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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1972

Page

6

Mills County events set for Thursday meetings and basketball

This Thursday January 20 Mills County residents have a full evening with Mills County firemen meeting at the Malvern fire station at 8 p.m. Malvern business people join the Malvern Commercial Club at Ruby's Coffee Shop at 6 30 p.m. The Corner Conference boys basketball tournament hosts semi finals at Tabor at 7 p.m. and 8 30 p.m.

Mills County Malvern Malvern Commercial Club Ruby’s Tabor

Rapid Weather Swing From Deep Freeze To Mild Spells

Weather notes show a rapid shift as temperatures rose from 12 below last Thursday to the 50s by Monday and Tuesday. Daily readings list lows and highs for Wednesday through Tuesday, with major drops and rebounds forecast for the coming week.

Fines in Judge Watson's Court

Paying fines in police court of John C. Watson in Glenwood. Stop sign violators include William Schmidt Millard Nebr $10 John Gibson Red Oak $10 R K Piper Omaha $10. Carlson Finchem bound over to district court on larceny in daytime bond $500.

John C. Watson Glenwood William Schmidt Millard Nebr John Gibson Red Oak R.K. Piper Omaha Myron C. Finchem Emerson District Court

Fieldman schedules announced for Malvern and Hastings

Ellsworth Smith will hold schedule sessions at Hastings Community building January 21 and 22 from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 p.m. He will be at Malvern Community building January 24 to 29 with same hours.

Malvern Hastings Ellsworth Smith

Glenwood Meeting Friday to Oppose County Zoning Plan

The Citizens Committee Opposed to County Zoning, led by chairman Herman Stortenbecker, announces an educational public meeting Friday January 21 at 8 p.m. in the new armory. Des Moines expert Mrs Roberta Whitson will discuss state level zoning battles as the committee promotes defeat of county zoning. The committee invites all residents and especially Board of Supervisors members to attend.

Herman Stortenbecker Jack Williams Fred Coutier New Armory Roberta Whitson Des Moines Citizens Committee Board of Supervisors Edwin Leu Lew Harold Anderson Farm Bureau District Wayne Lincoln J. F. Wearin Jr Dwight Fellows Lincoln Zoning Commission Wearin County Board of Supervisors

Bottomland Crop Producers Seminars set for Feb in Crescent and PJ

County Extension Director LaVerne Obrecht announces Bottomland Meet in February with ISU agronomy specialists Harvey Thompson Regis Voss and Jay West to cover corn soybeans and sorghum topics including varieties nutrient balance P and K levels planting dates and weed control. Reservations by Jan 28 for meals. Also Malvern Boy Scout Randy Bayes receives a Certificate of Merit for life saving actions at a pool incident in Prairie du Chien with details of the rescue and merit badge awards.

Crescent Pacific Junction LaVerne Obrecht Iowa State University Agronomy Harvey Thompson Regis Voss Jay West Obrecht Malvern Randy Bayes National Court of Honor Karl Hertz

Hostile Response to County Zoning Meeting in Malvern

A county information session in the Malvern Community Building drew about 75 attendees with strong opposition to zoning. The Farm Bureau sponsored the event and speakers from the former zoning commission faced pointed questions about potential loss of landowner rights and increased bureaucracy.

County Farm Bureau Malvern

Mills-Montgomery Livestock Feeders elect new officers

Bill Hyde of Hastings was chosen president at the Mills-Montgomery Livestock Feeders Association annual meeting held January 10 at the Gold Crown Inn Red Oak. New officers include First Vice President Richard Steen Emerson Second Vice President Newt Wright Hastings Treasurer Jim Kelley Hastings Secretary Rod Guy Malvern. Directors are Rayburn Benton Malvern Kenneth Doc Grindle Hastings Richard Bass Malvern L B Reed Malvern and Dave Gregory Tabor. Guest speaker was Art Holst Peoria Ill top NFL official.

Mills-Montgomery Livestock Feeders Association Gold Crown Inn Red Oak Bill Hyde Hastings Bob Wheeler Villisca Richard Bud) Steen Emerson Newt Wright Jim Kelley Rod Guy Malvern Mills County Rayburn Benton Kenneth Doc) Grindle Richard Bass Mills-Montgomery Livestock Jim Logan Red Oak Express

Court Fines Posted in Graham Proceedings Jan 6–12

Fines listed by Dorothea R. Graham Justice of the Peace court for Jan 6 to Jan 12 show Roy T Hughes with no valid operator license and no valid registration both at $10 and costs, James Raymond for allowing an unauthorized minor to drive at $10 and costs. Malvern City Marshal Benny Bling brought the charges. Jack E Rice fined $11 and costs for over weight on a single axle along with John James Christensen fined $11 and costs on the same charge.

Court of Justice of the Peace Dorothea R. Graham Roy T. Hughes James Robert Raymond Malvern Benny Bling Jack E. Rice John James Christensen Coats

Pancake Supper Friday at High School Building

Pancake supper planned for Friday January 28 at the high school building during the Hamburg game night. Served from 5 p.m. on. Sponsored by Junior class. Ad.

Hamburg Junior Clasa

State Award to Dr Webb for Handicapped Woman of the Year

Dr Ruth Cameron Webb 48 received the Handicapped Woman of the Year award at the Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped banquet in Des Moines. She heads the developmental therapy department she started at the State Hospital School for children with severe developmental delays.

Glenwood State Ruth Cameron Webb Governor's Committee On Employment of Des Moines Iowa Webb State Hospital School

Bank Deposits Rise to 25 Million in Mills County 1971

Mills County banks end 1971 with deposits totaling 25,482,353 dollars, a rise of 2.2 million from 1970, while loans climbed to 14,406,001 dollars. The increase reflects a tighter economy, modest crop yields, inflation, and federal belt-tightening programs affecting borrowers and businesses. Excludes Henderson branch of State Bank and Trust Co. of Co. Bluffs.

Mills County Mills Henderson State Bank and Trust Co Co. Bluffs Malvern Trust & Savings Glenwood Emerson Mineola Glenwood State Emerson State Mineola State

Rich Mead to Seek Sheriff Job

Kenneth Mead chief of police of Glenwood announces he will seek the Republican nomination for Mills county sheriff. Former deputy Clifford W. Rich and ex night marshal of Malvern also noted. Sheriff Edwin Barkus will not seek reelection for health reasons.

Mills County Kenneth Mead Glenwood Clifford W. Rich Malvern Mead Edwin Barkus

Farm Census Shows Mills County Sees Bigger Farms Fewer in Number

Mills County farms grew in size and declined in count from 879 to 859 between 1969 and 1970. Average farm size rose to 313 acres, and total farm acreage edged up to 268 810. Production yields fell from 1969 records, with corn and soybean outputs dropping despite more corn acres. Hog numbers shifted, dairy cows fell, beef herds rose, and machinery saw fewer tractors but more combines.

Mills County Iowa

Zoning Debate Highlights County Regulation Needs

The article notes two sides of zoning in a changing population. Proponents argue zoning curbs public nuisances and guides growth for sanitation and road needs. Mr Fellows cites Fremont County experience as a model with little opposition and broad favor.

Fellows Fremont County

Silver City Considers Sanitary Sewer Facility Plan

A Monday public meeting in Silver City attracted nearly 75 residents as officials unveil a sewer project with lagoon treatment. The plan calls for a $6.50 monthly user fee, 25 percent town funding, and 75 percent grants. a community committee will survey residents to sign up users.

Silver City Gerald Jones Roger Stewart FHA James C. Pratt Council Bluffs Donald Anderson Anderson Engineering Des Moines Stewart Harriet Schoening Cliff Stewart Rex Burgoin Gordon Elwood Arnold Kiersch Irene Childs Schoening

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Randall Leroy Carlson Glenw‘d Crescent & PJ Prairie du Chien Wise Randy Delta Motel Angela Schramm Fondulac Angela Hertz John Bayes Bruce Barber Jay Robbins Tim Mulholland Hertz and Farm Bureau Darrell Hoop Robert Buffington Harry Sterkle Wayne Martindale Fred Courtier D. Graham Dr. Webb Rich Near &. Co Duane Jurgens Fay McManigal Wise Mills County Silver Citians Centennial Barber Shop Stan Waller Adama Main Street Stan
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