Flying High Butch Mansfield Earns License Feud Meetings
A fragment from a local column notes Butch Mansfield earning a license amid ongoing feuds, with mentor Bob pea present as he soars above fields seeking food. The obituary of Woody Golden recalls a colorful Glenwood figure once a frequent political candidate who proposed shifting capital funds to generate additional school and municipal revenue, a plan later adopted to yield millions for public bodies.
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Butch
Mansfield
Bob Pea
Woody Golden
Glenwood
Kling Warns Malvern Drivers To Cease And Desist
City Marshal Benny Kling warns Malvern drivers to curb careless street driving as spring weather boosts activity. He cites 14 property damage crashes since Jan 1 and 16 in the May–Dec 1971 period, and announces upcoming spot checks on lights signals and exhausts to curb unsafe vehicles.
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Malvern
Benny Kling
Kling
Mills County Health Board clarifies regulations and funding
The Mills County Board of Health and Board of Supervisors issue clarifications on restaurant and sewage rules. Costs for Septic Tank permits drop from 25 to 10 while focus remains on new construction replacements and faulty present installations. The 1971-72 Health Fund totals 15,000 with a 10,000 Federal grant for a Public Health Nurse. Remaining funds cover office costs and expenses. Also notes the low bid of 4,494 from Fehrs Tractor for a new lowboy trailer and cautions against unlicensed motorcyclists on streets.
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Mills County Board of Health
Mills County Board of Supervisors
County Board of Supervisors
County Health Fund
Board of Health
Omaha
LOW Fehrs Tractor & Equipment Co
Lowboy
Contract Let to Raze Old School
Demolition of a six year old Malvern landmark was to start immediately as Associated Wrecking Co. of Omaha began razing the old high school. Malvern Town Council accepted Associated's bid of $3970 on Feb 24. Weather permitting demolition within 30 days. Debris removal and removal of the concrete driveway to 7th Street included. Associated previously demolished the old Tabor High School.
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Malvern Street
Irv Crouch
Irv
Malvern
Associated Wrecking Co
Omaha
Associated
Jon Kemp
The
Leader
Tabor High School
Blood Drive Urges Local Donors For March 7
The Business and Professional Women remind area residents to donate at the Bloodmobile Day from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The 114 unit quota aims to replace blood in the community. Farm Bureau Women run the canteen with nurses Mary Robbins and Jessie Wearin assisting.
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Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Mary Robbins
Jessie Wearin
Jamboree Hosts 4-Hers March Saturday Night
Mills County 4-H members invite friends to the Malvern Community Building on Saturday March 4 at 7 30 p m for their annual Jamboree. 1971 officers oversee the program including 1972 officer elections and initiation of honorary members. Several named clubs and members compete in I and II ratings with I advancing to state competition at Sidney March 18.
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Mills County 4-H
Malvern
Charles Haack
Kathy Leu
Darrell Godfrey
Diane Shaw
Doug Bowen
Patty Perkins
Dave Boileau
Linda Barber
John Sayers
Ronda Wilkinson
Sidney
Red Craw
Mills Democratic Convention Shows Muskie Support
Mills County Democrats met at the Court House in Glenwood to elect 10 delegates and six alternates to district and state conventions. Delegates included Gladys Pomeroy and Marcia Vanderpool among others. alternates listed. County officers for 1972 were chosen. Assistant Police Chief Virgil Faulkner spoke as Democratic candidate for Mills County Sheriff, urging ethics and professionalism in law enforcement free from partisan influence.
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Mills County
Court House
Glenwood
Marcia Vanderpool
Bernard Roenfeldt
Michael Kane
Viola Bichel
Faulkner
Virgil Faulkner
Glenwood Police Dept
Property Tax Exemption Notice in Malvern Area
Mr. Markel notes 53 homestead and 12 military exemptions in Malvern with slight townships variance. He urges residents who have new or moved property to file for new homestead exemptions at his office.
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Pet
Malvern
Markel
Mr. Markel
Mills County Health Dept Public Notice for 1972 exams
Public notice directs tavern grocery and restaurant owners operators and employees to report proof of action started on physical examinations to Mills County Health Dept by March 18 1972. All physicals must be completed and filed by March 31 1972 at Box 18 Malvern Town 51551 telephone Malvern 624-9019.
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Mills County Health Dept
Malvern
Town
Passick Named Scherle Secretary
Passick resigns as secretary to Congressman Scherle and Dan Paasick of Glenwood is named his replacement. Paasick has been news and advertising assistant for the Glenwood Opinion-Tribune since December. Hultman will reveal his future plans later.
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Cal Hultman
Wm. J. Scherle
Scherle
Congress
Glenwood
Dan Paasick
Passick
The
Glenwood Opinion-Tribune
Mr. Hultman
Spring Winds Drop Temperatures After Warm Spell
March winds cut the recent warmth as temperatures plunged from a high of 80 to 24. Daily readings show a sequence from Wednesday 41/19 to Thursday 40/26, Friday 35/12, Saturday 47/33, Sunday 65/38, Monday 7/37, Tuesday 80/24.
Band Mothers Dinner at Malvern High School
Band Mothers plan a dinner at Malvern High School on Sunday March 5 with serving starting at 11:29 am. Adults pay 1.50 dollars and children 75 cents. Advance tickets are available.
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Malvern High School
Urge Signing for Exemptions Soon
County Assessor Harry Markel warns a significant portion of residents have not filed homestead or military exemption applications. Citizens have until June 30 to file, but he urges prompt action. in Glenwood 167 homestead and 67 military exemptions remain unsigned.
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Harry Markel
Glenwood
Pantherettes Thank Community For Year Of Support
The Malvern Pantherettes extend thanks to the community for support all year. Special gratitude goes to an anonymous donor who sent red roses at the district tournament with Bedford, and to Mrs. Claire Jones and student managers for a horseshoe flower wreath for the Farragut game. Parents receive thanks for orange carnations worn during the Farragut match.
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Malvern Pantherettes
Red Roses
Bedford
Claire Jones
Farragut
Pantherette
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