Harbor Explains Speed Law Passed Recently by Senate
Senator W H Harbor explains the speed law bill now passed by the Senate amid debate. The piece notes a growing feeling the old bill might fail, discusses section changes and proposed budget shifts, and highlights calls to cut state spending by at least seven million dollars to avoid raising property burdens.
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Free Coffee Drives Mills County Fund For Crippled Children
Johnnie Helm of Glenwood will coordinate Mills County Coffee Day activities for the Iowa Camp for Crippled Children. Free cafés will be provided April 10 at participating local restaurants to raise funds for kitchen equipment and summer program opportunities. Maye Eve Teed Oak, regional director, announces support from the Iowa Restaurant Assn and invites all operators to join. The Veterans of Foreign Wars commits funds toward a $200,000 main dining lodge. camp location to be announced.
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Crippled Children’s
Johnnie Helm
Glenwood
Mills County
Maye Eve
Teed Oak
Iowa Restaurant Assn
Iowa Camp For Crippled Children
Welm
Iowa Easter Seal Society
Iowa
Iowa Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Milking Shorthorn Buyer Buys Junior Yearling Rosemary 222758
Tackett of Malvern purchases purebred Milking Shorthorn junior yearling Rosemary 222758 from BR. E. Moyer of Glenwood. Transfer completed through the American Milking Shorthorn Registry at Springfield, Missouri.
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Tackett
Malvern
BR. E. Moyer
Glenwood
Sprinkfield
Twenty One Mills Residents May Die of Cancer in 1957
An estimated 210 residents of Mills county will die of cancer in 1957 and 2 or more hundred new cancer cases will be diagnosed. The report cites past death counts for Mills county from 1954 to 1955 and projects about 3,500 eventual cancer cases with roughly 2,240 deaths if current rates persist. It notes two of every three American families affected and urges support for the American Cancer Society three point program of research education and service.
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Wall
Walls County
Mills County
Ander
Seeney Caneot
American Cancer Society
Seniors of M H S By Jeannie Mason
A fragmented student profile from M H S outlines seniors and activities, mentioning Jeannie Mason and various events across school life. The garbled text references places, teams, and social news with scattered names and locations, indicating a yearbook style notice page.
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Jeannie Mason
Malvern Cub Scouts Show Handcrafts Saturday
Malvern Cub Scouts will showcase handcrafts and achievements this Saturday at Pavgrd. Korey Prburn Ricky Goos Doug euner Bobby Coleman Mark Rudrew will compete against Truman Tar Ay in a friendly display of skills and projects.
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Pavgrd
Korey Prburn
Ricky Goos
Doug Euner
Bobby Coleman
Mark Rudrew
Truman Tar Ay
Farm Bureau aims to inform and involve in community life
In Hastings and surrounding townships, Farm Bureau emphasizes nonmandatory membership, open policy forums for all residents, and youth programs. Max Cross leads county services while various clubs report on meetings, projects, and community activities across 4-H groups, fairs, and public events.
Meet the Teachers of Malvern High School By Bess Ellis
This weekly column profiles two Malvern educators. Ruth Picker, Malvern born and long time staffer, teaches diverse subjects and leads in the Mills County area while balancing family life in Glenwood. Also highlighted is Mary Salyers, Indianola native and veteran teacher with a varied path from Simpson College to the University of Colorado. Both are described through career steps, education, and insights into their dedication to students.
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Malvern
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University of Omaha
Anderson
Ind
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Indianola
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Teadrodd Alipdoina
Ine Sampson College
Colorado
Simpson
Diiversity
Wren
Melvern
Chariton
Harlan
Cain
Mo W.hulsera
Che Pad Telat College
Fort Migeor
Lave
Malsepa
Ftek Jans
Tye
Madvern
Trond
Hebert Wallace
Troy
Mra. Salyers
Mulverp High School
Jolly Jrs 4H Club Merits Meeting at Downing School
The 4H club held its merit at Downing School on March 12 with 13 members and 4 visitors. Kathleen Decker and Jeanne Phutuhler were chosen county office candidates, Karen Kahl state officer, and Kathleen heart camp. A grooming contest is planned at Kay Kahl’s home in April. Deloris Downing chosen as musician. A lunch was served. talks and demonstrations followed.
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Downing School
Jeanette Murray
Wem of
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Karen Kahl
Kathleen
Heart
Kay Kahl
Deloris Downing
Mus
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Joyce Wetman
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Joyce Heitman
Lively Oaks 4-H Club Sees Guest Talk and Flag Display
The Lively Oaks 4- H Club met March 4 at Downing School with Kenneth Kelly as host. Guest Harlan Stratton spoke on gopher control and shared county fair slides. Jeanette Murray and Danella Downing spoke on displaying a flag. The meeting ended with the 4-H Flag Pledge and lunch, served by Kenneth Hellman and his mother.
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Downing School
Kenneth Kelly Aghost
Harlan Stratton
Stratton
Jeanette Murray
Danella Downing
Kenneth
Kenneth Hellman
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