Mills County week ahead in local notices and events
Nomination petitions for municipal offices are due next Tuesday in Mills County. This week features pep rally and bonfire at the MCHS grounds, 4 H leaders banquet in Hillsdale, homecoming festivities, and enrollment party. Dismissed cases include a habeas corpus hearing for Darrell Parker and Malvern fire house litigation continuing. County dam project near Pony Creek completed with contract price of 129000 dollars.
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Iowa
Mills County
MCHS
Far Grounds
Hillsdale
Ant
Lynn Parker
Lincoln
Darrell
Parker
Malvern
Mls Countys
Pony Creek
Charles Weber
Nishna Valley
County Auditor's Office
Rugene Moran
Archer Buys Imps Co in Henderson to Archer Farm Supply
Clarence Archer purchased the Hendrix Imp. Co. at Henderson and will rename it Archer Farm Supply. The acquisition transfers possession to Archer and establishes a new local supplier.
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Archer
Imps. Co
Henderson
Clarence Archer
Hendrix Imp. Co
Archer Farm Supply
Wesley Chapel To Hold 20th Harvest Sale Next Tuesday
The 20th annual Wesley Chapel harvest sale and dinner is set for Tuesday Oct 10 with a rain date Oct 12. Proceeds come from farm and garden produce and women's merchandise with an 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. dinner and a 1:30 p.m. auction led by Ad Fritcher of Henderson. New this year are a horseshoe pitching contest and corn contests with prizes for the biggest and most perfect ears, plus a rape making machine demonstration.
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Wesley Chapel
Ad Fritcher
Henderson
Homecoming Memorials Grow Loan Fund Totals
Memorials totaling 2798.77 have been given to Malvern Community Student Loan Fund. At the annual meeting, Dr. J. R. Beckwith reported about 50 memorials in the past year and six new funds created. Officers were reelected for one year. Memorials list many donors and individuals benefiting the fund.
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Malvern Community
J. R. Beckwith
Beckwith
W. D. Baer
Malvern Homecoming and Fall Celebration Planned
Malvern hosts a two day event featuring a Thursday pep rally bonfire, Friday free ham dinner, sidewalk sale, and a 2:30 p.m. homecoming parade with bands and queen candidates. The 7:30 p.m. football game vs Fremont Mills caps the day with a queen presentation and alumni dance to follow. A 22 inch color TV will be given away after the parade.
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Malvern Community High
Malvern
Main Street
Fremont Mills
Kiddies Pictures to Be Taken in Color in Leader
The Leader will publish a pictorial feature titled Citizens of Tomorrow. Children brought by parents can have free color or black and white portraits taken at the Malvern studio on October 19 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. No subscription or purchase is required. Appointments helpful, call Mrs. Robert Thaler 624-8126 or Gloria Lunn 827467.
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Blardian
Robert Thaler
Malvern
Gloria Lunn
Emerson
al Emerson
These Corporations Gave County Economy a Boost
County figures show major taxpayers boosting the economy with half-year tax payments. Natural Gas Pipeline Co of America led at 111,234.25, followed by Northern Natural Gas and related firms at 52,857.09. Iowa Power and Light paid 63,035.76, Northwestern Bell 52,399.06, Burlington Railroad 48,586.88, Norfolk & Western 5,882.80, General Telephone of Town 1,004.70, and Western Union 448.98.
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Mills
Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America
Northern Natural Gas
Peoples Natural Gas
Northern Gas Products
Iowa Power and Light Company
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Burlington Railroad
Norfolk & Western Railroad
General Telephone Company of Town
Western Union
After Game Festivity Brought Fine of $15
Charlies P. Garreans of Imogene was fined 15 dollars and costs by Justice of Peace Catt Remsey after a post game celebration involving teens. Officers found two six packs of beer and a bottle of vodka. Other Remleys court actions included Richard L. Clark for desertion bound over to district court with $500 bond and Steven R. Turner fined $10 and costs for failing to keep vehicle under control.
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Charlies
Steven R. Turner
Pacific Junction
Heavy Damage Involved in Collision of Trucks
Two trucks collided Tuesday morning a mile and a half north of Tabor. A county dump truck driven by Leadens was turning left as a Nelson dairy truck began to pass, causing heavy damage in the crash.
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Tabor
Leadens
Nelson
Ask Two Roads Be Included in Federal System
Mills county board of supervisors on Monday proposed adding two farm to market roads to the federal aid secondary system. The resolution sought inclusion of these routes in the federal program to secure funding and maintenance support.
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Mills County
Board ‘of Supervisors
Band Mothers Dinner at Malvern Oct 8
Band Mothers Dinner set for Sunday October 8 at Malvern Community Building serving from 1 30 p m Adults priced at 1 50 and children 75 cents Adv notice recorded for local readers
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Malvern Community
Operation Edith Wednesday Fire Drill Evacuation Signal
Two two minute blasts will be sounded on the fire siren as a safety drill. All residents and families are instructed to evacuate their homes during this signal.
Mills County 4-H Wins Big at Ak-Sar-Ben Show
Mills County 41L members exhibited beef and bred heifers at Ak-Sar-Ben Livestock Show with Tawa Herdsman earning Champion Herdsman for the fifth straight year. Beef breeding heifers and swine won blue ribbons. In horses Steve Battie of Malvern won purple in Pony Pleasure. A total of 27 Mills County 4-Hers participated in the world’s largest 4-H show.
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Mills County
Ak-Sar-Ben
Tawa
LaVerne Obrecht
Steve Beattie
Malvern
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