Motor vehicle license renewals prompt penalties and fines
Jack E H Severens urges purchase of 1966 car licenses before January 31 with penalties for renewals after that date. December 31 marks enforcement for those already licensed. In court, Bryce Cornett of Fort Worth was fined 15 dollars plus costs for improper registration and Robert Holmes of Shenandoah paid 86.80 and costs for overload of corn cobs. Iowa Highway Patrol seeks 50 more troopers. 100 were authorized previously with 50 hired. A January 20 council bluffs meeting will explain duties and eligibility.
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Motors
Jack EH. Severens
Justice of Peace
John Hall
Bryce Cornett
Ft. Worth
Tex
Robert Holmes
Shenandoah
Iowa Highway Patrol
Robert J. Darrah
Drustrap
National Guard
Council Bluffs
Two Hurt After Highway Crash Near Glenwood
Two people were seriously injured when Leo Perkins lost control of a 1966 Triumph on Highway 275 three miles north of Glenwood at 2:50 p m. His passenger Gene Carlson also injured as a 1962 Ford driven by Richard Amm collided. Mrs Amm was hospitalized but released. Mr Amm uninjured. Patrolmen Gregg and Weis investigated. Lowell McMillen Named on Deans List at ISU for Aerospace Engineering.
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Leo Ernest Perkins
Imogene
Richard Dean Amm
Glenwood
Perkins
Gene Carlson
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Amm
Gregg and
Weis
Lowell McMillen
ISU
Lowell J. McMillen
Iowa State University
Ames
McMillen
Loyd McMillen
Marshal Praises Young Men Who Helped Capture Suspect
Shenandoah's marshal Cliff Rich praised local youths for aiding a weekend car theft case. After a hald order for an orange Plymouth, officers pursued Jack Foutch from Shenandoah who dodged arrest at a tavern and a community dance. Young helpers lured him, ensuring surrender, while Rich declined to name them for safety.
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Towa
Malvern
Cliff Rich
Shenandoah
Rick
Jack Foutch
Mr. Rich
Weis
Paddock Park
Eighteen Motor Vehicles Registered In County
County Treasurer P M Robinson reported eighteen new motor vehicle registrations this week including Fords for Galt Cronkhite George V Forney and Glen W Knop among others as well as Oldsmobiles Dodges Chevrolets Pontiacs Buicks and Plymouths to various owners. M D Wetterick attended a meeting of superintendents for area 13 at Missouri Valley. No marriage licenses were issued this week per Clerk I J Denner.
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P.M. Robinson
Galt Cronkhite
George V. Forney
Alvern
Glen Franke
Silver City
Glen W. Knop
Emerson
Richard L. DeLashmutt
Macilie Junction
Missouri Valley
I. J. Denner
Kindergarten Schedule Switch in Malvern District
Beginning Monday, January 47, kindergarten pupils in the Malvern Community School District will swap class periods. Morning students move to the afternoon, and afternoon students transfer to the morning. School begins at 8:30 a.m. and 12:45 p.m., with buses adjusting pickup times.
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Malvern Community School
Gift Prompts Drive for Glenwood County Hospital
An anonymous donor offers 100000 to fund a 35 bed county hospital in Mills County with Glen Haven as site. The Glen Haven board will provide an acre of land and study the project feasibility while seeking public support and external hospital data. board members list includes Buffington Mintle McManigal and others.
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Glenwood
Glen Haven
Ben Buffington
Howard Mintle
Fay McManigal
Raymond Mintle
Ralph McPherron
C. F. Waterman
Charles Stinand
Dale Harper
Honors to medical grad ate of la
Eleven graduates from the 1965 Tow a City VA hospital class of medical technology passed the national certification exam by the American Society of Clinical Pathologists. Dr K R Cross announced. Marilyn Schoening Thomas of Malvern was among the 11. Mule Creek Conservancy District election Jan 15. Polls at the county SCS office in Malvern open 1 to 5 pm.
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Towa City VA
Medcal Technology
Board of Registry of Medical Technologists
American Society of Clinical Pathologists
K. R. Cross
Marilyn Schoening Thomas
Malvern
Mule Creek
25 Years Carrying the Mail End for Vernon Crouse
Vernon Crouse of Hastings ends a 25 year rural mail career as retirement begins. He started March 11 1940 on a route that grew from 54 miles to 68 due to changes. Ill health ended active work in late November with Cecil Clark handling the route since then. Crouse, a Mills county native who lived in Nebraska and Wyoming, held varied jobs before the post, served as assessor and census taker, and participated in Triple A duties. He and his wife enjoy retirement with seven children named Betty Baldozier Mary Ryan Vernon Jr Donald Carolyn Kalvinek Bobby and Aaron. The week brought light snow after sleet and rain, with temperatures fluctuating.
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Uncle Sam
Vernon Crouse
Hastings
Cecil Clark
Crouse
Bill [Aroff
Mills County
Nebraska
Wyoming
Cotneil Bluffs Oil Company
Triple A
ASCS
Cliff
Betty) Baldozier
Estes Park
Calo
Mary Ryan
O'Neill
Vernon Jr. McCook
Donald
Greenville
Tex
Carolyn Kalvinek
Omaha
Bobby
Aaron
Livestock Feeders to Meet Monday in Red Quk
Members of the Montgomery Mills Livestock Feeders Assn will dine at the Gold Crown Inn Red Quk Monday January 17 at 6 45 p m A pre meeting at 2 p m at the Farm Bureau office Redale precedes the dinner Kenneth Falk secretary of the Iowa State Fair will give the address and officers will be elected
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Montgomery- Mills Livestock Feeders Assn
Gold Crown Inn
Red Quk
Farm Bureau
Redale
Kenneth Falk
Steele Site Best For Proposed Malvern School
Malvern Community School board selects a 28 acre plot owned by J. M. Steele east of Highway 41 as the site for the proposed new school. Architect David Frevert notes utilities and protection are available. soil borings and a use plan will guide foundation design and layout. Public presentations will follow to inform residents.
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Steele
Malvern Community School Board of Directors
J. M. Steele
Highway 41
Malvern
Lewel
David Frevert
Board Approves Mills County Holiday Schedule Plan
The Mills County board of supervisors on Monday approved a holiday vacation plan for the engineering department. If a holiday falls on Saturday, employees get Friday off. if on Sunday, the following Monday is granted. Salaries for the department remain unchanged.
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Board of Supervisors
Mills County Engineering Department
Chandler Attends Food Processing Meeting at ISU
Max Chandlery, manager of Hen ningsen Foods Inc egg processing plant in Malvern, attended a food processors meeting at Iowa State University in Ames Tuesday. He spoke on industry problems, improving egg quality for processing and the new Love Egg law enacted to promote quality.
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Max Chandlery
Henningsen Foods, Inc
Malvern
Iowa State University
Ames
Freezing Rain Triggers Mills County Accident
A freezing rain event on Wednesday morning caused at least one crash in Mills County. James R. Bolejack of Tahor suffered about 200 dollars in damage to his car after losing control on a slick highway 275 stretch. his vehicle slid into a telephone post near Glenwood, per sheriff’s report.
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Mills County
James R. Bolejack
Tahor
Glenwood
Bolejack
Sherif's
Baptist pastors to attend Sioux Falls Pastor Convocation
Rev. Hugh A. Shiveley of Malvern and Rev. Richard Person of Emerson join nearly 100 churchmen from eight states registered for the 14th annual Pastor's Convocation at Sioux Falls College. Principal resource leaders include Dr. James Chuck of San Francisco and Dr. Paul W. Kopp of Southgate California.
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Hugh A. Shiveley
First Baptist Church of
Malvern
Hichard Person
Emerson
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
James Chuck
First Chinese Baptist Church
San Francisco
Calif
Paul W. Kopp
Southgate
Firemen Reelect Officers Monday in Annual Vote
Malvern firemen reelected most of last year's officers during their organization meeting Monday evening. New additions included Tom Gidley as chief and Allan O'Dell as second assistant captain, with O'Dell the sole new officer. Trustees named were Rick Smith, Doug Zanders, and Ralph Scott.
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Malvern
Tom Gidley
Charles Ellison
Bob Poort
Jim Fordist
Allan O'Dell
Lentz Fowles
Jim Benton
O'Dell
Rick Smith
Doug Zanders
Ralph Scott
Improvements recommended at Mills County Jail
Mills county grand jury recommended several improvements after inspecting the jail. Water seepage in the basement requires underground tile to the street, a drinking fountain for men, furnace motor checks for overheating, kitchen water pipe completion, a new storm door with an interior latch, railing for basement and second floor stairs, and a larger sign at the sheriff's office indicating the courthouse.
Speaker Kenneth Barringer to speak at Methodist churches
The Rev Kenneth Barringer of Des Moines director of the South laws Conference adult and student work will be guest speaker at Malvern and Strahan Methodist churches on Sunday January 23. His topic Adults Can Keep Growing based on Ephesians 4. He previously served as a pastor in Wisconsin and this visit offers a chance to hear a dynamic Methodist leader. Worship hour invited attendees.
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Kenneth Barringer
Des Moines
Malvern
Strahan
Barringer
Wisconsin
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Marshal
Malvern Oriolettes
DeVerne Osterfoss
Farragut
Vernon Crouses
Chandler
Shiveley
Mills County Grand Jury
Methodist Church
Iowa
Mills County Farm Bureau
Fremont
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