Northwestern Bell pays Mills county tax for 1962
A partial payment of 35,327.42 is sent to the Mills county treasurer as the first half of Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.’s 1962 property tax, part of a total Mills county levy of 70,654.43. Thompson notes Iowa totals 5,449,092 in company taxes and that the 1962 overall tax load rises to 29,788,251 including federal and state taxes, with taxes now averaging 3.11 per phone monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Paul Thompson
Northwestern Bell
Iowa
Thompson
Tax burden on telephone users questioned by official
Paul Thompson argues that federal, state and local governments fund public schools while telephone users bear a heavy tax. He questions equity, noting general revenues benefit all and not the user, who pays a substantial levy for a necessary service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Paul Thompson
Miles to Head Highland School District
Supt Miles accepted a contract to lead the Highland community schools a newly reorganized district located 11 miles from Town City serving Riverside and Ainsworth enrollment includes a high school of 250 Supt and Mrs Miles and family will live at Riverside They came to Tabor in 1954 from Manning succeeding Surt of the Fremont be Supt Harry L Owing of Fonda Miles as head PAPER GUMM TAPE large rolls 2 in wide at The Leader Office tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Miles
Highland Community Schools
Town City
Riverside
Ainsworth
Miles
Tabor
Manning
Fremont
Harry L. Owing
Fonda
New Malvern Booklet Explains 70000 Soils
The U S Soil Conservation Service released Know Your Soil to help homeowners and engineers. It explains three dimensional soils, over 70000 recognized soil types, and how soil maps guide site selection and problem prevention from septic tanks to foundations and highways. Keith Glandon notes the book aids citizens beyond farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Glandon
Mills County Engineer Sworn In as New Appointment
W. J. McCosh of Tabor commenced duties as Mills County engineer on Monday succeeding Troy Rhody who recently resigned. McCosh previously served as county engineer in Fremont County. Charles K. Weber of Red Oak named assistant to the Mills County engineer, to begin April 15, filling a vacancy created when Paul Hixon left to become Ringgold County engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Harshbarger
Malvern
Charles Fisher
Pacific Junction
Cadillac
Lola Wearin
Hastings
Glen F. Schoening
Mineola
Randel Reinert
Glenwood
Donald DeLashmutt
Alice Vinton
Plymouth
Harold Tackett
Rambler
Gerald Buffington
James Bishop
Sue Lineberry
Omaha
Donald E. Sanz
Lucille B. Kousgaard
Bellevue
Bruce T. Horwich
Deanna Johnson
W. J. McCosh
Tabor
Mills County
Troy Rhody
McCosh
Fremnot County
Charles K. Weber
Red Oak
Paul Hixon
Mt. Ayr
Ringgold County
Mrs. Davis Recuperating in Des Moines Home
Malvern friends learn Mrs. George Davis is seriously ill at her Des Moines home. Her daughter-in-law Delbert Davis asks friends to write to 2744 53rd Street Des Moines and notes Mrs. Davis’s birthday on April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Des Moines
Malvern
Delbert Davis
53Rd St
Want Co Chorus Session At Malvern April Ninth
Max Exner extension music specialist will lead a music appreciation session at Malvern Methodist Church on April 9 at 1 15 PM. County extension home economist Wilma Schultz notes this is third lesson under Mills County Family Living Committee supervision and a county chorus may be organized. Ralph Hermansky of Omaha joined his relatives here and attended with Kathy and Steven. Funeral services for Mrs Mabel Carl were held in Faragut Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Exner
Malvern Methodist Church
Wilma Schultz
Exner
Mills County Family Living Committee
Randolph Socials Tie Weekend Visits and Baptism
Randolph area residents spent Sunday with relatives in Shenandoah and Omaha. Rodney Martin and Randy visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Forney, with other calls to C. C. Sigler of Tabor. Verle Trively and grandchildren Kathy and Tony Sullivan joined Fritz Sullivan’s family for a baptism at Sts. Peter and Paul. Kathy and Tony stayed. Mary Sullivan and Mrs. Trively also visited. Cole, formerly Randolph, and Laurel Holden returned from Spain and visited Nelligan in Thornwood and Lovas in Tarrytown. W. B. Estes attended a Hamburg hospital board tea and visited patient Mrs. Albert Perkins. Marian Zdyelnec hosted a dinner for Steven Hermansky’s fourth birthday. Steven’s parents, Ralph and Patty Hermansky, and C. E. Lorimer attended, with Maryville, Boltkow, and Bartlett stops noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Martin
Randy
Shenandoah
Guy Forney
C. C. Sigler
Tabor
Verle Trively
Kathy
Tony Sullivan
Omaha
Fritz Sullivan
Philip Matthew Sullivan
Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Tony
Stephen J. Lovas
Tarrytown
N. Y
Holden
Hulda Wilson
Council Bluffs
Nelligan
Lovas
W. B. Estes
Hamburg Community Hospital Board
Albert Perkins
Marian Zdyehnec
Steven Hermansky
Steven
Ralph Hermansky
Patty
C. E. Lorimer
Bartlett
Donald, Howrey
Donna
Gerald Inman
Maryville
EB. C. Swinford
Inman
Boltkow, Mo
Glen Jackson
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NW Bell
Supt. Miles
Highland School District
SCS
Keith Glandon
Plesse Clip
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Markwell
Bostitch Brand
R@ Stapler
Elena Akola Oa
Emerson
Lakin Implement Co
Ora Kearns
Wm. A. Hewett
Horton Nursing Home
Bob D. Crouse
Strahan
John Scott
Sam Anderson
Costello Insurance & Real Estate
Forrest Grasty
4Th Ave
Tryo Ph. Tabor
Price Or
Randolph
Emerson Farm Supply
Burl Morris
Sores
Smerson
J. N. Clark
Blackburn
Richard D. Blackburn
Jeep
Oakland
Merrill Reisenweber
Federal Land Bank Association
West Broadway
Don Bruce
W. B. Torrence
Fender Sales & Service
Morris Ward Fender
Wilson Hatchery
Newton
Goodfield
Stewart Seed CO
33Rd St
Nebr
Ellsworth Smith
Newton Seed Oats
Edwin Leu
Clark Soybean
Everett Gipe
Herman Stortenbecker
Silver City
Ija
Johnson Locker
Essex
U Malvern
Lows
Eee
Costello
Pottawattamie Mutual and
Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Associations
Clarinda Production Credit Assn
Otha Wearin
M. H. A. Knutson
See
Art. Fritcher
Henderson
Ruel Harold
Stanton Auction Co
Bee
Homer Fritz
Wayne
Salsbury
Forrest Stephens
Maus
Children’s
Uack Camp
Dwood Bf
COOK
Bloedel Hardware
Leader
Red Oak Monument Co
J. R. Hurst
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Jim Stenger
Rt. 1
Packer
University Farm
Mayrath
A.C
Combine
Salyers Implement Company
Randolph Enterprise
Res. Us
I, Pat
Ada
Ig Men
Byron Reed CO
Farnam
Wreed
Yours
Henry
Farm Seeds
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