Deer population in Mills County reaches record highs
Reports from Mills County see deer herds swelling with as many as twenty spotted together in the northeast, promising clearer visibility this winter. Drivers are urged to stay alert at dusk amid rising auto deer incidents. spring field work will disperse groups, making sightings harder.
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Mills County
Springfield
Don Swanson
Hastings
Blue Grass
Town
Swanson
Cub Scout Kite Derby Set For April 21 At Chantry School Yard
The annual Cub Scout Kite Derby will be held at the April 21 Pack meeting at 1 p m in the Chantry School yard. It will be a Father and Son project with home made kites. An obstacle course for bikes and a bike safety talk will also be included. Cubmaster Bob Poort opened the March meeting and awarded Wolfpatch Bill Nethem Gold arrows David Evang Steven Miler and Steven.
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Chantry School Yard
Bob Poort
Silver Arrows and Cubs Learn Fire Safety Skills
The Malhern Wonder Beatlin, Eddie Pagset, and James Lippincott led the session with Assistant Cubmaster Mel Trimmer speaking to new members and parents Charlies Anderson and Bill. Silvers of the Glenwood Fire Dept demonstrated Safety and First Aid using the Scott Air Pack a resuscitator and mouth to mouth with a life size dummy. The display was well received by Cubs and parents.
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Mel Trimmer
Charlies Anderson
Bill. Silvers
Glenwood Fire Dept
Gay Oil Takes Web Nite Game in Women's League
Gay Oil Co. set the pace Wednesday evening as the Women s League met for regular play. They captured team honors with an 861 high game and 2479 series. Glenwood Bank had the runner-up game 842 and Malvern Bank posted the second high series 2376. Rollie's Texaco finished third in both with 825 and 2363. Carolyn Stanley and Beth Surface tied for single-game honors with 201. Stanley led the night with the best series 536. Lou King was runner-up at 622 while Betty Radford and Rey Tasto each had 520. Other 180s included Turner 190 Krecklow 188 King 187 Bowley 187 Van Horn 185 Forney 185 183 and Gay 183. 500-series went to Van Horn 515 Peerson 512 Jurgens 511 Forney 503 Surface 500. Glenwood Bank tied for second by sweeping their series with A W and Our Market split two of three with Fern s Beauty. Rollie's Texaco maintained their margin by taking two from B P W despite decisive results. Gay Oil s top games defeated Frankson & Johnson, and Malvern Bank took two from Collins Drug Co.
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Gay Oil Co
Glenwood Bank
Malvern Bank
Rollie
Texaco
Carolyn Stanley
Beth Surface
Betty
Radford
She
Maria Hopp
Stanley
Lou King
Betty Radford
Rey Tasto
Shirley Turner
Gwen Krecklow
Low King
Corkey Bowley
Shirley van Horn
Jan Forney
Kelyn Gay
Barb Peerson
Marion Jurgens
Fern
B.P.W
Frankson & Johnson
Collins Drug Co
Patrol Officers Plan Crackdown on Speeders
Iowa Highway Patrol districts announce spring safety enforcement to curb speeding. Officers warn higher speeds raise fatality risk and reduce perception distance at night, with tests showing 10 mph extra cuts sight by 20 feet. Radar and speed tape will be used statewide during the crackdown.
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Iowa Highway Patrol
District Three
Dog Poisonings Alarm Describes County Wide Threat
Sheriff warns of serious dog poisonings across Malvern and Tabor in Mills and Fremont counties. Eight animals poisoned. authorities suspect strychnine and stress risk to children from contaminated food. Town penalties include up to five years in prison. Murder or civil implications not stated.
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Tabor
Edwin Barkus
Milla County
Barkus
Malvern
Cole
Trackmen Boost Hope at Nishna V High
Nishna Valley high begins spring with 27-trackmen led by Coach Ralph Pierce, eyeing Tri-State Relays on April 6 at Tarkio. Seven Jetters return while Lettermen include Laughlin, Winders, Licks, Lunn, Doubleday, Straight, and Haseall. new athletes listed with events, plus student manager David Morris.
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Ralph Pierce
Nishna Valley High
Blackhawks
Tarkio
Lawrence Dunphy
Pierce
Strahan High
David Laughlin
Dick Winders
Bob Licks
Rieck Lunn
David Doubleday
Phillip Straight
Harold Haseall
Gordon Viner
Jerry Gage
Mickey Allen
Roger Davis
Dick Russell
Dale Sandquist
Larry Taylor
Gary Lees
Ronald Wilkinson
Dennis Viner
David Anderson
Roger Woodfill
Bill Wax
Allan Hendrix
Donald An-gus
James Bunting
Gary Johnson
David Morris
Thurman Bank Leads Pioneers In 1027 Game Series 2767
Thurman Bank posted the top team marks for the Pioneers with a 1027 game and 2767 series Thursday night. Bob Forney led individuals with 232 and 596. Other 200 plus scores included Buch, Alley, Baldwin, Chambers, Rowe, Peterson, Hale, and others across a crowded standings slate.
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Thurman Bank
Pioneers
Bob Forney
Julius Buch
Lyle Alley
Austin Baldwin
Jack Chambers
Clitf Rowe
Don Peterson
Merlin Hale
Don Stanley
John Eaton
Gay Cloyed
Walt Conrad
Phil Stanley
Erman Huffman
Jim Stanley
Duane Lefeyer
Wayne Stanley
Dan Compton
Tom Fanquier
Gibson
Red Line
Pace
Rager
L'ndry
MCHS Girls Track to Get Under Way Next Monday
Malvern girl track candidates held their initial workout with 11 showing up. Coach Vernon Arndt expects a small squad as more have signed for track, with main practice starting next week. Police announce intensified traffic safety efforts targeting speeding and drinking drivers, plus vehicle light checks.
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MCHS
Malvern
Vernon Arndt
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Wolfpatch
Bill Nethem
Gold Arrows
David Evang
Steven Miler
Steven
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Silver Arrows
Eddie Pagset
James Lippincott
Purina Health Aids
Purina
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Good Grain CO
Malvern, Iowa
Fern's
Collins Drug
Sen & Jv'son
Milla
Fremont
Malver
Malvern Leader
Hamburg
Iermann Nense
Nishna V
PTIC
Shenandoah
Wast Dalmonica Hotel
Council Bluffs
Bad West Broadway
ASA
Otto Hall & Son
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Dependable Mobil
Mobilgas
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Pace Oil CO
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