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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1969
Page
3
The Department of Public Instruction reminds Jawa residents that Spare is provided on the 18S tax form to report the school district name and code number. The district code helps allocate financial aid and must be provided to pupils for relay to parents or guardians.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a county and an administrative office, plus references to a department and an investigation or designation. The readable text is incomplete, leaving the exact agency names and actions uncertain.
The Busy Bees and Picture Feeders 4-H clubs were named winners of the Outstanding 4-H club Awards for girls and boys. A steak supper funded by Botna Valley Grain Co and Disco Seed Co recognized the clubs before about 38 members. Attendees included club leaders and local representatives from Botna Valley Grain, Disco Seed Co, Mills County Extension Service, and guests from Council Bluffs.
New motor vehicle registrations list owners in multiple towns including Malvern Glenwood and Hastings. Registered brands include Fords Chevrolets Pontiacs Chryslers Buicks GMCs and Ford trucks. There were no marriages issued in the last week. The Mills county annual audit has begun and is being handled by Herbert Murphy of Shenandoah.
Robert Sanders of Council Bluffs Ray Moore of Glenwood and Ronnie Grindle of Bartlett were bound over to the grand jury and released on $1000 bonds after arraignment before Justice Carl Remley on larceny in the nighttime. Sheriff Edwin Barkus led the arrest for theft of two tires from the Pombrniailing station on December 20. The tires were later found on a car in Bartlett.
County Attorney James Thomas and Edgar Cook led Mills County's delegation at a Des Moines hearing with the department of revenue. Special county attorney Henry Washburn and County Auditor Glenn Johnson attended along with William Forst director Ballard Tipton and Clgen Carlson. Cook acted as Mills county group's spokesman.
Mills County officials protested the rise in property tax valuations ordered by the Department of Revenue. Porst said he would not rule on any decrease until the court has ruled on the injunction.
Local notes from Malvern Iowa dated Thursday January 9 196? summarize community events and small notices from the Malvern Leader. Includes brief updates on townspeople, gatherings, and local announcements in a concise newspaper card style.
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