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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1949

Page

5

Buffington at Ames Farm Forum Sees Elimination of Subsidies Favored by Few

Mills County reports show R. Buffington of Glenwood present at an Ames Republican Farm Forum where his call to develop a program leading to the end of government subsidies drew the session’s sharpest disapproval. Attendees preferred flexible price supports. Mills county delegation included Ira L. Turner Ned from Malvern Buffington Whitney Gilliland and Edwin Carter. Malvern band to appear at Shenandoah fall jubilee after Red Oak appearance. director Warren Darrar praised the youthful ensemble for rapid development and strong marching presence.

Mills Mills County Ira L. Turner Ned Malvern Mr. Buffington Whitney Gilliland Edwin Carter Glenwood Shenandoah Chamber of Commerce Red Oak Warren Darrah

Malvern Player Glen Price Makes Northwest Missouri Gridiron Roster

Glen Price of Malvern is a sophomore guard on the 1949 Northwest Missouri State College football squad at Maryville. The Bears open the season at Rockhurst College in Kansas City on September 16.

Glen Price Malvern Northwest Missouri State College Maryville Rockhurst College Kansas City

Hastings Open Fall Baseball Rout Beats Emerson 13-4

Hastings high opened the fall season with a 13-4 win over Emerson as Haines fanned 14 in six innings. Seatte struck out two in the final inning while Scott, a new player from Council Bluffs, performed well. Hudson hit a triple and Palser a double to boost Hastings. Emerson’s pitching staff featured Black Knop and Nelson with Wayimire catching.

Hastings High Emerson Haines Seatte Scott Council Bluffs Hudson Palser Hastings Black Knop Nelson Wayimire

Coin Tripped Malvern 25-0 in Opener

Coin high school’s Y Boys led by Young and Weisler triumphed 25-0 at home in the Southwest Town Six Man Football Loop opener. A pair of costly fumbles and a late first-half gamble by Malvern shaped a low-scoring contest that featured several standout drives and a 73-yard scoring march by Coin.

Coin High School Y Boys Young Weisler Malvern Tnce Orioles Allen O'Dell Hixson Shock Jerry Stoghill Orange Black Colt Doug Sanders Dallas Queck Stoghill Yeisley Yvisle Cetter Atere Feerih Martin

Malvern School Seeks Third Bus for Pupil Load

Malvern school officials, citing longer routes and heavier pupil ridership than planned, voted to ask the county board of education for permission to buy a 30 passenger bus. The two new buses already in operation carry different mileages and pupil counts, with routes needing relief for timely service.

Malvern School Malvern Board of Education County Board of Education

Dr Kline Tells of Early Day Living Conditions

Dr D M Kline described life on his Rawles township farm half a century ago and contrasted it with modern flying conditions. He recalled gathering wood from Walcon sie hill for fuel and ice from Silver Creek, noting extensive cropping and livestock work during his boyhood.

Dr. Kline D. M. Kline Rotary Club Rawles Township Walconsie Hill Silver Creek

Leader Anniversary Issue Expands with Photos and Histories

The Leader marks its 75th volume with a greatly enlarged anniversary issue featuring dozens of new and archival pictures and histories of schools towns and churches. Subscribers should order extra copies by Monday Sept 19. copies priced at 25 cents each.

Fair Report Shows Mills County Profit In 1949

The Mills County Fair association reports a favorable 1949 with $10,378.11 income and $9,857.90 expenses, leaving $2,170.06 in the treasury after maintenance costs of $2,021.87. Dr. D. M. Kline compiled the complete report, noting farms produced most foods and clothing, shared home remedies, and sustained rural life with strong community efforts and modest wages.

Mills County Fair Association D. M. Kline Kline

Conservation Demonstration Held Friday At Hazel Anderson Farm

Operation postponed due to weather but will occur Friday at the Hazel Anderson farm located five miles west of Silver City. Demonstrations include Terra Terrace, spraying, weed control, farmstead plan, waterway work, plane stripe spraying, fencing and livestock programs led by T J Powell, C C Kenworthy, L W Doty, and Richard Goos with Mills County Extension and Imperial Chemical Co. leadership.

Hazel Anderson Anderson Farm Silver City Gram T. J. Powell Shenandoah Iawa C. C. Kenworthy L. W. Doty Impérial Chemical Company West End Iowa Soil Conservation Service Imperial Chemical Co Farmstead Richard Goos Mills Count Shenandoah Airness Imperial Chemical Company Allen Bolejack Kansas City American Steel & Wire Up J. F. Wearin, Jr Hastings Millis County

Shenandoah Hosts Four-County Teacher Institute

More than 800 educators from Mills Montgomery Fremont and Page counties attended the fall four county teachers institute at Shenandoah. All schools closed for the day as the program centered on Conservation of Natural Resources with speakers from the state department of public instruction and Iowa colleges presenting topics for elementary and high school teachers and specialized subjects.

Shenandoah Mills Montgomery Fremont Page State Department of Public Instruction Iowa

McManigal Named to State Farm Bureau Resolutions Panel

Faye McManigal, president of the Mills County Farm Bureau, was appointed to the state organization’s resolutions committee this week. The panel will study resolutions from county Farm Bureaus and present them for consideration at the state convention.

Faye McManigal Mills County Farm Bureau

Marriage licenses issued this week in county seat

Clerk T L Donner issued licenses for KR Reman Kohl 21 and Jean Hoterher 18 Hastings NE, Elbert Chrisinger 19 and Valetta Hedrick 16 Glenwood, Irving Wayne Huss 20 and Marjorie Ann Douglas 18 Emerson. Also listed are county residents buying cars in Glenwood and Silver City, including Nell Hayner, Richard Osterholm, Ted Beacon, and others with Chevrolet and Buick makes. Card of thanks from Norman Sinner thanks friends for hospital visit and cards.

Courta T. L. Donner Reman KR Kohl Jean Hoterher Hastings Neh Elbert Chrisinger Valetta Hedrick Glenwood Irving Wayne Huss Marjorie Ann Douglas Emerson Milly County Nell M. Hayner Chrysler Richard Osterholm Chevrolet Ted Beacon Nash Cesar Osterholm Ruth M. Ross Pacific Superion KR. V. Livengood Malvern Carl Selpold P. C. Seeger Morris Goy Silver City C. F. Messenger Buick Gearhart Sbr Minesla Paul Jens Elmer Nieimoller Willys

Darrah to Open Jewelry Store in Tabor Building

Warren Darrah of Tabor has leased rooms in the Schultz Implement Co. building formerly used by Drs. Kline and Kline and Plana to open a jewelry store soon. He will stock jewelry, watches, diamonds, gifts, and more with Ralph Wyatt as watchmaker and repair man. Alterations are under way to fit the space and equipment will be added once finished.

Warren Darrah Tabor Schultz Implement Co Drs. Kline & Kline Plana Mr. Darrah Ralph Wyatt Darrah

Salyers Named Delegate to Iowa Education Meeting

Mrs R W Salyers was named one of four delegates to the district conference of the Iowa Educational association when the Mills county Council met Monday in Malvern. The other delegates will be selected later. The conference will be held Sept 21 at Atlantic.

R. W. Salyers Iowa Educational Association Mills County Malvern Atlantic

Polio Emergency Drive Underway in Mills County

Mills County residents with prior fund draws totaling 5700 will find new appeal this week as the Polio drive seeks support for the county chapter. The 1949 disbursements reach 8807.64 with a 4801.64 deficit. postal offices accept gifts labeled POLIO for forwarding to the National Foundation in New York City.

Mills National Foundation For Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs Cogley Clinic Council Huts Mills County United States Postal Department National Foundation New York City

Goy Names on Committee for Christmas in Malvern

Malvern Commercial Club met to form a Christmas preparation committee led by Howard Gearhart as chairman. Members include Richard Pereuson John Hall H.W. Burdle F Mutl holland 2 Houser and Raymond Hinedel. The group also discussed county road conditions and other local issues.

Malvern Malvern Commercial Club Richard Goy Howard Gearhart Hot Collen Richard Pereuson John Hall H.W. Burdle F. Mutlholland 2. Houser Raymond Hinedel

Deardorff Town Books Gifted to Malvern Library

A distinguished gift reached the Malvern library this week as Mrs. Dwight Buffington and John Slothower sent a complete 82 volume set of Hamlin Garland works. The collection, assembled by the late H. W. Deardorff, represents a rare literary tribute from local patrons.

Malvern Dwight Buffington John Slothower Towa Hamlin Garland HW. A. Deardorff

Paxton to Head CROP Program in Mills County

The Rev Frank Jaxtun of Cienwood is named to head the Mills County CROP program. At a Sept 12 district meeting, State Director Albert W Farger discussed the 1949 Town CROP drive. Last year a large food and cash collection aided needy overseas, with 39% of carloads. this year the goal is 45%. Frank Carlson will explain the program at the Mills County meeting. Operation Mercs will be shown. Church farm civic leaders invited. Sponsors include Catholic Rural Life Conference Lutheran World Relief and Church World Service.

Frank Jaxtun Cienwood Mills County Paxtun Lenwood Albert W. Farger Des Moines Lowe Cupigo Novo Kev . Frank Carlson Hed Wak Mercs CRUF Catholly Rural Life Conference Lutheran World Re- Her Chureh World Service

Fall Preview: Malvern Drops to 39 Degrees

Malvern residents felt a hint of autumn as temperatures dipped to 39 degrees last week. Rainfall totaled 1.87 inches with a weekly high of 80 on Monday. Forecasts note fluctuating readings into the weekend with mild rain chances.

Malvern

Saturday Auctions Open Again at Malvern Sale Pavilion

Saturday consignment sales resume at the Malvern Sale Pavilion on September 17 with O. F. Graff and Sons conducting the initial auction. A large consign­ment of cattle hogs and other merchandise is listed, including 11 loads of dairy cows 100 head of stockers and feeders and native stock pigs. Sales begin at 1 30 p m each Saturday with ample buyer facilities and livestock pens.

Malvern Sale Pavilion O. F. Graff and Sons

Mission Rally Next Sunday at St Johns

St Johns Lutheran church hosts its annual mission festival next Sunday September 18 with forenoon service at 10 90 and afternoon service at 2 20 Dinner served at noon. Guest pastors Rev Robert Grote Oakland and Rev Wo Steil Glenwood deliver sermons. visitors welcome. Offerings support gospel outreach worldwide.

St. Johns Lutheran Church Robert Grote Oakland Wo Steil Glenwood

Notice to Protective Assn Members on $1 Assessment Passed

Members of Mills County Protective Association in Malvern were informed that a $1 per member assessment was unanimously approved at the annual meeting held in September. Members are urged to promptly send payments to the treasurer W. J. Slautower, Malvern, with Edwin Leu Chinn noted in the submission.

Mils County Protective Assn W. JD. Slautower Malvern Mills Co. Protective Ags Edwin Leu. Chinn

Call Off Farm Bureau Picnic In Mills County

Rainy weather forced the Mills County Farm Bureau committee to cancel this year’s annual picnic. The event, once set for September 4 and then postponed to September 1, was called off after the postponement. The notice notes a wedding event at Hastingsom Building Saturday night at 8 p.m.

Farm Bureau Ianiual Mills County Farm Bureau Picenic

Hastings Homecoming Weekend Sparks Town Parade and Races

Hastings observes a two day homecoming with a Friday parade and prizes for entrants, a Flying Dutchmen comedy show, softball game, and a town dance. Saturday features afternoon races, motorcycle exhibitions, midget baseball at 4 p.m., an amateur contest, a masculine wedding, a chicken dinner by the W. B. C. S., bingo by the tastings firemen, and a street carnival.

Hastings

Marilyn Phelps Invited as Counselor Assistant at Iowa State

Marilyn Phelps, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Phelps Hastings, has been invited by Iowa State College to serve as special assistant to counselors for incoming freshmen Sept 14 24. She is among 200 upperclassmen chosen from five divisions Agriculture Engineering Home Economics Science and Veterinary Medicine to assist freshmen on campus and orient them to college procedures.

Marlyn Phelps Jesse Phelps T Hastings Iowa State College Marilyn Iowa State Tive O Wise Lows State

Hoss Thief Assn Names Committees for Coming Year

The Hoss Thief Association released its committee list for the coming year with Hithead as chair at a meeting near Malvern. Members include Edwin Lew, Harry Nelson, Ivan Jackson, Joe Haden, and Bernard Seoch. Purchasing chair J. P. Wearin, W Ty, Stothower, and J. BE Ellison lead the purchasing group. Publicity heads F. Al Wortmith, Ted Turner, and others. Auditing by Tt Hall Adelphy Schultz and W. Mansfield. Seminiune by Jo He Beckwith and Ivan Jackson. The association aims to protect farmers with improved fire protection and invites interested members to join through the president.

Vie Mite County Protective Malvern Vista Seminiune Jo He Beckwith Ivan Jackson Halph Bower Jain

Eastern Stirkensington Urges Arts Day With Mrs Graves

In a local notice the community invites Mrs Ellis Graves to attend a public event on Prd day at 4 Yop, urging residents to arrive promptly. Details remain unclear due to OCR garble but the call to participate is emphasized.

Stirkensington Ellis Graves

Motorists Must Stop for School Busses and Hitchhikers

A confused notice from the Department of Public Instruction clarifies bus safety rules. Drivers must stop for stopped school buses and may not pick up hitchhikers, with local officials urging strict compliance to protect pupils.

Strahhan Wus Paul Bo Norris Dept of Public Instruction Polit

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