Lender Awards At Malvern Trust Banquet Honoring 4-H Leaders
Mills county 4-H leaders were named outstanding for 1964 at a banquet sponsored by Malvern Trust and Savings Bank on October 10. Honorees included Mrs. Alva Henderson of Malvern and Arno Asmussen of Glenwood, with Kermit Hansen of United States National Bank of Omaha as featured speaker.
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Alva. Henderson
Malvern
Arno Asmussen
Glenwood
Malvern Trust and Savings Bank
Mills County
Kermit Hansen
United States National Bank of Omaha
Hansen
4- H
Mills County 4-H
Tom Axtell
Cindy Adams
Cindy
Carolyn Hilton
Cathy Burgoin
Virginia Angus
Leo Smith
Dennis Deitchler
Jim McCollester
L. V. Bartles
Pacific Junction
Robert Glynn
Alva Henderson
Robert Hopp
A. S. Brandt
Council Bluffs
Donald Godfrey
Henderson
Leo Cheney
Jim Kelley
Hastings
David Angus
Matt Laughlin
Emerson
Robert Christensen
Wayne Hilton
Three Drivers Fined in Hall's Court
Three truck drivers faced fines in Justice Hall's court. Roy Hoffler of Taverla Florida paid 15 plus costs for improper registration. Orville Strong of Malvern driving a Stanley Reach-Mix truck was fined 10 plus costs for overload. Frank Sickler of Malvern driving a truck owned by N P Crink paid 10 plus costs for delinquent plates that expired June 30.
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Justice Hall
Roy Hoffler
Taverla
Fla
Orville Strong
Malvern
Stanley
Frank Sickler
N. P. Crink
F B Church Music Night Draws 300 Attendees at Glenwood
The Mills County Farm Bureau Women’s committee hosts the annual all county Church Music Night. Glenwood Baptist hosted with 300 attending from Avoca and 12 churches submitted selections. Vocal solos, duets, and junior choirs performed, followed by a social hour with doughnuts, coffee, and punch.
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Mills County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Glenwood Baptist Church
Orvie Fischer
Avoca
Arthur C. Marston
Glenwood Baptist
Carolyn Hilton
Willsdale Methodist
Patty Patton
Emerson Methodist
Silver City News Notes and Local Socials
Mrs. Ross Atkinson of Randolph visited friends including Bob Waller and Gary Miller households. Becky Miller celebrated one year with nearby families attending. Silver City Woman’s Club plans guest day October 20 at 2 pm at the Methodist Church with Europe trip photos by Mrs. Earl Bass. Pinochle group hosted by Cliff Stewart with attendees from nearby towns. Various visits and family gatherings mark the weekend in and around Council Bluffs and Des Moines area.
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Ross Atkinson
Randolph
Bob Waller
Gary Miller
Jim Boyer
Harold Adair
Sharon
Becky Miller
Lyle Williams
Larry
Malvern
George Miller
Silver City
Cliff Stewart
Ben Hastie
Bruce
Davenport
C. P. Thomas
Harlan Kloostra
Linda
Alpha Lund
Council Bluffs
Clyde Pratt
Herman Schoening
Harriett Hendrix
Margaret Pullman
Ned
E. D. Rigging
W. E. Simmons
Edith
Gordon Mulholland New President of Malvern Com Club
Gordon Mulholland was elected president of the Malvern Commercial club at its October 8 organization meeting held at the Windom Cafe. He succeeds Lentz Powles. Officers named include Emery DeWitt vice president Lentz Powles Bill Blackburn and Darrell Waisner directors. The group discussed plans for Antique Days Memorial Recreational Board and needs, roads, industrial development and trade promotion.
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Gordon Mulholland
Malvern Commercial Club
Windom
Lentz Powles
Emery DeWitt
Bill Blackburn
Darrell Waisner
Memorial Recreational Board
Baptist Ladies Kensing ton Meets For Bazaar Plans
S C Baptist Kensington met at Mrs Bert Fritz home with co hostess Mrs Fac Deitchler. Devotions led by Mrs Daisy Flammant. Program The Strange Case of Four Orphans. Plans made for annual bazaar and White Cross. November meeting at Mrs Etta Anderson. Workshop attendance noted with 170 women from 19 churches. Various visits and social events reported among local families and churches.
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Baptist
Kensington
Bert Fritz
Fac Deitchler
Daisy Flammant
Hia Waller
White Cross
Etta Anderson
Mills County Public Notices Reprotection Summary
The Mal vern Leader acts as the official notice organ for Mills County and its municipalities, school districts, and other public bodies. It provides public information on governmental actions and court-related matters to keep residents informed.
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Malvern Leader
Mills County
Malvern Iowa to vote on 1964 fire station bonds
Town of Malvern Iowa sets October 28 1964 special election from 8 am to 8 pm at Liberty Memorial Building basement. Voters decide on constructing a fire station with $20 000 bonds and a tax levy not exceeding two mills per year to pay bonds and interest. Ballot details included. Burdette Spiker mayor and Woodford Byington town clerk certify.
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Malvern
Iowa
Liberty Memorial
Bataillon Brothers Honored In Eagle Scout Ceremonies
In Nebraska City Sunday, Joseph and Peter Bataillon sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bataillon received Eagle Scout awards at a school gym ceremony attended by family and friends. Frank Bataillon helped lead, while Guy Jr and Charles Lock read life histories. A luncheon followed at the Bataillon home with Mrs Schoening, once a babysitter for the boys, among guests.
Farm Bureau plans Oct 24 county meeting in Malvern
All Mills County Farm Bureau members are reminded of the October 24 annual meeting at the Malvern Community building with a 6 30 pm smorgasbord prepared by Hastings St Johns Lutheran Ladies Aid and a 4 pm official session. Reservations due by October 21 at $1 50 per person.
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Mills County Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
Malvern
Hastings St. John's Lutheran Church
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