Mills County Politically Quiet Week and Local1 Campaign Notes
Mills County centers on local party activity as Jawa primary elections are not held this year. Glen McGee of Glennwood is named chairman of Mills County Towins to work for David Stanley’s Republican bid. Stanley has campaigned since January 1. The Bell Company reports the one millionth Bell phone went into service last week, hinting at new services with future second millionth installations. William Collen of Dallas visited Malvern to renew acquaintances and see his parents.
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Jawa
Glen McGee
Glennwood
Mills County Towins
Stanley
Oamitomatic
County Seat News Details Vehicle Reistrations
Six car pickups registered in the past week with Fords listed for Charles L. Transon and others including Mat seph D. Edmondson Henderson Wile mor J. Jens in Glenwood Chevrolet for Jus teve Wain Malvern Aids Jes to Paul Bradigan Rue ene Gibson Chevrolet pickups for Johar A. Wodten Malvern and John Dee More Glenwood GMC to Job J. Ahern Malvern and a license issued to Wayne F. More 27 and Norma Daliansen 12 both of Chemvund.
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Toy ‘Treas
Robinson
Trackers Face Multiple Charges In Malvern Court
Justice Juhn and Virginia Hall preside as three trackers appear in Malvern before Justices of Peace Marion Watson. St Louis, Missouri, fines range from 8 to 15 dollars with costs on several improper or overwidth registration charges for individuals Clarence Sirten of Wood River and Wenneth Hunting of Loveland, Colorado.
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Justices of Peace
Juhn
Virginia Hall
Malvern
Marion Watson
St. Louis
Jehan Hall
1Fall
Clarence Sirten
Wood River
Wenneth Hunting
Loveland
Colo
15 Day Jail Term for Malvern Man
Harry Cressman of Malvern received a 15 day jail term for intoxication from Justice Carl Remley. He was arrested ten miles east of Glenweet by Highway Patrolman Harry Gregg last week.
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Harry Cressman
Malvern
Willy
Justice of Peice
Carl Remley
Ideas for Malverns Centennial Plans Go Forward
Interest in Malvern and its 1969 centennial grows as locals share ideas via letters to the Malvern Leader. A Commercial Club committee invites input while noting Atlantic region involvement and bearded portrait items already circulated.
Barkus seeks fourth term as Mills County sheriff
Sheriff Edwin Barkus announces his candidacy for reelection to a fourth term. A veteran of World War II who began as a Mills county deputy under Sheriff Don Rhea, he is married with a son and two daughters, and serves in the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars while active at the Methodist church.
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Edwin Barks
Barkus
Mills County
Don Rheaen
Sheriff Barkus
Methodist Church
Start Work South of Malvern on a County Road
County Engineer Charles Wel er announced the start of work on a three quarter mile tile road south of Malvern. The project begins at the Kaser Quarry and runs southeast along Silver Creek, aiming to replace a damaged bridge.
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Malvern
Malvern County
Engi
Charles Wel
Kaser Quarry
Silver Creek
Chantry Pupils to Give Concert at Malvern Baptist Church
The Chantry Children's Choir from grades four, five, and six will perform a Friday concert at Malvern Baptist Church. Omaha singer Roland Gidley is invited to join for songs and solos. An adult admission of 59 cents will cover expenses.
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Chantry
Roy.m
Malvern Baptist
Roland Gidley
Omaha
Nebr
Two Resignations and One New Teacher at Malvern
Malvern Community schools announce the resignations of Lois Alter who moves to Council Bluffs schools and Darrel Libke who plans to pursue traditional schooling. Rodney Gay signs to teach English and speech starting July 1 on a 12 month basis, leaving Oaklind schools after two years.
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Ans
Malvern
Lois Alter
Council Bluffs
Darrel Libke
Alter
Libke
Rodney Gay
Here
Oaklind Schools
Special NFO Meet Apr 11 Hastings
Mills county NFO held a regular meeting at Hastings Monday night with reports on processors contract negotiations. A special members only meeting is set for Thursday April 11 at 7 p.m. to report livestock numbers for NFO contracts.
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Hastings
Mills County Nfo
At & P
Mills 4-H Mothers Tea Set for April 21 at Malvern
The Mills County Girl's 4-H Mothers Tea will be held Sunday April 21 at 2 p.m. in the Malvern Community Building. Cheryl Shaw announces the annual event recognizes mothers and features entertainment from five Mills County 4-H clubs. All 4-H members, mothers, leaders, and committee members are invited.
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Mills County
Daugters
Malvern
Cheryl Shaw
Ester Egg Hunt Set for Saturday in Malvern
Kids in Malvern will join a traditional Easter egg hunt organized by the Commercial Club this Saturday. The event, on the library lawn and Paddock Park, offers classes for pre school and kindergartners and up, with plenty of eggs promised by club president Steve Waller.
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Malvern
Commercial Club
Library
Steve Waller
Commercial Club Voresident
Plan Evening for TARS April 15
A bonfire for TARS with wiener toast and dance will be held at the Bill Scherle residence this Monday April 15 at 7 30 p m. Teens from age land up are invited to attend.
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Bill Scherle
Easter Week Special Events Planned by Area Churches
Churches in the area observe Holy Week with many special events and Easter plans. In Malvern the interchurch Council held the first service Wednesday evening. the second service Thursday evening. both are sponsored by church groups, and all are invited as part of a union Youth organization effort.
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Malvern
Burglars Break Into Strahan School Early Tuesday
Burglars who entered the Strahan school building made off with a sizable amount of merchandise. Sheriff Edwin Barkus reported items stolen including a railie three slide projectors a record player 25 pounds of ham burger and 24 pounds of butter. The break in occurred early Tuesday morning with a fire iron used to force a door open.
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Strahan School
Edwin Barkus
Grand Lodge to Lay Cornerstone at Malvern High School
Grand Lodge of Town officials led by A Fife A M will conduct the cornerstone ceremony for the new Malvern Community high school. The event on Thursday April 25 at 2 p m includes flag raising, a color guard by Malvern boys and cub scouts, music from the school band, and remarks by County Supt Dwight Fellows. The public is invited to attend this impressive program.
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Grand Lodge of Town
A. Fife A.M
Malvern Community High School
Aid
Supt
N. P. Crink
R. Kenneth Miller
Grand Lodge
Malvern Boy
Cub
Dwight Fellows
Sidney
Heavy Damage in Silver City Car Accident Report
Sheriff office records show a west of Silver City accident Friday evening causing heavy damage. Vehicles driven by Richard A. Biekel and Terry Lee Roberts collided. Biekel’s car left a ditch and sustained extensive damage while Roberts’ car incurred about 59 dollars in damage. An Easter breakfast is set for Sunday April 14 at the Presbyterian church from 7 to 9 a.m., sponsored by Westminster Guild with free will offering.
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Edwin Barkus
Silver City
Richard A. Biekel
Terry Lee Roberts
Bickel
Roberts
Presbyterian Church
Westminister
Guild
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