Mills County News Focuses on 60th Iowa Assembly Work
Mills County News reports on state legislative activity in the 60th Iowa General Assembly, noting local representation per capita and highlighting financial reports for the county board of education and the town of Hastings. Everett Knop returns from California amid a rapid weather change, visiting his Malvern farm after his wife’s father’s death, as the Leader emphasizes official papers, tax use transparency, and local governmental finance.
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Leader
Mills County
Iowa General Assembly
Assembly
Everett Knop
California
Omaha
Malvern
Hastings
County Board of Education
Emerson
Henderson
Silver City
County Extension Service
Cars Licensed Rise as Marriage Licenses Dip in Mills County
Mills County reports steady motor vehicle licensing with 1 new vehicles. Names listed include Chevrolets for Joe Walker Malvern Tom Watson E P Schoening and Roger D Armstrong Glenwood Olds mobile for J H Mayberry Glenwood Ford for Roger Glenn Jackson Henderson Volkswagen for Elmer Johnson Council Bluffs Ford truck for Alva Morrical Pacific Junction and GMC pickup for Charles Vinton Pacific Junction.
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Mills County
Joe Walker
Malvern
Tom Watson
E. P. Schoening
Roger D. Armstrong
Glenwood
Hubert Rupe
Pacific Junction
Frederick Larson
Emerson
Oldsmobile
J. H. Mayberry
Ford
Roger Glenn Jackson
Henderson
Volkswagen
Elmer Johnson
Council Bluffs
Ford Truck
Alva Morrical
Pacife Junction
GMC Pickup
Charles Vinton
Bar Names Byington McGee Prelegal Advisors for Mills County
W. R. Byington of Malvern and Glen McGee of Glenwood were named prelegal advisors for Mills County by the Iowa State Bar Association. President Lloyd Karr announced the appointments to spark interest in law among high school graduates and college undergraduates and to keep talented youths in town as future lawyers. The advisors offer career counseling and share information on opportunities in the legal profession in Iowa.
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W. R. Byington
Malvern
Glen McGee
Glenwood
Mills County
Iowa State Bar Assn
Lloyd Karr
Webster City
Lowa
Malvern School Superintendent notes radio delays for weather called days
N P Crink Malvern Community Schools Superintendent explains that no school exists today and that KMA Shenandoah and WOW Omaha will broadcast any cancellation by 7:30 to 7:45 a m. He asks nearby rural residents to report current conditions by radio in the mornings to help timely decisions.
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KMA
Shenandoah
WOW
Omaha
N. P. Crink
Malvern Community Schools
DeMolay Council Formed From Local Masonic Lodges
Last week a 12 man DeMolay council was named by members from Glenwood Silver City Tabor and Malvern lodges as the first step to establish a DeMolay organization for boys age 14 to 21 in the area. A parents meeting postponed to Jan 31 in Malvern will inform families about eligibility regardless of parental Masonic affiliation. Council members include Harry Richardson Chauncy Cole Ray Hammers LaVern Rice Wayne Killian Calvin Egloff Eurel Anderson Wilbert Bond Carl Malcom Frank Stevens Jr Fred Gemmell Charles Pevehouse George Mort.
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Glenwood
Silver City
Tabor
Malvern
Harry Richardson
Chauncy Cole
Ray Hammers
LaVern Rice
Wayne
Killian
Calvin Egloff
Eurel Anderson
Wilbert Bond
Carl Malcom
Frank Stevens Jr
Fred Gemmell
Charles Pevehouse
George Mort
Seek Delegate for F B Young Member Conference
The 1963 Farm Bureau Young Member conference will be at the state 4H camp near Madrid on Feb 13 and 14. One couple 19-30 or two single youths 19 or older may attend, all must be Farm Bureau members. Mills county delegates sponsored by the county Bureau. contact Mrs Les Knop Hastings Malvern 5214 by Feb 1.
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Farm Bureau
State
Madrid
County Farm Bureau
Mills County
Les Knop
Hastings
Malvern
18 Below as Blizzard Hits Mills Co
Mills countians endured a Midwest cold snap with a minor blizzard bringing about six inches of snow. Winds created a wintery scene as temperatures plunged to 18 below, leading to school closures in Malvern Nishna Valley Fremont Mills and Glenwood. Most roads opened by Wednesday and warmer weather was forecast for Thursday. Daily readings tracked frigid temperatures through the week with fluctuating lows and highs.
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Mills
Midwest
Iowa
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Fremont Mills
Glenwood
Large Crowd Attends Good's Crop Booster Meeting
Well over 100 farmers and feeders gathered Monday evening in the Malvern Community building for Good Grain Co. crop booster program. Larry Farison of Federal Chemical Co. spoke on fertilizers while LaVern Obrecht and Rodney Fink discussed insecticides and herbicides. Prizes were awarded, with Archie Scott winning the top prize a trip to St. Louis. Doug Sanders noted 110 registered attendees.
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Good Grain Co
Malvern
Presbyterian Church
Larry Farison
Federal Chemical Co
LaVern Obrecht
Mills County Extension
Rodney Fink
St. Louis
Archie Scott
Gerald Leu
Walt Knop
Claude Stephens
Bill Baer
Malvern Man Sentenced to 120 Days in Jail
Melvin Hansen of Malvern was sentenced by Judge Leroy Johnson in district court Monday to 120 days in jail for forgery involving two five dollar checks in Malvern.
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Melvin Hansen
Malvern
Leroy Johnson
Hyde Elected Chairman of Extension Soil Conservation Board
Dick Hyde of Hastings was chosen as chairman of the advisory board for the Extension Soil Conservation farm. The board includes one representative from each county in the Marshall soil area of southwest Iowa and guides recommendations for experimental work at the farm.
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Don Jamison
Dick Hyde
UH. L. Self
Iowa State University
Rodney Fink
Extension Area Agronomist
Extension Soil Conservation Farm
Hastings
Marshall
Iowa
Thirty Leaders at Short Course in Malvern
Frigid weather did not deter 38 attendees from the first session of the Progress Through Leadership short course sponsored by the county extension council held Wednesday evening at the extension office in Malvern. The ISU Rural Sociology team of Ronald Powers and Mary Hobbs led a session on What is Leadership as John Johnson, Extension 4 H leader, will conduct the next study with topics planned including Understanding Yourself Development Needs Group Formations and Communication and Social Action.
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County Extension Council
Malvern
Ronald Powers
Aryl Hobbs
Extension Rural Sociology Department
Iowa State University
John Johnson
Women astronauts predicted by 1970 BPW panel in Washington
A Washington weekend meeting of National Federation of BPW clubs officers with President Kennedy heard a 1970 workforce forecast that 30 million women will bring paychecks home and an astronaut may join the professional and technical ranks. Speakers included Celebreeze and Esther Peterson. Ethel Shaffer and daughter moved to the home of John Bartholomew near Tabor.
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Washington, D. C
National Federation of Business & Professional Women’s Clubs
John F. Kennedy
Marian Jones
BPW
Eration
Federation
Commission On
Esther Peterson
Labor
Margaret Chase
Maine
Frances 0. Kelsey
Eugenie Anderson
U. S
Bulgaria
Congress
Ethel Shaffer
John Bartholomew
Tabor
Kathy Burdie Joins Stanford Chorus for Feb 3 Concert
Kathy Burdie a Stanford University student from Palo Alto has been accepted by the Stanford chorus. The group will sing with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra on February 3. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Burdie and a Malvern High School graduate.
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Kathy Burdie
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford Chorus
San Francisco
Kathy
E. W. Burdie
Malvern High School
Passenger Hurt When Taxi Is Hit on Slick Glenwood Street
In Glenwood on a misty Wednesday morning, taxi passenger Evelyn Pippitt fractured her ankle when Roy Scott's taxi was struck by Ismail Ozaydin's car. Ozaydin faced a $10 fine plus costs for failure to control, with about $500 damage to each vehicle.
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Glenwood
Evelyn Pippitt
Roy Scott
Ismail Ozaydin
Council Bluffs
Sheriff’s Office
Ozaydin
Scott
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Mills county Feed Grain Program meetings announced
Hew G Burgoin chairman of the Mills county ASCS office announces two informational meetings to explain the 1963 Feed Grain Program and contrast it with 1962. The dates are Tuesday January 28 at 7 30 p m in the court house meeting room Glenwood and Thursday January 30 at 1 30 p m in the basement of the Malvern Community building. Burgoin urges attendance to better plan 1963 farm operations.
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Hew G. Burgoin
Mills County
ASCS
Court House
Glenwood
Malvern
Burgoin
Am Legion Plans Valentine Dance and Birthday Supper
Harry Hammons Post 529 of the American Legion held a regular meeting with Adjutant McClure presiding. The bank balance spurred action as members voted to sponsor a dance on the second or fourth Saturday in February and to arrange the Birthday Supper at the next meeting. Spiker to arrange the event. Hall and Hardy named refreshments committee for the Feb 18 meeting.
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Harry Hammons
America Legion
Legion
Charles McClure
Darrell Frederickson
Burdette Spiker
Spiker
Legion W
John Hall
Truman Hardy
Auto Plates Office Saturday Amid Vehicle Collision
County Treasurer I M Robinson announced Saturday hours from 8 a m to noon on January 26 to issue automobile license plates as delinquency dates approach. In a collision near Pacific Junction on Highway 385, Dale B Johnsson, 32, sustained about 450 dollars in damage to his car while Joe E Kier, 16, backed across the road causing about 150 dollars in damage to Kier’s vehicle. Both drivers reside in Pacific Junction.
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I. M. Robinson
Dale B. John Pep
Joe E. Kier
Pacific Junction
Sheriff's Office
Kier
Re Elect Bass for Mule Creek Conservancy Director
Austin Bass was re elected director for the Mule Creek conservancy district Saturday. The director is chosen each year for a three year term.
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Mule Cr
Austin Bass
Mule Creek
Be Kind to Teachers Week at Nishna Valley High
Students nurture a kindly campaign at Nishna Valley High School as Future Teachers of America members spearhead Be Kind to Teachers Week. Posters and neck signs urge teachers to relax smile be polite and even include a Spanish message Felicitate. Faculty support is noted while some say teachers were never treated badly.
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Nishna Valley High School
Fuuture ‘Teachers of America
Charlotte Carlson
FTA
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State Bar Names
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F. B. Young
Mills Co
Malvern Oriolettes
Keith Tadlock
Stanton
Oriolettes
Barbara Beasley
Susan Darrah
Delores Wolfe
Lara Beckwith
Hyde
Daryl Hobbs
Mrs. Jones
Miss Carlson
June Exceen
Sharon Bunn
Diana Taylor
Marlene Morris
Kathy Courtier
Linda Larsen
Teresa Selby
Lil
Nan Irwin
Susan Woodfill
Susan Steiner