Gas Pipeline Pays Top Tax in Mills Co
The Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America paid 89139.41 in last half taxes in Mills county, the largest amount by a corporation. Other high taxpayers include Town Power & Light 55323.82 Burlington Railroad 41615.87 Northern Nat. Gas 39047.23 Northwest Bell Telephone 38095.71 American Tel & Tel 16321.57 Wabash Railroad 5026.38.
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The
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America
Mills County
F. M. Robinson
Town Power & Light
Burlington Railroad
Northern Nat. Gas
Bell Telephone
American T. & T
Wabash Railroad
BPW and Rotary Dinner Meeting With Scherle and Teachout
The Malvern Business and Professional Women's club and Rotary club will host a joint dinner meeting at Hillsdale church next Monday evening. Rep. Wm. J. Scherle of Henderson seeks reelection in the Fremont MIlla district and his opponent Wendell Teachout of Farragut, the Democratic candidate, will both address the gathering briefly.
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Malvern Business & Professional Women’s Club
Rotary Club
Hillsdale Church
Wm. J. Scherle
Henderson
Fremont-Milla
Wendell. Teachout
Farragut
Beer bust interrupted near Mineola by sheriff
Sheriff Edwin Barkus broke up a late night beer bust in an alfalfa field west of Mineola. About 25 to 30 youths, many from Glenwood and Mineola and some in high school, were present. They were warned of prosecution for trespassing and beer, and those who supplied the alcohol were promised action.
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Mineola
Edwin Barkus
Glenwood
Barkus
Heavy Damage in Accident on Blue Grass Road
Sheriff Barkus reported no injuries after a 12:30 p m Sunday collision on Blue Grass road east of Malvern. A 1958 Buick convertible driven by Mark Hunter 20 Thurman and a 1957 Ford driven by Bernard Spiker 17 Malvern collided after Hunter slowed to check a parked car. Hunter’s car valued at 475 dollars. Spiker car totaled.
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Edwin Barkus
Blue Grass
Malvern
Mark Hunter
Thurman
Bernard Spiker
Malyer
Hunter
Spiker
Malvern Plans Antique Days and Old Settlers Reunion
Malvern’s second annual Antique Days and Old Settlers Reunion, chaired by Louis J. Knop, runs Oct. 16 and 17 with extended events Oct. 15–16. Highlights include Holiday Hints Festival exhibits, Old Opera Stage shows, an antique auction, flea market, intergenerational activities, free coffee and donuts, a parade, free meals, and color movie screenings at the Empress Theater.
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Extension
Family Living Committee
Malvern
Early Harvest Promises Strong Corn Yield in Mills County
Central Mills county reports fall weather and a vigorous corn harvest with first picks around Oct 1. Some fields reach 80 to 100 bushels per acre, including a 100-bushel field at the R C Good farm west of Malvern. Soybeans yield 25 to 50 bushels now, with better late beans expected next week.
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Central
Mills County
R. C. Good
Malvern
Bowman Named Class President at Clarinda Community College
Namé D Bowman a freshman at Clarinda Community College has been elected class president. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bowman of Malvern.
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Huane Bowman
Clarinda Community, College
Axenneth Bowman
Malvern
Bige Purchases Malvern Tavern From Driver
Charley Driver announced the sale of his Malvern tavern to F. A. Bige of Omaha. Driver, in poor health, operated the tavern for four years. Mr. and Mrs. Bige will take possession Monday and move into the McCord building two doors south. The new enterprise will be called Pinkey's Tavern.
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Charley Driver
Malvern
F. A. Bige
Omaha
Driver
Mrs. Bige
McCord
Pinkey’s Tavern
Free Children Portraits in The Leader Feature
The Leader invites parents to bring children to a photographer at the Community Building on Monday Oct 15 from 11 am to 2 pm for free pictures to be published later. No subscription or purchase required. prints available by arrangement. Call Mrs Dixie Fritz at 624-8159 for appointments.
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Malvern
Dixie Fritz
Speeders Ticketed After Hillsdale Radar Check Friday
Twenty four people from Malvern and surrounding areas faced justice court action after speeding tickets issued Friday on Hillsdale road following a radar check by Highway Patrol officers and a deputy. Fines ranged from 10 to 32 dollars, with several defendants from Malvern and nearby towns cited or pending. News also notes Harriet Costello of Malvern fined for expired license and Dudley Conner undergoing brain tumor surgery at Mayo Clinic after ear-base growth discovery.
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Hillsdale Road
Malvern
Justice of the Peace Courts
Hillsdale
Harry Weis
Steve Gilman
Kenneth MeadoCries
Justice John Hall
Blair Benning
Eagle Grove
Leo von Fosson
Glenwood
Virginia Summers
Joyce Newberg
Harvey Hoyt
jRenning
Justice
Ernest
Esther
Turner
Coretti
Nathan J. Miller
Stasley J. Bomer
Pac. Jet
Kenneth M
Adkins
John C. Dean
Glen
Timmerman
Highway Patrol
Justice Hall
Harriet Costello
Malavern
Dudley Conner
MAYOS
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Mann
Stare Mrs Bradlay Blakeway Joins Mills County Extension
Mrs Bradlay Blakeway of Red Oak joins Mills County Extension staff for part time training. She will work part time in Cass County before becoming County Extension Assistant in Montgomery County on Nov 1. She will serve as home economist for the county 4 H and adult program.
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Joens ‘Stare
Bradlay Blakeway
Red Oak
Mills County
Cass County
Montgomery County
Blakeway
Antique Days Display Invites Malvern Shoppers
In Malvern during the second annual antique days and old settlers reunion on Oct 16 and 17, business houses will display antiques in shop windows and stores. Citizens with early relics are urged to bring them for display. items will be cared for and protected. Displays run starting Monday, viewable day and night. contact Louis Knop, chairman.
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Louis J. Knop
Malvern
Louis Knop
Traffic Tally Shows Improvement Over Year Ago
A sheriff report notes September traffic figures improved against the same period in 1964. The comparison covers accidents and injuries, with the 1968 data reflected in the county tally. Local authorities highlight the progress and ongoing enforcement.
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Eddie Barkus
Iwi
Busy schedule for Rep. Bill Scherle in campaign tour
Rep. Bill Scherle of Henderson maintains a packed campaign itinerary. He spoke at a Republican rally in Shenandoah on Sept 29, attended a meeting in Atlantic on Oct 1, joined the Glenwood homecoming parade on Oct 2, and visited Glenwood State School with the Interim Committee on Tuesday.
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Bill Scherle
Henderson
Shenandoah
Atlantic
Glenwood
Glenwood State School
Malvern Voters Set Oct 28 for Fire Station Bond Election
Malvern Iowa will hold a special election October 28 1964 from 8 a m to 8 p m at the Liberty Memorial Building basement to decide on issuing 20000 in bonds to construct a fire station no larger than the current plan and to levy up to two mills annually for debt service. The location and measure mirror a prior proposal rejected in a light turnout though supporters say parking space will remain ample.
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Malvern
Malvern Lumber Co
Iowa
Liberty Memorial
Towa
Parade entries planned for October parade show
Parade chairmen Chas Costello and Louis Knop urge immediate entry prep for a Saturday parade. Sections include Colors, Children's, Commercial, Boats, Sea shell and old, Comics, Animals, Saddle Clubs, Specialities, and Antiques. Old Farm Machinery led by Burdette Spiker and Dr Dean Darling. Children’s section led by Mrs. Darling and Mrs. Tom Gidley. main parade east of Ponton Grocery. Children's Parade starts west of the Community Building.
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Chas. Costello
Louis Knop
Burdette Spiker
Deaa Darling
Ponton
Parade invites all to join with floats and rides
The parade offers a chance to appear in movies, with chairmen proposing car pulled floats instead of tractors. The Scott Family of Tabor will bring their stage coach and pony wagon on Saturday to give free rides to all, ensuring excitement for young and old.
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Scott
Tabor
Two Council Bluffs Drivers Fined for No Parking Lights
Justice Ernest Timmerman in Glenwood fined Fach $15 and costs for unlit parking lights. He noted the offense involved a group of young people recently linked to drag racing late at night on Bellevue road.
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Council Bluffs
Ernest Timmerman
Glenwood
Fach
Timmerman
Bellevue Road
Mills County Fair Assn to Elect Next Monday
Mills County Fair Association will hold its annual election and business meeting next Monday October 12 at 8 p m in the county Extension office library building Malvern. All directors officers and members are urged to attend.
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Mills County Fair Assn
Austin Bass
Malvern
Association
Tribe of Yessir Visits Emerson for Parade and Plaques
The Tribe of Yessir, Omaha Chamber of Commerce public relations unit, visited Emerson on Tuesday for a parade and program. Coffee was served in the drug store building. Tribe officials awarded plaques to Emerson leaders Mayor Raymond Mitchell Wayne Spicer and Kenneth A Evans.
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Tribe of Yessir
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Emerson Chamber of Commerce
Tribe
Emerson
Raymond Mitchell
Wayne Spicer
Community Club
Kenneth A. Evans
Chamber of Commerce
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Mills Co
Rotary
Scherle
En’s Clubs
Delores
Weaver
Empress Theater
Edel Knight
D. Bowman
F. A. Bige Boys Driver Tavern
Wesley" Chapel Church
Beverly Song Center
Marvin Deitchler
Daniel Lefgren
Hastings
Morris Parks
Gary Good
John. Jennings
Wesley Chapel
Bevis
Rep
Woodford
Buyington
Fair Assn
Yessir
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