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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1965
Page
7
Sheriff Barkus reports oddities and thefts with Abe Pughler Lyeta Atun in Mills County. A bicycle stolen in Glenwei reached Silver City then returned by a woman. The issue notes weather modification plans, committee roles, and farmer concerns as winds shift and plans are sidelined.
Election notices announce board member races in Gleason Nistun Valley and Malvern Community districts. Nominations require five names by 5 pm August 33 and petitions by noon September 3. Terms expiring include Renmetth Grindle and others. polling places and district boundaries discussed by officials.
Harvey Bolte received the Soil Conservation Award for his farm work in preserving land. He operates 88 acres with diverse crops, 7H tools, and tree planting efforts. The recognition follows his dedication to conservation and farm stewardship.
A western weather report notes Tuesday night rainfall totaling about an inch, providing much needed moisture for central Mills County. Totals varied across the area with several spots recording lighter to moderate amounts as farmers assess field conditions and soil soak.
Fragmented OCR describes a busy county scene near Glenwood with pictures and lines of activity. It mentions dates, people, and local events tied to Mills County, including preparations and community tasks.
A garbled report describes a two vehicle crash involving drivers with uncertain names and unclear locations. The article hints at injuries and possible legal or police action but provides few readable specifics or verifiable details.
Four Mills 4-H girls prepare for a state fair appearance next week, with plans to showcase projects and compete in various divisions. The article notes local excitement and potential awards as youth from the community participate in the event.
The district sets August 30 as the start for area schools including Mal and Glen, with Central Standard Time observed and Labor Day holidays for all staff. Several campuses report still needing staff, but full schedules and staggered openings are planned as education sites prepare for the fall term.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Debbie Sell Steven Sell Nancy Bolan Cuca Msittianent and David Aehrow in a district list. It references Ak-Sav-Ben and local theater topics while noting comparisons to other districts. The passage is garbled but preserves names and a political or cultural context.
A Sunday highway incident on Route 276 near Worth Al Sahar involved a wheel coming off a car driven by Harry Studgy Baeron, causing about 200 dollars in damage to Kenneth Dae Ith. No injuries reported and the event was recorded as a cause collision between a car and a wheel.
A notice from Judy A. Blubbell the county clerk announces new office hours in Chen Wood. The hours are 9 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. on Mondays, 9 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. on Tuesdays, and 12 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Friday.
Clerk TI L Donner announced the September term jurors for the district court. Although the term begins September 7, jurors should not appear until notified. Judge R Kent Marta will preside. OC terms show a rise in OMVI related cases with several defendants listed for trial.
Mills County sent representatives to the Omaha stockyards Wednesday for a 4-H junior feeders sale led by Richard Cost of Henderson with the top gain rate of 2.68 per day. Joe Wearin of Hastings placed fourth with 2.49 daily gain as several youths from Macedonia Malvern and Silver City joined in the market day activities and training events.
A series of Tuesday thefts at Emerson Plan left an unknown quantity of meat stolen. Local reports note group activity and mention participants including Michiel and John Clemynt as the crew’s efforts continued through the week. Weather and a contract valued at $1,050,590.08 are referenced in passing as context.
Ambiguous text outlines ASG elections and a continuing committee plan with names and places that are unreadable or garbled. The article references community groups, meetings, and potential candidates but lacks clear dates or outcomes due to OCR damage.
Mills Countians appear on state fair programs as volunteers and performers at Grand Concouse show events. The Sisko Valley Community will also appear with acts on August 28, and the fair runs from August 20 to 28 with new innovations and concerts.
Members of the National Guard return home after two weeks at Camp Kipley in Minnesota. They traveled from the community with IAN Tottet Wel, Lanny Keith Henderson, Dou Leu, Mulholland, and Larry Stephens.
Start Next Monday. Equipment now in place with 25 man crew from Redi-Mix Concrete Co. to supply cement for Highway 4 paving. Area north of Crossroads Garage used for mixing. Contractor for the 11a54 eghie atretects Fresn ABiee Thess BE. Bled aad Ottephlei dies Junction, is Tinberts caustictian Co. of Lincoln.
John Clements of Roberts Construction Co warns of possible traffic disruption along the new Highway 34 E segment from the junction to the Richard Hyde area. Construction crews will be present next week, with lane restrictions and potential delays expected during daytime hours.
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