Meeting of Area 13 school superintendents in Mills County
A Thursday after noon gathering of Area 13 school superintendents representing southwest Iowa met at Nishna Valley school. The agenda included discussion of the proposed legislative program and possible Area 13 research projects for the 1984 85 year and the election of officers. Maurice Thompson a noted musician and WLBT Jackson Miss director visited Malvern on Wednesday to reconnect with former college classmate Edwin Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Area 13
Iowa
Malvern
Maurice Thompson
WLBT
Jackson, Miss
Mr. Thompson
Edwin Myers
Scherle Attends National Meeting in Atlantic City
Rep. Wm. J. Scherle of Henderson left Monday for Atlantic City New Jersey to attend the Legislative Research Council of the 50 States. His brother Al of Council Bluffs joined him and they plan to visit their mother Mrs. Fred Scherlo at Little Falls New York before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Scherle
Henderson
Atlantic City
N. J
Legislative Research Council of the
50 States
Rep. Scherle
Council Bluffs
Fred Scherlo
Little Falls
N. Y
Seipold Farms Auction: Grace Seipold High Bidder
Grace Seipold topped an auction for the larger of two Carl Seipold farms at $260 per acre for 168.65 acres. Ed A. Benton led the southern Seipold tract at $305 per acre for 80 acres adjoining his property. The sale involved long‑time farmed lands including the Seipold home place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Seipold
Carl Seipold
Seipold
Martin Leipold
Harold Seipold
Ed A. Benton
South Seipold
Benton Place
New car registrations drop in Mills county shows weekend showings
Mills countians registered six new cars last week as the county awaits a weekend car show. Registrations list Fords for Mildred McKee Emerson Orville Hedrick and Donald W. Clements Glenwood. Chevrolets for Herman Schoening Silver City J William Wright and Dean Shipley Glenwood. Two marriage licenses were issued: Robert Earl Lahey Cornell Bluffs and Joyce La Von Stewart Malvern. Charles Harold Thompson and Mabel Mae Houchins Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred McKee
Emerson
Orville Hedrick
Donald W. Clements
Glenwood
Herman Schoening
Silver City
J. William Wright
Dean Shipley
I. L. Donner
Robert Earl Lahey
Cornell Bluffs
Joyce Lavon Stewart
Malvern
Charles Harold Thompson
Mabel Mae Houchins
Hamburg
Fine Showing by Mills 4-H Exhibitors
Mills county 4-H exhibitors delivered a strong showing at the Ak-Sar-Ben livestock show with multiple blue ribbons across dairy Holsteins Milking Shorthorns beef lambs and swine under district dairy queen Joan Buch and county extension associate Jim Glenn. Notable wins include blue ribbons for Carol Asmussen’s crossbred market lambs and purple for herdsmanship, and Mills County earning the beef herdsmanship award for the second straight year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Jim Glenn
Joan Buch
Miss Buch
Debbie Sell
Glenwood
Virginia Angus
Dale Asmussen
Randy Deitchler
Route 1
Council Bluffs
Mike Sell
Glenn
Pray for Open Winter, Advice From Road Engineers
Malvern officials met with Highway Commission and County Engineers Bill McCosh and Bill Burgan to hear a simple plan for highway problems open winter. They pledged to keep Highway 34 crossing open for buses and local traffic during grading, with rock work as needed, while a detour from the 34 bottleneck near Nishna Valley High School remains uncertain until the new 34 is completed. Mayors and town leaders attended the session and urged practical fixes as delays loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Highway Commission
Bill McCosh
Bill Burgan
Ken
Milford
Red Oaks
Hillsdale
Ieee
Nishna Valley High School
Hastings
MccCosh
Indian Creek
Legion Installs New Officers and Committees 1964-85
The Legion post met in the Liberty Memorial building to install 1964 85 officers led by Commander Darrel Frederickson and First Vice Forrest Stephens Second Vice Don Alstrope Adjutant C Lertz Chaplain Leland Hansen Finance Burdette Spiker Service Chas D Costello List of committee chairs includes Lea Knop Glenn Robbins Othe Dickersbech Flug Charles Ellison Larry Kauffman Christmas Basket John Hall Charles McClure Latety Tom Gidley C W Rich Publicity Hol Bates Memorial Day C L Hertz Fund Raising Burdette Spiker Ed Edie Charles Pavehouse Larry Kauffman Emory Dewitt Membership J E Alison Don Alstrope Forrest Stephens This notice serves as official notification to all committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hammons
American Legion
Liberty Memmorial
Darrel Frederickson
Forrest Stephens
Don Alstrope
C. Lertz
Leland Hansen
Burdatte Spiker
Chas
D. Costello
Lst
Bill Blackburn
Lea Knop
Glenn Robbins
Othe Dickersbech
Charles Ellison
Larry Kauffman
John Hall
Charles McClure
Tom Gidley
C. W. Rich
Hol Bate
C. L. Hertz
Burdette Spi‘ker
Ed Edie
Charles Pavehouse
Emory Dewitt
J. E. Alison
Hastings Fair Ribbons Highlight Local Entries
Barbara Smiley earned a blue ribbon while Leo Smith received two red ribbons for his entries in the Hastings event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Sell
Tabor
Kathy Sell
Susan Smiley
Council Bluffs
Carol Wolfe
Bob Bell
Malvern
Carrol
Bob
Jim Cheney
Emerson
Byron Leu
Hereford
Kathy
Vicki Glynn
Myron Morrical
of Hastings
Barbara Smiley
Leo Smith
School Boards Elect for New Year
Area school district boards of directors met Monday night to start the new year after elections. Nishna Valley reelected J. Frank Durbin president and Kenneth Grindle vice president. regular meetings set for the second Monday. Other members include Donald Eastwood Oscar Haack and Virgil Curtis. Malvern reelected F. A. Wortman president. others are Clarence Burgoin Margaretta Hays Frederic Newell Henry Washburn. Glenwood reelected Robert Honig president with Rudolph Miller Eurel Anderson Walter Green and Dr. E. C. Magaret. Glenwood Community district announced sale of one residence in Pacific Junction to Ferdinand Hopp. others owned at Silver City and Glenwood. Fremont Mills elected Bert Wheeler president. others: Robert Reed Newell Larimore Edward Askew Keith Schaaf. Note: Typographical error in Nishna Valley election showed Durbin 36 Parker 16 in Director District 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
J. Frank Durbin
Kenneth Grindle
Hastings
Emerson
Donald Eastwood
Oscar Haack
Virgil Curtis
Malvern
F. A. Wortman
Clarence Burgoin
Margaretta Hays
Frederic Newell
Henry Washburn
Chantry
Glenwood
Robert Honig
Rudolph Miller
Eurel Anderson
Walter Green
E. C. Magaret
Pacific Junction
Ferdinand Hopp
Silver City
Fremont-Mills
Bert Wheeler
Robert Reed
Newell Larimore
Edward Askew
Keith Schaaf
Rain Totals Vary Across Milly County Areas
Weather brief notes more rain fell this week with central Milly county seeing less than Randolph and Shenandoah vicinities where over 2 inches occurred. Daily records show high and low temperatures and rainfall ranging from .9 to 1.44 inches across days Tuesday through Wednesday with varied daily readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milly County
Randolph
Shenandoah
Malvern Antique Days Chairmen Named for Event
Malvern officials announced chairmen for the second annual antique days and old settlers reunion. Plans include Oct 16 17 with related events Oct 15 16 and a Mills County festival lineup. Lead roles cover pancake feed antique parade children’s parade and flea market plus public address system and costume efforts. Displays and storefronts will be illuminated at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Louis Knop
Edel Knight
Mills County Extension Family Living Committee
Fes
Mills County Farm Bureau
Lsted
Fred Harshbarger
Charles Cosetto
Dean Darling
Tom Gidley
Warren Darrah
Rick Smith
Gerald Bower
Clayton L. Gud Hertz
Burdette Spiker
Bpw
F. A. Wortman
Malvern Community High Homecoming Events Planned
The 1964 Malvern Community High Homecoming weekend features a snake dance and pep rally Thursday, a Friday afternoon parade, class bands halftime entertainment at the game, a Malvern versus Nishna Valley football game at 7:30 p.m. Friday, a community chill supper after the game, and a Saturday evening homecoming dance with the queen crowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Community High
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Fair Grounds Field
Cbha
To Let Contracts for Iowa Road North of Silver City
The Iowa State Highway Commission will let contracts October 17 at Ames for .8 mile of resurfacing in Mills County north of Silver City from near the center of Section 212-42 to the county line. This forms part of the extension of the Silver City to Highway 92 road paving project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Ames
Iowa State Highway Commission
Silver City
Ling
Mills County Sets 1.08 Corn Loan Rate for 1964
Ren G Burgoin chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation county committee announced that the 1964 corn loan rate will be 1.08 per bushel in Mills county. The rate compares with 1.03 in 1963 and, with a 15 cent per bushel price support payment, yields a total average rate of 1.21 per bushel for 1964 crop corn in the county. Price support applies only to farmers in the 1964 feed grain program and will be carried out through loans purchases and payments based on eligible actual production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Ren G. Burgoin
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
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Scherle
At -Tha
Ot - Té
Mills
Albert Batten
Mills County Court House
Court House
Batten
Malvern Business District
Smokey
Nishna
Legion
Henderson Legion
C. J. Phillips
Bud Byers
Lincoln Memorial
Ralph Davis
Macedonia
Area School District Boards of
Hadley Parker
S. C
F. M. Robinson
Robinson
Mildred Benton
North of
Cal
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