Ten motor vehicle registrations and permits issued
Ten new motor vehicle registrations were recorded in the last week including Chevrolets and Fords. Names listed include Gordon Axtell Silver City Robert M Johnson Henderson Donald J Doyle Inogene Ua If Bell Malvern A Duane Kahl Warren C Stephenson Chenwood and Mes Messinger Glenwood and a Chevrolet pickup to Earl Malvern A remarriage license was issued to Steven Colerick and Marlene Morris both of Shenandoah. Recorder Kenneth Asmussen extended a reminder of hunting trapping and fishing licenses. No motor vehicle accidents were reported in the last week to the sheriff office.
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Melidad
Steven Colerick
Marlene Morris
Shenandoah
Kenneth Asmussen
Protests Filed Over Mills County Valuation Increases
Forty two residents of Mills County protest tentative state valuation increases. Ten are town residents and two filed formal protests with the board of review while a hearing on an injunction filed by Mills County is set in Polk County District Court. County officials meet Thursday in Des Moines with the director of the Town Department of Internal Revenue to review protests of real estate valuations up to ten percent in towns and thirty five percent on agricultural land and buildings.
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Mills
Glennl. Johnson
Henry Washburn
Board of Supervisors
Cook
Des Moines
William E. Forst
Town Department of Internal Revenue
Mills County 4-H Award Night Set for December 21
The 1968 Mills County 4-H Awards Night is scheduled for December 21 at 7 30 am in the Malvern Community Building. Paul D Stopp Extension H & Youth Leader leads the event with awards for boys and girls in individuals groups and club achievements. All 4H members parents relatives and friends are invited.
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Mills County
Malvern
Paul D. Stopp
Winters of warning pass as blustery threat fades
Mills county saw strong winds and light snow last week hinting at a blizzard but the storm dissipated. Temperatures ranged from the 50s to single digits across days with a floor of around 1 degree. New patients in the home include Lawrence Baker of Shenandoah and Johanna Jacobsen of Glenwood as Cub Scouts visited Cottage Monday with den mothers and orange gifts.
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Nishna Cottage
Randolph
Lawrence Baker
Shenandoah
Johanna Jacobsen
Glenwood
Leader to be Printed on Monday Next Week Because of Christmas
The Leader will print on Monday December 23 due to Christmas and distribute county readers Tuesday morning. Advertisers and news contributors are urged to submit greeting ads and notices by Friday or Saturday if possible.
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Leader
Chantry Christmas Program Tonight At Malvern High Gym
Malvern school pupils present a Christmas music program in the new high school gym this Thursday evening at 3:30 p.m. Director Bill Gilbert says the program will be a pageant and invites the public to attend.
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Chantry Christmas
Malvern
Bill Gilbert
Henderson Plans Open House for Scherle and Harbor
Henderson friends will honor two citizens at an open house at the Harry E Paul home just south of town. The event honors Congressman Wm J Scherle and Representative Wm Harbor, noted statewide for political success. The public is invited Friday Dec 27 from 7 to 10 pm.
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Malvern Community School District Board of Directors
Gordon Axtell
Albert Washburn
Margaretta Hays
W. R. Byington
Supt
N.P. Crink
Frederic G. Newell
Henderson Friends
Harry E. Paul
Down
Wm. J. Scherle
Wm. H. Harbor
Santa to Visit Malvern for Kids Party and Scrip Draw
Malvern merchants prepare for Christmas shoppers as Santa arrives Saturday on a fire truck at 2 30 pm for the annual kids party. A 3 pm cash scrip drawing of 76 will be given as prizes, plus 10 free turkeys with scrip tickets. Previous weekend proved strong. shops expect another rush before Christmas Eve closures.
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Santa
Malvern
Santa Claus
Commercial Club
Ethel. Shafer
Verna Scott
Frank Jamelt
Vivian Knop
Raburn Benton
Joyce Mattis
Frank Fay
Mineola Tavern Break-in Reported by Sheriff
Burglars stole a quantity of beer cigars candy and other merchandise from Herb's Tavern in Mineola during an early Sunday break-in. Entry was gained by forcing a window according to Sheriff Edwin Barkus.
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al. Herb’s Tavern
Mineola
Edwin Barkus
Second Semester Adult Classes Start Jan 2 at Nisqu Valley High
The New York area announces the second semester of Adult Education beginning Thursday January 2 with Industrial Art and Home Decorations and Furnishings courses taught by Ralph Pierce and Mrs. Margaret Johnson. Ten two hour sessions run 7 30 to 9 30 p m on listed dates. registration is 10 for Industrial Arts and free for Home Decorations. Womens P E starts January 15 costing 8 per person. For more information contact Bob Mejia, Adult Education Director, before 5 p m at Malvern 624 8172 or Emerson 824 7909.
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Ralph Pierce
Margaret Johnson
Womens P.E
Bob Mejia
Malvern
Emerson
Nistna Valley High School
Donations Pour Into Malvern Goodfellows Drive
The Malvern Goodfellows HQ overflowed with clothing toys and cash donations for Christmas relief. Items were sorted and displayed for needy families, with funds to buy special needs. Donors include St John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid Hillsdale WSCS and several local groups and individuals.
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Malvern Goodfellows
Costello Insurance Office
St. John's Lutheran Ladies Aid
R. D. Mansfield
Fred Kyle
Lentz Powles
E. W. Knight
Paul Glynn
Malvern Pua
Hillsdale Wscs
G. L. Cronkhite
J. P. Weariner
Dean Darling
Hastings Ioof
Silver Cloud
MCHS
Frederic G. Newell
TARS Dance Draws Teens for Christmas Party
A teenage Republican club hosts a Christmas dance on Saturday December 28 at 8 p.m. in the Glenwood bank courtesy room. Admission is free and all members and prospective members may attend, with an invitation to bring a friend.
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Glenwood Bank
Mills County Food Stamp Applications Open Feb 1
Mills County Department of Social Welfare announces Food Stamp applications starting February 1. Mrs. Mary Barton urges eligible families to apply at the welfare office on the ground floor of the Mills County Court House, weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Bring income verification and rent details to speed processing. first coupon sales expected in early February.
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Mills County Department of Social Welfare
Mary Barton
Mills County
Department of Agriculture
Department of Social Services
Barton
Four Mills County 4-H Members Named State Award Candidates
Four Mills County 4 H members were chosen as state award candidates after county competition with 4 H members from 10 Council Bluffs area counties. David Newell enters Swine, Linda Rowe Poultry, Randall Barber Agriculture, and Ann Bolte Camp Miniwanea. Their records advance to Ames to face winners from eleven extension areas in Iowa. Cheryl Shaw Carol Goos Diane Schroeder and Pat Trively were selected for area but not state competition.
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Mills County
Council Bluffs
David Newell
Linda Rowe
Randall Barber
Ann Bolte
Ames
Iowa
Cheryl Shaw
Carol Goos
Diane Schroeder
Pat Trively
Assessing at Central Spots in Mills County Plan
Mills county will begin all property assessments from central points starting January, per County Assessor Harry Markel. A successful trail run occurred last year in Indian Creek, Anderson, Oak and St. Mary’s townships. Fieldmen assignments include Ellsworth Smith for Anderson Indian Creek, Darrell Lewis for Deer Creek White Cloud, Don Briley for Glenwood Ingraham Silver Creek, Arno Asmussen for Oak St. Mary’s, Harold Tackett for Center Raywles, Vern Drennan for Plattville Lyons, with a tentative meeting set for Dec 30.
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Mills County
Harry Markel
Indian Creek
Anderson
Oak
St. Mary's
Markel
Ellsworth Smith
Darrell Lewis
Deer Creek
White Cloud
Don Briley
Glenwood
Ingraham
Silver Creek
Arno Asmussen
Harold Tackett
Center
Rayw
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Malvern Village
Burdette Spiker
Dan Swoboda
Edel Knight
Marjorie Dashner
Henderson
Scherle
Harbor
N. Y
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Tars
Unthers
Fremont Mills
Nishna Valley
Phyllis Axtell
Suzanne Summers
Betty McClure
Kathy O.dell
Vickie Deitehler
Pat Trigely
Lora Glyno
Les. Vern Drennan
Plattville
Lyons
Siclsman
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