Community Clean Up Campaign Encouraged by Matvernt Club
Prime focus on improving town cleanliness after a tough winter with littered streets and drab storefronts. Local 4-H jamboree speakers inspire civic effort as community RIDs highlight teamwork and neighborly help. Editor Dick Barlow and Glenwood Opinion-Tribune receive Iowa Press Association honor for General Community Support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matvernt Commercial Club
Dick Barlow
Glenwood Opinion-Tribune
O-T
Iowa Press Association
Following the Leader by FA W
A local column recounts a windy Thursday at the Windom Cafe during a Commercial dley meeting and a mix of small town notes. It mentions Hillsdale and Balfour as Mills county trading centers, a visit by Miss Jane Miller and the Junior High Times, upcoming school events, a school band trip to Des Moines, a straw poll on a pool election, and camping tales from John and Virginia Hall at Lake Keomah with 13 campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windom
Hillsdale
Balfour
Mills County
Jane Miller
Sec
Jane
The
Junior High Times
Malvern
National Junior High Honor Society
Claudia Ellison
Linda Kahl
Nancy Wheeler
MCHS
Drake Kelays
Des Moines
Hope Beattie
John
Virginia Hall
Allen
William Penn College
Lake Keomah
Oskaloosa
Roon
Thurman
Jack Bright
Donnie
Leroy Bright
Sidney
Everett Blackman
Bridge Club
John Barbour
Tabor
Guy Haynie
Pacific Junction
Jon
Livengood
Floyd Rigzier
Kenneth
Council
Blufts
Clarence Myers
Forrest Stephens
David
Omaha
Dan Myers
Shelly
Floyd Blackman
Tom Kingery
Hamburg
Harry Richardson
Wesley Coleman
Lompuc
Calif
Council Bluffa Mercy Hospital
Richardson
Lawmakers End Special Session Pass Allocation Plan
The special session closed after 11 p.m. Wednesday as the permanent apportionment plan passed. The bill aims to protect minority and rural interests with an area factor, while the Senate is seen as a conservative balance. Notable moves include a $25,000 appropriation for mental health centers and retardation clinics, with $700,000 federal support, and a federal grant totaling $3,900,000 for Iowa this year and the next two years for higher education facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Federal Court
Iowa
Wearin Lists Two Gains Made by Special Session
To the Editor April 12 1964 the General Assembly finished its work with two key actions. First, in response to Federal Court orders it reorganized the Legislature a temporary liberal measure. Second, it passed a constitutional amendment as a permanent change and first step toward revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wearin
Conservative legislature backs moderate bicameral plan
The passage praises a realist plan calling for a moderate Senate and a population based House. It expresses pleased support for the enacted approach and notes successful passage of the bill in a conservative manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mills County Easter Seal Thanks for 1964 Campaign Support
The Mills County Easter Seal chapter expresses gratitude to Glenwood residents for generous aid to the 1964 Easter Seal drive. The donation helps sustain and expand efforts to aid the physically handicapped. Mrs. Carl Wilson, chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Carl Wilson
Chon
Federal aid plan creates nine member college building commission
A nine member panel will allocate funds for science math foreign language engineering and library buildings. Local communities must provide 25 percent of the cost while federal grants and long term loans cover the rest. Members include appointees from boards and officials with one slot from the Governor and one from the Speaker of the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Regents
Board of Public Instruction
House
Tac
Register and Tribune
Iowa
Notice of Probate and Bids in Mills County Iowa
In Mills County Iowa a probate notice lists Mary P Ranne estate with executor Lawrence A Hall of Council Bluffs. It announces creditors must file claims within six months and bids for construction work are due by April 20 1964 with certified checks required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Iowa
Mills County
Mary P. Ranne
Lawrence A. Hal
Council Bluffs
Woodford R. Byington
Malvern
Glenwood
Mills County 1964 road project bids seek proposals
The Mills County Board of Supervisors invites sealed proposals for grading and drainage on a secondary road project near the SW corner of the NE quadrant of section 28, township 73 north, range 5 west. Plans and bids require a solvent Iowa bank bid bond. proposals due with approved contract and bond within 15 days of bid acceptance. Glenn L. Johnson, County Auditor, April 7 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Bank
State Highway Commission
S.W. Cor
Ff Corr
Board of Supervisors of
Mills County
Glenn L. Johnson County
East Liberty Church Supper Draws Many Attendees
Weather favored the Ish ham church supper last Thursday evening with gross receipts of 105.92 and net near 70 after expenses. Guests traveled from North Platte Nebraska to visit in law and sister in East Liberty. Various local residents shared news of health, travels, family events, and community outings including 4-H Jamboree and Johnny Cash show trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Don McCamphe
North Platte
Neb
Hugh Hayes
McCampbell
St. Joseph's Hospital
Omaha
Homer Mayberry
Shirley Swayze
Olive Andrews
Glenwood
Charley Alexander
Harry Windle
Bufffalo
Wya
Iowa
W. W. Windle
Claude Stephens
Mra
Emett Stephens
Joyce
Chris
Lorimer
Melvern
Gertrude Murphy
Rollo Jones
Shenandoah
Leonard Parker
West Windle
Silver City
Mitzi Sue Howell
W. W. Windies
Fred Swayze
Shirley
Paul Tackett
Carolyn
Marilyn
And
Joyce Stephens
Robin Zanders
Douglas Sanders
Malvern
Ricky Leet
Council Bluffs
Pete Donner
Herbert Barnes
Jack Courtier
Hastings
Jim Rountrea
A. A. Darby
Emerson
Jef Eliison
Chris Stephens
Lois
W. C. Stotts
Ralph Kerritt
Mark Harrington
Local notes blend social events and family updates
Mrs Vernon and Miley Schmidt host at Montgomery Farm Bureau luncheon at Bethlehem Lutheran church. Hastings visitors attend, while couples welcome Diane Michelle Hansen adoption in Missouri Valley. Numerous social calls, travels, and health updates across Tabor Henderson and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Blackman
Les Knop
Hastings
Montgomery Farm/ Bureau
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Farm Bureau
J. A. van Wert
Deg Maines
Darrel Hansen
Missouri Valley
Diane Michelle
Douglas
Harold Sinner
Enesto
Hansen
Jack Hunter
Pacific Junction
Jones
Darrell Hansen
Norman Sinner
East Liberty
Diane
William Darber Jr
Roy Dunsdon
Tahor
Ferne Alberta
Thomas Jefferson Field House
Council
Lea Hlackman
Malvern Leader school absence and local social notes
Malvern schools report a student missing a week due to illness. The week includes visits from Emma Bell of Tabor and various local families gathering for Farm Bureau events and 4 H activities. April weather brings showers and a storm with hail, affecting fields and electricity. community members report colds amid the unsettled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bell
Tabor
Vale Bell
Jack Hunter
Pacific Junction
Bell
Srandomn
Johnnie Ray
Wayne Blackman
Emerson
Farm Bureau
Methodist Church
Vern Millar
Mra
Evan Miller Tinetta
Deniece
Otha Dickershach
Elmer Haney
Linda
Diane
Glen Dickershach
Center Feeders Club
Suinda
Centarettes
Guy Haynie
Cletis Haynie
Larry
Timmy
Glenwood
Everett Blackman
Bill Davis
Mt. Vernon
Tom Kingery
Hamburg
Floyd Blackman
Mills County Farm Bureau
Extension Council
Feld
Soll Bank Acres
Also Mentioned on This Page
4-H Club
Munity
Barton
FA. W
Malvern Leader
Congress
Imogene
Randolph and
United States
Vern Lisle
Fremont, Mills, Page Counties
Rafferty Mobil
General Assembly
Milla County
Josie Stotts
East Liberty Church
Vernon
Miley Schmidt
Ivan Core
Macedonia
Norman Benedict
Lyle Williams
Maryville, Mo
Lanny Sellers
Merle Cox
Henderson
Cox
Elton Clay
Duene
Wayne
Nebr
Teachers College
Walter Stille
Edmundson Hospital
Vernol Barney
Kevin
Mary Ann
Herbert Baynes
Tobor
George Potter
Kent Hilliard
Seattle
Wash
Joyes Stephens
Krist Mickelson
Vern Miller
First State Bank
Hast Liberty
Robert Schroeder
Gerald Budd
Betty
Willis Budd
Iraeh
Jim Bell
Bellevue
Bob
Don Bell
Huntsman
Eddie Bancroft
Jon Kemp
George Hunt
Dean
Jack Haney
Dwight Myers
Haney
Date Bell
Maude Bateman
Bateman
Eugene
Randy Alberts
Ak-Sar-Ben Colliseum
Helen Davie
Fred G. Henry
Oakland, Te
Call
Northwestern Bell
Bonnie Bolte
Iowa State Board OF Social Welfare
Guy Custer
Malvern, Iowa
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