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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1962

Page

6

Turkeys Shipped Ahead of Thanksgiving Season

Burdette Spiker shipped 3500 turkeys averaging 27 pounds from Malvern to Stamper Co. in Milan Missouri using seven trucks as part of the Thanksgiving advance. Three weeks earlier 6000 hens were sent to Faribault Minnesota and about 13000 more turkeys remain to be shipped from Malvern for the holiday. Spiker, in his second year of turkey farming, notes upcoming school features and county football action this Friday with Malvern hosting South Page, Nishna Valley facing Farragut at Emerson, and Glenwood meeting Red Oak in conference play.

Burdette Spiker Malvern Stamper Co Milan Spiker Faribault Minn Nishna Valley Malvern Community South Page Farragut Emerson Glenwood Red Oak

Mills County Sales Tax Shows Upturn in Q1

Mills County business revenue rose in the first quarter per a State Tax Commission report on sales tax receipts. Glenwood led with about a nine percent gain and Malvern added roughly two percent, while other parts of the county dipped. statewide, receipts grew two percent. Readouts list figures for Glenwood Malvern Fremont Oakland Griswold Red Oak Shenandoah and others for 1962 and 1961.

Mills State Tax Commission Glenwood Malvern Fremont Oakland Griswold Red Oak Shenandoah

Open House at Chantry School Set for Oct 7

Sunday Oct 7 is set for the open house at the Chantry elementary school addition in Malvern. Supt. N P Crink reports the building will be open from 2 to 5 pm with guides to show visitors through and answer questions. All patrons taxpayers and citizens are invited.

Chantry Malvern N. P. Crink

County Legion Auxiliary Meeting in Glenwood

The county American Legion and Auxiliary hold a meeting Thursday September 27 at 8 p m in the Legion rooms in Glenwood. Mrs Gene Redenbaugh of Neola the seventh district Auxiliary president and Oliver Lindstedt district commander from Red Oak will attend.

American Legion and Auxiliary Legion Rooms Glenwood Gene Redenbaugh Neola Red Oak Oliver Lindstedt

78 More Get Sabin Shots in Mills County Clinics

Health officials report mixed turnout for Type II Sabin polio vaccine at three Mills County clinics. Emerson and Malvern show higher doses than the first clinic, while Glenwood totals rise to 4990 with 4750 previously given. A final clinic is set for Nov 11 with Type III vaccine. those who missed may obtain it from their doctor.

Emerson Frances Harmon Malvern Glenn Robbins Glenwood Gerald Fickel

Good Results Claims NFO Hold Action Hits County Livestock

NFO reports show sales of hogs and cattle in the county sharply down as the holding action affects shipments. Checks on roads to markets indicate reduced movement. a Malvern meeting reviewed results. NFC officials note lower receipts at major markets and near absence of stock at buying stations. Packers report reduced receipts and cite other contributing factors.

NFO Malvern NFC

Mills Grand Jury Returns Two Indictments In Iowa Case

The Mills county grand jury returned two indictments on a Wednesday afternoon. The first charges Myron Ballain of Emerson with passing a forged $6.25 check drawn on Emerson State Bank. The second indicts Donald E. Overman of Hepburn for manslaughter stemming from a February two car crash that killed Mrs. Julius Buch of Glenwood. Proceedings set for the district court term beginning October 29.

Mills County Grand Jury Myron Ballain Emerson Donald E. Overman Hepburn Ballain Glen McGee Emerson State Bank Overman Julius Buch Glenwood

Advocate Flasher Lights After Mills Six Fatality

Mills county reports its sixth highway fatality of the year and second at the same intersection. Officers press for state flasher lights at the four mile east of Glenwood intersection of highways 34 and 278. Mary Zak, 61, Omaha, died of head injuries when her husband Jerry J. Zak, 62, driving a 1962 Chevrolet, collided with a car driven by Larry Russell McMillen, 19, Malvern. Zak failed to stop at a stop sign on highway 275 northbound, causing the crash near Glenwood about 11 30 Saturday night. McMillen’s 1958 Ford had $800 damage. Zak’s car $1,000. Zak sustained shoulder and hip injuries and facial cuts. McMillen, back and leg injuries. John Slaughter, 22, Malvern, head bruises. A Glenwood doctor treated all. Officers say the intersection can confuse northbound drivers on 275 who miss the turn.

Mills County Glenwood Mary Zak Omaha Jerry J. Zak Larry Russell McMillen RFC Malvern Edwin Barkus Zak McMillen John Slaughter

Three to Hospital After Accident West of Emerson

Three people were hospitalized after an automobile crash Friday night on Highway 34 west of Emerson near the curve north of Supper chub. Vehicles involved belonged to Patrolman C. D. Eherly of Sidney and Dennis Honeyman of Omaha. Eherly suffered a broken right arm and dental injuries yet assisted victims and traffic. Honeyman sustained multiple injuries including a fractured leg and arm and internal injuries. His wife Patricia suffered serious injuries including pelvic and thigh fractures and a broken collarbone. Honeyman was cited in Emerson justice court for failure to yield half of the right of way.

Red Oak Highway 34 Emerson C. D. Eherly Sidney Dennis Honeyman Omaha Eberly Honeyman Patricia Emerson Justice of Peace

4H Skating Party at Skateland Shenandoah

4H skating party sponsored by Willing Workers at Skateland Shenandoah scheduled for Saturday September 22. All 4-H members welcome. Text notes pli.

Shenandoah Pli

New Vehicle Registrations and One Marriage License In County

Last week saw two cars and three trucks registered. Vehicles include Fords to Raymond Lee O'Dell Emerson and Violet Alew Glenwood, Ford trucks to Norman Sinner Malvern and Leonard Edwards Glenwood, Chevrolet truck to John Hall Malvern. One marriage license issued to Ivan Merle Joy 27 Falls City Neb and Karen Kahl 21 Council Bluffs.

Raymond Lee O'Dell Emerson Violet Alew Glenwood Ford Norman Sinner Malvern Leonard Edwards Chevrolet John Hall Ivan Merle Joy Falls City Neb Karen Kahl Council Bluffs

Mrs Mintle and Ed Leu Honored at Mills County 4-H Dinner

The Mills County 4-H Leaders Appreciation banquet at Hillsdale Methodist Church honored Mrs Karl Mintle and Edwin Leu for 1962 outstanding leader awards. Rosalie Wright and Kenneth Leipold led the program with E W Burdie of Malvern Trust and Savings Bank hosting. Certificates and long service pins were given to Arno Asmussen and Mrs Vernon Baker, plus 10 and 15 year service awards to Mrs Karl Mintle and Mrs Garland Martin. Several members earned trips to the Kansas City Royal 41 conference: Denella Downing, Rosalie Wright, Kenneth Keith, and Kenneth Seipold.

Mills County Hillsdale Methodist Church 4-H Rosalie Wright Kenneth Leipold E. W. Burdie Karl Mintle Glenwood Edwin Leu Hastings Arno Asmussen Vernon Baker Garland Martin Malvern Kansas City

Mills Co School Boards Organized for Year Monday

Mills county school directors organized for work Monday evening in the official meetings following the September elections. Nishna Valley district reelected Frank Durbin president with Virgil Curtis Kenneth Grindle Oscar Haack Robert Winders Elmo Wites as board members and Harold Cooper as secretary and Harold Cooper treasurer. Glenwood named Robert Honig president with Jack Burgin Walter Green R G Miller Dr E C Magaret Louis S Robinson TIL secretary Donald Bruce treasurer. Malvern reelected F A Wortman president with Mrs W B Hays Frederic Newell Harold Skerritt Henry Washburn W R Byington as board members and Charles Phelps secretary treasurer.

Nishna Valley Frank Durbin Virgil Curtis Kenneth Grindle Oscar Haack Robert Winders Elmo Wites Harold Cooper Glenwood Robert Honig Jack Burgin Walter Green R. G. Miller E. C. Magaret Louis S. Robinson Til Donald Bruce Malvern F. A. Wortman

Fremont Mills Elects Jack Fichter President

Fremont Mills selects Jack Fichter as president while Edward I. Askew Hubert Van Horn Willard Dyke and Bert Wheeler join the board. Louella Birkby serves as secretary and Leonard F. Selko as treasurer.

Fremont-Mills Jack Fichter Edward I. Askew Hubert van Horn Willard Dyke Bert Wheeler Louella Birkby Leonard F. Selko

Mill Open House Friday at Malvern Milling

The Malvern Milling Co under Standard Chemical of Omaha invites visitors to an open house this Friday. The event marks the first special get acquainted project since the mill's sale from Martin Milling Co in June and will showcase the new sales staff, office and manufacturing personnel. Door prizes and souvenirs will be offered from 1 to 9 pm.

Malvern Milling Co Leader Standard Chemical of Omaha Martin Milling Co Standard

Henderson Holiday Magnet Draws 2500 At Celebration

Henderson residents packed the annual Holiday celebration drawing more than 2500 attendees. The parade featured four area bands from Nishna Valley Treynor Malvern and Clintonwood State school, plus ponies, a steam engine and local fire department displays. Prizes included three $50 bonds and a community dance closed the day.

Nishna Valley Treynor Malvern Ciinwood State Scool Jemima Ou Afr Christian Chirch CYF White House Jacqueline Kennedy Carol Fleming Iowa See’s of Agriculture Liddy Don Lea Jonathan Rocky Hamilton Maude Phillips Henderson Ray Douglas Emerson John Roberson Macedonia

Henderson Holiday parade photos delayed for next issue

Delayed news pictures from the Henderson Holiday parade and Burling ton railway work will appear in the next issue. The event featured colorful floats, many children, and several unusual commercials. Winners include Old King Cole and Jerry Lathrop in Children, Horn of Plenty in Religious, and Henderson Hornets and Library Club in Clubs.

Henderson Burlington Chikren Old King Cole Jerry Lathrop Rocket Ann Phillips David Henderson Christian Church Horn of Plenty Henderson Myf Oaks Church Henderson Hornets Library Club Hig

Oaks Group Participates in Service at Nishna Cottage

A large group from the Oaks community north of Emerson joined the Oaks Group in leading and taking part in a One Worship service Sunday at Nishna Cottage.

Oaks Group Nishna Oaks Emerson Nishna Cottage

Historical Society Raises Funds for Early School Exhibit

Mills county Historical Society pushes a $2,000 campaign to move and renovate West Liberty No. 2 school for Glenwood Lake park. Donations funded by 660 mailed letters support preservation of Iowa’s early educational history and boost museum interest. Raymond Mintle leads moving efforts with a donated wood stove from Mrs. Dewey Deitchler.

Mills County Historical Society West Liberty No. 2 Stranathan Glenwood Community Glenwood Lake Park Glenwood Raymond Mintle Dewey Deitchler Peters Mineola Otha BD. Wearin Hastings Nell Bogart Iowa

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Salestax Mills Co Chantry School County Legion, Auxiliary Meeting Mills Grand Mintle Leu Bank Malvern Trust and Savings Bank Alva Henderson Burdie Myrna McMillen Dennis Stacy Denmark Mrs. Mintle Mr. Leu Mrs. Earl Allensworth Curt Taylors Ton Ricken Henderson and Dwight Jones Glen Jackson Jenny Ryan Historical Society Briggs Ing Para Salyers Feps Salyers Auto Auto Go Briggs Chevrolet
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