Shape of This Week Reports Late Subscriptions and Local News
The merged paper warns rural subscribers on Council Bluffs routes about one day delays due to mailing routine. Treynor Recreation area club house raid yields marijuana. Malvern Halloween quiet except for a moving outhouse prank. Malvern main street crowded by voting and senior citizen event. SWI program saw strong turnout.
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Council Bluffs
Treynor Recreation Area
Treynor
McClelland
Malvern
Bob Jones
Same
W.R. Bingham
Oldsters
Christmas Mail Listing for Armed Forces Addresses
Readers urged to submit serviceman and servicewoman addresses for publication before deadlines. Malvern post master Thomas Gidley notes domestic surface mail dies by December 5 for parcels and December 10 for letters, with air dates December 15 and 16. overseas deadlines include December 4 for air parcels and December 9 for greeting cards or letters. Early mailing reduces rough handling risk.
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Malvern
Thomas Gidley
Air Parcel Peat
Gidley
Engineer's Car Totaled in Glenwood Crash
County engineer William C. Stone, with a spotless driving record, was cited for failure to yield after his 67 Ford collided with Kevin Young's 65 Chevrolet at a Glenwood intersection. Young, 16, of Pacific Junction, attends Glenwood Community High School. both cars sustained damage, and the county purchased a new Ford from Hiatt Motors.
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Hiatt Motors
MCHS Fall Variety Show Delights Local Audience Tonight
Malvern Junior Senior High students present the Jr Sr High Fall Variety Show at 7 30 p m in the high school band room. Sponsored by the music department the program features the stage band the Fantastic Five The Whistlers Hassenfeffer Hot Shots and other acts. Families are urged to attend and enjoy the diverse acts.
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Malvern
Jr.Sr. High School
Major Pool Construction Finished in Malvern
Workmen from Mutual Construction Co of Omaha poured the final concrete for the Malvern pool aprons Tuesday marking completion of major construction. Core samples will verify floor quality, with grading and electrical corrections still required before delivery. Bonding company now handles remaining work at the original contract cost.
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Mutual Construction Co
Omaha
Malvern Municipal
Two Rescue Units Respond to Rural Deaths in October and November
October 31 a LeRoy Bird farm rescue unit responded north of Emerson where Mr. Bird died in a field of an apparent heart attack. November 2 a Bolander residence in Malvern saw Mrs. Flora Duncan pronounced dead. a story lists survivors.
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LeRoy Bird
Emerson
Bird
Henderson
Bolander
East 3Rd Street
Malvern
Flora Duncan
First of Two Mills County Health Aides Hired
Mrs. Ardis Stenger of Malvern started Oct 24 as a home health aide to Mills County Public Health Nurse Carolyn Washburn. She aids the elderly and disabled with daily care, medications, and household health tasks, with biweekly follow ups. Washburn notes multiple referrals and invites contact. public health office is in Malvern near the Post Office. phone 624 8333. Also notices advertise bazaars and suppers at Silver City United Methodist, Glenwood First Baptist, and Henderson Methodist churches on Nov 8 10 with times and prices.
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Mary L. Barton
Mills County Dept. of Social Services
Ardis Stenger
Malvern
Mills County
Carolyn Washburn
Mills County Board of Health
Washburn
Stenger
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Red Oak Hospital
Malvern Commercial Club Set To Discuss Christmas Scrip
Malvern Commercial Club members will meet November 15 at 7 20 p m in the Malvern Community building for the monthly session and membership drive. President Howard Netson urges attendance and bringing a new business or professional contact. No plans have been made for a Christmas scrip drawing this year, and merchants must express preference at the meeting for or against the event.
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Malvern Commercial Club
Malvern
Howard Netson
Nominations For Health Council Board Made at Meeting Here
Mills County representatives for the Health Planning Council of the Midlands were nominated at a special meeting Monday evening. Nominated were Clyde Patton Emerson Mrs. Margaret Bower and Mrs. Joan Luddington. Earl Bass presided and introduced Jim Esterling who outlined the council’s work with a 298 344 annual budget including 179 006 federal funds. The council studies health needs and approves changes to facilities for a 700 000 plus population. Nominations for area Emergency Medical Services Council were also made Karl Hertz and Allen Hall of Malvern Rescue.
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Mills County
Health Planning Council of
Midlands
L-County
Area Emergency Medical Services Council
Karl Hertz
Allen Hall
The
Malvern Emergency Medical Rescue Unit
Mayhem and mixed results in Mills County towns
Mills County voters cast ballots in Glenwood Malvern Hastings Emerson Henderson and Silver City for mayor and council seats plus bond issues. Glenwood approved a 210000 bond and tax for a new city hall but fell short of the 60 percent requirement. Incumbents and write ins filled several council spots while Malvern reelected Jon F. Kemp and saw multiple candidates contend for council and park positions. Hastings featured a mayoral upset by write in Gene Palser and several council hopefuls. County tally shows varied outcomes across towns with multiple write ins and lone candidates across the region.
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Glenwood
Iowa
Harold Radford
Mills County
Wm. C. Stone
Radford
Stone
Roger Bichel
Larry Kruse
Gene Gilson
Malvern
Jon F. Kemp
Edwin D. Edie
Dale Stephens
Douglas Burchett
Edie
Burchett
F.E. Mulholland
Emerson
Quentin Johnson
Council
C.J. Blank
G. Galen Jones
Marion Mart
Newt Wright
Estle Darby
Joyce Carlson
Henderson
Carrol Duyson
D. Gene Bolton
Randall Byers
Jesse R. Core
Virgil R. Morris
Tom Rieken
Fred Roeder
E.N. Brown
Hastings
Donnybrook
James A. Burrington
Gene Palser
Cecil Clark
Glenn Johnson
Clark
Art Goodwin
Bert Brazeal
Butch Crouse
Ben Vanderpool
Ray Hites
Marcia Vanderpool
Democratic Central Committee
Silver City
Gerald D. Jones
Tim Markel
Jones
Farmers race weather to reap record harvest
Extension Director Laverne Obrecht says soybeans are about 98 percent harvested with an estimated 36 bushels per acre. Sunlight kept beans from molding this winter while corn may reach 110 bushels per acre if fields are cleared before more bad weather. About 40 percent of the corn crop is already harvested.
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Laverne Obrecht
Laverne
Mischantship at Nishna Valley High and Nearby Thefts
Thieves broke into Nishna Valley High School early Tuesday, breaking a window to reach the principal's office and steal a small amount of cash from a pop machine. Nearby, Robert McCowen reported a saddle theft on Nov. 2 from his barn near Pacific Junction. A car stripped of tires and parts was found along a county road to the Pony Creek girl scout camp on Nov. 1, and Mrs. Bernard Schwanger saw a man flee from her farm as she returned home, finding appliances piled inside but no loot loaded.
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Nishna Valley High School
Merle Brown
Robert McCowen
Pacific Junction
Pony Creek
Bernard Schwanger
Bluffs Man Arrested in Burglary Linked to Malvern Break-Ins
Council Bluffs resident Michael Robert Masters aged 18 was arrested in Red Oak on burglary charges and confessed to burglaries at Malvern Community High School and Malvern Lumber Co in September. The sheriff cited multiple Malvern break-ins as connected. Turkey Supper at Emerson United Methodist Church set for November 14 at 5 p.m. with prices $2 adults $1 for children.
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Council Bluffs
Michael Robert Masters
Red Oak
Malvern
Masters
Malvern Community High School
Malvern Lumber Co
Leader
Emerson United Methodist Church
Ady
County Roads Snug as a Bug Says Engineer
County Engineer Wm. C. Stone says Mills county's road system is well set for winter with substantial improvements and stockpiled sand and salt. Surfacings include 5% cement paving, 71 miles asphalt, 250 miles rock resurfacing, many new culverts and ditches cleaned, plus overtime snow removal plans and radios in maintenance vehicles.
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Mills County
Wm. C. Stone
Stone
LeRoy Viner Sworn In To Malvern Town Council
LeRoy Viner was sworn in as a new Malvern town council member at the regular meeting Monday evening. He fills the seat vacated by Larry Hedlund who resigned after accepting a position with Uniroyal in Red Oak.
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LeRoy Viner
Malvern Town Council
Larry Hedlund
Uniroyal
Red Oak
Fuel shortages worry county maintenance program
The central office aims to use equipment efficiently but faces diesel fuel shortages that could hamper the county maintenance schedule and its planned upkeep.
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Clyde Berry
Brenda
Barbara
Lynn
Rosalia
Karen
MCHS
Silver City United Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Good News Coffee House
Walnut
Henderson Methodist Church
Commercial Club
Health Council Board
Glenwood Bonds
Kemp
Stephenson
Ronald Bales
Herman Inman
Gene Schatz
Richard Turner
George Marshall, Jr
Richard Roenfeld
Fred Techau
Marshall
Roenfeld
Techau
Gary McNutt
Wyvern Carlson
J.H. Kruse
Gary Williams
Clyde Wynn
Darley Agnew
Wm. N. Delashmutt
Leonard E. Fisher
Max L. Harmon
Jerry L. Hunter
Joe Kier
Richard Rupe
Pop Machine
Bluffs
Mutual
Viner
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