Community cleanup led by Malvern Hoy and rl Scouts
This week in Malvern County the Hoy and rl Scouts joined forces for a spring cleanup after an editorial call for the effort. Leaders credit the initiative to candor and a fearless stand against sharks, noting the area is visibly cleaner and photographers captured active scenes. Shiveley and Henry Senoar visited Washington March 17 and 12 with Farm Bureau leaders, discussed Great Decisions and Kennedy’s candidacy, while denying ties to military reserve moves for Vietnam.
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Malvern Hoy
Washington, D. C
Hugh Shiveley
Henry Senoar
Farm Bureau
Shiveley
Robt
Kennnedy
Srater
MCHS Seniors Jamboree Friday Night at Malvern Building
The annual MCHS senior jamboree occurs March 22 at 7 p m in the Malvern Community Building. Two basketball games headline the night with senior boys against senior girls and faculty members. A crab soccer match among freshman to junior boys, a pie cake auction at intermission, and refreshments by the seniors add to the program. Admission 75 cents adults 50 cents children. advance tickets 60 cents adults 40 cents children.
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MCHS
Malvern
Zoning Meeting in Glenwood Tonight
Burl Parks of Iowa State University Extension leads a Mills County discussion on County Zoning at Glenwood High School auditorium. The session outlines what zoning can and cannot do with opportunities to ask questions after the presentation sponsored by Mills County Extension Service directed by LaVerne C. Obrecht.
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At & Pn
Glenwood Jy
Burl Parks
Iowa State University
Plann
Ing and Development
Mills County Extension Service
LaVerne C. Obrecht
Parks
Soil Bank to Idle 51 086 Acres in 1968
Mills county farmers signed to participate in the 1968 soil bank program, with about 85 percent of farms, 1 027 in total, joining. Acres idled rise to 51 086, nearly double last year, as the 40 percent idle rate applies to eligible land and advance payments begin. Total spring payments depend on percent idle, with half issued this spring.
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Mills County
ASCS
Tis
Viner Plans New Building for Body Shops Business
LeRoy Viner, owner of the Malvern Body Shop, announced plans to build a 60 by 72 foot modern facility adjacent to Highway 41 in north Malvern. The steel framed brick veneer shop will have direct highway access, a paved lot for cars in repair, and will not serve as an auto graveyard. Viner notes the site fits current work loads, keeps cars current models, and will be rapidly moved as repairs complete, with his home nearby to preserve neighborhood appearance. He moved to the new location after 15 years of growth outgrowing present quarters.
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LeRoy Viner
Malvern
North Malvern
Iawn Power & Light Gas
Iowa
Highway 4
Viner
AIB Cites Marsha For Scholarship
Marshalp Palayer was named among 105 students on the Dean's list for scholastic achievement at the American Institute of Business during the winter quarter in De.
Swift Hopes to Open Glenwood Pack in Fall
Glenwood city council signed a 3.1 million revenue bond agreement with Stern Bros. & Company to purchase and upgrade the former Glenwood packing plant for Swift & Company to lease. Swift plans to open around September 1 employing 200 to 225 workers.
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Swift
Glenwood Pack
Glens’wood
Glenwood
Stern Bros. & Company
Kansas City
Swift & Company
Glenwood Packing Company
Charles Cheney
Candidates for Governor Lee Mills Co. Voters This Week
Mills countions made the acquaintance of two major candidates for the Republication nomination for governor the past few days when Don ald Johnson of West Branch and Robert Beck of Centerville were here.
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Lee Mills Co
Mills
Donald Johnson
West Branch
Robert Beck
Centerville
Beck Urges State to Move Ahead in Iowa Policy
County chairman Dick Barton of Grenwood arranged a public meeting in the county seat where about two dozen party members heard former chairman and legislator Beck, a former gubernatorial candidate, urge aggressive action on Iowa’s economy. He criticized high taxes on services and construction, urged tax reform to spur private employment, and noted Iowa’s 15th ranking tax burden as state jobs rose while private jobs lagged.
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Beck
Dick Barton
Grenwood
Town Highway Commission
Bill Murray
Iowa
le Vy
Harold Huthes
Tawa
Union
Johnson Asks Law Enforcement Plan in Glennwoods Visit
GOP leaders hosted Mr. Johnson for a discussion on state issues in Glennwoods last Wednesday. The national Legion commander urged mobilizing peace officers at municipal county and state levels to handle civil disorders with proper organization and training. He favored studying the tax bill before changing it and proposed shifting service tax to relieve development constraints. He voiced support for small colleges suggesting state aid of about 300 per student for private colleges to reduce overall costs.
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GOP
Johnson
Glennwoods
National Guard
Homemaker of the Year Luncheon Set for April 9
Mills County extension group to honor a county homemaker at a luncheon April 9 in Malvern Community Building. Commercial artist Mrs Inge Chase will demonstrate mural painting. Tickets cost 1.50 from committee members or the Extension Office. Nomination process open for Homemaker of the Year. GOP governor candidates active locally alongside Democratic caucuses and GOP county convention news.
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Mills County Extension Council
Inge Chase
Home Economics Committee
Malvern
Home Economies Committee
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McHs Srs
Malvern Vi
Donald
Lisa Evans
Tonys Wright
Randy Miller
Susan Crouch
St. Patrick's «Tay
Seine
AIB
Marsha
Malvern Band
Renee
Tom Péarce
State
American Legion
Stite
Lawa
Malvern Community
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