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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1966
Page
6
Public notices detail county and school district actions and official acts. The county auditor lists matters affecting local governments, with figures indicating quantities and allocations for filings and statutory requirements.
Mills County will sell parcels in Hastings and Emerson Iowa. Written bids must reach the County Auditor in Glenwood by 10:00 p m on March 21 1966. Only bidders may be present when bids are opened. The board reserves the right to reject all bids. Immediate possession and terms listed. Chairman Harry Evans, Auditor Glenn L Johnston.
Voters in Shenandoah Community School District precincts One through Four will vote on March 24, 1966, at designated schools to approve funds up to 1,100,000 for a new high school building and site acqusition. Ballot wording allows Yes or No options. Election officials and precincts are described, with the ballot format and notice signed by the secretary of the school board.
Ordinance grant to Northwestern Bell Telephone Company and assigns for 25 years in Malvern Iowa. Town to receive three telephone stations and maintain police power rights. Election and writing acceptance required. ordinance to become binding on mayoral approval, electors vote, and company acceptance filing.
The Town Council of Malvern Arkansas calls a special election to decide a franchise grant to Northwestern Bell Telephone for street and public space use. Polls at Liberty Memorial Building open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on April 14, 1906. The measure follows ordinance 164 approved March 7, 1986, authorizing a local telephone exchange.
The Creighton Miller family from Mills County will appear March 11 on WOW TV Channel 6 Omaha as Farm Family of the Week. Mr Creighton Miller, his wife, and daughters Jane and Susan will be interviewed by Farm Director Arnold Peterson about their 240 acre farm, cattle and hogs, and 4-H leadership roles. They belong to St Johns Lutheran church and Malvern schools.
Silver City MRS report lists multiple weekend visits and social gatherings. Bob Schoening, Mrs. Kruse, Kopps, Masses, Hekters, Miller, Adair, Thomases, Platts, Haynes, Saar, Volk enses, Scheer, Susan Mnnes, Mass, Bail ey, Huffaker, Mass, Schoenings, Larsons, Storms, Malcoms and Dale joined family meals and birthday celebrations across Randolph Treynor Yutan Omaha Glenwood Co Bluffs and Omaha area communities. The notices highlight Sundays dinners and suppers, Thursday and Saturday oyster gatherings, and a birthday observance for Mrs Menschel.
The Malvern Iowa Town Council grants Northwestern Bell Telephone Company a 25 year right to use streets alleys and public places for constructing and operating a general telephone and telegraph system within the town subject to police power. The ordinance requires company payment of publication and election costs and provides for three free telephone stations to be supplied and maintained at designated places. The measure becomes binding upon majority vote and written acceptance by the company, dated March 8, signed by Mayor Mervin Turner and Town Clerk Woodford Rh. Byington.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Decker of Silver City celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at the Silver City Legion Hall on March 20 from 2 to 4 p.m. They are lifelong residents with five children, fifteen grandchildren, and invitations extended to friends.
The Ralph Skerritts hosted Mrs Phyllis Skerritt and Ben Bur goin for dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Techau visited Edmundson hospital patients and called on Art Rommel Mrs Paul Black and Carl Fisher. The Lyle Boone family of Sidney joined Sunday dinner at Jim Bailey's with Melvin Lamps of Avoca also present. Herman Schroeder and guests included Art Millers and Fred Teehaus at Sunday supper. Sheldon Williams hosted Duane Sell family and Charles Roenfeldts of Glenwood for Sunday afternoon visits. Harold Williams and Sheldon Williams attended a coop dinner at Club 4 Thursday evening. Mrs West Windle entertained Emory Jewells at supper Tuesday.
The Rebekah Circle gathered at Mrs. Fae Deitehler’s home Tuesday with thirteen members present. Prizes were won in double or nothing by via Weller and Maggie Mass. Other notes record visits from Hastings Eddie Page and the Russell Howell family, and various weekend and Sunday gatherings among Malvern residents including farewells, birthday observances, and anniversaries.
The Whist club surprised Mr and Mrs Harold Williams with a housewarming party Sunday evening. Attending were the Herman Schoenings the Clifton Schoenings Mrs Maybelle Adams Mrs Grace Johnson and the Art Burgoins.
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