Box Elder funds found in Malvern district merger
A $6150 deposit traced to the Box Elder rural school district was found in Henderson State Savings Bank. The sum, overlooked when Malvern Community district merged with the rural district years ago, remained untouched in the bank. Also featured is a KMA interview with Art Frutcher the Henderson rodeo impresario, plus bantam rooster antics. Dedication ceremonies for Humboldt low rent housing Park View Heights, a 30 unit project, were held June 5 with attendees including Earl Bass James Summers and Max Dashner amid plans for Malvern Village.
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Malvern Community
Henderson
State Savings Bank
Box Elder
Malvern Community District
KMA
Art Frutcher
Henderson Rodeo
Earl Bass
James Summers
Max Dashner
Humboldt, Neb
Malvern Village
Park View Heights
Wide Pull for Leader Want Ads
Mrs J R Hall advertised quilts for sale in The Leader and received a strong response with buyers from California and many distant purchasers. Mills County notices warn exemptions deadline July 1 for homestead and military exemptions with conditions on property changes and qualifying payments.
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J. R. Hall
Leader
California
Marie Sawersby
Hall
Harry Markel
Mills
Stephens Seipold car accident corrected facts
Corrections to last week’s report clarify that Vicki Glynn and Dennis Schroeder were passengers in the Stephens car while Robert Seipold was alone. Glynn had a broken leg with surgery, Schroeder a broken jaw with surgery, Seipold sustained arm chin hip chest injuries and stitches, and Dale Stephens had a cut above one eye before hospital release.
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Stephens-Seipold
Vicki Glynn
Dennis Schroeder
Stephens
Robert Seipold
Miss Glynn
Dennis
Bob Seipuld
Dale Stephens
Mrs Bayes Granted Scholastic Honor at Peru State College
Mrs Letha Bayes of Hastings was among 12 students at Peru Nebraska State College earning graduation with distinction for a 7.25 to 7.99 average on the 9 point scale. She will teach at Malvern elementary school next year.
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Letha Bayes
Hastings
Peru
Neb
State College
Head Start Program Set to Begin June 13 at Malvern
Malvern schools will launch an eight week Head Start this summer starting June 13 at 8 30 a m and ending 11 30 a m Each day includes hot lunch and basic dental and physical exams The program, led by first grade teacher Mrs Susan McKee, targets kindergarten entrants with about 15 slots available Parents may discuss eligibility with the superintendent and letters will be sent to selected children
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Malvern
Susan McKee
College
Ames
Data Windom
New Paving Opening June 10 on County Road V
Mills County will open a new eight mile paving stretch on County Road V south of Malvern this Friday. County Engineer Chuck Weber reports the slab, extended from last fall, runs from Malvern to the county line and was completed June 1.
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Mills County
Chuck Weber
Co. Road V
Malvern
Malvern Dairy Sweet Drive-In Opens Friday
Sterling Investors announce Malvern dairy drive in will open Friday with Mrs Ariana Hurson as manager. A grand opening is planned for a later date.
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Malvern
Sterling Investors
Ariana Hurson
Herbicide Plots Meeting Set for June 17
A twilight gathering of the Mills County Extension Service corn herbicide plots will be held Thursday June 17 at the Burl Vinton farm three miles west and one mile north of Glenwood. The informal door opens at dark with many popular herbicides on display and combinations to compare side by side.
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Mills County Fair Grounds
Stlvers Johnsons
Mills County Extension Service
LaVerne Qhrucht
Burl Vinton
Glenwood
Busy Night for Malvern Council
Malvern council members faced a full June meeting handling a new fire alarm plan with six residential phones for volunteers and a business location, proposed cemetery funding increase, a sewage disposal study, and a tax for the cemetery association. Also noted were a management seminar certificate for Lawrence Vileta and Red Cross blood program staffing changes.
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Nw. Bell Telephone Co
C. W. Rich
Lawrence A. Vileta
Federal Land Battle Association
Council Bluffs
Iowa State University
Ames
Business Gains Across Mills County in 1965 Quarter
In Mills County the final quarter of 1965 showed strong business growth with a 13 percent rise over the prior year. Glenwood led at 17 percent, Malvern up 13 percent, and Tudur noted gains in Fremont county areas. Southwest Iowa towns broadly shared in the increase.
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Mills County
aMus
Bain
Glenwood
Malvern
Tudur
Iowa
Emerson
Hamburg
Sidne
Tabor
Fremont
Oakland
Griswold
Malvern Leader Opens 92nd Volume Amid Historic Ties
The Malvern Leader begins its 92nd annual volume, continuing a long, interrupted weekly series dating back to 1875. Early history notes publisher changes from 1874 onward, with mergers and ownership shifts shaping the paper into the modern operation run by its present editor since 1996. The piece contrasts early hand press methods with today’s auto equipment and reflects on editorials of the era.
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Malvern Leader
John D. Paddock
Malvern
Pred Bochner
Mills County Chronicle
Wimerson
Chronicle
Boehner
H. G. Rising
Wineis
Leader
Mills County Republican
Wortnan
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Good Grain Co
Burlington Tracks
Vacation Bible School
Robbin Jenson
Susan Burdie
Murray E. Duysen
August Duysen
Elizabeth Edmondson
University of Nebraska
Henderson High School
Omaha University
Nebraska, University
North Dakota’ State University
Robert Jones
Waldo Crawford
Skip Smith
Mrs. Bayes
Malvern School
N. P
Dairy Sweet
Malvern Council
The
Cemetery. Association
Bruce Meier
Bill Nelson
Kirkham, Michael & Associates
ISU
Charles Stinnard
Red Cross
Robert Fryzek
Ken Evans
Robert Hopp
Hycins
Fryzek
Hopp
Stinnerd
Evans
Pryzek
Fremont County
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