scheduling and ticket information.
Pleasant rains Tuesday and Wednesday cut grass and field fire danger in Mills County. A Malvern fire crew answered no blaze near the cemetery but dispatch kept the response swift as drought conditions persisted. The Leader resumes two departments Malvern and Nishna Valley school news, starting last week and this week respectively for the school year.
Mills County Republican Women sponsor a Young America Speaks contest on Saturday September 16 in the Chantry Grade School library at Malvern. Seven high school students enter with a 10 am start. Prizes of 15 10 and 5 dollars. Judges named. District and state contests follow. Public invited.
Mills county Farm Bureau members set Saturday September 30 for their annual meeting at the Malvern Community building with a 7 p.m. dinner. John Hlavecek of KMTV Omaha will speak. Members will vote on resolutions to be sent to a state meeting for policy formation.
From Glenwood, Robert Buffington reports the TRAIN committee has gathered over 500 signatures for a petition to stop trade with enemy aliens. Only 3 or 4 refused. The group will canvass other areas to reach the county goal next Tuesday as part of a nationwide drive bearing over 406000 names to support the Vietnam war effort.
Twelve motor vehicle registrations are listed with names and locations including Oldsmobile to Joseph M Robbins Hastings Chevrolet to Judson W Wilkinson Henderson Pontiacs to Harold H Roenfeldt Mineola Linda Elijah or Sarah Weld Glenwood Schroeder Feed Co to Rex L Hill Glenwood Volkswagen to Rex L Hill Glenwood Ford to Naomi L Craig Glenwood Trailmobile to Standard Chemical Mfg Co Malvern Ford pickup to Charles Pazderka Glenwood GMC pickup to W H Walker Glenwood. Marriage licenses issued to Donald Prestito and Mary Jelinek both of Omaha Willie Brown Hastings and Penny File Mineola.
Write-in movements shaped the school board race across Nishna Valley and Malvern districts with Dean Sayers winning in Area TV and related gains for incumbents in Districts 2 and 4. In Fremont Mills and Glenwood areas voters cast limited ballots, electing Richardson, Reed, Mabry, and other local officials as results and margins emerged amid late-season interest and steady rainfall.
The Malvern board of education authorized architect David Frevert to prepare contracts with Structures Inc of Omaha for 362603 as general contractor Dale Lint of Grimes for 142707 as mechanical contractor and Miesner Electric of Newton for 48997 as electrical contractor. The plan covers the academic administrative wing and gym with finishing and furnishing delayed until funds allow. Construction to begin once contracts are signed with an aim to move in before the 1968 69 school year end.
Robert Loudon, a conservationist with the Soil Conservation Service in Mount Ayr, will replace Keith Glandon as Work Unit Conservationist in Mills County. A Iowa State graduate and U S Air Force veteran, he and his wife Jo and son Timothy plan to move by Sept 25 if housing is found.
Towa Public Safety Commissioner Jack M Fulton notes a farm to market trailer license rule. A five dollar farm to market plate is required on pneumatic tire wagon box trailers used to transport farm produce to market. Enforcement to begin soon, with county officials expecting action within weeks after a recent ruling.
The Mills County National Farmers Organization held a special meeting at the Neil Bentley home on Sept 12 to discuss planning from the state convention at Fort Des Moines hotel on Sept 9 where delegates from Iowa attended. Members pledged to support the NFQ slogan and price.
Hillsdale Church plans its third annual Harvest Home and Homecoming on Sunday September 17. Sunday school begins at 1 a.m. with church service at 2 p.m. A basket dinner follows at 12:30 and a special afternoon program is scheduled.
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