Mills County Court Move Tangles With Gun Club Delays
The Malvern Gun club faced a string of disruptions as lights failed, rain canceled a shoot, and a broken trap halted activities. Twenty members will resume next Wednesday. Sheriff Don Rhoden watches Mills County court space issues as five district judges order finding a safe venue, while Becky Wear earns an honor at the state 4H girls convention for presenting The Country Girl's Creed.
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Malvern Gun Club
Mills County Court
Don Rhoden
District Court
Board of Supervisors
State Attorney General
Becky Wear
Iowa State College
Resignation of Assessor to be Submitted July 1
County Assessor Marvin Moore will submit his resignation to the county auditor on July 1 as a step toward retirement on December 31. The state tax commission must be notified, which triggers examinations at Glenwood to fill the vacancy for a four year term. Moore, who also serves as Pacific Junction town clerk and school secretary and sells insurance, has completed eight years in office.
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Marvin Moore
Agnes Livengood
State Tax Commission
Glenwood
Moore
Pacific Junction
Wheat Referendum in Mills County Votes Today
Mills county wheat growers participate in the national marketing quotas referendum with polls open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Locations include Hastings Community Building for Anderson Indian Creek and Deer Creek townships Pacific Junction town hall for Glenwood Lyons Oak Plattville and St Marys SCS office in Malvern for Ingraham Silver Creek Center White Cloud and Rawles Results will be published next week If quotas pass the national average support rate will be 1.78 per bushel. excess acreage above 15 acres incurs a penalty If not approved the rate drops to about 1.18 per bushel Last year Mills County voted 54 to 15 in favor of quotas Postmaster Stella Mulholland presented safety awards to Malvern rural carriers C A Boyer and Bob Campbell for long mileage records District 2 of Western Iowa led in safety participation.
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Mills County
Hastings
Anderson
Indian Creek
Deer Creek
Pacific Junction
Glenwood
Lyons
Oak
Plattville
St. Marys
SCS
Malvern
Ingraham
Silver Creek
Center
White Cloud
Rawles
Leader Starts Eighty-Third Year of Publication with Issue This Week
The Leader marks its 83rd year in Mills County with this issue, tracing a lineage from H. G. Rising’s first issue on Sept 25, 1875. It notes mergers, ownership changes, and bound volumes back to 1880, highlighting a long, continuous publication history and near-complete archives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Mills County
H. G. Rising
Malvern
Mills County Chronicle
Rising
Ed F. Korns
J. M. Kelley
J. D. Morris
Morris
E. 8. Parrish
Mills County Republican
Hunter & Brown
Brown
Inter
Commercial Club Plans Summer Program and Parade Support
Malvern Commercial club met at M. and M. Cafe Thursday. President Fred Harshbarger announced a road committee including E. W. Burdie W. St. Byington Richard Gay and Chas. D. Costello. The club outlined support for the Dutch Gun club Independence Day celebration and voted to provide 125 prize money for Mills County Fair parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Commercial Club
Fred Harshbarger
E. W. Burdie
W. St. Byington
Richard Gay
Chas. D. Costello
Dutch Gun Club
Mills County
Eddie Laughlin Nominated for State 4-H Club Office
Edward Laughlin age 18 son of Mr and Mrs Matt Laughlin was nominated for a state 4 H boys office. A slate of eight candidates includes Roger Applegate Jerry Dale Robert Eggers Merrill Hanson James McDonald Leroy Meyer and Don Williams. Laughlin led Busy Boosters 4 H club and served as president vice president secretary treasurer and reporter at county level. He graduates from St Patrick high school and participates in church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Laughlin
Matt Laughlin
Ws Emersng
Harlan J Stratton
Mills County Externmion Service
Spnua
Iowa State College
Ames
Edward
Roger Applegate
Qakhind
East Pottawallamie
Jerry Dale
Brooklyn
Poweshirk County
Robert Eggers
State Center
Marshall County
Alerrill Hanson
Dows
Franklin County
James McDonald
Gowrie
Webster County
Leroy Meyer
Sue City
Culhoun County
Don Williams
Villisco
Pave County
Boosters
Harold Smiih
Emerson
Wic
Collision at 275 and 34 Injures Two Drivers
The intersection of highways 275 and 34 saw a Sunday afternoon crash around 4 30 p m. Walter Lee Powles age 73 of route 1 Tabor attempted to turn south onto 275 after letting a truck pass and collided with a car driven by William G Hansen 22 of Malvern. Powles car sustained about 200 dollars in damage while Hansen’s vehicle incurred roughly 500 dollars in damage.
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Robert Burton Deacon
Glidden
Roo
Campbell
Malvern
Deacon
Sheriff's Office
Walter Lee Powles
Route 1
Tabor
275
William G. Hansen
Powles
Hansen
Brownies and Girl Scouts Enjoy Day Camp Near Malvern
Newry reports 100 Brownies and Girl Scouts from Tabor Malvern and Glenwood encamped three miles west of Malvern on George Wiedersquist farm for a week of camp crafts woodwork handicrafts hiking and more led by 18 leaders and camp director lise Dinkel of Omaha. delays due to rain shortened day one but activities resume with tents, stations, and supervising volunteers from Malvern Glenwood and Tabor assisting.
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Newry
Tador
Malvern
Glenwood
George Wederquist
Lise Dinkel
Omaha
John Adams
George Mort
Madverny
Judson Mu Munigal
Curtis Narren
Quentin Kass
Wry
Harold Defmockel
Keith Hopp
Ben BuiTington
Wade Windman
John Cheney
Bertha Kempton
Herbert Eaton
Abundant Rains Delight Mills County Residents
Abundant rains with pleasant temperatures were enjoyed in Mills County during the past week. Highs reached 81 and 63, with rain totals easing as wet periods varied day by day. Mostly cooler nights followed, with a mix of sun and showers and no severe flooding reported.
Motorcycle Races Headline Malvern 4th of July Show
Motorcycle races will headline the Malvern 4th of July celebration at the fair grounds under the Dutch Gun club. A half mile track hosts about 50 entrants starting at 2 p.m. Auto Push ball closes the evening program with six cars. Gov Loveless will speak at 7 p.m. in a patriotic address. A kids fishing contest at 10 a.m. at Boehner's pond adds to the day. Advance tickets at one dollar cover both shows. Rain date set for July 5. Volunteers urged to help with bleachers and grounds activities.
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Malvern Fair Grounds
Dutch Gun Club
Iowa
Uerschel Loveless
At & P.m
Iris
Boehner’s
Malvern
Malvern Gan Club
Dateh Gan Club
Manhattan
Midwest
Europe
Gands
Louis Knop
August Pontow
Spring Valley Watershed Research Plan Outlined at Meeting
At the Rawles township Center school meeting on Monday evening, extension agronomist Frank Schaller of Iowa State College outlined a wide river watershed soil conservation project. About 13 of the Spring Creek watershed farmers attended. The study will run this summer with up to a dozen men examining silting runoff and economic returns from conservation practices to identify the most effective methods.
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Spring Valley
Rawles Township Center
Frank Schaller
Towa State College
Spring Creek
Mills County
Schaller
Malvern Teams Schedule First Home Game Sunday Afternoon
Malvern Midget and Cal base ball teams open their home schedule Sunday at 2 p.m. at the fair grounds field, hosting Pacific Junction. The doubleheader begins the regular season and organizers invite all fans to attend.
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Malvern
Cal
Pacific Junction
Fair Grounds
Fang
Praise is Given to Nishna Home During Inspection
Des Moines official Malvern visitor Cleveland, B Surn, directed hospital services, inspected Nishna Cottage, praised its patient care and cleanliness, and approved a license to expand capacity. fully equipped kitchen noted. Sunday services were conducted by Glenn Enanert of the Baptist church.
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Nishna
Winnred
Cleveland
B.suln
Hospital Serv In
Des Maines
Malvern
Nishna Cottage
Tew
Glenn Enanert
The
Baptist Church
Hessie Smith
Omaha
Cindy
Susan Smith
Eyvonne Wederquist
Jane Ware
Cornei Bluwls
Whuesday
Wederquist
Aru Spears
Window Removed by Burglars at Legion Club
Burglars removed a window to break into the Legion club north of Glenwood, stealing a small amount of change and some vigorets. The sheriff’s office said the break in occurred between Sunday afternoon and Tuesday.
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Legion Club
Glenwood
Sheriffs Office
Former Philippine Student to Speak at Sunday Lecture
A former Philippine student named Jores Carlen is set to address a Sunday audience at 7:30 p.m. The talk, on the improvement of the Methodist hive, will include slides by Mr. Walker and a relative of the speaker’s parents. Refreshments will follow.
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Jores Carlen
Detliggaine
Walker
Nis
Card of Thanks to Malvern and Strahan Methodist churches
We extend our thanks to the Malvern and Strahan Methodist church people and the communities who wished us well in our new home. They entertained us and gave gifts as a farewell. Our stay in this community has been a happy one. The Rev. Jubo Lb. Beebuut and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern and Strahan
No Clues Left by Unidentified Suspect in Fatal Accident this Week
A small male pup was found Tuesday morning in front of the James Swadley residence following a fatal accident believed to have occurred late Monday night or early Tuesday. The dog had a collar tag No 452 and was buried by the street department.
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Ester Shere
Aru Jackson
James Swadley
Manchester
Martha Wearin to Tour Europe with Group of Students
Martha Wearin plans an extensive summer European tour with Grinnell College students. The group will land in England next week and visit Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands before concluding in France.
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Martha Wearin
Europe
Marts
Grinnell
Noe Was
Sweden
Denmark
Swatverband
Tals
Manuce
Pevnee
Marys
Five marriage licenses issued in county last week
Five marriage licenses were issued last week in the county. Names include Hubert J. Berry and Sharon Tunsen of Fremaunt Nebraska, Clarence Qu and Mae Pagnett of Omaha, Lawrence A Rucker and Deru Ths Topps of Omaha, plus others. Nine new motor vehicle registrations were reported by county treasurer Rubinsus, listing makes and owners such as Chevrolet for Darmald and Wilfred Wo Kyle Malvern, Mercury for Robert Walter, Pontiac for Bert Colell, Ford for Eldon Wayne Schultz, and Ford truck for Marvin Woodlfill Hastinas.
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Cecarad
Donner
Okie Distreourk
Chester Nua
Netea
Cot Warshta
Glenw Ued
Hubert J. Berry
Sharon Tunsen
Fremaunt
Dawton
EI M Kelly
Omaha
Clarence Qu
Une Dallig Mae Pagnett
Cawrence A Rucker
Deru
Topps
FOOM
Rubinsus
Courity
Day FO Darmald
Wilfred Wo Kyle
Malvern
Ius Hipbiles
Rial Maddocks
Elizabeth Hoenderson
Dlenwgod
Mercury
Robert Walter
Silver
Its
Pontiac
Bert Colell
Ford
Eldon
Wayne Schultz
Silver City
Ford Truck
Marvin
Woodlfill
Hastinas
Eggleston Assigned to New Henningsen Plant Roles
Bob Eggleston transfers from the Malvern Hen ningsen plant to the Springfield Mo facility, to work in research product development and drying techniques. He departs by late July having focused on control and sanitation in Malvern. Bill Carr succeeds him at Malvern while Held, estan has served with Ten Hergsen’s for sears this summer.
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Bob Eggleston
Malvern
Henningsen, Inc
Springfink, Mo
Springfeld
Malvern Phaint
Bill Carr
Estan
Ten Hergsen
Fie Sears
Holden Stars in Toward the Unknown Film
The screen adaptation of a rocket pilots story arrives at the press theater on Sunday titled Toward the Unknown. William Holden stars, with James Nolan Virginia Lerth and Charles McGraw in a Toluca production marking head of the newly formed values. The cast and production details reflect the era's spaceflight fascination and Hollywood enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden Starred
America
Mm:press
Sund
Toluca
William Holden
Thovd Nolan
Wirginiay Lerth
Charles McGraw
Liddle
Mervyn Fae
Mills 4 H Boys to Keep Busy with Varied Projects
Local 4 H club members undertake a range of projects including agriculture crafts and community service. Leaders guide youth through hands on learning opportunities fostering skill development and teamwork.
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Lesder
Stella Mulholland
Post Office Dept
National Safety Council
C. A. Boyer
Bob Campbell
Boyer
Commercial Club
Eddie Laughlin
Sun
Eggleston
Henningsens
Het
Haz
Peporys Harlan Stratton
Careniabasy
Ek Crawins Ra
Haye
Floch
Wits Turkey
Belectiae
Harper Li
Don Griffin
Res
Dion Grukin
Jymaily
Midieta
Darrel
Marquita
Keppey McGiiin
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