The Shape of This Week Defies Weather in Emerson
Clyde Patton of Emerson mushed in on Tuesday afternoon after spending the morning driving and pushing school buses out at NY. The Farm Bureau Service Co. men joined in snow removal, with their Bobcat plow clearing the Leader office walk.
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Clyde Patton
Emerson
Emerson News
Courier
Farm Bureau Service Co
Leader
Mills County Shows Sharp Rise In Second Quarter 1973
Mills County gross business rose 10 percent in the second quarter of 1973, led by Malvern with a $1,054,942 gain and a quarterly total of $2,874,749, a new Malvern record. The county’s overall quarterly gross topped $11 million, with gains across foods, motor vehicles, service, general merchandise, and lumber and building materials. Utilities fell. Tax total reached $145,540.92, versus $121,625.14 a year earlier.
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Mills County
Malvern
Iowa
Glen
Hamburg
Sidney
Tabor
Oakland
Clarinda
Red Oak
Ice Storm Closes Roads In Leader County
A winter storm with ice rain and wind battered Leader territory Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Roads slicked and limbs broke, causing outages and widespread travel delays. Malvern and rural areas reported power losses and slowed buses with crews clearing debris and drifting snow. Interstate 29 jackknife incident reported with no injuries. lingering outages persisted into Wednesday.
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Leader Territory
Malvern
Ed James
Leader
Iceman Cometh Snowbound North: Big Freeze Hits Malvern Area
Severe weather swept through the region with a 4 inch snowfall and temperatures dropping from the 60s to the 30s. Malvern Rescue Unit reported three calls this week including transports to Edmundson Hospital Omaha University Medical Center and Eppley Care Center after heart trouble a child’s unconsciousness and a grandmother’s illness. The power outage prevented siren use.
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Malvern
Goldie Grindle
Edmundson Hospital
Kenny Henderson
Malvern Goodfellows Campaign Seeks Toys and Clothing
The Malvern Goodfellows drive continues to aid needy children with Christmas toys and clothing. Donations are welcome at Costello Insurance, Powles Insurance, or The Leader office, and the effort runs through Christmas with many local families already contributing items and funds.
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The
Goodfellows
Costello Insurance
Powles Insurance Agency
Leader
Malvern
the Goodfellows
Malvern Board Nears Signing with Architecture Firm
Malvern Community Schools nears a contract with Boyer Bishop and Bonge of Omaha for an 80 by 100 foot proposed new school building adjacent to the current high school. Signing is expected December 10 with Board planning to review project details in about 30 days.
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Malvern Community Schools
Boyer, Bishop, and Bonge
Omaha
Jack Jones
Jones
Leader
Biskup
Nishna Valley
Clifford Boyer
Carroll Blackburn
Supt. Jones
Malvern Schools Advisory Board
Chantry Pupils Present Annual Christmas Show
Chantry pupils under Bill Gilbert present a Christmas program Thursday December 13 at 7 30 pm in Malvern high school gym with the theme Christmas Eve ’neath the Christmas Tree. The program includes scenes toys and decorations coming to life plus a skating party dinner caroling and a Mother Goose vignette. Tracy Ryan conducts the band. Admission is free.
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Chantry
Bill Gilbert
Malvern High School
Grandmother's
Joseph and
Mary
Kings
Shepards
Mother Goose
Tracy Ryan
Hammons Post to Host Legion Service School
Harry Hammons Post Malvern will host a Service School for the American Legion on December 19 at 7 30 p m in the Malvern Community building for Area III including Mills Shelby Pott and Harrison counties Department Officers will discuss benefits C A membership and Legion programs All Legionaires are urged to attend.
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Harry Hammons
Malvern
American Legion
Mills
Shelby
Pott
Harrison
Legion
Energy Pinch Limits December Cage Practices
The Board of Control of the Towa High School Athletic Association and the Board of Directors of the Towa Girls' High School Athletic Union ban interscholastic competition from December 22 to 30 due to the energy crisis. An exception allows a regular season game on December 22. No school facilities or personnel may coach basketball wrestling or swimming during the period.
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Jones
Co. Bluffs
Iowa
Local Education Association
National School Board
Houston
Board of Control
Towa High School Athletic Association
Towa Girls’ High School Athletic Union
YMCA
Church
City
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