Valley Athletes Honored at Evening Banquet
Nishna Valley athletes were honored at a Thursday evening athletic banquet at the high school center. Tarkio College football coach Bob Lade attended and readings and musical selections followed, with praise and benediction closing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Tarkio College
Bob Lade
Wm. van Antwerp
K. D. Grindie
Harva Hillyer
Rodney Crawford
Profi
Sage
Ute
Kathy Grindie
Handy Morris
van Antwerp
No Public Use of Lakes in Hamburg Area
The state will own no borrow pit lakes south of highway 2 along Interstate 29. At a Hamburg Kiwanis Club meeting Bill Brabham of the conservation commission and engineer Robert Bartle confirmed four proposed pits will revert to original landowners after use for seadfill in highway construction. One pit may cover about 40 acres and landholders were offered access to fill dirt then returned land free of charge. two pits north of Iowa 2 will revert to the conservation commission and likely public use near Percival and the Forney lake area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Brabham
State Conservation Commission
Robert Bartle
District Highway Commission
Brabham
Hamburg Kiwanis Club
Iowa 2
Conservation Commission
Percival
Forney Lake
Women’s Wednesday Night Bowling Standings Report
Rollie’s Texaco leads with 378 high game and 2656 series. Top individual scores include Beth Surface 191-193-551, Ruth Lefever 213-539, Carolyn Stanley 218-537, Jan Forney 191-523, Glenelle Kruse 201-519, Evelyn Gay 180-192-505, Mary Stanley 186-504, Lou King 199-501, Corky Bowley 193-500, Thelma Surface 212. Others list numerous players and team affiliations such as Glor ia’s Beauty and Harless Realty in standings.
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Rollie’s Texaco
Genie
Glenwood Bank
Gow OW Ca Ang Harless Realty
Alta’s Cafe
Gloria's Beauty Hurst
Nishna Cottage
Malvern
Harless Realty
Ind
Beth Surface
Ruth Lefever
Carolyn Stanley
Jan Forney
Glenelle Kruse
Auburn Bird
Evelyn Gay
Mary Stanley
Lou King
Corky Bowley
Thelma Surface
Altea Leverman
Diane Sieck
Dixie Benton
Donna Strand
Kay Bruce leads ITFF long jump win at 17-4
Nishna Valley Blackhawkettes competed in the Iowa Track and Field Federation Girls Meet on Saturday. Senior Kay Bruce took first in the long jump at 17-4 and finished second in the 50 yard dash. Fremont-Mills scored 2, Glenwood 12, and Neola Tri-Center 1. Summaries list only top three placings per event. other Valley scorers are omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley Blackhawkettes
Iowa Track and Field Federation
Kay Bruce
Fremont-Mills
Glenwood
Neola Tri-Center
Valley
Elementary Boys Jamboree Game at High School
Park Board winter program participants from grades 3 to 6 will play a basketball game at the senior jamboree at the high school on Tuesday April 6. The game starts at 6 30 with players to arrive by 6 15. Coaches Darrell Frederickson and Charles McClure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Board
Darrell Frederickson
Charles McClure
Golfers to Have Special Events at Course in Season
Fairview Country club members met in the Community building for the annual business session and elected Gerald Bower as president. They discussed promotion plans for the sport and announced several club and open tournaments. Dues were set at 20 for family memberships and 12 for singles. Wayne McClure was reelected greens keeper with officers Preston Grissom, Pauline Harshbarger, Leland Hansen, Dick O'Donnell, and Ed Mulholland also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Country Club
Gerald Bower
Wayne McClure
Greens
Preston Grissom
Pauline Harshbarger
Leland Hansen
Dick O'Donnell
Ed Mulholland
Nineteen Are Fined in Court at Glenwood
Nineteen paid traffic fines in the police court of John C. Watson at Glenwood. Harry Wilkins of Bellevue Nebraska speeding $15 Albert Bloch of Omaha speeding $16 Dennis E Hotze of Macedonia steplight $10 Francis T Maginn of Red Oak stop sign $10 Larry Banks of Glenwood stop sign $10 Charles H Gillette of Bedford improper start from parked position $25 Donald Hauf of Glenwood drinking in motor vehicle.
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John C. Watson
Glenwood
Harry Wilkins
Bellevue
Nebr
Albert Bloch
Omaha
Dennis E. Hotze
Macedonia
Francis T. Maginn
Red Oak
Larry Banks
Charles H. Gillette
Bedford
Donald Hauf
Highway 34 Land Values Up to Board on May
The first condemnation hearing for Highway 34 west of Mills County will set land values for five parcels as the road from Interstate 29 to Glenwood is planned. Board members include Dick Owen, Mike Bloomer, Myron Jones and others. various local residents face traffic related fines.
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State Attorney General's Office
Mills County
Mile Road
Glenwood
Dick Owen
Mike Bloomer
Myron Jones
Ivan Jackson
Malvern
Joe Kruse
Silver City
Harry Paul
Emerson
Valley Band Groups Earn 29 Superior Ratings at State
Twenty nine Nis hna Valley students earned Superior Division I ratings at the State Music Contest held in Fremont Mills on Saturday. Reported by Valley music director Darrell Godfrey the list includes Tuba solo Darrell Godfrey Flute solo Lynette Carlson Piccolo solo Lynette Carlson Bb Clarinet solo Harva Hill yer Trumpet solo Dave Boileau Bass Clarinet Solo Judy McGrew Treble Voice medium Vel Jean Hudson Tenor solo Randy Morris along with Girls Trio and Quartette entries and Boys Quartets and Double Quartets featuring multiple students such as Dixie Ebeling Lynette Carlson Diana Shaw Susie Curtis Blank Curtis Marlene Gage Gela Wilber Doug eau Randy Morris Jon Bass and Dave Bristow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ker
Randy Morris
Doug Christensen
Darrell Godfrey
Jon Bass
Dan Pierce
Dave Bristow
Dave Boileau
Susie Curtis
Bianka Curtis
Dixie Ebeling
Harva Hillyer
Diane Shaw
Gela Wilber
Lynette Carlson
Mark, Pierce
Craig Allensworth
Greg Hillyer
Patty Perkins
Ed Buerall
Lynette’ Carlson
Karen Vanderlinden
Mark Pierce
Dale Fleming
Ed Russell
Kenny Bolton
Shirley Duyson
Mise
Lusan Bowen
Teresa Hoover
Jackie Smith
Dana Christensen
Diane Frink
James Paul
Nishna Valley
Fremont Mills
Leroy Dick
Valley
Diana Shaw
Blanka Curtis
Marlene Gage
Gola Wil
Trains Save Rails Fellers in Washington Cite Rail Pax Plan
Nostalgic look at Malvern rail history recalls four eastbound and four westbound passenger trains daily, plus a Wabash service through Malvern and the Tabor and Northern line. The RailPax plan cuts about 200 regularly scheduled trains, leaving Des Moines residents to travel farther to reach trains while Mills must go to Omaha for options.
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Panacea
Mills
Malvern
Burlington
Hillsdale
Hastings
Emerson
Wabash
Strahan
Silver City
Imogene
Tabor
Northern
Labor College
Chatauqua
Glenwood
Des Moines
Omaha
Omaha Mayor Leahy at Farm Bureau Dinner Spars Political Change
Omaha Mayor Eugene Leahy addressed the Mills County Farm Bureau Rural-Urban dinner in Malvern. He urged leadership change, noted Omaha police and drug issues, and called rural counties to regional planning while stressing interdependence. The event featured local officials, a chorus, and thanks to organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Leahy
Omaha
Mills County Farm Bureau
Malvern
F. B
Leahy
Henry Schnoor
Darrell Hopp
County F. B
Bill Harbor
LeRoy Pullman
Silver City
Warren Darrah
Malvern Junior High
Bound Over on Driving Charge in Oasis Tavern Crash
Charles Gillette of Bedford bound over to district court by Justice of Peace John C. Watson on a driving while intoxicated charge. He posted a $500 bond after Glenwood police say his car backed from a parked position at the Oasis Tavern, hit an iron railing, and shattered a plate glass window at Dwyer Barber Shop. Passenger Darlene Foster escaped injury. Gillette had paid a $25 fine for improper start from a parked position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gillette
Bedford
Justice of Peace
John C. Watson
Glenwood
Oasis Tavern
Dwyer Barber Shop
Gillette
Darlene Foster
Mills county MARC Meet Set With Speaker Jim Lyons
The Mills County Association for Retarded Children will hold its monthly meeting April 5 at Lakeview Manor Auditorium Glenwood. Guest speaker will be Jim Lyons a Sioux City mental retardation specialist. The group aims to build programs including summer camps swimming and other recreational activities for the mentally retarded and asks local parents to contact Roger Robin Malvern or Mrs Rodney Reid Glenwood to learn more and offer support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Rohifs
Mills
ARC
Mills County Association For
Lakeview Manor Auditorium
Glenwoad
Jim Lyons
Sioux City
Marc
Mills Coulnty Association For
Mills County
Roger Robin
Malvern
Rodney Reid
Glenwood
Burlington Northern to suspend passenger trains under new law
Under new law Burlington Northern must publish notice that with the advent of RAILPAX it will discontinue existing passenger trains.
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Burlington Northern
Railpax
Soniel
St Asvices E
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Alan Barhart
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Larry Leu
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Pacific Junction
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Michael Green
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Roger Stacy
Charles Youngs
Clarinda
Donald Yates
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John S. Raymond
Barbara Stouder
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