Mobile Xray Unit Schedule for Mills County
The mobile Xray unit from the Town Health Department will tour Mills County on Friday and next Tuesday. Reactors from recent tuberculin tests will be scanned with chest X rays, with screenings at Malvern across from the Community Building 3 to 4 p.m. and at the Glenwood courthouse 5 to 8 p.m. The program, sponsored by the Mills County Tuberculosis and Health Association, will notify all reactors of results.
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State Department of Health
Mills County
Malvern Community
Court- Po
Glenwood
Mills County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Marriage Licenses and Vehicle Registrations Column
Marriage license issued Dennis R. Petry 19 and Christi Rounds 18 both of Council Bluffs. New motor vehicle registrations include Fords to Allen C. Burdie Malvern Clifford C. Thomas Mineala Chevrolets to Milo Schick Emerson Robert Lukowski Melvin F. Kingery Dr. Stanley N. Anderson James Page Glenwood Pontiacs to Anna R. Bratton Pacific Junction and Deta FP Hayden Glenwood Volkswagen to Robert L. Chambers Glenwood Chevrolet pickup to Robert J. Fisher Silver City. A reminder all dogs in the county must be licensed by April 30 with vaccination certificate required. Charles Weber county engineer attended a district county engineers' meeting Wednesday in Rédak.
More Than $300 in Cash Is Stolen from School Safes
A second break-in at the Nistna Valley school this year netted cash estimated between $300 and $500 plus radios and a pair of binoculars and two walkie talkies. The Jan 12 and December incidents are noted while other county thefts include welding hoses and air buffers cut from R. H. Fulton Construction and 50 gallons of tractor gas stolen from a Pony Creek area farm.
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Nistna Valley
Sheriff's Office
R. H. Fulton Construction Company
J. Dragon
Pony Creek
Mills County Schools Receive $60,161 State Aid Payment
County Superintendent Dwight Fellows reported March allocations of $60,161.68 in state funds for the second half general aid to Mills county schools. Distributions by school: Glenwood $34,976.93 Malvern $11,744.38 Nishna Valley $12,599.92 Hillsdale $290.35 Elm Grove $379.41 Walnut Grove $172.00. Supplemental aid, transportation aid and driver education aid were received last year, bringing Mills county total state aid to $140,499.55 for the last year.
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Dwight Fellows
Mills County
Glenwood
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Hillsdale
Elm Grove
Walnut Grove
Fremont Mills
Reception for Congressman Bill Scherle Draws Local Support
Henderson residents and county friends honored Congressman Bill Scherle at a March 29 reception in the Henderson gym. State Representative Bill Harbor presided as Scherle discussed his freshman term, letters received, and staff efficiency. He highlighted his district’s strong support, national issues including food imports, taxes, Social Security, and the Vietnam conflict, arguing for professional military leadership and restraint on imports to aid farmers.
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Henderson
Bill Scherle
Bill Harbor
National Capitol
Iowa
Scherle
Adam Clayton Powell
U.S
State Department
Encourand
Progress for Malvern new school building outlined by Supt Crink
Supt N P Crink reports slow but steady progress on the Malvern Community school project. Architect Frevert expects site grading to start late this month or early May with construction likely by late June or early July. Bond sale planned after April 24 has saved the district money on interest. Patrons are urged to visit the site this and next Sunday from 2 to 4 PM to review plans and location before grading makes access difficult.
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Supt
Crink
Malvern
Frevert
Eight Major Taxpayers Report First Half Payments
Mills county records show eight large taxpayers, including Natural Gas Pipeline, Northwestern Bell, Northern Natural Gas, Burlington Railroad, American Telephone, Norfolk & Western, Peoples Natural Gas, and Plattsmouth Bridge, have paid a total of 284,071 for the first half. Some pay early to meet an April 24 deadline due to delayed tax book certifications.
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Mills County
F. M. Robinson
Somme
Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Northern Natural Gas Company
Burlington Railroad
American Telephone and Telegraph
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Peoples Natural Gas
Plattsmouth Bridge Company
Oakland Resident Sentenced to Three Days in Jail
Richard Ricner of Oakland was sentenced Saturday by Justice of Peace Carl Bernaley to three days in the county jail for intoxication. Malvern and Strahan Methodist churches held their quarterly conference Tuesday evening at Strahan with about 30 attendees, conducted by district superintendent Rev. Alvin Mayberry of Council Bluffs. Pastor Rev. John Lippincott presented his pastoral report.
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Richard Ricner
Oakland
Justice of Peace
Carl Bernaley
Malvern
Strahan
Alvin Mayberry
Council Bluffs
John Lippincott
This Week in Mills County Showers Dampen Grass Fire Rush
In Mills County the weekend rain reduced grass fire activity. A Malvern call was misattributed to the Carl Swansons instead of the Ken Evans dairy, and a supposed flying saucer sighting left an oil slick to prove it. An inspector found a gasoline line leak, debunking the UFO claim after repairs. Malvern’s town council has been busy with meetings on services, the school board, and the Low Rent Housing Authority.
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Malvern
Carl Swansons
Ken Evans
Housing Authority
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Myron
Brice Morrical
Jon Sayerson
Bruce Morrical
David Swett
Dennis R. Petry
Christi Rounds
Charles Weber
Rédak
Fellows
Hoyd Nuckolls
Emerson
Robert County
LaVerne Obrech
Scherles
NEW County
Rayleen Hockabout
Lucky Circle
Larry Hurst
Lively Oaks
Peggy Haack
Ambitious Andies
Future Feeders
Genene Maher
Busy Bees
John Hall
Henderson Hornets
Pat Trively
Silver Clouds
Randall Barber
Silver Creek Go Getters
Carol McKee
Indian Decreites
Mike Glynn
Mills Co
N. P. Crink
Methodist Quarterly Conference
White Elephant
Juli Schuler
Ernie Bloomer
Juli
Cale
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