Nishna Valley Students Shine At State Science Fair
The Nishna Valley school science team earned nine placings at the Iowa state Science Fair in Des Moines, including a Superior rating. The issue highlights a school news feature with project photos and notes on local editor letters. Malvern council held a brief April session as Easter news fills community pages with gatherings and visits. Congressman Bill Scherle spent the weekend across the 7th district touring events and meeting constituents.
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Nishna Valley
Des Moines
Malvern
Leader
Dixie Smith
John Milberg
California
Andberg
Bill Scherle
Acko
Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerce
Griswold
Vecrinarians
Red Oak
Clarinda
Douglas Nuckolls
Malvern School Staff Returning Faces Vacancies Remain
Malvern schools report 28 of current staff have signed contracts to return for next year, with five vacancies still open including high school principal remedial reading and several subject areas. The board interviewed three applicants, while Crink noted additional candidates for remaining positions.
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Malvern Community Saching
N. P. Crink
Board of Directors
Crink
Benson Kuck
Virginia Omer
Verleen Braon
Martha Becher
Anne Frey
Duveen Jenninings
Kathryn Ford
Vera
Cronkhile
Charlotte Mort
Laura Clay
Bill Gilbert
Warren Darah
Mary Bookwaller
Mary Terry
Purse
Marvin McDonald
Ruth Salysis
John Frey
Dan Stineman
Lary Mayres
Hivory
Patricia van Seyoe
Terry Ferrey
Robet Chewn
George Mort
Rainey Gay
Cleta Saly~ers
Bernard Robinson
Hope Beattie
Letha Bayes
Idle Acres Idled in 1989 Federal Grain Program
Mills county farms will idle 52,504 acres in the 1989 feed grain program, with 1,028 farms enrolled about 85 percent of eligible. Benefits total to be paid expected near last year’s level, over 3 million dollars, while checks totaling 550,000 have already been issued. Kenneth Howell joins as half time instructor here while continuing at Glenwood.
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Mills County
Margaret Bower
ASCS
Kenneth Howell
Howell
Glenwead
Open House for Malvern Fire Station Draws Local Crowd
Citizens of Malvern and Mills County are invited to inspect the new Malvern Volunteer Fire Department fire station and the recently purchased fire truck. Open house runs Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m with a 3 p.m program where Chief Ellison receives keys and Chief Emeritus Chaniry discusses the department. Refreshments provided by the Pilot Sites auxiliary.
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Malvern
Mills County
Malvern Volunteer Fire Department
MVFD
Charles Ellison
Forrest R. Chaniry
Peter
Fire Station Case Taken Under Advisement
District Judge Harold J. L. Martin took the Neola Farm Equipment Inc suit against the town of Malyvern under advisement. The case ends a long dispute over a new roof for the fire station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Jl.martin
Neola Farm Equippent, Inc
Malyvern
Driving course draws fifty one participants at Community building
The first of a two session defensive driving course was held Tuesday evening with 51 people in attendance. Jack Gowing and Andy Anderson of KMA Radio led the lesson using film and illustrations. Weather improved with spring rains and warmer temperatures in Mills county and rainfall totals listed for the recent days.
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Jack Gowing
Andy Anderson
KMA
Mills County
Jury Trial Set in 1965 Auto Accident Case
A Mills County District Court jury trial is scheduled for Tuesday over a 1965 auto accident on Highway 275 north of Glenwood. Plaintiffs George Elizabeth and Allen Wright of Glenwood sue Loree Spencer of Tabor, filed June 22.
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Glenwood
Mills County District Court
George, Elizabeth and
Allen Wright
Loree Spencer
Tabor
Glenwood council faces meter stand against business push
Glenwood business leaders warned of lost shoppers from nearby Omaha and Council Bluffs centers if parking meters go in. A petition signed by about 50 area merchants urged a two hour limit with restricted zones. The council had no action after a county meeting with the board of supervisors. Henry Washburn said no parking meters on county property.
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Glenwood
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Paul Cheyney
Chamber of Commerce
Council
Coun
Fitan
Board of Supervisors
Henry Washburn
Hastings Sets May 1 Deadline For Centennial Projects
Hastings Mayor Gene Passer announces May 1 as the deadline to submit new ideas for centennial celebration projects and plans. The town council urges definite proposals by this date to allow time for development. residents with ideas should contact Mayor Passer at 624-8439.
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Hastings
Chantry School Announces Spring Music Programs
William Gilbert director of music at Chantry school announces dates for spring programs. On April 29 the Chantry children's choir concert will feature guest soloist Mrs. Phyllis Shalt of Kansas City MO. On May 15 the Chantry grade school spring program will be held at the new high school.
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William Gilbert
Chantry School
Chantry
Phyllis Shalt
Kansas City
New High School
Henningsen Calls for Workers as Plant Reopens
Henningsen Woods Inc resumed full operation at Malvern plant after a lay-off. Plant manager Richard Gundman said on Wednesday that 70 people would be employed in the egg breaking and drying work.
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Henningsen Woods, Inc
Malvern
Richard Gundman
County motor vehicle registrations rise in week
County Treasurer F M Robinson logged twenty two registrations led by Ford models to residents in Glenwood Silver City Emerson Malvern and neighboring towns. A single marriage license was issued to Richard D Glenwood and Kathen Mar rout both of Glenwood. The county halted heavy traffic on roads due to road damage from winter conditions and an egg processing plant expansion under a USDA contract boosted scrambled egg mix production for high protein food programs.
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F. M. Robinson
Fords
Michael Sell
Glenwood
Patrick L. Black
Silver City
Mercury
Robert T. Hicks
Emerson
M. P. Gay
Plymouths
Charles Hanson
Malvern
Frank Triblicka
Pacific Junction
Joe D. Keigh- Hey
Chevrolels
Mar J and
Gammon
Harold G
Chevrolet
Cilford D
Scott
GMC
Donald A. Gous
William H. Viner
Stewart
Richard D Glenwood
Kathen Marrout
Mills Countlang
Sheriff's Office
Charles Weber
Dept. of Agriculture
USDA
Goodman
David Jacobs
Carthage
45 register for tractor course at Malvern
About 45 boys enrolled in the extension tractor operator course at Breeding Implement in Malvern. Classes run Monday evening with sessions at Breeding Apr 14 and Apr 18, 21, 25, 28 and two at Schull Bros Implement. Teens aged 14 or 15 can join at the next meeting. for details contact LaVerne Obrecht, Extension Director.
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Breeding
Malvern
Schull, Bros. Implement House
Eail Co
LaVerne Obrecht
Food Sale by East Liberty WSCS
East Liberty WSCS holds a food sale on Saturday April 12 at 9 30 a m at Pace Store Malvern. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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East Liberty
WSCS
Pace Store
Malvern
Adv
Tax Collections Rise After Estate And Personal Tax Rollout
County treasurer F. M. Robinson reports strong business at the treasurer's office since the collection of estate and personal taxes began on March 19. First half taxes are due June 18.
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F. M. Robinson
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Malvern School
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J. T. Carinthius
Piersch
Viet Nam
Silver City American Legion
Jack Mohr
Silver City Legion Hall
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