Highway 34 Outlet Sought for Malvern Community Now
The Malvern area urges the Iowa Highway Commission to provide a temporary road outlet to handle heavy truck traffic caused by the Highway 34 relocation. Local industry including Continent Egg Corp and Malvern Milling Co would be affected by detours and worn county roads. The Leader and Editor Emmett Butler call for immediate action to prevent widespread disruption to buses, customers, and regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Malvern
Iowa Highway Commission
Hillsdale
Continent Egg Corp
Henningsen Foods Inc
Malvern Milling Co
Jack Stanley Redi-Mix
Commission
What a Time of Year Is Fall in Town
Crisp bright mornings harvest moon evenings and the rich pleasure of picking a ripe apple. An exciting football game each Friday evening and days when work becomes ecstasy. The dissonances of campaigns taxes wars fade into serene enjoyment of an Iowa autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Following the Leader By Flaw Highlights Local History
Dr John Q Adams of Geneva Nebraska recalls boyhood in Sidney and visits to Malvern as Mills County fairs feature Ruth Law’s aviation feats. He notes L W Boehner’s early intertown electric lines, Sidney’s DC plant, and a Malvern football visit by SHS. Also mentions a birthday dinner in New Market and a varsity injury during a game against the Miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q. Adams
Geneva
Nebr
Rotary Club
Sidney
Malvern
Mills County Fair
Ruth Law
Ruth
Tabor
Boehner
Adams
SHS
Hastings
Charles Wilson
Ohio
Charles
Greg Jones
Jeg
Dowel
Advertising Rates for Local Newspapers and Notices
Advertising rates listed for display and classified ads per line and per insertion with terms including reader locals column, per line and first insertion minimums. Smaller items like a card of thanks priced at 15 cents per line with a per-insert minimum.
Community Notes From Wesley and Surrounding Areas
Local residents attend church events and school sessions at Malvern Methodist, with many couples visiting relatives in Agar South Dakota and Chicago. Birth announced for Daniel Shaw's son, and numerous family gatherings, anniversaries, and travels referenced across Wesley, Carson, Tabor, and Lincoln areas including Billy Graham services in Omaha and a DeMolay installation in Niwhua Valley.
Malvern Man Participates in Fort Riley Exercise at Eglin
Sergeant Dean L. Sila of Malvern is part of the 1st Infantry Division in joint Army Air Force Exercise Indian River III at Eglin Air Force Base Florida. The drill ends September 16 and tests aviation support to improve Army combat effectiveness. Sila, 24, squad leader in Company B, 1st Battalion, Fort Riley Kansas, entered service in 1957 after attending West Point Nebraska high school.
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Sila
Indian River
Fort Riley
Kan
Army
Dean L. Sila
Marilyn
Malvern
1St Infantry Division
Eglin Air Force, Base
Fla
U. S. Air Force Tactical Air Warfare Center
Eglin
Air Force Base
Air Force
Co. B
28Th Infantry
Kaw
West Point
Neb
Blood drive calls for 100 pint Malvern quota
Mills County urges donors to meet a 100 pint target on September 21 as part of the Nebraska Iowa regional blood program. The chairman stresses no substitute for blood and highlights prior shortages, no-shows, and the need for reliable volunteers to fill mobiles scheduled for 1964 1965 with emphasis on keeping appointments and cancellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Nebraska-Iowa
Omaha
Mills
Mills County Blood Program
Red Cross
Emerson
American Red Cross
Malvern
Ken Evans
Betty Evans
Omaha Blood Center
Family noted at state fair and local gatherings
Attendees include Mrs Rickabaugh and Mrs Ben Wilson visiting Eugene Oregon for two weeks. The 60th wedding anniversary of Otto Weise and his wife in Omaha was celebrated with Mrs Bill McGrew and others. Various local guests attended parties, reunions, and university trips around Glenwood Melbourne Cumberland Craig and Matyern, with travels to Spencer and Iowa City for studies and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Medrawl
Nebraska Stata Adr
Lincoln
Bill McGrew
Harold
Ben Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
Allen Palmer
Ray Elewick
Carson
Marion Wilson
Beverly
Gene Belton
Barbie
Mary Jo
Billy Graham
Omaha
Tabor
Lorre Spencer
Niwhua Valley
Order of DeMolay
Lyle Awell
Sunny
Ames
Town State University
Don Johnson
Gifford Alley
Tralph Hoxie
Ralph Wilson
Clement Stowe
Russel Avell
Hastings Wsos
Clifford Allely
Emearson
Loly Couns
Curgon
Mabel Ward
Ray Ilywick
Darwin
Allent Palmer
Marvin Dettehler
Lewis Steiner
Annette
Douglas Deitchler
Lin
Ckabaugh
Eugene
Ore
Wilson
Rickabaugh
Otto Weise
Don Godfrey
Wayne Keith
Glenwood
Grew
Spencer
Joe Robbins
Mark
Marie Robbing
Lee Robbins
Melbourne
John Leaders
Cumberland
Nancy Lisle
Iowa City
University
Mary Jo. Robbins
Ned Turner
Masonic Temple
Matyern
Loyal Lassies 4H Club Met at Silver City Sept Meeting
The Loyal Lassies 4H club met September 4 at Silver City Methodist Church with eleven members present. Roll call featured dream items, a new member from the Christian Home was adopted, and after adjournment the group attended a show and had a snack. The next meeting is October 1 with hostess Carol Maddocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Lassies
Silver City Methodist Church
Carol Maddocks
Margaret Goos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmiett Butler
Treynor Record
Flaw
Ruth’ Law Greyling
Lewis Frasier
Che Malvern
F. A. Worthcan
Pokren and
Congress
Imogene
Randolph and Tabor
United States
Wesley News
Orville Fager
Mary Jan Wilson
Rewe
Christian Workers School
Methodist Church
Malvern Sun
Clinton Parker
Agar
S. D
Clinton Parker Jr
Eric Nyren
Daniel Shaw
Chicago
Richard Eric
Walghad
Nyren
Shaw
Roy
CG. M. Trawe
Mra
Dennis Williams
Chant
Douglas Deltchter
Lake of the Ogurk
Uentulry
DR. D. A. Darling
THE
Malvern Leader
Fred Sell
Kenneth
Mattoon
Fred
Ken
N. B. Sell
LaMar
Missouri
Ilinois
Ned Turmer
Iple “Howard
Charles Knutson
Craig, Mo
Hobbei
Sell
Glenrod Lake Park
Arthur F. Cole
Carl Selpold
Towa
Township 72
Range 41
Woodford R. Byington
Harold Selpold
Lows
Northwestern Bull Service
Firat
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