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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1972

Page

6

License to Wed Issued in Mills County and New Car Licenses

One license to wed was issued by Clerk of Courts Lorraine Strand to Kenneth Duane Bowman and Melanie Troutman. New car licenses list Olds to Stephen Shehan, Pontiac to William Thomas, Emerson Chevrolet to Michael Steckelberg, and GMC pickups to Albert Schoening and Robert Buffington among others. A Mills county zoning commission meeting with Iowa Development Commission was postponed to February 28 due to car trouble.

Lorraine Strand Kenneth Duane Bowman Malvern Melanie Troutman Glenwood Olds Stephen Shehan Pontiac Thomas Emerson Chevrolet Michael Steckelberg Co. Bluffs Everett Stouder Roger Cashatt James Huntsman Emergon Ford Clarence Woollard Plymouth Mable Rose Tabor GMC Albert Schoening Silver City Robert Buffington Mills County Zoning Commission Iowa Development Commission

Suspects in Jail After Burgle Try

A break in at the Gulf Oil Station on Bellevue road led to three suspects being arrested by Omaha police. John Busch Matthew R. Tracy and Duane Blaha, all listing a downtown Omaha hotel as residence, were found with stolen cigarets candy canned vegetables and stereo tapes valued around 500. They face burglary charges in Omaha and Mills County warrants are being issued. Entry was gained by breaking a plate glass window.

Gulf Oil Station Bellevue Road Omaha Mills County Edwin Barkus John Busch Matthew R. Tracy Duane Blaha

MCS Advisory Board To Meet At Malvern High Tonight

The Malvern School Advisory Board will convene at Malvern High School tonight at 8 p.m. Attendance is open to interested residents and stakeholders seeking input on district matters.

MCS Malvern School Advisory Board

Farmers Protest Mills County Health and Zoning Ordinances

Nearly 100 farmers and citizens gathered at the Mills county courthouse to oppose recently adopted health and sanitation ordinances. The meeting, led by the Citizens Committee Against Zoning, pressed to meet the board of supervisors. Speakers attacked the sewage provisions, claimed high costs and job impacts, and urged rescission or voter approval.

Mills Co. Board of Supervisors Glenwood Mills County Mills County Board of Supervisors Citizens Committee Against Zoning Board of Supervisors Herman Stortenbecker Citizens Committee Harry Sterkle Glenwood City Buffington Adolph Nagel Germany U.S

Nab Suspects of Henderson Theft

Three suspects linked to Henderson robberies were apprehended by the FBI and are jailed in Des Moines. They include Michael Murphy 21 Michael Krueger 20 and a Miss Ralston with bonds of 5000 5000 and 1000 respectively. They are also tied to the Macedonia post office money orders robbery.

Henderson FBI Ed Barkus Des Moines Macedonia Michael Murphy Michael Krueger Miss Ralston

Fines Paid in Watson Court at Glenwood

Paying fines in the police court of John C. Watson at Glenwood includes Speeding for Ramona Kinsley Glenwood 15 dollars Nancy Miller Malvern 15 Dennis Karnes Red Oak 15 and Myrle DeLancey Omaha 15 Prohibited passing for Leland Dugan Omaha 15 Stop light for Paul Gaylord 10 Consuming beer in motor vehicle Gary Williamson Plattsmouth 20 dollars.

John C. Watson Glenwood Ramona Kinsley Nancy Miller Malvern Dennis Karnes Red Oak Myrle DeLancey Omaha Leland Dugan Paul Gaylord Gary Williamson Plattsmouth

Negro Editor to Speak at Valley High Feb 17th

Charles Smith, Negro editor from Watts California, will speak at Nishna Valley High School near Emerson on February 17 at 8 p m. His talk titled What Behind The Street Revolution argues racism serves demagogues and notes riots were planned rather than spontaneous. Sponsored by the South West Iowa TACT Committee with local sponsors Mary Lou Pitzer Merrill Sargent and Eugene Leu.

United States Charles Smith Watts California Nishna Valley High School N.W Emerson Smith Voice of Watts Martin Luther King South West Iowa Tact Committee Mary Lou Pitzer Merrill Sargent Eugene Leu

First Quarter Business Shows Substantial Gain

Mills County reports a 7 percent earnings rise for Q1 ending March 31, 1971, driven by Malvern and Glenwood gains of 10 and 9 percent. While most categories show improvement, county sales tax receipts dipped slightly from the prior year, with gross sales totaling 5.88 million versus 5.49 million. Major increases occur in general merchandise and motor vehicles, with gains also seen in food, utilities, and services across towns like Glenwood Emerson Hamburg Sidney Tabor Fremont Red Oak Shenandoah and Clarinda.

Malvern Glenwood Mills County Iowa Dept. of Revenue Dept. of Revenue Emerson Pace Jet Hamburg Sidney Tabor Fremont To Red Oak Shenandoah Clarinda Fremont County Mills Co

Malvern Council Debates Litter, Radar and School Demolition

Malvern town officials discussed litter receptacles and traffic speed concerns with a potential radar program. They rejected a radar lease as too costly, considering one month rental instead. Bids for demolishing the old Malvern High School were rejected pending new bids, with Feb 23 set for submissions and Feb 24 for a special meeting to award.

Kling Pierce Malvern High School Edward Dean Fender and Son Glenwood 7Th Street Anderson Excavating Co Omaha Park Board Malvern Malvern Rescue Unit Charles Ellison Malvern Fire

Malvern District to Field Summer Baseball in 1972

Malvern Community School district plans a summer baseball program coached by Pat Reed, current boys cage coach. Board chairman Albert Washburn said a contract would be offered this week as the district prepares for the coming year, with teaching contracts to follow. The board also approved routine bills at its February meeting.

Malvern Community School Albert Washburn Pat Reed

Phelps to Head Beef Marketing Plan Committee

Hastings Iowa cattle feeder and former NLFA president Charles Phelps named chairman of a special Iowa Beef Industry Council committee. Other members include Ray Switzer Sioux City Dr Ronald Raikes ISU John Grunewald Blairstown Lloyd Mullins Des Moines D Tom Peterson Story City Tom Carleton and others to study meat merchandising trends.

Charles Phelps Hastings Iowa National Livestock Feeders Assn Iowa Beef Industry Council Ray Switzer Sioux City Ronald Raikes Iowa State University John Grunewald Blairstown Lloyd Mullins Des Moines D. Tom Peterson Town Livestock Auction Market Association Story City Tom Carleton American Beef Packers

Mills GOP Women Will Hold Membership Tea

The Mills County Republican Women's club will hold a membership tea on Monday February 14 at 1 30 p m in Glenwood at the Mills County State Bank. A good attendance is desired.

Millis County Republican Women’s Club Glenwood Mills County State Bank

Final Tribute for Louis Knop Held in Hastings Church

Funeral services for Louis J. Knop at St. John's Lutheran Church Hastings Ia were led by Rev. Henry Wessenberg and Rev. Gary Two songs Nearer My God to Thee and The Lord's Prayer chosen by Knop Pall bearers were his cousins Bruno Leu Eugene Leu Carl Leu Julius Knop Edwin Leu and Gerald Leu Floral tribute caregivers were Mrs Francis Rozmajzi Mrs Newell Crink and Mrs R W continued on page 6 An additional candidate enters Mills County sheriff race Ron Lee Glenwood independent former Glenwood policeman joins Benny Kling Malvern City Marshal Ken Mead Glenwood Chief of Police C W Cliff Rich Deputy Sheriff Merle Brown Boyer Hardware manager and Virgil Faulkner Glenwood policeman engaged in the contest.

Louis J. Knop St. John’s Lutheran Church Hastings Henry Wessenberg Gary Bruno Leu Eugene Leu Carl Leu Julius Knop Edwin Leu Gerald Leu Francis Rozmajzi Newell Crink R. W Benny Kling Malvern Ken Mead Glenwood C.W. “Cliff” Rich Merle Brown Boyer Hardware Virgil Faulkner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Barkus Sheriff's Office Bob Buffington Fred Courtier Austin Bass Public Health Dept Howard Palmer Committee On Economic Development CED Stortenbecker County Sanitarian Darrell Sargent Sterkle Arno Asmussen Mr. Stortenbecker Nab Watson Court West 7Th Street Valley High Malvern Town Council New Town Administration Jon Kemp Charles Hanson Larry Hedlund Norm Pierce Temple Bower Marian Jones W. R. Byington Ed Fender Malvern Commercial Club Kemp Crouch MCHS Phelps Louis Knop Lee Ron Lee Dassaw Glen Knop Melvin Leu Gary Perkins
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