Malvern Scouts Offer Yard Help for Camp Fund
Mills County notes report Malvern boy scouts seek spring work to fund their summer camp. Elmer Jackson and John Hall will arrange jobs. Also, a delay in Mills county phone network migration to dial service extends to April 12. Sheriff’s office activity remains brisk but no motor vehicle accidents reported in the past week.
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Malvern Boy Scouts
Elmer Jackson
John Hall
Emerson
L. C. Blank
Southwest Telephone Exchange, Inc
Mills County
Mills County 4-H officer election set for April 7
Mills County 4-H plans officer elections April 7 at 8 p.m. in Malvern Community Building. County president Darrell Baker and officers Dan Lefgren, Terry Sell, and Robert Malcom will oversee. Candidates include David Laughlin Busy Boosters Gene Hilton Center Feeders Dennis Stacy Feeders Fitters Farmers Roger Johnson Future Feeders Bob Chaney Hastings Junior Feeders Neil Goos Ingraham Shooters Dale Asmussen Lively Oaks Larry Patterson Mills Co Prize Winners Donald L. Hopp Silver Creek Go-Getters. Honorary H members to be announced. The program also features a presentation by Miss Carol Stine.
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Mills County Boys
Malvern
Darrell Baker
Dan Lefgren
Terry Sell
Robert Malcom
David Laughlin
Gene Hilton
Dennis Stacy
Roger Johnson
Bob Chaney
Hastings
Neil Goos
Ingraham St. Shooters
Dale Asmussen
Lively Oaks
Larry Patterson
Mills Co
Donald L. Hopp
Silver Creek
Mapas
E.W. Bur- Sadag
Carol Stine
International Farm Youth Exchange
Taxpayers Pay Nearly One Million in County Taxes
Taxpayers paid nearly 988,444.56 dollars in March to the County Treasurer F. M. Robinson for 1960 taxes. Total levied for the year reached 1,836,001.58 dollars as districts reorganized in Nishna Valley and Malvern shifted some burden from towns to farms. Some rural districts lowered levies while overall taxes rose amid the shift.
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F. M. Robinson
Join Club for the Overweight In Imogene
A weight loss club is forming for overweight individuals to slim down. Ladies should contact Mrs. Loyd Bowen to receive TOPS information and plan meetings in Germany. Miss Stine, Oakland extension home economist, spent six months in Germany living with farm families and observing culture. Baker reports 411 members, parents, and friends are invited to attend.
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Loyd Bowen
Rt. 1
Imogene
Germany
Stine
Oakland
Melodramatic Mystery at Empress for Week End a Star Packed
Doris Day stars in Midnight Lace a suspense drama with Rex Harrison and John Gavin at the Empress theater showing Saturday and Sunday. Myrna Loy Roddy McDowall and Herbert Marshall also appear in the star packed presentation as allies and suspects in a taut tale of a woman driven to terror.
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Empress
Doris Day
Rex Harrison
John Gavin
Doris
Empress Theater
Miss Day
Myrna Loy
Hollywood
Roddy McDowall
Herbert Marshall
Harrison
Postal Workers Meet at Malvern Office in West Southwest Town
About 35 Southwest Town postal workers gathered at the new Malvern post office for a regular study session and building inspection. Postmaster Tom Gidley led the visit while postal inspector J N Bible of Council Bluffs chaired a panel on post office problems. Attendees hailed from Glenwood Henderson Hastings Tabor Randolph Imogene Sidney Thurman and Riverton.
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Southwest Town
New Malvern
Tiny & Viv's
Tom Gidley
J. N. Bible
Council Bluffs
Glenwood
Henderson
Hastings
Tabor
Randolph
Imogene
Sidney
Thurman
Riverton
S C Seniors to Present Class Play April 7
The seniors of Silver City high school will present their class play You're Telling Me Friday April 7 in the school auditorium. Curtain time is 8 p m. Cast includes Judy Schroeder Randy Waller Patsy Winslow James Bichel Charlotte Decker Phyllis Adair Carl Burbee Conrad Knickman Scarlett Wilhelm Leonard McMullen and Dixie Williams directed by Daniel Tuma English instructor.
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Silver City High School
Judy Schroeder
Randy Waller
Patsy Winslow
James Bichel
Charlotte Decker
Phyllis Adair
Carl Burbee
Conrad Knickman
Scarlett Wilhelm
Leonard McMullen
Dixie Williams
Daniel Tuma
Fifth Graders Design Freehand Bonnets at Malvern Chantry
Fifth graders at Malvern Chantry School showcased zest in crafting freehand bonnets using paper plates and macaroni. Under teacher Vera Cronkhite, the class produced original, tasty looking headpieces with a backdrop photo listing students and staff.
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Malvern
Chantry School
Vera Cronkhite
Cronkhite
John Phelps
Randy Brammer
Billy Winchell
Phillip
Malvern Garden Club Boosts Highway 41 Beautification Plan
The Malvern Garden club announced a strong response to donations for the Highway 41 beautification project. Weather permitting, planting is planned mid month with volunteer help. Donations list many households and sponsors across tree types including Sugar Maple Amur Maple Pin Oak Red Oak Hackberry Red Bud Flowering Crab Purple Leaf Plum Green Ash and general funds for project costs.
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Malvern Garden Club
Garden Club
Jack Steele
Fred Harshbarger
Louis Knop
Gidley and Smith
Ken
Pin Oak
Jessie Frazier
J. F. Wearin
Gerald Bower
Newell Crink
Ken Jones
Lavern Obrecht
Walt Mason
Red Oak
Byington
Mona Pace
Gene Burdie
Earl Dashner Jr
Albert Nelson
Hackberry
Claude Wilson
Scott Sehester
Fred Pierce
The
H.J. Beattie
Adolph Schultz
Sue
Larry Jenkins
L. Donner
J. &. Randerson
Malvern Leader
FP. A. Mulholland
Howard Gearhart
Guy Qil Co
Green Ash
R. W. Salyers
F. A. Mulho
30 Day Term Given to Malvern Man Charged with Drunkenness
Don White of Malvern was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Justice of Peace John Hall. Cleland Pierce, Thurman, was bound over to district court and fined $141.80 plus costs on a charge of operating a truck with overload on No 2 axle, the load of crushed rock hauled Saturday. Robert L. Cowger of Hawkeye Leasing Service, Des Moines, was fined $9.40 and costs on a similar charge.
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Saturnight
Don White
Malvern
Justice of Peace
John Hall
Cleland Pierce
Thurman
Pierce
Robert L. Cowger
Hawkeye Leasing Service
Des Moines
Firemen Respond to Cliff Robbins Home Fire
Firemen were summoned to the Clifford Robbins home Monday night when a television short caused a power outage and smoke filled the house. The only damage reported was to the TV with no injuries.
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Cliff Robbins
Clifford Robbins
Schedule Public Meetings to Explain Feed Grain Plan
Public meetings on the Emergency Feed Grain Program will be held Monday April 10 at 8 p.m. at the Community building in Malvern and Tuesday April 11 at 8 p.m. at the courthouse in Glenwood. The meetings aim to provide complete program information to farmers early so they can decide and adjust field work, as the county ASC office cannot explain details to every interested farmer.
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Malvern
Court House
Glenwood
ASC
Glenwood District Votes April 25 for New Directors
County Superintendent Amy Hammers announced Glenwood community school district voters will choose four district directors and one at large on April 25. Directors take office July 1. The district will leave Mills County with four rural schools operating.
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Glenwood Community
Amy Hammers
Mills County
Young People Assist in Nishna's Services
A group of young people helped with Easter services at Nishna Cottage as the Presbyterian church operated in Dick Seymour. Seymour, recently readmitted to the home from University hospital, was among those affected. Mrs Lafe Lincoln returned to her Pacific Junction home this past week.
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Nishna Cottage
Presbyterian Church
Dick Seymour
University Hospital
Pastors Kreutz to be Installed at St. John's Hastings
The Rev. Frederick A. Kreutz Jr. will be installed as pastor of St. John's Lutheran church north of Hastings on Sunday April 9 at 7 a.m. The Rev. H. G. Roschke will preach the sermon and Pres. G. W. Lobeck will perform the rite. Kreutz, Iowa native and Concordia Seminary graduate, has served in Colorado Oklahoma and Iowa and led church building projects including a $210000 stone church in Ogden. He and his wife have five children and he hopes for growth in membership and spiritual life.
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Frederick A. Kreutz Jr
Onawa
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hastings
H. G. Roschke
Shenandoah
G. W. Lobeck
Kreutz
Iowa
Casey
Concordia Seminary
Springfield
Colorado
Lutheran Church
Cushing
Okla
Marshalltown
Odebolt
Ogden
Homes For the Aged
Perry and
Vinton
Concordia Teachers College
Seward
Neb
Pauline
Frederick Jr
Arthur
Air Force
Eugene
Fairfield
Calif
Eleanor
Reno
Nev
Annual Chicken Dinner at Woly Rosary Church Glenwood
The annual chicken dinner at Woly Rosary Church in Glenwood is scheduled for Sunday April 16 with serving from 1130 a.m. to 330 p.m. The event will be family style. Adults pay 1.56 and children 75. Public invited.
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Woly Rosary Church
Glenwood
Two Properties in Malvern Sold
Sales of two residence properties in Malvern were reported this week by Ivan Jackson. The Dan Myers house on north Third street was sold to Mr. and Mrs. Emory Martin of Avoca, former Malvern residents who plan to move here shortly. The Payne property on south First Ave includes about 12 acres and was sold to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sell, who now live in the Max Crum house on Third Ave. The Sells will take possession after the Paynes move to another property.
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Malvern
Ivan Jackson
Dan Myers
North Third Street
Emory Martin
Avoca
Martins
G. L. Payne
South First Ave
Raymond Sell
Sells
Max Crum
Third Ave
Paynes
Payne
County reports eight motor vehicle registrations
County Treasurer F M Robinson listed eight new registrations for the week including Ford to Fred Kreisel of Malvern Ford pickup to John C Dean of Glenwood Pontiac to Floyd L Roenfeldt of Mineola Chevrolets to Howard C Gearhart of Malvern George L Johnson of Emerson Fred Kuhl Jr and Esther M Olson of Pacific Junction Chevrolet pickup to Wilson Hatchery of Malvern Marriage licenses issued by Clerk I U Donner include Clifton D McIntosh 21 and Roberta Coaley 19 of Council Bluffs L W Heinsen 45 and Bernice Blackman 45 of Omaha Gary Lee Schneper 22 and Sue Rihner 19 of Omaha.
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F. M. Robinson
Ford
Fred Kreisel
Malvern
Ford Pickup
John C. Dean
Glenwood
Pontiac
Floyd L. Roenfeldt
Mineola
Howard C. Gearhart
George L. Johnson
Emerson
Fred Kuhl Jr
Esther M. Olson
Pacific Junction
Chevrolet Pickup
Wilson Hatchery
Donner
Clifford D. McIntosh
Roberta Coaley
Council Bluffs
L. W. Heinsen
Bernice Blackman
Omaha
Gary Lee Schneper
Sue Rihner
Mills Countians Named to Dean's List at ISU
Two Mills county residents earned a place on Iowa State University's winter quarter deans list. Ronald Boyes of Glenwood, electrical engineering, and Richard Bolte of Silver City, farm operation, both posted 3.5 grade averages with at least 15 credits.
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Mills County
Iowa State University
Ronald Boyes
Ferdinand Boyce
Glenwood
Richard Bolte
Harvey Bolte
Silver City
Proclaims Student Nurse Week in Council Bluffs
Governor Norman Erbe of Iowa designates the week of April 48 as Student Nurse Week. A Beno department store window display highlights student nurse activities. Mercy and Jennie Edmundson nursing students model uniforms and plan visits to six local nursing homes. Mercy students send welcome letters to seniors, with Mary Jenisch of Malvern participating.
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Norman Erbe
Iowa
Beno
Council Blair's
Red Oak man bound over on third OMVI offense
Joseph Thomas Cox, a Red Oak resident, was bound over to district court on a third offense OMVI count after being arrested early Monday by Night Marshal Emil Knickman in Glenwood. Cox, who also ran three stop lights, was released on a $1,000 bond. A week earlier, Red Oak resident Leland Jim Crowe received a year in the state penitentiary for a third offense drunk driving.
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Red Oak
Mills
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Joseph Thomas Cox
Emil Knickman
Glenwood
Cox
Leland Jim Crowe
State Penitentiary
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Roger Cowles
Deborah Bowman
Joyce Sell
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Dannell Myers
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