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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1966
Page
4
A Melvern plan extends guidance to elementary grades to involve parents in early counseling. By helping students keep up with peers, build study habits, and cooperate with teachers, the program seeks to prevent later school disengagement and reduce dropout risks.
The Malvern Leader lists subscription prices for different terms in Mills County Iowa and nearby towns including Imogene Randolph and Tabor. It also outlines advertising rates for classified lines reader locals and card of thanks, plus display ad charges per column inch.
The 7.4 mile Highway 34 stretch from the 275 junction to the interstate will be designed by Minnesota Engineering Co. for 159,409 dollars with total cost around 3 million. Many say the Red Oak route needs four lanes as it will be heavily traveled and, when tied to I 29 west of Glenwood, second only to I 80 for western Iowa.
Malvern Community School District held a regular meeting August 9 1966 with President Wortman and Directors Hays Burgoin Newell. absent Washburn. Bills were approved for payment and salaries listed. The board adopted the 1966 67 budget and approved seeking a general fund levy increase of 18 960 under state code.
A Mills County Farm Bureau expresses gratitude for news coverage of the Cook-Out contest at the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bowen signaled public relations appreciation, noting the event drew interest and was enjoyable. The minutes also record motions approving a $2800 warrant to Superior Sales of Nebraska for a new bus body and the board’s adjournment.
Mills County 4-Hers displayed five cattle groups at Junior Cattle Marketing Day on August 17 at the Omaha Stockyards. La Verne Obrecht notes the project targets members feeding three to ten head as a unit and evaluating rate of gain feed efficiency and interviews. Joe Wearin of Hastings placed second with 2.75 pounds daily gain, Richard Cool fourth with 2.53. Other Mills County exhibitors include Charles Paul and Donald Haack of Macedonia. A total of 25 groups from Southwest Iowa were shown.
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