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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1965

Page

7

Milts County Weather Brings Caution To Spring Traffic

In Mills County the milder Wednesday weather pleases all but warns of more days ahead. Justice of Peace Ernest Timmerman notes springtime brings more traffic violations as people hurry. Maurice LaFollette, Fremont County guidance director, to discuss the proposed nine-county vocational trade school at the Malvern Rotary meeting in Hillsdale next Tuesday with Malvern Community School board members as guests.

Ernest. Timmerman Maurice LaFollette Fremont County Malvern Rotary Club Hillsdale Malvern Community School District

Selection of new high school principal completed at Nishna Valley

The 1965-66 staff for Nishna Valley Schools is announced by Supt. Lewis Doubleday. Keith A Hart will become principal, replacing Joseph Dobbins who resigns to lead Greenville schools. Hart, a Northwest Missouri State graduate, has five years at Havelock-Plover and studied at Buena Vista College. He is married with two young boys.

Nishna Valley Lewis Doubleday Keith A. ‘Hart Flavelock Plover Joseph Dobbins Greenville Hart Missouri State College Mary Ville Havelock-Plevers Buena Vista College Storm Lake

New uniforms for Malvern band debuted at clinic concert

Malvern Band Mothers club bought 73 uniforms costing nearly $6,000. The black wool garments with orange overlays were worn by students at the Corner Conference band clinic concert in Farragut. A community dinner Sunday at the Band Mothers building aims to raise more funds for the project as tax collections for the year show heightened activity amid winter delays.

Malvern Malvern Band Mothers Club Farragut Band Mothers

Mills Montgomery Stockmen Form New Organization

A two county livestock group formed Monday when feeders met in Red Oak to establish the Montgomery Mills Livestock Feeders Association. It aims to unite members under a trade body with state and national affiliations. Officers: Petersen, Phelps, Hyde, Hassle, Kelley. Directors include Means, Bass, Anderson, Washburn, Lees. Contact officers to join.

Red Oak Montgomery Mills Livestock Feeders Association Bill Jones National Livestock Feeders Assn Montgomery Mills Group Paul Petersen Dan Phelps Dick Hyde Hastings Harold Hassle Emerson Dwight Kelley Niel Means Willisea Gordon Bass

Mills county farmers sign up for feed grain program

One thousand eighteen Mills county farms, from a possible 1,252, signed for the 1965 USDA feed grain program, per ASCS office manager Margaret Bower. This year 813 percent? or 813 farms? slight increase, the highest in the district. Last year 1,006 farms signed, covering 49,419 acres and receiving $859,895. This year the reduction is 46,945 acres. total payments not yet estimated.

USDA Margaret Bower ASCS

Citians to pave So Co Road V south of Malvern

County Engineer W J McCosh reports a paving contract for the mile and a half south of Malvern on County Road V was let to Booth and Olson of Sioux City. Work to start June 14 with half a mile paved per day, detour to town via a lane east of the Blue Grass road to be gravell ed for all weather use. The State Highway Commission let the contract at Ames. cost to be announced later. Delays expected minimal. Temperature readings show a trend toward warmer days with highs in the 60s..band Mothers' Dinner announced for Sunday April 4 at Malvern Community. 11:30 serving. Ad for paper gummed tape and a five element directional beam aerial for radio reception.

Malvern Booth & Olson Sioux City W. J. McCosh McCosh State Highway Commission Ames

Petition for Reapportionment Based on Area and Population

Mills county party bureau members announced Thursday morning they are spearheading a petition to Congress for a federal constitutional amendment on reapportionment. They seek to allow states to establish legislatures with one house by population and one by area. Ten Mills county members attended a Des Moines meeting Wednesday to present the plan and arranged county wide petitions for citizens to sign.

Mills County Party Bureau Congress U. S. Supreme Court Mills County Des Moines Eugene Leu Joe Robbing Jrederic Newell Ned Turner J.C. Allely Lous Lea Kitz Lester Knop Charles Coprperstone

Farm Bureau Dinner Set for Mills County April 9

Old Farm Bureau members in Mills County are invited to bring a new member family for a county wide pot luck dinner on April 9 at 6 30 p.m. in the Malvern Community building. Attendees should bring a meat dish vegetable and salad or dessert. The event will welcome new members and recognize charter and long standing members. Haroli Mindermann former county Farm Bureau fieldman will speak on Farm Bureau policies.

Haroli Mindermann Farm Bureau Tes Nets

Pipe oil and Gas Bids Awarded by Supervisors

Mills county supervisors awarded Eaton Metal Products of Omaha the contract for 4,892 feet of culvert pipe at 34,819.92. Mopil Oil Co of Kansas City Mo secured an air contract at 5 cents and 68 cents and 13 percent per pound for lubricants. American Oil Co of Kansas City won 40,000 gallons of regular gasoline at 10 cents above Wall Street Journal quotes and 60,000 gallons of No 1 diesel at 85 cents above WSJ. Seven bids were considered for petroleum products, including Mills county bidders. two bids were received on pipe.

Eaton Metal Products Omaha Mills Mopil Oil Co Kansas City Americam Oi Co Wall Street Journal Mills County

Glen Howrey Named Manager at Malvern State Liquor Store

Glen Howrey was named manager of the state liquor store at Malvern last week and has begun duties there. He lives on a farm southeast of Glenwood and has run this operation for several years, according to county Democratic chair Gerald Fickel.

Glen Howrey Malvern Gerald Fickel Democratic Mr. Howrey Glenwood

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