Bartlett Couple Files Suit for 91500 Damages
Two damage lawsuits totaling 91500 are filed in Mills county district court against Robert P. Glynn as executor of Paul Glynn by Raymond and Betty Achenbach of Bartlett. The Dec 23 collision near Malvern left Paul Glynn fatally injured and the Achenbachs seriously hurt, with Raymond seeking 31500 and Betty 60000 in judgments.
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Mills County
Robert P. Glynn
Paul Glynn
Raymond Achenbach
Bartlett
Malvern
Achenbachs
Mr. Achenbach
Fined 50 After His Arrest Here
Clifford W. Fender twenty, of Silver City, was arrested about 3 a.m. Saturday in Malvern by Marshal C. W. Rich. Fender was fined 50 dollars and costs by Justice of Peace Carl Remley on intoxication charges. He reportedly gave the arresting officer a tough time during custody.
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Clifford W. Fender
Silver City
Malvern
Marshal C. W. Rich
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Fender
Remley
June Rainfall Boosts Mills County Total Flooding Only at Pacific Junction
Heavy June rains in Mills County raised the monthly total to 6.20 inches at Mule Creek, about 20 percent above normal, with floods only at Pacific Junction after a dike breach. Reports note 2.6 inches at Mule Creek and 3.4 inches north of Glenwood, while Malvern saw up to 4.7 inches at Hastings area.
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Mills County
Pacific Junction
Malvern
Mule Creek
Glenwood
Anches
Wara
Wamburg
J. C
Pony Creek
Glaridon
Mills
Dennis Downing
John Edwards
Highway 34 Relocation Progress Stirs Local Anxiety
Red Oak Iowa Highway Commission engineer Wm G Burgan reports grading on the final half mile near Highway 275 will begin Monday with a drive around detour soon after. Final grading between Richard A Hyde farm and Highway 275 junction starts early next week. Actual paving expected before August 15 with full road use from Corning to the 275 junction to be completed by November 15. Burgan will present a full progress report next week.
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Central Mills
Wm. G. Burgan
Red Oak
Iowa Highway Commission
Highway 275
Richard A. Hyde
Corning
275
Burgan
TOR CREAM SOCUM Fourth of July Ice Cream Social
The MYF sponsors a Fourth of July ice cream social at Malvern Methodist Church on Sunday July 4 from 7 to 10 pm. An informal community gathering will feature dessert and fellowship for attendees.
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MYF
Malvern
Mills County week notes and Independence Day prep
The Leader was chosen to publish a new state law after a tight deadline tied to Gov. Harold Hughes Europe trip. Dutch Gun club members cleared the county fair grounds and mailed 11,500 circulars for the Independence Day celebration. Rain threatens road work on central Mills County routes, with Highway 34 timing discussed elsewhere. The county road south of town deteriorated after heavy rain but aims to be usable for the Fourth of July events.
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Leader
Harold Hughes
Towa Industries
Dutch Gun Club
Ume
Leader Office
Iowa
Mills County
Mills County to Install New Boiler at Glenwood Jail
Mills County Board of Supervisors advertises bids for a new boiler and remodeling of the jail heating system at the Mills County Jail Glenwood Iowa. Bids due July 20 1965 at 3 PM daylight time with 10 percent bid security and 30 day bid withdrawal prohibition. Plans and specifications available from the Nance Company Omaha and Mills County Auditor.
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Glenwood
Mills County
Board of Supervisors
Iowa
Mills County Board of Supervisors
Nance Company 1512
Davenport
Omaha
Nebraska
Omaha Builders Exchange
Nance Company
Mills County Board of
Dutchmen Set for Record Crowds Here Next Monday
Dutch Gun club members prepare for a record crowd at the Independence Day celebration at Millse county fair grounds next Monday. The program runs from afternoon through fireworks, featuring dog races, motorcycle stunts, the YToneltis thrill act, clowns, dancers, accordionist Bob Rabe, and Senator Jack Miller delivering a patriotic address. The Malvern Commercial club plans a 6000 member Penny Scramble and Auto Pus Ball contests before dusk and night fireworks.
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Bob Rabe
Warren Darrah
Jack Miller
Washington
Malvern Commercial Club
Nearly Hit Patrol Car Brings OMVI Fine of 300
Two motorists faced drunken driving charges after patrols arrested Sunday and Tuesday. Laverne E. Snodgrass of Thurman pleaded guilty to a first offense OMVI, fined 300 and costs in Mills County Court after nearly hitting a patrol car six miles north of Glenwood. Arthur Lee O'Dell of Shenandoah was arrested for first offense OMVI north of Glenwood and held on bond. a concurrent motor vehicle larceny charge was filed by Pottawattamie authorities stating he drove a Council Bluffs car.
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Laverne E. Snodgrass
Thurman
Glenwood
Harry Weis
Harry Gregg
Snodgrass
Mills County
District Court
Weis
Arthur Lee O'Dell
Shenandoah
Carl Remley
O'Dell
Mills
Edwin Barkus
Pottawattamie
Council Bluffs
Firecrackers Trigger Sheriff Warning During July Fourth Festivities
Sheriff Edwin Barkus vows prosecution for fireworks misuse as incidents rise countywide. A mail box in Henderson was destroyed by firecrackers, and three rural rail boxes near Glenwood were blown apart though empty. Offenders face extra patrols and a full force on July 5th in Malvern.
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Edwin Barkus
Henderson
Glenwood
Malvern
Barkus
First Legal Publication For Industrial Bond Issue In Malvern
The Lead er reports the first legal publication for a July 21 election on $200,000 Industrial Development bonds for Henningsen Foods Inc. The bonds back the Continent Egg Corp. plant purchase and plant expansion, with no tax impact on Malvern. Continent Egg Corp. previously leased space to Henningsen’s after acquiring Swanson, and the new purchase aims to boost egg breaking capacity and production.
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Malvern
Henningsen Foods, Inc
Henningsen's
Continent Egg Corp
Henningsen’s
Swanson
Continent
Glenwood Packing Seeks Million Dollar Bond Plan
Glenwood plans a $1,000,000 bond issue to support Glenwood Packing Co. and will also vote on an industrial bond measure. The city council gave preliminary approval and a date for the election has not yet been set.
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Glenwood
Glenwood Packing Co
Duplicates for Licenses to Increase to Two Dollars
Sheriff Edwin Barkus reports a state wide license fee hike effective after July 4. Duplicates for operator and chauffeur licenses instruction permits and temporary driving permits will cost two dollars, up from 25 cents for operator licenses and 50 cents for chauffeur licenses.
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Edwin Barkus
Iowans Face New Taxes and Withholding Rules
Nearly one third of gasoline cost in Iowa now covers taxes, with state and federal levies boosting a pack of cigarettes to 17¢ and a new state withholding tax to begin July 4. The changes affect wages and overall state revenue while Dan Lenton of Indianola and Al Marshall were noted as visitors on Wednesday.
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Iowa
de Federatotor
Help Wanted for Fifth Street Dutch Gun Club Show
Dutch Gun club invites volunteers to help set up a weekend celebration drawing thousands. A $2,000 display includes bombs rockets and set pieces with Fort Sumter bombardment as a centerpiece. Last year 12,000 attended. organizers expect a bigger crowd with parking eating facilities carnival and shows. Bring a blanket for the night event.
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Alll
Fort Sumter
Bette
Auto Jump Ends In Jury Creek Crash Near Glenwood
Leo E. Perkins 20 Imogene was seriously injured when his car left highway 275 north of Glenwood and jumped Pony Creek six miles north of town. Sheriff reports show cuts bruises broken ribs and internal injuries. His 1960 Chevrolet suffered about 1800 in damage after the vehicle hit an embankment and dropped into the creek where it stopped. Perkins was taken to Mercy hospital around 3 a m.
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Leo E. Perkins
Imogene
Mercy Hospital
Pony Creek
Glenwood
Edwin Barkus
Perkins
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Chm
Ytoneltis
the Packing Co
OMVI
Ntal “Ans
Hillsdale Road
Ora Campbell
Campbell
Sexton Campbell
Glenwood Packing
Dan Lenton
Indianola
al Marshall
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