Proportional tax chart highlighted in Mills County issue
County Auditor Glenn Johnson presents a proportional tax expenditures chart on page 7 as Malvern continues to back the Oriolettes in the district tournament at Farragut. Fans head to the semi finals Thursday evening with Malvern facing Farragut. Also noted are robins sighted near Hastings and the Malvern Cub Scouts blue and gold banquet postponed due to storms.
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Glenn Johnson
Malvern
Oriolettes
Farragut
Three Malvern Boys Accused in Coin Box Theft
Three 12 year-old Malvern boys were released to their parents after a sheriff's investigation into theft from Pace automatic laundry coin boxes. A small amount of money was taken by manipulating the boxes. One boy reportedly collected a dollar in change.
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Malvern
Sheriff's Office
Pace Automatic Laundry
Break in Attempt at Emerson Postoffice Reported
Postal inspectors were notified by Sheriff Edwin Barkus of an attempted break in at the Emerson post office early Sunday. A back door was forced and an entrance gained to the porch but not the post office, with intruders believed frightened away. The piece also notes severe winter weather with snowfall and cold snaps.
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Emerson
Edwin Barkus
Emerson Post Office
Barkus
Traffic and Truck Cases Highlight Hall Court Docket
General traffic and state truck cases dominated Justice John Hall's docket. Jimmy Reno of Omaha and Gerald Measels of Carlisle Ark faced fines for improper truck registration. Lowell Mooney of Imogene paid $12.20 for axle overload. Billie Gilbert of Malvern was fined $10 and costs for improper registration and for lacking a Iowa driver’s license. E. B. Bengston of Red Oak was fined one dollar and costs for a false check drawing and made restitution.
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John Hall
Jimmy Reno
Omaha
Gerald Measels
Carlisle
Ark
Lowell Mooney
Imogene
Billie Gilbert
Malvern
Iowa
E. B. Bengston
Red Oak
Bloodmobile at Malvern March nine for blood drive
The Bloodmobile will be at the Malvern Community building March 9 from 11 30 p m to 4 30 p m. All who wish to offer blood are welcome any time and any wishing to schedule a time may do so by calling Mrs Jack Bowen No Hunting or Trespassing signs 20 cents each 8 50 or 7 for 1 The Leader office 38 11
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Malvern Community
Jack Bowen
Leader Office
Motor vehicle registrations and marriage licenses listed
Sixteen new registrations include Chevrolets to Richard Bass Malvern Donald DeLashmutt Pacific Junction Levon Rohrberg and Ruby Hahn Glenwood Oldsmobile to Keith Bruce Hastings Gordon Aistrope Glenwood Fords to Fred Picker Frederick Bell Kenneth Clark and Jerome Van Winkle Glenwood Jeep to Dean W McLain Emerson Plymouth to Warren Gregory Tabor Chevrolet truck to Malvern Milling Co Inc Malvern Chevrolet pickups to Marvin Gatzemeyer Glenwood Paul Wilson Silver City GMC to Jack Stanley Co Glenwood Marriage licenses issued to Steve Wooster 21 Lincoln and Carol Whitney 19 Omaha Edwin H Grayson 46 and Sylvia Kellogg 47 Emerson
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Richard Bass
Malvern
Donald DeLashmutt
Pacific Junction
Levon J. Rohrberg
Ruby Hahn
Glenwood
Chevrolet
Marvin Gatzemeyer
Paul Wilson
Silver City
GMC
Jack Stanley Co
Steve Wooster
Lincoln
Carol Whitney
Omaha
Edwin H. Grayson
Sylvia Kellogg
Emerson
Disturbing the Peace Costs Him a $25 Fine
Dell Nurse of Glenwood was fined $25 and costs for disturbing the peace by Justice Carl Remley. Other cases before Remley included Franklin Huff of Glenwood for speeding 30 and costs, and Peggy Keebler of Glenwood for running a stop sign with 10 and costs.
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Dell
Glenwood
Carl Remley
Remley
Franklin Huff
Peggy Keebler
Malvern Trophy Highlighted At Henningsen Foods Event
Employes of Henningsen Foods Inc egg drying plant in Malvern hosted a smorgasbord at the Gold Crown in Red Oak Friday evening to celebrate winning a sanitation award. Plant production manager Melvin Turner received the trophy from W. W. Henningsen of New York City. This marked a second consecutive win with a third securing permanent possession. About 50 people attended as officials praised sanitation, production efficiency, and good worker relations.
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Henningsen Foods, Inc
Malvern
Red Oak
Melvin Turner
Henningsen
W. W. Henningsen
New York City
Turner
Three Local Residents Enter Nishna Cottage
Three Malvern residents were admitted to Nishna Cottage as patients this week. Admitted on Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Crouse and Edward Knight was admitted Wednesday evening.
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Malvern
Nishna Cottage
Gene Crouse
Edward Knight
Four Glenwood Teens Admit VFW Club Break-in
Sheriff Edwin Barkus said four Glenwood high school boys aged 16 to 18 confessed to breaking into the VFW club south of Glenwood on Feb 14 early Sunday. They were released to parents as charges await. They stated they were just “helling around looking for liquor.” Stolen items included beer and a dollar bill from the VFW. they drove a car owned by a parent. The four have no known ties to another county break-in that night.
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Edwin Barkus
Glenwood High School
V.E.W. Club
Glenwood
Barkus
Mal
VFW
Nothem Reviews MCHS Curriculum Additions 47 Subjects Now
By Al Nothem Principal jalvern Community High discusses the state plan to consolidate schools by enrollment. Malvern Community High offers 47 subjects for grades 9 12 with new courses added this year including Creative Writing Speech Typing II Art II and World Geography. Faculty reactivated curriculum committees will review the program and advise for next year while trade and industrial programs are being tested.
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al Nothem
Jalvern Community High School
Malvern Community High
Contracts Offered Malvern Faculty Changes Indicated
Contracts were offered to all Malvern Community schools staff following board meetings. Increases ranged from 150 to 400 dollars under the last year’s salary schedule. Some staff indicated they would not return. Mr and Mrs Richard Krambeck had earlier announced unavailability. Krambeck is the boys athletic coach.
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Malvern Community Schools
Malvern
Richard Krambeck
Krambeck
Wilh Welcome Help for Loan Fund
The directors of the Malvern Community Student Loan Fund will meet March 3 at the Chan try school at p. m. to consider applications for student loans. Individuals and groups still have an opportunity to send do nations so that worthy appli cants may receive help to con tinue their education.
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Malvern Community Student Loan Fund
Chantry School
High school staff changes and contracts update
Paul Hopp a young vocal music instructor leaves teaching to join Good Grain Co. Larry Hansen earns a University of Omaha math fellowship. Resignations include Mr and Mrs Harold Fairbairn Mrs Frances Pleak and Mrs Jacqueline Mulholland. Superintendent N P Crink says 20 current staff have signed or will sign new contracts.
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Paul Hopp
Good Grain Co
Larry Hansen
University of Omaha
Harold Fairbairn
Frances Pleak
Jacqueline Mulholland
Supt. N. P. Crink
Fight fines levied in Glenwood disturbance case
Justice of Peace Gail Remley fined three individuals and costs for disturbing the peace after a Jan 6 alley fight involving Glen Wilson and Earl Gordon. The Hansens moved their case from Justice John Wall’s court to a different venue. CARD OF THANKS T I wish to thank the Nishta Valley student body, dcity, and friends for the gifts, cards, letters, and calls made during my recent illness, post Harold Terry.
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Glen Wilson
Earl Gordon
Remley
Hansens
John Wall
Nishta Valley
Dcity
County zoning board to study procedures next week
The Milla seuntya new Zoning board plans to continue their study of procedure on Wednesday. They expect to meet again next Thursday to interview engineering firms for a county survey essential before any zoning ideas can be developed.
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Milla Seuntya New Zoning Board
Niet’ Briaty
Runs Stop Sign But Charge Chases Car Theft
A 16 year old Bettendorf boy arrested in Glenwood for running a stop sign was sent home to be charged with car theft. A second boy was present. Discovery that the car used a jumper wire instead of an ignition key led to further charges of breaking and entering and car theft. Deputies from Davenport took custody. The youths said they had quit school and planned to go to California.
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Bettendorf
Glenwood
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Davenport
California
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Mills County
Diane Shaw
Roger Shaw
Hastings
Tienday
Linda Henry
Mt. Ayr
Cathy Smith
Diane Hopp
Hall
Gallon Club
Fred Harshbarger
Jim Benton
Raburn Benton
Red Cross
Mills
jJad
Gene Allen
Bill Carr
W. W
Harry Slosberg
New York
William Riley
Max Chandler
Nothem
State Department
Trade & Industrial
Carol Wolfe
Gerry Turner
Julia Holey
Nancy Dufty
4S High School
Council Blutts
Gail Remley
Harold Terry
Charge
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