Malvern News Highlights From Mills County
A Malvern high school mock election results are referenced in school news. An art exhibit features works by Alice Gipe Ruth Green Rebecca Thieschafer and Ida Pierce at the Malvern library. UN week activities included a UNICEF drive raising about 70 dollars and a UN day meeting with Dean Naven of Station EMA Shenandoah speaking to students.
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Malvern High School
Malvern Library
Alice Gipe
Ruth Green
Rebecca Thieschafer
Ida Pierce
United Nations
Malvern
Myfs
Unicef
Dean Naven
EMA
Shenandoah
Seven Vehicle Registrations And Two Young Marriages
Seven motor vehicle registrations were recorded at the treasurer’s office for Melvin E. Turner Malvern Diana Warren Emerson Leo A. Clark Glenwood Everett G Linn Emerson Dr Rafael A Roure Glenwood and Martin Woodfill Hastings Jared Woodfill Hastings Ford pickups registered for Richard Pieper 18 and Sharon Anson 17 both of Omaha plus Charles Mielke 19 Council Bluffs and Sharon Mass 19 Silver City were issued marriage licenses.
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Omaha
Charles Mielke
Council Blutts
Sharon Mass
Silver City
BPW to Entertain at Annual Dinner Next Thursday
Malvern BPW club will host its annual employer employee dinner next Thursday at St. John’s Lutheran church. Speaker is Kermit Hansen, vice president in charge of Business Development at United States National Bank of Omaha. Hansen brings two years radio, seven years newspaper, six in ad agency management, and six in banking. He is a WWII veteran who served 3½ years in the European theater rising from second lieutenant to colonel.
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Malvern
Levies in Six Mills County Towns Rise Slightly in 1964
Tax levies for 1964 listed at the county auditor’s office show increases in six towns of Mills County. Hastings records the largest rise linked to a waterworks program, while Malvern’s gain stems from multiple factors. Total levies compare with last year.
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Mills
Hastings
Malvern
Firehouse Bond Vote Triumphs In Malvern Election
Malvern voters approved a $20,000 bond for a new fire station with 322 yes to 77 no and one spoiled ballot, a stronger turnout than last year. The Malvern Volunteer Fire Dept led a campaign to boost support as Mills County enjoyed mild, cloudy weather with no rain.
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Malvern
Malvern Volunteer Fire Dept
Vandals Damage Car in Malvern
Several vandalism incidents were reported in Mills County. Melvin Walston’s car on Marion Avenue was vandalized with flat tires and broken windows after being left for motor trouble. A fence surrounding the Glenwood water tower was damaged Thursday night, with extent not recorded.
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Mills County
Sheriff's Office
Melvin Walston
Marion Avenue
Glenwood Municipal Water Tower
Egg shortages curtail plant operations and reviews proceed
The company used its regular crew to pour a new concrete floor in the transfer room and replace transfer equipment. Government egg buying since last June reduced supply, forcing operation cuts with only half the normal breakers since Oct 22. Plant manager Max Chandler expects easing and full capacity soon. Bert Colwell named to Mills County Board of Review, starting Jan 1 1965, succeeding L. E. Edwards. board also includes Warren Honeyman and R. W. Mansfield.
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Max Chandler
Bert Colwell
Glenwood
Mills County Board of Review
Mills County Conference Board
Court House
L. E. Edwards
Warren Honeyman
Emerson
R. W. Mansfield
Malvern
Bean Crisis Eases as Harvest Nears in Malvern
Malvern bean crisis attracts statewide attention but shows improvement this week as more freight cars are brought in. The recovery follows intensified storage and transport efforts.
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Malvern
Doug Sanders
Good Grain Co
Red Oak Driver Fined $20 for Hastings Speed
Paul D. Dunlap of Red Oak was fined $20 plus costs in Hastings for speeding in Justice John Hall's court. Seven truckers also faced Hall with varied fines for overlength, missing registrations, and load issues. Two individuals appeared for false drawing of a check, with fines and costs imposed.
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Red Oak
Hastings
Paul D. Dunlap
John Hall
Hall
Marion K. Reeves
Thurman
Iowa
Joe
Wilcox
Jonesboro
Wayne Perkins
Hatfield
Judson Zentmire
Manning
Delbert Reed
Council Bluffs
Robert Pribnow
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Michael Ryan Jr
Underwood
George Weston
Glenwood
Arnold Scharf
Randolph
Fach
Goy Masquerade Set for Saturday
A heavy run on masks and costume materials is reported as folks get ready for Goy s annual Hallowe en masquerade which will be Saturday night in the Malvern Community building. Lambert Bartak and orchestra will furnish music for the dancing.
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Goy
Malvern
Lambert Bartak
Mills County Education Association Dinner in Glenwood
The Mills County Education Association will hold its fall dinner meeting in Glenwood on November 9 at 6 45 p.m. The event will be at the Knights of Pythias hall. Printing contact Malvern Leader for all kinds.
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Mills County Education Association
Glenwood
Knights of Pythias Hall
Tools Stolen in Mills Co Break-in at Picker's Shop
Sheriff Edwin Barkus reports two break ins in Mills county last week. In Glenwood a back door was forced at Picker's blacksmith shop on Thursday night and a few small tools were stolen. In the second incident a door glass was broken but apparently nothing else was taken.
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Mills County
Edwin Barkus
Picker
Glenwood
Absentee Voting Making Headway
The Mills county pre election tempo quickened as absentee and service men ballots arrived at County Auditor Glenn Johnson's office. By Wednesday afternoon about 190 ballots had been cast including absentee votes and service ballots. A Turkey Dinner was held at Emerson Baptist Church on Wednesday November 4 with serving starting at 5 30 p m. Adults paid 1 25 and children 5 cents.
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Mills County
Glenn Johnson
Emerson Baptist Church
Mills County Ed Board to Buy Audiometer for Pupil Testing
The Mills County Board of Education through the county superintendent will purchase an audiometer for testing school pupils across the county. Supt. Wetterick said a representative of a firm handling the unit is expected this week. The new device will improve on two already in use in Malvern and Glenwood.
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Mills County Board of Education
Supt
M.D. Wetterick
Malvern
Glenwood
Scherle Teachout Jensen Hansen Race for Interstate Posts
Mills county voters head to the polls next Tuesday for state and national races. Key contests include Fremont Mills state representative in the Iowa General Assembly, Rep Bil Scherle facing H Wendell Teachout, and the seventh district Congress race between Ben Jensen and John Hansen. Scherle touted as an active legislator and possible GOP floor leader. Teachout enters his first race. Jensen seeks reelection against Hansen as the district sees national attention amid presidential and gubernatorial dynamics.
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Mills County
GOP
Fremont-Mills
Iowa General Assembly
Bil Scherle
Henderson
Scherle
Assembly
H. Wendell Teachout
Sarragut
Order of Eastern Star
Ben Jensen
Extra
John Hansen
Manhing
Jensen
Appropriations Committee
Neighbors to Pick Corn for Max Benton Saturday
Neighbors and friends will pick corn for Max Benton Saturday at the Benton ranch a short distance east of the Leo May farm. Volunteers should contact Richard Gay Orville Babbitt Bob Campbell or Raburn Benton for equipment details and gathering point.
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Max Benton
Benton Ranch
Leo May
Malvern
Eee
Richard Gay
Orville Babbitt
Bob Campbell
Raburn Benton
Two Persons Hurt in Accident South of Hastings
Two people sustained injuries in a late Wednesday accident on the blacktop a quarter mile south of Hastings. Ray mond Brazeal, 22, Hastings, and Dale W. McKibban, 33, Livermore, Ta. were involved when Brazeal’s stalled car was rear ended by McKibban’s after being blinded by an oncoming light. McKibban suffered a back injury while Ervin Wirtjes, 28, Dakota Ta., had a head laceration. Damaged vehicles were valued at about $700 for the McKibban car and $100 for Brazeal’s.
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Hastings
Raymond Brazeal
Dale W. McKibban
Livermore
Brazeal
McKibban
Ervin Wirtjes
Dakota
Glenwood
Edwin Barkus
Bean dinner at Henderson Methodist Church Thursday
A bean dinner is offered at Henderson Methodist Church on Thursday November 5 with serving starting at 11 30 a m and a free will offering. An advisory notice invites Republicans in Malvern to call 8838 for rides to the polls next Tuesday.
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Henderson Methodist Church
Malvern
Adv
How To Mark Your Ballot Correctly In Malvern
Voters will see an inside page ad from Malvern Trust & Savings Bank showing diagrams to mark ballots so votes count as intended. It details facsimile general and judicial ballots. Polls open 3 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the old post office room of the Community building serving Malvern and Silver Creek township.
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The
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Malvern
Silver Creek Township
Iowa House Race Highlights Jensen and Hansen Rivalry
In a contest shaped by Jensen's district service and budget focus, Hansen campaigned on Jensen's voting record while Hughes seeks re election against Waliman, the current Iowa attorney general.
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Evan Waliman
Iowa
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Edwin Leu
Infieu
Clyde Patton
David Angus
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Harold Morrical
Pac. Junction
Pion
Harold Wilson
Harold ‘Wilson
Ben
Continent Egg Corp
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Fair Grounds
Wabash
Burlington
Mills Co
General Co
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