One Day Fishing Licenses Sell Fast in Glenwood
In Dom iesday tours only one license issued for Glenwood spany's plant amid bankruptcy chatter. A $1,500,000 claim by Bl creditors emerges as hearings set by the de af agriculture for emergency flood damage aid in May. Counties may share debris removal and stabilization costs, with new plans for fishermen and nonresidents. Recorder Kenneth Asmus notes licenses for fishing at a reduced price, sold Monday at Glenwood offices, highlighting the value of a day of fishing.
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Dom Iesday
Glenwood Spany
Uens
Ankrupt Firar
Deaf Agriculture
Kenneth Asmus
B. Drake, Jr
Glenwood
S iv
Navy
Time to Nominate for School Boards in County
County reports nominating deadlines for school board candidates across districts. Nomination petitions must be filed with the county superintendent in Glenwood by August 22, signed by at least 25 electors in the area. Community district filings due September 1 require at least 10 signatures. The Malvern and Glenwood terms and several area seats are up for election. A separate incident describes a garage fire at Poort Garage with an owner hospitalized after burns from an explosion.
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Dwight D. Fellows
Fellows
Harold Smith
Emerson
Malvern
Glenwood
Deer Creek Township
Nishna Valley
White Cloud Township
Silver Creek Township
See
Center Township
Rawles Township
Indian Creek Township
Ste of See
West Township
Montgomery County
Margaretta Hays
Frederic Newell
R. H. Miller
Mineola
Richard Owens
Owens
Robert Honig
Jack Mabary
Frank Durbin
Don Eastwood
Edmundson Hospital
Poort
George Wederquist
Bob Poort
Driving course set by Silver Urn Masonic lodge
Aug 3 and 4 at 7 p.m. the Station KMA Defensive Driving course will be held in the former Farm Bureau building. Open to all up to 40 participants with a $2 registration for materials. advance registration encouraged at The Leader office with Chuck Hanson Bill Parkey or lodge members.
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Silver Urn Masonic Lodge
KMA
EMA
Masons
Chuck Hanson
Bill Parkey
Lodge
Thieves Take Safe and 60 in Cash in Glenwood Burglary
Mills County reports two early morning break ins. At the Comet Club north of Glenwood no items were stolen after a rear door was forced. At the Stanley Bowl burglars pried a back door, stole the safe containing about 60 in cash and checks. Carl Shoenaker of Emerson arrived as a new patient. Mrs. Pearl Hatfield left hospital for home.
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Comet Club
Glenwood
Carl Shoenaker
Emerson, In
Pearl Hatfield
Kemp Starts Work on Improvement of Former Waller Lot
Jon Kemp began a major project after purchasing the John Waller corner lot west of Malvern’s high school. He removed old brick sidewalks, cut trees, and prepared the site for grading set to be done by dozer this weekend. He hopes to build a multiple unit dwelling to meet rental housing demand.
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Kemp
Waller
Jon Kemp
John Waller
Malvern
Dozer
New Mills County appoints Ron Franks deputy sheriff
Ron Franks, formerly of Essex, has begun duties as Mills County deputy sheriff. He previously served on the Red Oak police force since last October. Franks, an Essex high school graduate, attended Clarinda Junior College and Northwest Missouri State College at Maryville. He is married and lives with his wife at 106 Fourth Street in Glenwood.
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Ron Franks
Essex
Mills County
Franks
Red Oak
Essex High School
Clarinda Junior College
Northwest Missouri State College
Maryville
Fourth Street
Glenwood
New Old Features for Fair Night Shows Aug 7 9 Mills County Fair
Mills county Fair announces Aug 7 8 9 night shows with a barbecue queen contest children's parade and 100 in prizes across 10 classes including decorated buggies bicycles and pets. Second night features professional wrestling while final night marks livestock parade Grand Champion Baby Beef and a garden tractor pulling contest. Clifford Scott returns from Fort Lewis National Guard training.
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Mills County Fair
Carl Hurst
Glenwood
Fairssociation
Joan Lindburg
Emerson
LaVerne Obrecht
Roger Shaw
Clifford Scott
National Guard
Fort Lewis
Wash
Wheat Harvest Nearing End in Mills County
Mills County wheat harvest is nearly finished with yields averaging 27 to 30 bushels per acre. The best fields reached over 40 bushels at 64-pound test weight, while flooded areas in June produced as low as five to ten bushels at 50 pounds. Last year yielded 30 to 60 bushels in an exceptionally good season. The region faced drought conditions despite a few light showers and hot days.
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Central Mills
Malvern
Acre
Mills County
Malvern Driver Fined After Highway Accident
Donald E Overman of Malvern received a $50 fine and costs in Glenwood Justice Court for failure to have his car under control after a July 11 accident three miles east of Glenwood that sent four people to hospital. His car slid on wet pavement and was hit by Mrs Deloris Morgal of Malvern. Other timmerman court fines included David Sheig for expired license, Genevieve Thomas for new license, Clyde Gillespie for improper equipment, and William Toff for truck speeding.
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Donald E. Overman
Malvern
Glenwod
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Glenwood
Overman
Deloris Morgal
Route 1
Timmerman
David Sheig
Genevieve Thomas
Louisville
Nebr
Neo
Clyde L. Gillespie
William E
Toff
King City
Ice Cream Social at East Liberty Church
East Liberty church hosts an ice cream social on Thursday August 3 with serving starting at 5 30 p m Free will offering. Rain date noted.
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East Liberty Church
Most Speak Against Nishna Botna Basin Plan at Oakland
Nearly 200 people attended the Oakland hearing on the Nishna Botna Basin Flood Plan Wednesday morning. About 99 percent opposed the plan, with many from the upper watershed where major structures would be built. Rep. Wm. H. Harbor of Henderson and Major (Ret'd) Donald Aistrope of Malvern reported the opposition and noted the reaction was understandable.
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Oakland
Wm. H. Harbor
Henderson
Donald Aistrope
Malvern
Nishna
Rep. Harbor
Neighbors Help the Darrell Lewises With Hand Hoeing
Community volunteers gathered Friday to weed and hoe beans for the Lewis family. Dozens of neighbors listed by name assisted, including Urba, McGraw, Rydberg, Vestal, Robbins, Payne, Sowers, Osborn, Carlstedt, Jordan, Warren, Parker, Pierson, Hicks, Hicks, Way, and others. Darrell Lewis is reported recovering from a broken back.
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Lewis
Jerry Urba
Bill and Everatt
McGraw
Billy
Kevin
Ronnie
Roger
David
Mire
Clarence Rush
Clarence
Jerran Archer
A Pierce
Hoy
Fimerson
Darrell
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Art Fritcher
Shenandoah
Nishna Cottage
New Mills County
Darrell Lewises
Col. W. H. McKenzie III
East
West Port
Crawford
Shelby
Ben Jensen
Exira
Jack Gowing
Batna Valley
Court House
Omaha
Aistrope
Inereate
Council
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