Fremont-Mills Boosters Plan Free Bus Trip To Des Moines
Fremont-Mills sports boosters announce free bus transportation for fans and adults to travel to the state tournament in Des Moines next week. Area schools excelled at the district speech contest in Carson with Fremont-Mills leading in entries and scores. d. F. Wearin Jr of Hastings returned from a South America tour visiting seven nations and meeting farmers and business people.
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Fremont-Mills
Punch
Des Moines
Carson
Nishna Valley
Glenwood
Malvern
D. F. Wearin Jr
Hastings
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Peru
Paraguay
Uruguay
Carbon Monoxide Death Listed for Silver Citian
Gail Mills 41 of Silver City died from carbon monoxide poisoning. funeral set for 2 p m Thursday at Silver City Methodist Church. Burial in Silver City cemetery. Mills found in truck cab at Waller Trans garage after 24 to 36 hours dead. Survived by wife two sons Randy and Delmar two daughters Gayle and Charlotte Decker, brothers Donald Max Harold Gerald, sisters Mrs Craine and Mrs Moore, and parents Mr. and Mrs. Mills.
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Silver City Methodist Church
Gail Mills
Silver City
Mills
Waller Transfer
Waller
Edwin Barkus
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
American Legion
Randy
Delmar
Glenwood
Gayle
Charlotte Decker
Donald
Little Rock
Ark
Max
Omaha
Harold
Alexandria
Gerald
Sunnyvale
Calif
Fred Craine
Council Bluffs
Richard Moore
San Leandro
Charles Mills
Rotarians Elect Hugh Shiveley President
The Malvern Rotary club at Hillsdale church elected new officers who will assume duties July 1. Rev. Hugh Shiveley was named president, Emery DeWitt vice president, R. W. Salyers treasurer, and F A Wortman secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Rotary Club
Hillsdale Church
Hugh Shiveley
Emery DeWitt
R. W. Salyers
F. A. Wortman
World Day of Prayer observed at Presbyterian church
About 125 nations will observe World Day of Prayer this Friday at 2 p m at the Presbyterian church sponsored by Inter-Church Council. The event traces origins to 1889 1890 and 1916 with various church groups contributing until it became a worldwide observance now held on the first Friday in Lent. Bring a friend to join in this global prayer day.
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Inter-Church Council
Presbyterian Church
County Floods Hit Minor Loss Areas Across County
Heavy rains north of the county caused widespread flooding Sunday night and Monday. Indian Creek Emerson, Silver Creek Malvern, and Keg Creek Glenwood ran high with damage reported. The Nishna River stayed mostly minor, two Silver Creek bridges washed out, Malvern basements flooded, and three walls collapsed in Glenwood.
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Here
Emerson
Malvern
Glenwood
Nishna
Silver Creek
Duane Hemmingsen
Herman Schoening
Silver City
Stanley Redi-Mix
Continent Egg Plant
Red Cross Bloodmobile Visit To Malvern March 4
On Tuesday March 4 the Red Cross Bloodmobile plans a Malvern visit from noon to 4 30 pm with local workers pushing for enough donors. Walter Knop of Emerson is highlighted as a top county donor with four gallons. Large volume givers are listed by gallon totals since the program began as the need for blood remains acute for transfusions. The bloodmobile will then go to Glenwood on March 10 from noon to 6 pm at Grace Methodist Church.
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Red Cross
Malvern
Walter Knop
Emerson
Glenwood
Grace Methodist Church
ISU winter graduates include Rodney Goy in animal science
Rodney A Goy of Malvern and Thomas De Lashmutt of Pacific Junction earned Bachelor of Science degrees in Animal Science at Iowa State University winter graduation in Ames led by President James H Hilton. family attendees from Malvern Glenwood Pacific Junction and Nevada. Thomas De Lashmutt begins work at Sinclair fertilizer dept in Slater with family moving there.
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Mills
Rodney A. Goy
Malvern
Thomas Co. de- Lashmutt
Pacific Junction
James H. Hilton
Iowa State University
Ames
Rodney
Richard Goy
Lanny
John Willard
Morris Goy
Glenwood
Frances Sargent
Dick Smith
Nevada
Thomas
Dick DeLashmutt
Walter Phelps
Sinclair Company
Slater
DeLashmutt
Hastings duo host Mills county talent program on KFNF
Henry Sehnoor and Horace Richardson present a memories program on KFNF Sunday at 2 30 p m looking back over ten years in radio. Featured guests include Charles Peyehouse Rob Salyers Fritz and Les Knop Clarence Aughe of Emerson a men s quartet and a combo.
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Henry Sehnoor
Horace Richardson
Hastings
Mills County
KFNF
Charles Peyehouse
Rob Salyers
Fritz
Les Knop
Clarence Aughe
Emerson
Swanson and land deals highlighted by Hastings leader
Karl Swanson of Tabor announced by Ivan Jackson as owning a 160 acre Cunhinag farm four miles southwest of Malvern with tenant Jack Haney. Hockenberry acreage at Hastings sold to Charles B. Daiel of Hamburg, about three acres. No Hunting or Trespassing signs offered by The Leader office at 20 cents each, three for 50 cents or seven for $1.
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Karl Swanson
Tabor
Thes Cunhinag
Malvern
Karl Swannson
Ivan Jackson
Jack Haney
Jackson
Hastings
Charles B. Daiel
Hamburg
New Firm Plans Farmer Dinner Here Monday
Spencer Chemical, rushing its new distribution plant, will host a farmer dinner Monday at 7 p m in the Malvern Community building. MCHS junior class serves, with invitations from Mr Notson to area farmers. Reservations free by Saturday via 624-8494. program on farm trends and fertilizer by Neil Querin and LaVerne Obrecht. free door prizes.
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Spencer Chemical
Howard Nelson
Malvern
MCHS
Notson
Neil Querin
LaVerne Obrecht
Malvern Officer Secures Trucker’s Early Jail Release
Malvern officer Darrell Frederickson intervened when trucker Lucian Venable Jr. faced a $349 fine after overweight charges and lack of reciprocity card. With temperatures plunging, Venable could not pay and spent a night in jail. Frederickson then arranged Venable’s release, and the two supplied charcoal to heat the truck, saving seed potatoes en route from Canada to Texas. Venable settled the fine by noon.
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Malvern
Darrell Frederickson
Lucian R. Venable Jr
Wills Point
Tex
Iowa
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Glenwood
Venable
Canada
Texas
Frederickson
Retail gains in Malvern and Mills County in Q4 1964
State Tax Commission figures show Mills County an overall 7 percent sales tax rise in the final quarter of 1964. Glenwood up 8 percent and Malvern up 13 percent reflect strong Christmas business despite an slow start to the quarter. Area merchants reported solid holiday sales while other parts saw similar gains.
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Malvern
Fed Mills
State Tax Commission
Glenwood
Boost
Malvern Schools Hold Saturday Sessions This Week
Malvern Community schools will meet this Saturday, March 6, to make up snow vacation time. Supt. N. P. Crink notes state law allows only five days per week, so Saturday sessions occur only when a weekday is missed. Buses depart at 3 p.m. for pupil return.
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Malvern Community
N. P. Crink
Two New Patients at Nishna Cottage Home
Two new patients admitted this week to Nishna Cottage include Fred Newell admitted on Wednesday and Miss Pearl Miller admitted on Monday, both residents of Malvern.
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Nishna Cottage
Fred Newell
Miss Pearl Miller
Malvern
Two Truck Violations on Local Court Docket
Two cases involving overload truck violations appeared on the docket of Justice of Peace John Hall in Malvern. Imogene Mooney was fined 12.20 and costs, William Woods of Des Moines was fined 10 and costs. W R Cox of Shenandoah was fined 10 and costs for an insufficient fund check and made restitution. Snow and ice did not deter Thorpe Well Co. as it moved its drilling rig into Hastings to provide a new municipal water system. Hastings officials and Thorpe representatives are shown on site, with work expected to progress quickly and deliver water to customers by late spring.
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Justice of Peace
John Hall
Malvern
Lowell Mooney
Imogene
William Woods
Des Moines
W. R. Cox
Shenandoah
Thorpe Well Co
Hastings
Art Larsen
Mac Smith
Joe Hickman
Thorpe
Kimo Hites
Feb Motor Vehicle Accidents Rise in Mills County
February counts show more accidents in Mills County highways than the same month last year. Sheriff Edwin H. BarUS reports 13 injuries and 0 fatalities in 1965, up from 9 injuries and 1 fatality in 1964.
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Mills County
Semae
Edwin H. Bar- US
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Rotarians
Soil Conservation Service
Myron Jones
Albert Washburn
Mills Co. Soil District Board of Commissioners
Ntinent
Henningsen
TOCO
West Malvern
Sixth St
Wabash Depot
ISU
Rodney Goy
Leader Office
BBE
Mills Ta
Pac
Jet
Sidney
Red Oak
Accid
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