Mills County Board of Review sees no complaints this period
Mills County Board of Review met last Friday with members Warren Honeyman Emerson R W Mansfield Malvern and Leonard Edwards Glenwood. They will reconvene with a state tax commission field rep by May 19 and set May 20 as the complaints filing deadline. At Malvern, Postmaster Tom Gidley reports a change as money orders discontinued Saturdays and parcel post Wednesdays were restored after an urban office rule proved uneconomical.
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Mills County Board of Reiew
Harry Markel
Warren Honeyman
Emerson
R. W. Mansfield
Malsvern
Leonard Edwards
Glenwood
State Tax Commission
Malvern
Tom Gidley
Hastings youths injured in midnight highway crash
Clark 18 and Davis 17 of Hastings sustained neck injuries when a car carrying Hall 17 and Boham 24 of Creston collided near Hastings at midnight Tuesday. Boham’s 1964 Chevrolet and Hall’s 1953 Ford suffered about 700 dollars in total damage at the junction of highways 34 and 166.
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da Clark
Hastings
Ary Davis
Henderson
Charles Hall
Edwin Barkus
Harold L. Boham
Creston
Hall
Boham
Katz to transfer to Continent Egg plant Springfield
Harry Katz, manager of Continent Egg Corp. Malvern plant, will leave Friday to assume management of the Continent plant at Springfield. Max Chandler, production superintendent, becomes plant manager. Katz has led Malvern since May 1956, eight years, during which time the operation expanded and became a major local employer.
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Harry Katz
Continent Egg Corp
Malvern
Continent
Springfield
Max Chandler
Katz
Southwest Iowa Bankers Set Meeting for May 13
Southwest Iowa bankers will meet in Malvern next Wednesday May 13, with 100 attendees expected from Mills Fremont Page and Montgomery counties. John Dean president notes a dinner by the Malvern BPW in the Community building and Dr. F F Frolik dean of the college of agriculture University of Nebraska Lincoln will speak.
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Iowa
Malvern
John Dean
Glenwood
Malvern Bpw
Dean
Mills
Fremont
Page
Montgomery
F. F. Frolik
College of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
Busy Times in May for NV Students
Nishna Valley high seniors finish classes May 8 with commencement May 19. The month features a sequence of events: district track at Red Oak, Malvern College Day, plays and awards, junior high and sophomore activities, a state track meet, Baccalaureate at 8 p.m., a band picnic at Waubonsie, and the last day of school May 22.
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Nishna Valley High
May &, Jr. High
Nishna Valley
Red Oak
Malvern
Waubonsie
Regional Meeting Called by State for School Officials
State Department of Public Instruction called regional meeting of school superintendents and secretaries at Nishna Valley School to discuss procedures on reports. Between 75 and 100 attendees were expected Thursday for the event.
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Nishna Valley
State Department of Public Instruction
Corner Jrs Here Monday for College Day
Some 450 juniors from 10 Corner conference schools will gather in Malvern next Monday May 11 for the first league College Day under a new policy. Juniors will meet with college representatives in the spring to aid college choice before deadlines. Each student will confer with officials from three of the 41 colleges and universities represented. A Career Fair is planned for next fall for interested seniors in Sidney.
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Malvern
Sidney
Trial Day For Seniors Seen In County Court
About 140 seniors from Nishna Valley Malvern and Glenwood high schools attended a capsule court day as the Mills County Bar Association staged a mock trial. Judge Bennett Cullison explained jury trial procedures while the case Ruth Salyers Malvern librarian sued for damages after a motor vehicle collision. The jury from Glenwood Nishna Valley and Malvern found for the defendant.
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Nishna Valley
Malvern
Bennett Cullison
Glenwood
Mills County Bar Assn
L. T. Genung
Assn
Olle
Glench
Ruth Salyers
Malvern High
Sherron Parks
Rodney Reid
Richard Bichel
Margaret Marshall
Larry Person
Harold Hascall
Robert Wheeler
Richard Lunn
Louella Gilbert
Joyce Sinner
Doug Dashner
Don Hopp
Wm. B. Drake
Edgar Cook
Plaintff
Eliot Thomas
Glen MceGee
Court House
Mills Jury Awards $51 547 in Car Crash Suit
A Mills county district court jury awarded Julius Buch 51547 in a suit filed by Donald Overman after a 1962 auto crash near Glenwood. The verdict assigns 50000 to Buch as estate administrator and 1547 50 for the car loss. Evidence included skid marks and a doctor’s deposition showing Overman’s blood alcohol at 0.240 percent.
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Mills County
Julius Buch
Donald Overman
Buch
Francis Mary Buch
Sam Benscoter
Malvern
Fury
Fewos
Glenwood
Overman
Mills
Harry Weis
Lewis
Mercy Hospital
Sidney Cohen
Hastings Votes On Public Water System June 5
Hastings voters will hold an election June 6 on a proposal for a new public water system. The council approved the petition by 82 electors and set the measure with a proposed expenditure not over 53000, bonds up to 11000, and 19000 in special assessments against benefited property.
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Hastings
Farm Home Entry Reported Near Malvern
Sheriff reports burglars stole a rug dishes two coffee makers a shotgun pellet rifle and tools from the Harry Richardsons farm home southwest of Malvern. Richardsons found the door lock broken last Wednesday evening and saw blinds pulled to hide the break in.
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Harry Richardsons
Malvern
Richardson
April Accident Report in Mills County Shows Fewer Injuries
Sheriff Edwin Barkus reports Mills County recorded more accidents in April than the previous year but fewer injuries. The tally lists April figures with injuries at 105 and total accidents at 1064, noting 1965 comparisons.
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Mills County
Edwin Barkus
Kindergarten Roundup May 15 at Chantry Library
The Malvern Community School District will hold a Kindergarten roundup Friday May 15 at 2 30 p m in the Chantry school library reports N P Crink superintendent
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Malvern Community
Chantry School
N. P. Crink
State Aid Checks To Mills Schools
Warrants totaling 40419.04 in state aid for the last half of the 1963-64 school year were issued to Mills county school districts this week. Malvern received 8349.26, Glenwood 92581.98, Nishna Valley 9008.43, Elm Grove 313.51, Walnut Grove 185.86.
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Mills County
M. D. Wetterick
Malvern
Glenwood
Nishna Valley
Elm Grove
Walnut Grove
Emerson Bank Reelects Nuckolls and Cooper
Boyd L. Nuckolls was reelected executive vice president and Harold Cooper cashier at Emerson State Bank after a recent board meeting in Emerson. Nuckolls enters his second year with the bank.
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Boyd L. Nuckolls
Emerson State Bank
Harold Cooper
Emerson
Mr. Nuckolls
Bank
Magician Paul Unruh to Lead Evangelistic Meetings in Malvern
Magician Paul W. Unruh will conduct a series of evangelistic services at First Baptist Church Malvern from Sunday May 10 through Saturday May 16 at 8 pm nightly. The program “Magic With a Message” blends biblical truths with magic crafts, featuring hymn singing, church choir music, and a Youth Night finale with Grace Bible Institute quartet The Harmonaires.
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Rev. Unruh
United States
Harmonaires
Grace Bible Institute
Omaha
Malvern Baptist Church
Henderson Rummage Sale Aids Community Lights Fund
Hendersonians plan a Saturday rummage sale May 9 starting at 8 p m on Main Street to raise funds for lights at the town playing field. Art Fletcher leads the Lions club under Arnold Williams Delaine Slump H E Paul and Jerry Dayson. The drive aims to clear about 1 300 cost with 250 already raised and hopes to exceed half the goal by month end for summer use.
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Hendersonians
Art Fletcher
Arnold Williams
Delaine Slump
H. E. Paul
Jerry Dayson
Art
Lions Club
Malvern Firemen Sponsor Public Meeting on New Fire House Needs
Malvern firemen call a public meeting next Monday May 11 at 7 p m in the Community building to study a suitable fire house. All residents and interested parties may share views and ask questions. refreshments will be served. Prior park lot proposal failed to meet the 60 percent threshold.
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Malvern Firemen
Cancer Drive Set for May in Malvern Residences Only
Cancer drive in Malvern runs May 5 through May 15 in residential areas only. Co chairs Mrs. Darrell Frederickson and Mrs. Truman Hardy report house to house crusaders include Mesdames Wearin Salyers Wederquist Hardy Mulholland Aistrope Thaller Fay Shere Goldsberry Ellison and Knap.
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Malvern
Cochairmen
Darrell Frederickson
Truman Hardy
Mesdames
J. F. Wearin
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Ray Hites
Bill Haroff
Elmo Hites
Dick K. Jones
Jack Courtier
Jack Sparks
Sparks Bonding House
George Clark
Joe Parker
Art Larson
Richard Vance
Pace’s
Malvernady
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