Liquor Licenses and Marriages Reported in County News
Sheriff reports liquor licenses issued in Henderson Mineola Glenwood Emerson and nearby areas with outlets at American Legion Worner Tavern 34 Tap Oasis Tavern and the Legion club. Two marriages recorded Hastings and nearby towns. Tax deadline Oct 1. Local car dealers report quiet sales with new models awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Barkus
Henderson
American Legion
Malvern
Gary L. Warner
Farragut
F. M. Robinson
Buick
Dorothea Thomas
Ford
John Beach
Glenwood
Pontiac
Joyce Craig
Chevrolet
Clair L. Aukliand
No Changes in County School Board Officials
County boards kept their usual organization meetings. Nishna Valley reelected J. Frank Durbin. Other members include Oscar Haack Macedonia Virgil Curtis Hastings Robert Winders Emerson Elmo Hites secretary Malvern F A Wortmar president and Henry W Washburn Clarence Burgoin Mrs Margaretta Hays Frederic Newell Malvern Glenwood reelected Robert Honig Glenwood president with Eurel Anderson Silver City Walter Green Pacific Junction R G Miller and Dr E C Magaret Glenwood on the boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
J. Frank Durbin
Oscar Haack
Macedonia
Virgil Curtis
Kenneth Grindle
Hastings
Robert ‘Winders
Emerson
Elmo Hites
Malvern
F. A. Wortmar
Henry W. Washburn
Clarence Burgoin
Silver City
Margaretta Hays
Frederic Newell
Glen
Bishop Ensley to Speak in Malvern Sunday
The Rev Francis Gerald Ensley resident bishop of the South Iowa conference will speak at Malvern First Methodist Sunday Sept 29 marking the church centennial. Morning worship at 11 and an afternoon service at 2 feature letters from former pastors and a history by F R Chantry with special music.
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Francis Gerald Ensley
South Iowa
The
Methodist Church
Malvern
First Methodist Church
Strahan Church
John A. Lippincott
F. R. Chantry
Ohio
Ensley
Boston Universionorary
Sr. Febles Tells Rotary Club of Loss of Freedom
Malvern Rotarians heard Sr. Manuel Febles, exiled Cuban lawyer and Cuba native now Spanish teacher at Nishna Valley High, recount his life under Castro. He described fleeing via Mexico City and Guatemala to Miami, Clarked by oppression, and warned that freedom must be valued or lost to oppression, noting Castro and Russia.
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Sr. Febles
Rotary Club
Febles
Cuba
U.S
Castro
Batista
Bay of Pigs
Sr. Fehles
St. Febles
Havana
Capitol
Mexico City
Guatemala City
Miami
Fla
University of Iowa
U. S
Emerson
Russia
First Girl Scouts and Brownies Meeting Announced
Our first gathering invites grandmothers and grandfathers to attend the introductory scouting session on Tuesday September 24 from 4 to 5 pm in the Community building basement. Second graders interested in Brownies should come with their mothers to learn about the new handbooks.
Baptist Sake Sale At Pace's Store Malvern Saturday
A Baptist relief sale is set for Saturday September 21 at 10 am at Pace's Store in Malvern. Adv printed by The Malvern Leader offering printing services for all kinds.
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Pace’s
Malvern
Adv
Henderson to host full day of entertainment on Saturday
Henderson plans a complete parade at 10 a.m. followed by games and free pancakes and sausage from 11:30. A tractor pulling contest starts at 1 p.m. with prizes. Afternoon features include baseball games between local youth teams, a Stop erettes drill team, and a 5:30 barbecue. Miss Neb raska 1962 Mary Lee Jepsen to emcee. A teen dance closes the day.
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Peat ‘P
Jemima
Town Criers
Miss Nebraska
Mary Lee Jepsen
Stoperettes
Des Moines
Henderson
Malvern Student Loan Fund Group to Meet Sept 26
Malvern seeks attendees for its annual meeting of the Malvern school student loan fund at Chantry school at 8 p m. Dr J R Beckwith invites donors to participate in officer elections and loan reports. Memorial gifts from supporters fund low interest loans for college and trade school students.
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Malvern Student Loan Fund
Malvern School Student Loan Fund
J. R. Beckwith
Chantry School
Joans
Beckwith
T. C. Adkins
Edith Barkus
Frank Evans
Lillian Hasselquist
Bess Hyde
John Plumb
Ethel Robbins
P. R. Royston
Martin Leipold
Josephine Slothower
John Willard
W. Carl Wilson
Frank Zanders
Nishna Valley High School Dedication Set
The dedication for the new Nishna Valley high school between Hastings and Emerson is planned for October 20. Superintendent Doubleday says the open house will begin at 2 PM with Hon. Otha D. Wearin as the main speaker and invites the public to inspect the building beforehand.
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Nishna Valley High School
Hastings
Emerson
Lewis Doubleday
Sandie
Malvern Fire Station Addition Vote Tuesday
Malvern residents will vote next Wednesday, September 25, on a fire hall extension to the Community building. Firemen say the current quarters, built for one truck, are too small now that three are in use. Proposed 32 by 27 foot masonry addition would house extra trucks, matching the building’s walls. Expenditure capped at 6500 dollars with taxes not to exceed 2 mills. Polls 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Malvern
Malvern News Highlights And Community Bits
Inside pages detail Otha Wearin notes termites in Court Aouse and a sing along. Ely free date for feeding wheat. Federated club flower show. Nishna Valley school news writers show spirit in new school. Malvern fire hall addition debate editorial on page 8. Hillsdale Methodists dedicate a church. Malvern high news department starting. Letter on municipal pool funds.
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Otha ‘Wearin
Ely
Federated Club
Nishna Valley School
Malvern
Malvern High News
Boehner
Hillsdale Methodists
Buying Right of Way for Highway 34 Improvement
Les Casey and Bob Davis of the state Highway Commission began acquiring right-of-way for the Highway 34 upgrade. They operate from Hastings to the Highway 275 junction, with grading bridges and culverts planned next year and paving to follow. Farmers are urged to point out tile lines when meeting the buyers in Red Oak, said William Burgan, resident engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Casey
Bob Davis
State Highway Commission
Hastings
William Burgan
Commission
Red Oak
New Installations Boost Malvern Communications
Malvern Industries advanced local communications by installing a 14 station Continent Egg Corp private telephone switchboard with licker tape printer for instant market reports. Henningsen Foods added a 100 WPM teletype machine linking New York head office to plants, enabling two way talk and teletyping to speed calls and cut costs. The upgrades position Malvern as a regional communications hub and revenue source for the local telephone company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continent Egg Corp
Continent
Henningsen Foods, Inc
U. S
New York City
Henningsen
New York
Malvern
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Bishop Ensley
World Methodist Church
World Council of Churches
Iowa Council of Churches
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
India
Bruce Good
Bowen
Walter Bowen
Ted
Russell Bowen
Dale Sell
George Wright
Claude Williams
Kathleen Hilton
Hillsdale
J. Henry Teele
Council Bluffs
LeRoy Pullman
Frances Thallar
Malvern Industries
Helen Wilcox
Beverly
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