Records Set in Bluffs Relays by F-M Trackmen
Fremont Mills trackmen set two meet records and a school mark at the Council Bluffs Relays. Darrell Wilkins won the 120 yard high hurdles in 15.8 and the 180 yard low hurdles in 21.0 to establish meet records, while Gary LaFollette threw 51-3 for a new school record in the shot put and placed sixth in the discus. Fremont Mills placed fifth in Class B with 23 points among 19 schools. Hornsb? Neb. led with 76. Female sprinters Marjorie Wilson and the 440 relay team earned minor placings, and Drake Relays qualifiers for Fremont Mills include Wilkins Carlson and LaFollette, with girls Marjorie Wilson Audrey Sietsema Jackie Travis and Vicki Ming invited to compete for a relay spot and possible finals.
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Fremont-Mills
Council Bluffs
Gary LaFollette
Gary
Fremont-Mille
Bluffs
Gene Dahl
Larry Birkby
Stan Carlson
2Ikhorn
Neb
Marjorie Wilson
Jackie Travis
Vicki King
Audrey Sietsema
Darrell Wilkins
Fremont- Mills
Vicki Ming
Marjorie
Audrey
Mal vern Leader Public Notices Overview
The Mal vern Leader serves as the official newspaper for Milla county and its municipalities school districts and public bodies providing public information about environmental bodies court actions and related notices.
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Malvern Leader
Milla County
Glenwood District Boundaries Legalized and Validated
The Iowa General Assembly enacts that proceedings organizing the Glenwood Community School District in Mills and Pottawattamie Counties are legalized and the district boundaries are confirmed. The act declares the district a valid school corporation under chapter 278 and is effective upon publication in Glenwood Opinion Tribune and The Malvern Leader.
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State OF Iowa General Assembly
Eest Tile
LANA
Glenwood
Mills and Pottawattamie
State OF Iowa
Schoola
Mills County
Iowa
Eduction
Pottawattamie County
County Board of Education
Glenwood Community
Bills
Pottawattavale
Jewsome
General Assembly
Glenwood Community School
Dustriet
Milla
Pollawatiamie
Mid
Glenwood Opinions Tribune
Malvern Leader
Malvern
Real Estate Transfers in Mills Co April 916
Real estate transfers recorded in Mills County include Howard G. Curry and Genevieve M. Curry to W. B. Eaton in Glenwood, Willard and Louise Wright to themselves, Howard Williams to Buford and Marjorie Etter, Mary B. and Felix Summers to the State of Iowa, Joe E. Lavdure to William H. Gregg and John L. Lutter, with parcels in Pac Jet and Park Additions. Record furnished by the recorder's office.
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Mills CO
Howard G
Genevieve M. Curry
W. B. Eaton
Thompson’s
Glenwood
Willard
Louise Wright
Howard Williams
Buford
Leon
Marjorie Jean Etter
Gleason
Pac. Jet
Mary B
Felix D. Summers
State of Iowa
Joe E. Lavdure
William H. Gregg
John L. Lutter
W.D
Park Add
Pac
Jet
Recorder’s Office
OMVI Charge for Pacific Junction Driver
Joe Edward Fisher of Pacific Junction was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was fined 300 dollars plus costs in district court after a Sunday morning arrest on a Pacific Junction street by Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Mead.
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Joe Edward Fisher
Pacific Junction
Fisher
Kenneth Mead
Farragut Dominates Corner Meet at Shenandoah
Farragut Admiral track team led the Corner conference meet, building an early 8 point lead with a wide spread of placings. Notable results include A D Benson of Sidney winning the mile in 4 33 3 breaking the mark, Farragut relays posting fast times, and Ken Kannan winning the shot put. Nishna Valley and Malvern scored modestly with high showings in sprints and relays.
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Farragut
Shenandoah
Admirals
A. D. Benson
Sidney
Dan Bolin
South Page
Larry Gruber
John Allen
Jon Martin
Jim Mann
Ken Kannan
Malvern
Woody Jones
Nishna Valley
Jerry Gage
Gage
Rick Lunn
Allen Gage
Dale Sandquist
Craig Palmer
Lunn
Palmer
A. Cage
J. Gage
Harold Hascall
Don Hicks
Blackhawks Rout Hamburg in Dual Meet
Nishna Valley trackmen won a 7546 to 5744 dual meet over Hamburg on Hamburg Field April 15 taking 10 firsts led by Har ld Has eall and Arlen Gage. Placings include wins in sprints relays and field events with Hamburg earning several top spots in events like mile run pole vault and discus.
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Nishna Valley
Hamburg
Wildcats
Tabor D-X Holds Lead Despite Week Off
Tabor D-X of the Women’s Wednesday Night Bowling League briefly ceded first as Collins Drug postponed to Friday. Rollie’s Texaco tied Glenwood Bank by sweeping A W, while Our Market and Gay Oil each scored two wins. Cora Nuss led with a 621 series and 203 high game. Barbara Peterson’s 296 was runner up. Standings show Glenwood Bank 6732, Rollie’s Texaco 42, Tabor D-X 30, with Our Market, Collins Drug, Connie’s, A W, BPW, and Jamison’s also noted.
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Tabor D-X
Collins Drug
Tabor
Glenwood Bank
Rollie
Texaco
Bank
Gay O11 Co
Connie's
Jamison’s
B.P.W
Cora Nuss
Barbara Peterson
Ruth Stanley
Shirley van Horn
Peterson
Lou Ann Robreau
Lou King
Malvern Man Fined $25 for Drunkenness in Glenwood Court
Harley Knight of Malvern was fined $25 after being charged with intoxication in Justice of Peace Carl Rem Jey's Glenwood court. He was arrested Saturday night by Malvern Marshal C. W. Rich.
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Harley Knight
Malvern
Justice of Peace
Carl Rem Jey
Glenwood
C. W. Rich
Bounties Debate in Iowa Wildlife Management
Bill Brabham of the State Conservation Commission argues bounty payments failed to reduce predator populations in Iowa. He cites $1,837,265.98 paid for fox and $300,464.70 for coyotes with little effect, urging funds be redirected to wildlife habitat plantings. Brabham notes how recent Iowa legislation moved fox and coyote to optional bounty status.
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Iowa
Bill Brabham
State Conservation Commission
Brabham
Knightettes Win Triangular Meet At F M Fremont-Mills
Fremont-Mills edges Malvern by two points in a three team meet with Farragut at Tabor. Team scores: Fremont-Mills 67 Malvern 66 Farragut 19. Janet Jones won the discus with 71 ft 5 in and led field events with top finishes for FM.
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Fremont-Mills Gals
Malvern
Farragut
Tabor
Fremont-Mills
Janet Jones
Malvern-Nishna Valley
NV Trackmen Earn 2 Points at Mustang Relays
Jerry Gage finished fourth in the 220 yard dash at the Mustang Relays in Shenandoah, earning 2 points for Nishna Valley high. He timed 23.7. Gage also ran 160 yard dash in 210.6 seconds in qualifying but did not reach finals. Rick Lunn qualified in the 220 at 24 seconds. Two Malvern ruck smen won first and second in their 88 yard heat but failed to qualify for the main race. Tom Gidley won and Harold Hardy placed second in the heat.
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Jerry Gage
Shenandoah
Nishna Vailey High
Gage
Goh
Rick Lunn
Ralph Pierce
Malvern
Tom Gidley
Harold Hardy
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