Mills County Democrats plan county convention in Glenwood
In Glenwood on May 6 Mills county Democrats will hold the party county convention with a full list of precinct delegates alternates committeemen and committeewomen to be published in the first page of the second section. Also noted are issues on dog licensing delinquent dogs and the Malvern post office Sunday lobby hours change.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Richard Maiers
Glenn Johnson
Malvern
Tom Gidley
Paul Thompson
Malvern School District Looks to Fall Bond Vote
Malvern Community Schools board has hired an architect and chosen a north side location on J. M. Stevle land for a new high school. Officials plan to study designs further and seek voter approval for a bond issue before October, without final commitments yet.
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N. P. Crink
Malvern Community Schools
Malvern Community High School
J. M. Stevle
Wide Choice of Candidates for Area 13 Board Election
A broad field of contenders for nine director seats across Area XII vocational school district. Malvern and Glenwood residents vote in District 2 on May 18 with polling in the Malvern Community building basement. Candidates include Wm. D. Baer Malvern Carl Lari more Randolph and W. L. Schnenp Sidney. Districts span Nishna Valley and parts of Pottawattamie with Douglas E B Peters Alt u Dr Delmar Busse Oakland Marvey Saar Treynor Donald J. DeRoss Allen Harriman II Council Bluffs. Area XIII covers Mills Fremont Pottawattamie Cass Harrison Shelby counties and operates a vocational technical school plus Clarinda Community College with state support and a levy of one half mill on real and personal property. See editorial on Area XIII.
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Wm. D. Baer
Malvern
Carl &. Larimore
Randolph
W. L. Schnenp
Sidney
Glenwood
Fremont County
Page
Nishna Valley Community
Pottawattamie
Douglas EB
Peters
Altu
Delmar Busse
Oakland
Marvey Saar
Treynor
Donald J. DeRoss
Allen Harriman II
Council Bluf
XUL
Mills
Fremont
Cass
Harrison
Shelby
Clarinda Community College
Area Xtid
Saturday opening into effect for Mills County courthouse
Mills county courthouse will be open Saturdays until noon beginning this week. County Auditor Glenn Johnson said they will follow the supreme court decision and stay open. The courthouse had been closed on Saturdays but faced no complaints when the ruling was announced.
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Mills County
Glenn Johnson
Supreme Court
Scherle Announces Candidacy for Congress from 7th District
Rep. William J. Scherle of Henderson, Iowa, 43, a four term Iowa legislator, declared Wednesday he will seek the Republican nomination for Congress in the 7th district. He will face R. John Swanson and Glen R. Sting in the primary with incumbent John R. Hansen as the opponent if nominated. Scherle cited farm policy concerns and economic unity, though he emphasizes support for workers, the elderly, schools, and youth. He is married to Jane Goldapp and has two sons, William David and John Robert.
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William J. Scherle
Henderson
Iowa General Assembly
Congress
Bill
Fremont-Mills
GOP
John R. Hansen
Manning
Seherle
R. John Swanson
Red Oak
Glen R. Sting
Adel
Scherle
Iowa
Iowa Legislatire
Jane Goldapp
Council Bluffs
William David
John Robert
Nishna Valley High School
Hastings
Bass Announces Candidacy for Mills County Supervisor
Rawles township farmer Austin Bass filed nomination papers this week as a Republican candidate for the Mills County supervisor term starting January 1, 1967. Incumbent Harold Evans announced he will not seek re election. Don Rhoden also declines to run, with his term ending January 1, 1968 and a successor to contest this year’s general election. Bass praised Evans’ service, noting Evans has served since 1949 and chaired the board several times. Bass, a Mills countian, is active in county extension work, has chaired the extension council, served on the extension advisory board, and holds positions as a trustee in Rawles township and Malvern Methodist Church.
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Rawles
Austin Bass
Mills County
Uarry Evans
Malvern
Board of Supervisors
Don Rhoden
Yen
Bass
Evans
Louis
Glenwood
Tabor
County Fair Board
County Extension Council
Rawles Township
ASCS
Mute Creek
Malvern Methodist Church
Malvern’s clean up drive aims to boost town appearance
Malvern’s clean up and paint up campaign gains broad cooperation from households and business, with town workers and MCHS seniors assisting. John Irvin and a street sweeper clear the business district before a no overnight parking ordinance. Cleanup expected to curb junk at vacant lots near rail lines, with trash collected and curbside disposal Saturday. Also notes lighting contract for highways 34 and junctions awarded to Castle Electric Co. of Sioux City for 60,890 dollars, aimed at reducing recent accidents at the 41 junction and other crossings. Glen and Mrs. Dalrymple take a ten day southern vacation.
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MCHS
Emerson
Malvern
Hastings
Silver City
Iowa Highway Commission
Casles Electric Co
Sioux City
Mills County Tops State in Feed Grain Signup Rates
Some 82 percent of Mills county farmers signed up for the 1966 Feed Grain program, placing the county third in the state by participation. A total of 48,433 acres will be diverted, with 986 farmers in the program and total benefits of 1,085,514.54. Half of thePayment has been made, with the remainder due this fall. Participating farmers will also receive price support payments.
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Pet
Mills County
Margaret Bower
ASCS
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill Blackburn
Cathy Smith
Jo Anna Ponton
Heh Seipold
Tim Markel
Byron Leu
Gerry Turner
Lindau McMillen
Area 13
Area XII Vocasional
Ity
Boothe & Associates
Silver Creek Bridge
Don Allen
Bill Scherle
Gen
Austin Bass On Mills Board
Cial
John Irvin
Mrs
Glen Dalrymple
Leader
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