Malvern temperance note and tax clinic in this week
Centennial notes recount Malvern voters approving a liquor ban in 1882 and a later license grant for Leo's Wander Inn. The issue also lists tax assessor field days at the Malvern Community Building from Feb 11 to 21, notes on student whisker growing humor, a push for more sports coverage, and warnings about encyclopedias salesmen misrepresenting school endorsements with sheriff report urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
John D. Paddock
Gideon
Tim Monahan
Paddock
Tim
Leo Kirchmeier
Leo's Wander Inn
Supl. N. P. Crink
ABCs of Interior Decorating Workshop in Mills County
The Mills County Extension Council's Home Economics Program Committee offers the first of four interior decorating workshops on Feb 18 from 1 to 3 30 pm at the Community Building Malvern. Fee is 5 covering materials. Enrollment limited to 25. register via Mills County Extension Office Malvern or by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Extension Council
ABC
Malvern
Mills County
Centennial Reminder for Malvern Centennnial Planning Meeting
Malvern Commercial club president Bill Schroeder urges all organizations and citizens to attend the February 26 meeting at the Malvern Community Building at 8 p.m. to share ideas and recruit participants for the upcoming centennial observance. He emphasizes officers and members should be present and ready to present suggestions for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Schroeder
Malvern Commercial Club
Malvern
Schroeder
Cerol Goos Named to Dana Dean's List at Dana College
Cerol Goos, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Goos of Silver City, is among 40 students on the first semester Dean's List at Dana College Blair Nebraska. Candidates must average 7.50 of 9.00. Goos earned 8.10 for the semester ending in January. She is a freshman majoring in music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caro) Goos
Donald Goos
Silver City
Dana College
Blair
Nebr
Carol
Dana
Boileau named chairman of ISU Greek Week seminar
Dennis Boileau of Henderson has been named chairman of the seminar committee for Greek Week at Iowa State University Ames. Greek Week runs April 15 to 19 featuring house meetings a convocation seminars athletic events and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Boileau
Henderson
Iowa State University
Ames
ISU
Girls Sectional Tourney begins Saturday at Malvern
Malvern and Council Bluffs share hosting of the 1969 state Girls Sectional Tournament with four games at Malvern High School. Openers Saturday February 15 feature Walnut vs Oakland and Glenwood vs Malvern, with subsequent matchups set for February 17 and semifinals February 18 and finals February 20 at Bluffs. Walnut and Glenwood bring varied records into the event, while Carson Macedonia and Nishna Valley also compete. Officials include Ken Eggers, Wally Williams, Ralph Peterson, and Jim Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Council Bluffs
MCHS
Walnut Girls
Oakland
Nishna Valley
Glenwood
Carson-Macadonia
Lewis Central
Walnut
Carson Macedonia
Ken Eggers
Wally Williams
Ralph Peterson
Jim Wharton
4-H Teens Highlight Youth Problems in Mills County
Mills County 4-H Teen Club reports key youth issues including need to change school policies, improve teaching, drinking, desire for a youth center, lower voting age, generation gap, social pressure, and more jobs for youth. Paul D. Hopp notes seminar insights from Atlantic and Des Moines. Governor’s Commission on Children and Youth sponsored events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
4Ph
Paul D. Hopp
Robert Washburn
Atlantic
Mr. Hopp
Elmer Schwieder
Des Moines
Governor's Commission of Children’ and Youth
St John’s to Install New Pastor This Sunday
The Rev Henry Wesenberg will be installed as pastor at St John s Lutheran church this Sunday February 16 at 2 p m He was born in San Francisco in 1941 and lived in California before attending Concordia Theological Seminary in Springfield He married Sandra Scheer of Muskegon Michigan They have three children Cynthia 5 T J 3 and Mark 5 months The community welcomes him and his family and invites all to attend the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wesenberg
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Pastor Wesenberg
San Francisco
California
Concordia Theological Seminary
Springfield
Sandra Scheer
Muskegon
Mich
Cynthia
T. J
Mark
Wesenberg
Shelbyville, Mo
St. John’s
Malvern School Board Revises Policies and Attendance Rules
The Malvern Community School District directors met February 10 and reviewed policy updates with no major changes beyond teacher contract matters. They lifted bans on married students’ attendance in programs and heard a request from three high school boys to grow hair and sideburns for a local observance, with adherence to neatness rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCHS
Malvern
State Department
Malvern Community
Margaretta Hays
Lee Stevens
Marvin Are. Boda
Ron Panning
Mills County Valuations Drop Over $900000 in 1968
County Auditor Glenn L. Johnson reports Mills County valuations for 1968 fell by more than $900,000 from the prior year while 1,023 acres were removed from the tax list due to Interstate 29 development. The $38,109,099 total stems from a $336 loss at the Glenwood packing house, a $370,000 decline in utilities, and a 3 percent drop in personal property under a 27 percent state designation. Budgets were sent to the state comptroller for seven towns plus the assessor, extension service, and county budgets, with remaining districts awaiting valuations from involved communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Glenn L. Johnson
Glenwood
Johnson
State Comptroller
Nishna Valley
Malvern
Malvern to Hear New Fire Station Lawsuit March 11
Malvern town council in a special session heard salesmen on street cleaning equipment but took no purchase action. Mayor Ritman Hardy and councilmen learned the district court set March 11 for a new hearing on the fire station rent dispute over repairs by architect T. Carruthers that allegedly failed in winter weather. Regular council meeting was February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Town
Ritman Hardy
T. ‘. Carruthers
Traffic Court Fines Reported in Malvern
Two motorists paid fines in Justice of Peace John Hall's court. Michael Hollermeyer of St. Joseph Missouri faced speeding charges and Albert Johson of Malvern faced failure to yield. Justice Virginia Hall fined William Fowler of Jacksonville Florida for overload and Carroll Walters of Burn Kansas for improper registration with specified amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace John Hall
Michael Hollermeyer
St. Joseph
Albert Johson
Malvern
Justice of Peace
Virginia Hall
William Fowler
Jacksonville
Fla
Carroll Walters
Burn
Kan
Otto Hall Home Sold to Sutton
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hall on Third Avenue was sold to Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Sutton of Stanton. Mr. Sutton, a Stanton school custodian, plans retirement next year. Mrs. Sutton is Everett Hatfield of Malvern’s sister. The six room house had been the Halls' home since March 1, 1919, nearly fifty years, and they recently moved to Malvern Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Hall
Third Avenue
Delbert Sutton
Stanton
Sutton
Indonesian Pastor to Lead Final Mission Study Program
Rev Edward Tan a Methodist pastor from Massena Massachusetts and a native Indonesian will speak at the closing classes of the S E Asia union mission study. The program includes a 6 30 pm study session and a 7 35 pm program in a united assembly at the Methodist church with a fellowship period to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tan
Massena
S. E. Asia Union Mission
Indonesia
Netherlands East Indies
Java
Sumatra
Borneo
Bali
Asia
Australia
America
United Assembly
Methodist Church
Gordon Scott Makes IWCC Dean's List at Council Bluffs
Gordon Scott of Malvern earned a 3.42 GPA to qualify for Iowa Western Community College first semester Dean's List at Council Bluffs. He is a sophomore. The report also notes Legion Auxiliary meeting at 8 p.m. and advisory board changes for February due to sectional tournaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Scott
Malvern
Iowa Western Community College
Council Bluff
Gordon
Ralph Scott
Malvern Community School Advisory Board
Bonnie Mansfield
Reckless Driving Charge Brings Him $25 Fine
Jim Black of Council Bluffs was fined $25 and costs by Justice of Peace Carl Remley for reckless driving after Wednesday morning police arrest. He also paid $10 and costs for no driver's license. Jerry Glen Myers of Sioux City faced $15 and costs for failure to yield the right of way after a county accident. A Baptist bake sale is listed for Saturday Feb 15 at 10 a.m. at Pace Service Co store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Black
Council Bluffs
Clenwood Police
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Black
Jerry Glen Myers
Sioux City
Dan
Pace Service Co
Ady
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Fieldman
Fred James
Cerol Goos
Dana_Dean
Rod Hunt
Malvern Community High
Roberta Thaller
Jack Sell
4-H
Mrs
Ken Scott
IWCC
Legion Auxiliary
J. F., Weariner
John QC
Hall
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