Malvern Town Sees Surge In Water Softener Sales
Mills County residents hear from salesmen as Malvern weighs water softener service. Mayor Mervin Turner clarifies council has not decided to discontinue the program. Also noted are local arts, a Mills countian’s travel to Paris and Cambridge, and multiple cases of improper vehicle registration with fines in Justice of the Peace court.
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Malvern
Mervin Turner
Justice of Peace
John Wall
Virginia Hall
Lee Davenport
Wilbur Cox
Abe Cox
Leroy
Kan
Holy Week Services Begin With Palm Sunday Observance
Holy Week start April 3 with Palm Sunday services across Malvern churches. Union events run April 6 Baptist church sermon by Rev. John A. Lippincott, April 7 union communion at Methodist, April 8 Good Friday 2 p.m. at Presbyterian. Easter Sunrise at 6 a.m. at golf course. Easter Sunday services April 10 include mortgage burning ceremony at parsonage and sermon by Dr. H. E. B. Coulter.
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Malvern Interchurch Council
Baptist Church
John A. Lippincott
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
H. E B. Coulter
Iowa Baptist Convention
Dr. Coulter
Fred A. Mulholland
Darrell Frederickson
Parsonage Fund
Frank E. Chamberlain
North Lincoln Ave
Charles Hanson
Will Burn Mortgage Here Sunday
Palm Sunday holds special significance for Malvern Baptists as they conclude a major two year project. An afternoon service marks the burn of the mortgage, celebrating completion and dedication of the church’s extended work.
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Baptist Church
Malvern
Mills County Man Buys Five Tax Deed Lots
Darrell Taylor of Hastings bought five tax deed parcels No 33 34 35 36 37 for 20 dollars to clear overgrown weeded lots on a hill and improve the town’s appearance. The county accepted the bid after holding title for delinquent taxes.
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Darrell Taylor
Hastings
Board of Supervisors
Taylor
Land Tax Credit Sparks Auditor Backlog and Unpopularity
Iowa audit chief Glenn Johnson and staff face a heavy workload as the agricultural land tax credit rules tighten. Non resident ownership definitions trigger denials, with 30 day appeal windows and potential court battles looming amid possible constitutional challenges and fiscal turmoil. Mrs Kathryn Ford returns to Malvern to teach fourth grade after an omission in contract listings. Terry Forney buys the former Glenn Eacrett house in southeast Malvern. Ivan Jackson handles the sale.
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61St General Assembly
Glenn Johnson
Asea
Nagiadature
Mr. Johnson
Board of Supervisors
District Court
Johnson
Star
Iowa Supreme Court
Eacrett
Terry Forney
Glenn Eacrett
Malvern
Ram Gidley
Ivan Jackson
Mrs Stinard to Head Mills County Crusade Drive
Mrs Charles Stinard will chair the April fund drive for the Mills county chapter of the American Cancer Society announced by area chair Lola Boquette. Assistants include Mrs Ray Hiley and Mrs Gene Fitzpatrick. Kick off is Friday at 2 p.m. at Glenwood home. solicitors invited.
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Charles Stinard
Crusade
Lola Boquette
Mills County
American Cancer Society
Ray Hiley
Gene Fitzpatrick
Delegates Named at Demo Caucus in Malvern
At the Malvern precinct Democratic caucus held March 28 at the Buttmann home Mrs Buttmann chaired with Ed Edie as secretary. Gordon Mulholland was nominated as committeeman and Jeane Reed as committeewoman. Delegates to the county convention included Gordon Mulholland Don Aistrope Donnie Mansfield Virginia Summers and Mrs Bultmann with alternates Lente Powles Juane Reed Ray Reed Ed Laie.
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Malvern Precinct
Red Buttmann
Board Grants Flexibility in School District Placements
Mills County Board of Education may assign unattached districts after April 1 if no legal petitions are filed by 5 p.m. on April 1. County Supt. M. D. Wetterick says the board aims to please residents and place districts per public wishes.LEGAL petitions must be directed to the board and clearly state the requested assignment.
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He Mills County
M. D. Wetterick
Hillsdale
State Department of Public
Vetterick
Veterick
Glen McGee
McGee
Board of Education
Marriage license issued for Hastings and Glenwood couple
A marriage license was issued to Kenneth Leipold, 21, Hastings, and Linda Crouch, 22, Glenwood. New motor vehicles registered include Cadillacs for Eugene W. Burdie of Malvern and Volkswagen for Robert A. Fleming of Henderson, plus Fords, Chevrolets, Pontiacs, and Oldsmobiles registered to several Glenwood owners and local dealers.
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Kenneth Leipold
Hastings
Linda Crouch
Glenwood
Cadillac
Eugene W. Burdie
Malvern
Volkswagen
Robert A. Fleming
Henderson
Ford
BE. A. Schade
Larry Wright
Edward J. Williams
Oldsmobile
T & T Leasing Co
Plymouth
Robert L. Parks
Chevrolet
34 Starts Again Work On Highway 34 In Red Oak Area
Roberts Construction Co moves in after winter stoppage on Highway 34 near Red Oak. Approach to Old Highway 59 east of Hastings closes for concrete pour, to reopen in two weeks. North approach paving near Malvern to be done in two lanes. Silver City intersection paving starts April 8 or 9, two week closure. Medians to be completed with dirt and sod. All work by April 25. Erosion control by Wachsmann Bros from Nishna Valley school west to Highway 275, about 60 days. Lighting and resurfacing contracts let May 24.
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Roberts Construction Co
Bill Bergan
Town Highway Commission
Red Oak
Silver City
Roberts
Jeta Wachsmann Bros
Charles City
Nishna Valley School
Highway 275
Bergan
Richard Hyde
Nishna Valley
Notice Given of May 18 Election for Area Board
Notice announces the May 18 election to form Area 13 vocational technical school district. Directors will be named from districts Mills, Fremont, Page, Cass, Shelby, Harrison and Pottawattamie counties to serve three-year terms. Nomination papers must be filed with the Pottawattamie county superintendent in Council Bluffs within 20 to 45 days before the election.
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Area 13 Vocational-Technical School
State Department of Public Instruction
Mills
Fremont
Page
Cass
Shelby
Harrison
Pottawattamie
Mills County Supt Vetterich Hints at Offers
Mills County school superintendent M. D. Vetterich said he is considering several employment offers after leaving Aug. 1, including positions in education as well as business and sales. He has only orally resigned to the Mills county board and was not ready for public announcement, though the information leaked last week.
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Mills County
M. D
Vetterich
Vetterick
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