Mills County approves 1973 county official salaries
The Mills County Board of Supervisors set the 1973 salary schedule for county officials clerks and deputies under Chapter 217 Iowa Code. Key salaries include County Auditor Treasurer Recorder and Clerk of Court 7600 annually County Attorney 7500 annually Sheriff 8500 annually and Supervisors 6000 annually. Deputy and clerk salaries listed with named individuals.
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Mills County Board of Supervisors
63Rd General Assembly
Rugene Moran
Katherine Honig
Carol Eischelberger
73 Auto Licensing Reported Lagging
The 1973 motor vehicle registration renewal is under way in Iowa with changes in plate validation. New alpha prefix plates will appear for most vehicles by 1974, while 1972 plates will bear validation stickers. The Department requests detailed owner and vehicle information for renewals and notes anticipated changes in plate issuance and costs.
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Iowa
Department of Public Safety
GSHS Christmas Program Friday at Glenwood State Hospital School
The Glenwood State Hospital School presents its Christmas program Friday with about 150 students involved. The Area IV show starts at 10 a.m. in Building 20, followed by a 1:30 p.m. performance in Meyer Auditorium featuring a choir of over 60 singers in a tree-shaped arrangement and a mix of solos, skits, and a trumpet duet. The event anchors a holiday schedule with students aged 18 to 70, and the program coincides with the first holiday pick-up day for parents.
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Glenwood State Hospital
Wanda Wynn
Pacific Junction
LPN
Lacey Hall
Doug Taylor
UPI
Gary Sweet
Meyer Auditorium
Glenwood
West Sixth Street
Eldon McCollum
Paving Of 34 Expressway Aims In 1978 Iowa Plan
The Iowa Highway Commission approves a 629.7 million five year program to run through June 30, 1978, including spring paving of a 7.5 mile Highway 34 Expressway near Glenwood and I-29, with contracts totaling 1.7 million for spring work. The plan defers widening US 34 in Glenwood and notes revenue projections rely on conservative federal and state funding. Tom McDonald notes final paving of Interstate 29 completion in Iowa.
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Iowa State Highway Commission
Ponderosa
Glenwood
Missouri River
Tyson Street
J. R. Coupal, Jr
Coupal
The
Highway Commission
Iowa
Iowa Highway Commission
Tom McDonald
City Appointments Confirmed By Council
Mayor Harold Radford and the City Council confirmed four new appointments to city offices effective Jan 1 1973 Marvin Deitchler to a 6 year term on the Glenwood Water Board succeeding Walter Marshall on the Mills County Board of Supervisors Other Glenwood Water Board members are John Dean and Hugh LaRue Randy Teegarden named to the Board of Adjustment and joins Nathan Hazen Larry Kruse Don Bruce and Larry Lorimer on that board Re appointments to the low rent housing authority are B Maxwell and Hugh LaRue for 2 year terms along with Dr O E Smith Art Cole and Byron Hopkins on the Housing Commission 1973 officers for the Glenwood Volunteer Fire Department include Willard Stivers Chief D D Davis 1st assistant Wayne Boles 2nd assistant Charles Anderson president Max Hammer secretary and Dahle Boyer treasurer.
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Harold Radford
Marvin Deitchler
Louise Ave
Glenwood Water Board
Deitchler
Walter Marshall
Mills County Board of Supervisors
John Dean
Hugh LaRue
Randy Teegarden
Grove
Board of Adjustment
Claude Wolfe
Teegarden
Nathan Hazen
Larry Kruse
Don Bruce
Larry Lorimer
Int
Housing Authority
B.maxwell
Housing Commission
O. E. Smith
Art Cole
Byron Hopkins
Glenwood Volunteer Fire Department
Williard Stivers
D. D. Davis
Wayne Boles
Charles Anderson
Max Hammer
Dahle Boyer
Sheriff-Elect Merle Brown Moves Into Headquarters
Mills County Sheriff-Elect Merle Brown moved into the sheriff's residence in preparation for duties starting January 2. He said his family would relocate next week and he is currently serving as jailer for Sheriff Barns. Mr and Mrs Barkus moved into their new home at 229 W Florence last weekend.
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Mills County
Merle Brown
Brown
O-T
Barns
Mrs. Barkus
Florence
Emerson Youth Pinned By Tractor
Steven Ray Foote a 19 year old Emerson youth was pinned under a tractor after his car slid on ice and ditched then the tractor flipped and trapped him rescuers freed him after about an hour and he was taken to Murphy Memorial Hospital in Red Oak with a fractured shoulder and frostbite.
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Emerson
Steven Ray Foote
Edwin Foote
Steven
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Red Oak
Lloyd Banks Elected 1973 Glenwood Chamber President
Lloyd Banks was elected 1973 President of the Glenwood Chamber of Commerce at a Monday night board meeting in the Glenwood State Bank building. Dave LaRue was named vice president and Mike McGrath secretary treasurer. News directors Gene Gils on Fred James and Harold Kalman named to the board. Hold over directors include Gregg Aistrape Dave Show and Lyle Alley.
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Lloyd Banks
Glenwood Chamber of Commerce
C of
Glenwood State Bank
Dave LaRue
Mike McGrath
Gene Gilson
Fred James
Harold Kalman
Gregg Aistrape
Dave Show
Lyle Alley
Mills County fines fund supports school districts
Auditor Lloyd R. Smith reports Mills County audits for the year ending December 31, 1971 show 228 cases handled with fines totaling 40,033.52. The 1970 totals were 1,530 cases and 37,007.04 in fines. Officials listed include Clerk of Court, Police Judge John C. Watson, Sheriff Ed Barkus, and Justices of the Peace J Don Ogle and Frances Harmansia, among others.
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Lloyd R. Smith
Mills County
Smith
Police
JouUge
John C. Watson
Barkus
Justices At Peace
J. Don Ogle
Frances ‘Harmansia
John O. Hall
Lola Boquette
Virginia Hall
LaDonna Carlsted
Clapold Rogers
Vas A
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United Press International
Bob Wallace
Gsh-S
Colin E. A. Westerfelt
Robert Ray
Westerfelt
Iowa Merit System
Campbell
Glenwood Hospital
Department of Social Services
W. Ron Barnes
Dave Snow
Opinion-Tribune
GSHS
Neil Goos
Emerson Youth
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