Study of Fremont Mills Malvern Reorganization Possibilities
The Fremont-Mills and Malvern boards met hosted by F-M directors and found common ground. They discussed mutual problems and suggestions, with a delay in reorganization until road work may shift population growth. State push for consolidation looms, though most districts perform well. Council Bluffs faces staffing and expansion concerns.
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Fremont-Mills
Malvern Community
F-M
Malvern
New Businesses Open in Malvern This Week
The community welcomes two new enterprises, a beauty shop and Driva Tu, with optimism for strong patronage and growth. Local merchants highlight opportunities and ongoing expansion in Malvern's business scene.
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Malvern
Beauty Shop
Driva- Tu
Grass and Weeds Spark Neighborly Tension
Community feedback flags property owners who let weeds and tall grass spread, harming the look and value of neighboring lots. Letters argue for stricter upkeep and faster enforcement to maintain orderly lawns and curb negative spillover effects.
Subscription rates listed for Malvern area and Mills County
The notice states post office mail matter, with subscription pricing in advance for one year six months and shorter terms. Rates apply to Mills County Iowa including Imogene Randolph and Tabor, with separate U S routes pricing for nationwide delivery.
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Malvern
Iowa
Congress
Mills County
Imogene
Randolph and
Tabor
United States
Advertising Rates for Local Display and Classifieds
Rates listed for display advertising per column inch and reader locals per line. Classified ads per line apply to first and subsequent insertions with specified minimums. Card of thanks charged at 15 cents per line with a minimum.
Community weeds and grass fueling tax proposals
The plan advocates taxing neglected properties to fund weed and grass cutting, arguing it improves the community and fairness. It acknowledges unpopularity among neglectful owners but emphasizes shared pride and responsibility to keep properties orderly.
FOLLOWING THE LEADER BY F A W
Several readers asked about two fad ads that claimed messages but sold no product. The piece notes a Geneseo Illinois community, Falurut Gas Piping Go ties, a 9400 population, a strong schools and churches, weekly concerts, and a broad summer sports program including six Little League teams Babe Ruth and American LegionJunior. The writer mentions a welcoming environment near Interstate 80 and invites readers to visit Hillcrest Drive.
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Vike Bardie
Low Curtis
Clenesea
Atve Wits
Village Social Notes Span Glenwood and Hastings
A tangle of Friday to Sunday visits highlights community life. Mr Vernon and the Dwight Myers family hosted supper with Jack Hae ney and Clarence Myers. Sunday gatherings included Mr and Mrs Corte Stewart, Charles Vinton, Ralph Helm, John from Cedar Rapids, and Glenwood neighbors. Douglas Bass celebrated his fifth birthday with Bible school friends, lunch guests, and a family dinner. Various relatives visited, birthday wishes shared, and local events noted amid weather snippets and routine routines.
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Dwight Myers
Glenwood
Mr. Uid Mra
Jack Haeney
Clarence Myers
Aid
Corte Stewart
Charles Vinton
Pacific Junction
Ralph Helm
John
Cedar Rapids
Wnre
Carl Yates
Douglas Bass
Way
Kristi Henderson
Jeff Adams
Terri Knekle
Kent Zanders
Lisa Blank
Emerson
Richard Hose
Saly
Ing Matse
Avi, Mo
Monge Usid, Mo
Diane Blackman
Dalry Sweet
George Wederquist
George Taumily
Mr. Vindars
Wallace Wederqulat
Gylaridy Springs
Culp
Dotieseman
Denison
Shiner Fieselmans
Marlene Pieselman
Griswalkd
Barbara Beasley
Lyle Stewart
Charles Anderson
Glenwood Wer Hisk
Carl Andere Sons
Dale Bell
Wayne Ning
Ames
Kilion
State Institutiona
Iowi State University
Glenwood State School
Clarence Numel
Omaha
Ed Pollitt
Bert
Mex
Meredith Pollitt
Tempe
Ariz
Bob Pollitts
Glen
Mel
Watt Swanson
Keith
Heeky
Darwin
Ralph Wright
Riverton
Jack Bright
Marlin Bright
Robert Bright
Omadri
Birthday celebrations and social visits around Glenwood
Mrs Frigate Chamberlain and family hosted birthday gatherings with relatives such as Merrill Sargent Pacifls Jungtion and Bob Christensen. Friends and neighbors from Glenwood and surrounding towns joined dinners, fishing trips, and a wiener roast. Barbara Beasley wed Lyle Stewart at 8:34 pm as locals attended the ceremony.
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Frigate Chamberlain
Frank Chamberlain
Class of 63 Corrects 1968 Size Claim
In a May issue letter, seniors challenge The Leader’s claim that the Class of 1968 is the largest in school history. They note both Class of 63 and 1946 tied at 43 members and request a public correction. The editor’s note confirms the committee’s count.
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Aft
Lwo
Mialyern
the Leader
Public Notices Legals in Mills County Leader
The Malvern Leader serves as official newspaper for Mills County and its municipalities, school districts and other public bodies, providing protection to the public through public notices of government actions and court proceedings.
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Malvern Leader
Mills County
Mills County Notice to Bidders for Construction Work
Sealed bids for construction work in Mills County Iowa are due by 10 00 A M C D S T on June 20 1966 at the Auditor's office Glenwood. A certified check drawn on an Iowa bank must accompany each bid as liquidated damages if the bidder fails to execute a contract and file a bond within fifteen days after bid acceptance. Plans and proposals may be seen or secured at the County Auditor or County Engineer. Proposals must be on county forms and sealed with no reservations.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Iowa
Bidding Notice for Mills County Farm-to-Market Project
Mills County Board of Supervisors announces a bid for 2.001 miles of grading and surfacing on a Farm-to-Market road from the northeast corner of Section 7 to the northeast corner of Section 9 in T72N R4CW. Proposals require Iowa State Highway Commission bidder qualification and County Engineer approval with certified checks of $1000 for grading and $250 for surfacing. June 1, 1966. Glenn L. Johnson, County Auditor.
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Iowa State Highway Commission
Identification of Class of 1916 Members Listed
The photo from last week's music section shows most of the Class of 1916. Names include Max Murphy Dewey Dye Joe Kilpatrick Maurice Montgomery Harold Slater John Dice Fred Cloud Doran Summers Jack Gearhart Ernice Jedd Chamberlain Amy Deardorn Bullington Bernice Tunnison Wilson Millie Ewing Dunn Gladys Smith Donner Mabel Zanders Robinson Joe Peardorn Prant Bev Reed Yanlys Robbins Steele Fern Sherritt Marion Knight Lucile Williams Maury Whitesides Sherritt Harley Stevesson and mentions a deceased status.
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Elf
Duck Vow
Max Murphy
Dewey Dye
Joe Kilpatrick
Maurice Montgomery
Harold Slater
Tohn Dice
Fred Cloud
Doran Summers
Jank Gearhart
Eurnice Jedd Chamberlain
Amy Deardorn
Bullington
Bernice Tunnison Wilson
Millie Ewing Dunn
Gladys Smith Donner
Mabel Zanders Robinson
Joe Peardorn
Prant Row
Bev Reed
Ylanys Robbins Steele
Fern Sherritt
Marion Knight
Lucile Williams
Maury Whitesides Sherritt
Harley Stevesson
Notice of Budget Amendment Hearing for Malvern School District
The Malvern Mills County Iowa Community School District board will meet June 27 1966 at 8 PM at Chantry School to amend the 1965 budget. Budgets will rise for National Defense Education Act and Elementary and Secondary Education Act funds from 298 994 to 333 283 with increased receipts and cash balances. no tax increase for 1966. Taxpayers may speak for or against the amendment. detailed receipts and disbursements will be available at the hearing. Woodford R Byington secretary.
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Malvern
Mills County
Iowa
Chantry School
Woodford R. Byington
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