Mills County Public Notice and Conservation Meeting Report
Special notice highlights the Public Notice of the proposed Avleg XII vocational school plan in Mills County. A county SCS office meeting in Malvern set up conservation practices with potential wide public interest for wildlife and game management. The Leader previews stories and notes an earlier print date for better service to advertisers and readers.
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Mills County
County Scs
Malvern Wedneday
Leader
Livestock Meetings Planned in Mills County Next Thursdays
Mills County Extension Council schedules a series of livestock meetings at the Malvern Community Building on Feb 3, 10, 17, and 24 at 9 30 a m. On Feb 3 livestock specialists Dr Nelson Gay and Dr McElwyn Whitaker will discuss beef and swine nutrition management and production. A 175 dollar daily meal and materials registration is required with reservations to Mills County Extension Service Malvern.
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Mills County Extension Council
LaVerne Obrecht
Malvern
Nelson Gay
McElwyn Whitaker
Mills County
Mills County Extension Service
County Treasurer opens Saturday for 1966 license sales
County Treasurer F M Robinson said the office will be open Saturday January 29 from 9 30 a m to noon to help residents obtain 1966 motor vehicle licenses before the February 1 penalty date. New car and truck registrations listed include Ford to Vernon Crouse Hastings Wayne Hilton and Mindle Co Glenwood Chevrolet to Everett R Stouder Marion Clark Malvern Harold Morrical Hastings Lewis Robinson NT Glenwood Oldsmobile to Rudolph Hopp Glenwood GMC to Irvin B Harms Pacific Junction Ford pickups to Keith Bruce Hastings Vernon McKee Emerson Chevrolet pickups to Glen Clark Malvern Earl Clark Hastings Earl Taylor Silver City and other lines. County Supt M D Vetterick to attend Area 13 superintendent meeting at Atlantic Thursday. New marriage licenses issued include Ronny L Novik 13 Glenwood and Carol Jingfield 17 Pacific Junction A Millikan 18 Shenandoah and Xaver S Hall 18 Imogene.
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F. M. Robinson
Boa. m
Fords
Vernon Crouse
Hastings
Wayne Hilton
Mintle Co
Glenwood
Dodge
William Baer
Malvern
Chevyrolets
Everett R. Stouder
Marion Clark
Harold Morrical
Lewis
Robinson
Taylor
Silver City
M. D. Vetterick
Area 13
Atlantic
Ronny L. Novik
Carol Jingfield
Pacific Junction
A. Millikan
Shenandoah
Xaver S. Hall
Mills County Farmers Organize Drive For NFO Membership
Mills County elects officers for the National Farmers Organization and approves a state drive to expand membership. The group plans to bargain with processors, push price rises for wheat and dairy, and boost agriculture stability with NFO gains.
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Fender
All Mills County
NFO
Pender
Iept
NIO
Hits Island Near Here B M Man Given 300 Fine
Marvin Allen Bookey of Des Moines had his car in an accident north of Malvern at about 10 p m Tuesday and was fined 300 and costs for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He appeared in district court Wednesday.
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Marvin Allen Bookey
Des Moines
Malvern
Bookey
Beard Plans Reorganization Attach High School Areas Soon
Mills county seeks to fully reorganize districts after April 1 under new Iowa law. The county board will attach remaining areas without high schools to nearby districts such as Malvern Glenwood Nishna Valley and others. Boards will indicate wishes to minimize effort and controversy in final attachments.
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Cs. Beard
Mills County
County Board of Education
Iown
Strahan
Malvern and
Nishna Valley
Strahan Board
Elm Grove
Wrights
Walnut Grove
Bury Oak
Lyons Township
Plattville
Glenwood
Malvern High T I Program Expands Student Training
Malvern high school students in the Trades and Industries course work on site at Abe Mansfield Furniture Store. In its second year the program has five students, including senior Cathy Smith who spends about 12 hours weekly at the store. Cathy handles typing bookkeeping shorthand and observing operations under supervision.
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Malvern High School
YT & I
Cathy Smith
Abe Mansfield Furniture
Paa Hopp
J. BD. Mansfield
Vom Fritz
Cathy
Malvern Commercial Club Discusses Elm Losses and Town Projects
January Malvern Commercial club meeting at Smitty's Cafe reviewed sidewalks and tree replacement in the business district. Debated restoring the Highway 34 sign and plans for a Gun club recreation area with campers and a surfaced play platform.
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Malvern Commercial Club
Smitty's
Emery Dewitt
Leniz Powles
Charles Wilson
Wuviness
Highway 34
Burdette Spiker
Gun Club
Fair Grounds
Severe winter hits area with nine below readings
Last week brought a cold snap with temperatures dipping to nine below and scattered snow flurries. Daily highs and lows were reported with minimal snowfall, as a light aerial dusting occurred at times. A ground hog supper is announced at Henderson Methodist Church on Wednesday February 2 starting at 3:30 pm, with proceeds going to the church.
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Henderson Methodist Church
Notice to Readers in Strahan Area
Notice to readers announces a news correspondent for Strahan area. Mrs Miley Schmidt will work with The Leader. readers with news are asked to call Mrs Schmidt at 624-8001 or The Leader office at 624-4022.
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Strahan
Leader
Miley Schmidt
The
Strahan Ar It
Schmidt
Contracts for paving rest of road V south of Malvern
County Engineer Chuck Weber reports paving contracts for the south part of the road south of Malvern will be set next Tuesday February 1. The Jet ling will be in Ames at the Iowa Highway Commission offices. The project calls for 4.96 miles of Portland cement paving with a 6 inch slab, 22 feet wide and 24 198 square yards of surface. Fre mont county will extend paving from Primary road 144 west of Randolph north to meet the Mills county road for a completely paved year to the south and west of the Nishna river. No contracts have been set for the remaining part yet and work on the Tuesday set is expected to be completed next summer.
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Malvern
Chuck Weber
Ling
Iowa Highway Commission
Ames
Weber
Fre- Mont County
Randolph
Nishna River
Grindle to Open Truck Stop and Cafe Next Monday
Harold Grindle of Malvern plans the opening of Grindle's Ponderosa Truck Stop at the junction of highways 84 and 275 on Monday the 31st. The business will operate around the clock seven days a week with Skelly products and a cafe managed by Mrs. Sean Ogle serving regular meals and shirt orders. Dining room capacity supports crowding, two doubling drives are built, and six pumps will be ready at opening.
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Harold Grindle
Malvern
Grindle
Skelly
Sean Ogle
Mets
Mills County Bar Nominates Genung for Judge Seat
Mills County Bar backs Glenwood lawyer T. Genung for the judgeship to replace District Judge Harold Davidson of Clarinda. Nominees include Harald L. Martin of Hamburg. appointment by Gov. Tinghes to be effective March 1. All candidates are Democrats, with nonpartisan selection noted.
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T. Genung
Glenwood
Harold Tinghes
Harold FE. Davidson
Clarinda
Davison
Harald L. Martin
Hamburg
District Judicial Nominating Commission
Council
Blulls
Mills County Bar Association
Gents
University of Jens
Pravtice
Itis
Mills County
Icy Crash Injures Two in Fremont County Line Accident
A 1965 Pontiac driven by Marshall D Hinds 20 of Fremont Neb was wrecked three miles northeast of Glenwood on an icy county road. Hinds suffered chest injuries and Donald Gilbertson 24 also of Fremont broke his nose. Both were hospitalized at Edmundson Hospital. About 2000 dollars damage reported.
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Marshall D. Tiinds
Fremont
Nebe
Hinds
Glenwood
Donald Gilbertson
Premont
Eidmundson Hospital
Bluffs Boy Facing Two Charges After Car Crash
William R. Adcock, a minor from Council Bluffs, hospitalized with a fractured back, faces two charges including failure to have his car under control and minor in possession of beer. Co-defendants Scott Miler and Joel Zimerman, both of Council Bluffs, were riding with Adcock. Sheriff’s office reports Adcock attempted a pass and clipped Henry E. Miller’s car three miles south of Emerson on Highway 59 at 3:15 p.m. Sunday.
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Council Bluffs
Red Oak Hospital
Malvern
William R. Adcock
Scott Miler
Joel Zimerman
Co. Bluffs
Adcock
Edwin Barkus
Henry E. Miller
Miller
Emerson
4-H FFA Beef Core Feed Meet Opens New Series
Mills county 4 H and FFA beef members can learn about care and feeding of beef projects in a new series starting at 7 30 p m in the Malvern Community building. Extension livestock specialist Nelson Gay will speak with LaVanne Obrecht encouraging all project members to attend.
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Mills County
FFA
Malvern
Nelson Gay
LaVanne Obrecht
Magazine Salesmen Fail to Show Up at Hearing
Three magazine salesmen charged with selling in the county without a peddler's license failed to appear for a Wednesday hearing in Justice Carl Stemley's Glenwood court. Defendants are William J. McDonald of Detroit, William Zohler of Bismarck, N. D., and David Craig of Kearney, Neb. All described as crippled by the sheriff's office. Arrests followed tips to the sheriff. Bonds set at $100 each.
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Carl Stemley
Glenwood
William J. McDonald
Detroit
William Zohler
Bismark
N. D
David Craig
Kearney
Nebr
Sheriff's Office
Remley
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Dr. Whiteker
Mills County 4-H
Madrid
Marsha Deitchler
Are Allensworth
Luc Smith
Debbie Sell
LaVernrecht
Fower
Hits Island
Here
B. M
Hall
Bive
Jahn Mall
Jahn Nolin Daly
Columbia
Jimmie Freel
Mitchell
Neb
Harry Wirth
Russell Steele
Corning
Adrian Delis
Rock Rapids
Vetterick
Hillsdale
Muansfields
Mills County Barrucks
Genung
Dr, Gay
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