Plans Announced for Beef Swine Nutrition Short Course
The Mills County Extension Service announces a Beef and Swine Nutrition Short Course on January 8 and 15 at 9:30 a.m. in Glenwood courthouse to aid livestock producers in nutrition basics, feed analysis, and ration balancing with 1 registration fee. A Leadership Development Short Course follows January 28, 30 and February 6, 13 at 8 p.m. in Malvern Community Building for up to 60 participants with 2 per individual or 3 for couples.
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Mills’ County
LaVerne Obrecht
Court House
Glenwood
Malvern
Milla County Extension Office
Legion Meeting Scheduled for December 19
The regular monthly meeting of Harry Hammons Post 620 of the American Legion is set for Wednesday December 19, postponed two days due to a school band concert. Commander Parrell Frederickson and Adjutant Charles McClure urge all members to attend while noting committee changes for the year including Christmas Basket and Memorial Day roles and the membership group led by Ike Dilison and Ellison.
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Harry Hammons
The
American Legion
Parrell Frederickson
Charles McClure
Frederickson
John Hail Chmu
Chas. Ellison
Larry Kaut- Man
Eris Graves
Kenneth Bowman
Paul Winters
Clayton L. Hertz
Bill Baer
Chuck Hanson
J. BH
Ike” Dilison
H. Ellison
Larry Kauffman
Lester Knop
Mills Best Represented in Assembly
Mills county appears well represented in the 59th General Assembly convening in Des Moines. It will have one representative, Wm. J. Scherle, and two senators, Ed Wearin and Vern Lisle, due to redistricting. Wearin retains his seat for two years, while Lisle will serve for Fremont and Page counties.
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Mills County
General Assembly
Des Moines
Towa
Wm. J. Scherle
Henderson
Ed Wearin
Red Oak
Montgomery County
Vern Lisle
Clarinda
Fremont
Page
Wearin
Supreme Court
Mil ls County Post Office Adopts New Uniform Policy
Malvern workers wore blue uniforms this week under a new P L R rule requiring all employees to be in uniform when serving patrons. Allan O Dell wore his Saturday and Dan Swoboda expects his this week.
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Malvern Post Office
Allan O'Dell
Dan Swoboda
Hendersonian in Simpson Drama Production and Choir
Henderson student Dennis Yates sang in Simpson College choir during Music for Christmas in Indianola Sunday. He assists in three arena style student directed plays by Simpson Experimental Drama Workshop, presented December 13 and 16. Dennis is the son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Yates of Henderson.
Next Issue to be Printed Saturday
Advertisers and readers helped The Leader print this issue three days earlier than usual. The next issue will be printed Saturday for delivery Sunday and Monday. It will carry the annual Christmas Greeting ads. advertisers should call at once to place one.
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Leader
Christmas Lighting Color ful Feature Throughout Co
Renewed interest in Christmas lighting brings colorful displays across the county. Hastings, Emerson, Malvern, and nearby towns showcase extensive home and business lighting with notable displays along Wilson Ave. and at churches. Silver City, Henderson, Glenwood, and Tabor and Randolph also feature bright seasonal illuminations for visitors.
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Hastings
Emerson
Malvern
Wilson Ave
Francis Rozmaizle
Claude Wilson
Louis Knop
Marion
Rye
Treedehene Maeva
Silver City
Henderson
Glenwood
Court House
Collins Electric
Tabor
Randolph
Taupe sheath with black trim modeled at MCHS open house
Nancy Hasselquist modeled a taupe colored sheath with black braid trim in the style show at the MCHS open house last week. The event highlighted student fashion display and school design interest.
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Nancy Hasselquist
Iowa Third in Nation in Reducing Traffic Deaths
Iowa reports record enforcement rise with 59,389 moving violation summonses in 11 months, 184,788 faulty equipment tickets and 57,351 warnings, while national data place Iowa third in traffic death reductions. State safety officials credit unmarked patrol cars and intensified enforcement for lifesaving gains.
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Iowa
Iowa Highway Patrol
Carl Pesch
Pesch
National Safety Council
Gifts Boost Goodfellows Offerings in Malvern
Chas D Costello C L Hertz and Lentz Powles lead the Malvern Goodfellows annual drive distributing toys clothing and non food gifts to needy families. About 140 dollars in donations and various gifts have been received including 75 dollars from Malvernist Savings Bank and a 100 chicken food basket offer from Raymond Sell.
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Malverm
Chas. D. Costello
C. L. Hertz
Lentz Powles
Costello
Goodfellows
Interchurch Council
Goodtfellows
Milton Latehaw
Ira Bell
J. R. Beckwith
J. ¥. Wearin Jr
Malvernist & Savings Bank
Raymond
Malvern Commercial Club Reports Holiday Trade Boost
Malvern Commercial club members reviewed this season's Christmas trade promotion plans and finalized details of the December 22 Christmas party for kids held at Hillsdale church last Thursday. Merchants praised the plan's effectiveness and commended the lights committee led by Lentz Powles for current street decorations. Kenneth Jones, head of this year's trade promotion committee, announced plans to sack the candy and treat for the Saturday party at the Community building and urged member help.
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Malvern Commercial Club
Hillsdale
Lentz Powles
Atmos
Kenneth Jones
Family Living Committee Honors Retiring Members Plans Spring Tour
Ten members of the Extension Family Living Committee attended their annual Christmas luncheon at the Tabor Brick Inn Dee 1g. Plans were made to reorganize in spring at the home of Mrs. Duane Sell of Glenwood. Retiring members include Mrs. Ben Wilson Hastings chairwoman Mrs. Alva Tenderson Malvern secretary Mrs. Everatt Gipe Malvern and Mrs. Rh. OW. Green Connell Bins Ke The Mills Co. Extension Council will name replacements next month. Wilma Schultz West Bend Iowa was chosen as the seventh annual educational tour destination for May 6, 1968. Mrs. Kenneth Morrical of Ta dor hosted the luncheon with crafts demonstrations.
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Tabor Brick Inn
Dee
Duane Sell
Glenwood
Ben Wilson
Hastings
Alva Tenderson
Malvern
Everatt Gipe
Mills Co. Lixtension Council
Wilma. Schultz
County Extension
West Bend
Iowa
Family Living Committee
Kenneth Morrical
Tador
New Front for Noffsinger's Work on Repairs
A new front for Noffsinger's work was begun after a settlement foundation required extensive repairs. The incident broke a plate glass window. George Irwin and Everett Ponton are removing the existing front for the new one, while a winter shelter stands nearby. The building is owned by Silver Urn Masonic lodge.
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Noffsinger Cleaners
George Irwin
Everett Ponton
Silver Urn Masonic Lodge
Teen 4-H Club Plans Washington Trip Next Summer
Rev. Chet Waterman of Glenwood spoke at the Mills Co 4-H Teen Club December meeting. He shared slides on Russia as the group discusses a planned trip to Washington DC next summer. Members outline early fundraising with a January paper drive on the first Saturday in January, then broader canvassing later.
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Chet Waterman
Glenwood
Mills Co
Jim Glenn
Russia
Washington
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