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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1968
Page
9
Petition deadlines for district board election set as part of political advertising rules. Delays in campaign visuals noted. Location references include Malvern and Mills County with several names mentioned, unclear dates and events due to garbled text.
Dan Roberts has been elected president of the Mills County bank in Silver City. He will move to Glenwood as chief executive, with Ken Carlson as vice president. The bank plans a main office move to Glenwood, an American‑design building of 3,200 sq ft, and a capital rise from 150,000 to 500,000 with assets near 2,000,000 by move time.
Glenwood driver Marguerite E. Dean, 10, treated for sealp lacerations after a county road crash a mile west of Glenwood around 5 jen Sunday. Her car rammed a telephone pole, a power pole, and a fence at the Nebraska City bank property since June 1982.
Free steel bingo will be on Thursday September 5 in Malvern as merchants open more games. The earlier session drew crowds, so participating stores plan monthly Thursday night games starting next week. Some text unclear but the event centers on free bingo and store participation.
About ten Mills and Montgomery County 4 H leaders will attend a Leadership Development Training Seminar on August 27 at Nishina Valley showl cafeteria at 7 30 p m reports Pawl D Tépp Extension Assistant The meeting aims to train older 4 Hers to provide leadership training to local clubs Mill Henderson district 441 Leader will attend and, with county officers, direct the session.
The county auditors office will stay open until noon Saturday August 30 for absentee voting. Auditor Glenn J Johnson says this is the last opportunity for absentee voters. Seventy five ballots have been distributed or cast at his office. Supplies for 15 county precinct chairmen will be delivered Thursday by Johnson.
In the last week in Jos hin Hall's court three persons William Rey Oak and Karen Miller were charged with speeding and fined ten dollars each. Sunday visitors at Carl Ander st home included Frank Anderson Omaha Dick Myers Glenwood Elmer Jackson family Mya Larry Jackson and Traci. Brandy Anderson returned from summer with grandparents Dan Swoboda and Marvin visited Louis Swoboda Carl Resseler homes.
Voters in Mills County Iowa will cast ballots in 16 precincts next Tuesday as the primary nominates candidates for county and state offices. Democrats have no county candidates. Republicans contest clerk of district court, county supervisor, county attorney, and sheriff with three, four, two, and two candidates respectively. Facsimile ballots will appear in the issue for study before polling begins.
Hendersonians plan their annual Holiday Saturday with a Friday teen dance by Paraffin Euphonium. The program opens with a 10 a.m. parade, features horse shoe pitching, pancake feed, two afternoon baseball games, a ladies decorating contest, a firemen waterfight, a SAC hand concert, a 5 30 p.m. beef barbecue and a politicians assembly led by Congressman Scherie. Evening highlights include the Kirkkerpperdas, Klipper Kords, a state champion girls quartet and the big prize drawing, plus the K & K midway rides.
Richard Brammer aged 27 of Glenwood faced a charge for failing to yield the roadway after a two car collision north of Tabor last Sunday afternoon. Brammer’s car veered onto the shoulder and was sideswiped by John Walker aged 19 of Randolph as he regained the lane. Damages were about 200 dollars to Brammer’s car and 300 dollars to Walker’s car. Call B512 with any tips.
Malvern Community Schools begin Tuesday with a half day Sept 3 and full classes Sept 4. The high school will stay in the old building for at least a month due to work delays, with remedial reading and new instructors planned.
Glenwood citizens vote 444 to 272 in favor of the Low Rent Housing project funded by the Federal government. Byron Hopkins, Glenwood Housing Authority chairman, says the project will cost about 1.2 million dollars and site selection and planning can begin. Construction is expected to start this fall.
County Treasurer F. M. Robinson reports fourteen new motor vehicles registered in the county last week. Names tied to each make include Pontiacs, Fords, Chevrolets, Plymouths and an Oldsmobile with owners in Glenwood Malvern Emerson Pacific Silver City and other towns. Four marriage licenses were issued by Clerk I. L. Donner. A joint Mills and Fremont counties boards of education meeting with Representative William H. Harbor is set for Thursday at the Sidney courthouse to discuss possible school legislation.
Voters are directed to casting sites listed for the September 3 1968 election. Henderson Schoolhouse Fire Station Silver City American Legion Hall OK Drive-In Eureka Schoolhouse Community Hall Pacific Junction City Hall Methodist Church Congregational Church Hittsdale Church.
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