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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1966

Page

7

Mills County News: Ralston-Purina hire and bus schedule

Lyle Sell has joined Ralston Purina Co in Mills County starting the first of the month. Pace Service Co. announces Continental Trailways bus schedules with Westbound departures at 6 20 a m and 7 50 p m and Eastbound at 10 58 a m and 6 57 p m. The 7 50 p m westbound bus requires flagging at the 34 41 junction. other buses stop in town at Pace.

Lyle Sell Ralston-Purina Co Mills County Pace Service Co Continental Trailways Bus Paces

Whitney's Plan Grand Opening

Malvern's Whitney Grocery announces a grand opening weekend with events planned Thursday through Saturday. New owners My and Mrs Carl Whitney acquired the store from Albert Johnson, taking possession January 1, and invite friends to visit to enjoy specials and gifts.

Malvern Whitney Grocery Albert Johnson Carl Whitney

Survey Party Sets Up Field Office in Glenwood Iowa

A survey party under Virgil Petersen established a temporary field office in Glenwood Iowa to study the relocation of U S 34 as part of the 1967 primary road program. The team collects information for design, with details pending completion of the survey. Members include John F Adams Corning Leslie D Petersen Ames John N McCoy Brian Gustafson and William T Hare Boone.

Iowa Virgil Petersen Glenwood Petersen Ashton John F. Adams Corning Leslie D. Petersen Ames John N. McCoy Brian Gustafson William T. Hare Boone

Puppy rescue ends in bite during bus stop incident

Debbie Largent reported a stray puppy injured in the road near Hatsings. The pup, in pain with back injuries, bit the child on the face, breaking flesh in two places. Sheriff’s deputies hold the dog for 10 days to observe.

Time Now for Farm Premeasurement for 1966 Feed Grain

Farmers interested in having their farms premeasured for the 1966 feed grain program should leave their names at the Mills ASCS county office at once. Premeasurement work has started and reporters are available now while weather is favorable. Waiting until spring may cause a missed premeasurement due to heavy workload.

Mills Ascs

County boards must decide by March 14 on vocational district

County boards of education in seven Area XII counties must vote by March 14 on joining the new vocational district. If all counties approve, director districts will be set to provide near equal representation by population, and elections will be held to name directors who will govern the district.

County Boards of Education Area XII

Secondary 1965 gains in Mills County sales tax reported

The Iowa State Tax Commission released second quarter 1965 figures showing gains in towns over 500 population in Mills County. Malvern rose 11 percent, Emerson 7 percent, Glenwood 8 percent, and Pacific Junction 29 percent, with Fremont county total up as well. Totals for 1965 and 1964 are listed for Glenwood, Malvern, Emerson, Pac. Junction, Hamburg, Sidney, Tabor, Fremont, Red Oak and Shenandoah. Total business is found by multiplying sales tax collections by 50.

Mills County States Tax Commission Malvern Emerson Glenwood Pacific Junction Hamburg Sidney Tabor Fremont Red Oak Shenandoah Oo Fremont County

Mule Creek Voters Reelect A Bass

In Mule Creek, five residents voted Saturday to reelect Austin Bass as director for the Conservancy District at the LCS office in Malvern. Mills County faced chilly weather with a light snow overnight, a half inch accumulation, and temperatures dipping to the low teens and mid twenties through the weekend.

Mule Creek Conservancy District LCS Malvern Austin Bass Mills County

Montgomery-Mills Livestock Assn Holds Annual Meeting

Montgomery-Mills Livestock Assn members met in Red Oak for the annual meeting with a smorgasbord. Retiring president Paul D. Peterson spoke, new officers were introduced, and Kenneth Falk shared fair slides. Richard A. Hyde of Hastings was elected president, with Albert Washburn and Dan Phelps as vice presidents. Directors include Gordon Lees Joe Robbins W E McGrew Richard Schroeder Neil Means Willisea Donald Swanson Cordon Bass Jerry Anderson. The group adopted resolutions on public affairs and livestock industry and noted growth and regional influence. Hyde also serves as second vice president of the Iowa Livestock Feeders Assn. and Phelps as vice president of the national association.

Richard Hyde Mills-Montgomery Assn Paul D. Peterson Kenneth Falk Pair Assn Richard A. Hyde Hastings Association Albert Washburn Dan Phelps Red Oak Montgomery County Neil Means Willisea Donald Swanson Cordon Bass Jerry Anderson Hyde Iowa Livestock Feeders A’ssn Charles Phelps National Association

Imogene Man Receives Fine After Roadway Violation

Imogene Man Imogene Perkins, 20, was fined 450 and costs by Justice of Peace Ernest Timmerman for failing to yield half the roadway. Perkins’ car collided on January 8 with Richard Dean Amm in Glenwood. A later midnight crash on a county road west of Glenwood caused 400 damage to Jack Cowardin’s 1963 Oldsmobile after hitting a mailbox.

Leo Ernest Perkins Imogene Justice of Peace Ernest Timmerman Perkins Glenwood Richard Dean Amm Jack Cowardin Cowardin

Fully Automated Mill Opens Here by Good Grain

The Good Grain Co opened a new fully automated feed mill here on Monday built in 32 days by Quad States Equipment Co of Des Moines. The plant, featuring advanced grinding mixing protein additives and new equipment, will host an open house in about three weeks. Local Rotarians Sampson Thompsony and Putnam toured the site and learned of the new telephone answering and recording gear added as extras.

Good Grain Good Grain Co Quad States Equipment Co Des Moines Vase Doug Sanders Malvern Paul Thompsony Glenwood Tin Putnam Bell Co

Redman Fined After Boone Car Crash Near Glenwood

William Thomas Hare, 19, of Boone, struck a pole and fence after losing control on highway 275 north of Glenwood. He received medical aid for head injuries and cuts at Edmundson hospital, and was fined $50 and costs by Justice of Peace Carl Remley for failing to keep his car under control. Estimated damage totaled about $1,200 to the 1962 Ford and $300 to property.

Redman Highway Commission William Thomas Hare Boone Glenwood Hare Edmundson Hospital Justice of Peace Carl Remley Sheriff’s Office Iowa Power & Light Co Charles Herndon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Whitney Debbi Mrs Jack Largent Debbie Pitty Malvern Oriolettes Carol Sue Everett Blackman Voc. Dist A. Bass Paul Peterson Dick Hyde Walter I. Roberts Mt. Ayr Emer Harris Farm Kenneth B. Owen Dallas Laughlin Montgomery-Mills Livestock Assn Harold Hassle Dwight Kelly Gordon Lees Joe Robbins W. E. McGrew Richard Schroeder Joyce Whitney Carl Imogene Man DeVerne Osterfoss Lsst Larry Maynes Diane Allensworth Terri Jones Lynda McMillen Cathy Smith Carol Wolfe Gerry Turner Sandra Hays Becky Swanson Sharlene Scott Kristi Rumery Marie Jones Linda Schroeder Nancy Dolan Betty Lou McClure Bonnie Hatfield Carolyn Hilton Beverly Blackman Dixie Bird Gerry Granteer Nancy Miller Debbie Waymire Carol Jurgens
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