Cast Selected for Nishna Valley High Senior Play
Twelve seniors at Nishna Valley Emerson were named to the cast for the senior play We Shook the Family Tree to be staged in the Emerson gym on April 28. Cast includes Marlene Dobbins Art Larsen Shirley Menschel Rozella Elkins Jerry Lemons Lyle Asell Barbara Morris Carol Haseall Leora Cole Carroll Duysen Edwin Meyer and Helen Wallace. Mrs Bertha Fhorsen to direct with seniors assisting in costumes programs and advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Emerson
Emerson Gym
Marlene Dobbins
Art Larsen
Shirley Menschel
Rozella Elkins
Jerry Lemons
Lyle Asell
Barbara Morris
Carol Haseall
Leora Cole
Carroll
61 Feed Grain Price Supports Announced
The announcement sets 1961 advance national average feed grain supports: corn 1.20 per bushel, barley 0.93, grain sorghum 1.93 per hundredweight, rye 1.02. Parity shares and acreage reduction terms are outlined along with eligibility and certificate payments under the emergency program.
FBI Takes Over in Young Driver's Case
An 18 year old Missouri youth James Bloodworth was taken into FBI custody after a forgery charge linked to a stolen car case. He appeared before Justice Carl Remley with a $500 bond and faced district court. The incident involved a 16 year old girl and a Glenwood gas stop where a check bearing the name Emily Roenfeldt triggered suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Barkus
FBI
Missouri
Ife
Oakland
Mills
James Bloodworth
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Emil Roenfeldt
Roenfeldt
Glenwood
Emily Roenfeldt
Malvern Collision Causes Car Damage on Chase Street
A Tuesday afternoon crash on Chase street Malvern damaged two vehicles. LaVeta Seeger reportedly backed from a parking space and struck Julia Prawl of Hastings, causing 200 dollars in damage to the Prawl car plus 75 dollars to Seeger's car as per Sheriff Edwin Barkus report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Street
Malvern
Edwin Barkus
LaVeta
Seeger
Julia U. Prawl
Hastings
Responsibility Boost for ASC Committees in Iowa
Secretary Freeman announced amended ASC regulations to empower county committees, allow farm organization officers to serve as county ASC committeemen, and shift duties from county managers to county committees. Freeman says reforms restore committee authority and duty to guide farm program policies and operations. The aim is full committee-led administration with active farmer and public understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Congress
Orville IL
Freeman
Fred McLain
Iowa
ASC
Five Teachers Sign for Malvern School Vacancies
Malvern Community school system filled five of eight vacancies for next year. Contracts signed by Ann Sell fourth grade, Vernon Arndt shop science and boys basketball coach, Phyllis Buhr Tarkio third grade, Ronald Cain mathematics Thurman, Sept Crink notes two positions remain for high school voc tech music and grades two and three, with possible third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Community School System
N. P. Drink
Ann Sell
Malvern
Vernon Arndt
Mr. Arndt
University of South Dakota
Pomeroy
Ronald Cain
Thurman
Northwest Missouri College
Maryville
Crink
Second intoxication fine costs him 50 dollars
Delwyn L. Cline of Pacific Junction faced a second offense on intoxication charges and was fined 50 dollars by Justice of Peace Carl Remley this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delwyn L. Cline
Pacific Junction
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
County Motor Vehicle Registrations and Spree of Marriages
New registrations include Chevrolets to Gordon L Frink Willard L Vanderlinden Henderson Lee W Wilcox Glenwood Valiant to Duane Benedict Glenwood Fiat to Bruce Hopkins Glenwood Oldsmobile to Charles K Clites Hastings Ten marriage licenses issued far above usual officials note they are unrelated to state marriage law debates Readable licenses list couples from Lincoln Neb Emerson Glenwood Peru Neb Riverton Pembroke Mass Hornick Omaha and Marne injury accident involving the Warren car noted with a $20 value on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon L. Frink
Henderson
Lee W. Wilcox
Glenwood
Valiant
Duane Benedict
Fiat
Bruce Hopkins
Oldsmobile
Charles K. Clites
fTastings
Iowa
I. L. Donner
James D. Rickey
Lincoln
Neb
Connie E. Lindlief
Omaha
Don D. Trippel
Kay Wilen LeRiche
James O'Dell
Emerson
Evelyn Rose Berry
Thurman
Donald McMahan
Patricia A. Johnson
Ken Rhodes
Jane Kunkel
Peru
Robert Rose
Twila K. Hall
Riverton
Bernard Joseph Price Jr
Pembroke
Mass
Shirley Ann Hansen
Marne
Wayne Houchins
Ann Barlanson
Auto Crash on County Road Curves Causes $600 Damage
Sheriff report details Saturday noon accident 212 miles west of Glenwood on a county road. Jack E. Wilder of route 1 Pacific Junction lost control on a curve and drove off the road, causing $600 damage to Wilder's car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Barkus
Jack E. Wilder
Pacific Junction
Glenwood
Wilder
Stops Car Over Hill Accident and Fine in Mineola
Otto H. Good of Danbury Iowa, 67, was fined 15 dollars plus costs after stopping in the road to read a map caused a collision with George T. Marshall of Silver City on April 5 a mile northwest of Mineola. Marshall suffered fractured ribs and lacerations, with his wife and 18 month old son Dale also injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Timmerman
Glenwood
Otto H. Good
Danbury
George T. Marshall
Silver City
Mineola
Marshall
Dale
Price Supports Set on 1961-Crop Oilseeds
1961 crop oilseed supports set by national average: soybeans 2.30 per bushel, flaxseed 2.80, cottonseed 49 per ton basis grade 100 for on farm stored stock. producers receive 45 per ton basis grade 100 for purchases from ginners with handling adjustments. J. A. McCain notes supports reflect about 78 percent parity for soybeans, 73.5 percent for flaxseed, and 78 percent for cottonseed. Secretary Freeman cites need to balance acreages as world demand for vegetable oils remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McCain
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Orville L. Freeman
Car Crash Damages 875 In Glenwood Yard
Phillip D B Warren 16 of Glenwood backed from a parking spot on Vine Street and struck an unattended parked vehicle owned by Don Rohrberg causing 875 in damage, according to Sheriff Edwin Barkus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
Glenwood
Phillip DB
Warren
Don Rohrberg
Edwin Barkus
Feed Grain Program Gets Under Way
The 1961 feed grain program offers negotiable certificates redeemable in grain or cash. Producers may take half of estimated payments at signup, in exchange for diverting at least 20 percent of 1959-60 base corn and grain sorghums to soil conserving uses. Eligible crops include barley oats rye. nonparticipants lose price support and any payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville L. Freeman
H. A. McCain
County Agriculural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
McCain
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Nishna Valley Community High School
ROL Oyl SR
Bloedel Hardware
Phyllis Buhr
Tarkio, Mo
Tarkio College
Ruth Burn
Monmouth
Tarkioollege
Manreds of
Milla Countiana
Wilson Hatchery
Ralph Liston
Miles NE
Malvern Community School
C. C. Hamilton
Ivan Jackson
Leader
Monume
Hurst
Malveri
SHE. Mt Co
Gary Shalley
Merrill Reisenweber
Federal Land Bank Association
Broadway
Council Bluffs
Clarinda Production Credit Assn
Otha Wearing
Knutson
Secy-Treas
Cole
Hospe Piano Co
Douglas, Omaha
Electrolux Vacuum Cleaner
60Th
Nebr
John Deeren Law
Ivan Durbin
Schultz Bros
J.D
Deluxus Gutschenritter
Goodyear
Pace Service Co
Dean Fender
Salex
Plymouth Tudor
Delmar McConkey
Standard
Mansfield Furniture
Forrest Grasty
4Th Ave
Red Oak
Randolph
Kadel Bros
Henderson, Ia
J.N. Clark
Dale Sell
Bob Paulson
Morgan Real Estate State Bank Bidg
Lois Osborn Paul Roenfeldt
Piper Garage
W. R. Byington
Donald
Eversharp
BU. Clark
Donald Doyle
Imogene, Fa
Evergreen
Leonyard Parker
Herman Stortenbecker
Stewart
Stewart Seed CO
Elly Smith
Lakin Grain Co
Norman
Clinton
Edwin Leo
Leo Maybee
Nebraska City
W. D
D. E. Grindle
Byron Reed
Farnam
Glenwood Street
Clare H. Horning
Shenandoah
Lowa
W. H. Sturges CO
N" Streets
South Omaha
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