Mills County Education Association Meets at St Johns Church
Mills County Education Association held its annual spring meeting Monday night at St Johns Lutheran church. Rev Philip Becker gave the opening prayer, Vernon Arndt welcomed attendees, and three MCHS students sang solos. Kenneth Wells of ISEA spoke on benefits of membership. officers include Arndt as president, Wetterick vice president, Salyers secretary, Cronkhite treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Education Association
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Philip Becker
St. Johns
Vernon Arndt
MCEA
MCHS
Virginia Sullivan
Barbara Brammer
Roger Scott
A. H. Nothem
ISEA
Kenneth Wells
Arndt
M. B. Wetterick
Cleta Salyers
Vera Cronkhite
Student Council Debates Dinner and Tickets at MCHS
The MCHS Student Council met April 16 with 11 members present. They decided against an activity dinner and discussed raising adult activity ticket prices next year. Plans for a future awards banquet and three summer school sessions were also discussed by Principal Mr Nothem and the council. Meeting was led by John Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCHS
Nothem
John Hays
Malvern Band and Track Team to Drake Relays
Malvern school band heads to Des Moines for the Drake Relays parade marching three miles in rain. For the first time the band travels with athletes from Malvern Central High School, four female track stars will compete Friday, as band members endure blisters and hopeful spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Des Moines
MCHS
Arbor Lodge visit made by FHA girls
Twenty seven FHA girls traveled by bus to Nebraska City last Saturday with lunch at the Brick Inn in Tabor. They toured Arbor Lodge after a guided visit and returned to Malvern. Chaperones were Mrs. Cleta Salyers and Mrs. Elaine Krambeck.
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FHA
Nebraska City
Brick Inn
Tabor
Arbor Lodge
Malvern
Cleta Salyers
MCHS
Elaine Krambeck
Malvern Jr Class Parents Discuss Next Year Programs
MCHS Principal A. H. Nathem met with junior class parents Tuesday night to review ITED results, next year class and activity schedules, and career opportunities. The gathering covered Corner Conference College Day in Malvern on May 11, career day next year, college and trade schools, scholarships, and the Malvern Community Student Loan Fund plus the new Malvern summer school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCHS
A. H. Nathem
Malvern
Malvern Community Student Loan Fund
New Malvern
Big Demand For MCHS Entertainers
MCHS talent has been in great demand the last couple of weeks. Students have furnished entertainment for the Farm Bureau dinner, the Baptist Mother-Daughter banquet and the county Teachers Association meeting. Small groups and soloists have provided the larger portion of the programs with selected acts from the This Could Be It show also used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCHS
Farm Bureau
County Teachers Association
Three Girls Take Civil Service Tests in N Y
Three senior girls Lois Clay Joyce Sinner and Linda Hatfield visited Nishna Valley high school April 15 to take annual civil service exams. Rayburn Benton taught shorthand and typing before the test and a civil service examiner conducted a general knowledge test to assess their suitability for government office work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Clay
Joyce Sinner
Linda Hatfield
Nishna Valley High School
Juniors Prep to Choose 1965 Senior Pictures
MCHS juniors plan to spend on senior and yearbook pictures. A Waltz Studio representative will speak Friday afternoon about the photo options. The class has reviewed displays from other photographers and will vote as a group to select the company for 1965 pictures and meet pictures.
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Chelly Mort
MCHS Typing Winners Awarded Gold Pins
Contests in Typing I and Typing II at MCHS last week crowned winners for greatest word-per-minute gains. In Typing I Randy Hardy added 11 words in 10 minutes with Nancy Hanson as runner-up. one-minute gains saw Carole Horn lead by eight with Barbara Brammer and Larry Hatfield at six. In Typing II Cindy Adams topped both timings with 10-word increases, Jerry Fenton up five on 10 minutes, and Clifford Scott up 10 on one minute. Winners received gold plated pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCHS
Randy Hardy
Nancy Hanson
Carole Horn
Barbara Brammer
Larry Hatfield
Cindy Adams
Erry Fenton
Clifford Scott
Accidents at Dead Man's Curve Involve Two Garys
Two Garys were involved in separate crashes within an hour at Dead Man's curve on highway 275 34 near Glenwood Mills County. Gary Lee Stevens 21 of Syracuse Nebraska drove a 1964 GTO into control loss causing $1000 damage at 6:15 am. Gary Dee Bare 20 of Malvern struck Paul Roenfeldt's parked car after at 6:40 am with about $550 total damage. Both Garys were fined by Justice of Peace Carl Remley Stevens $25 Bare $10.
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Garys
Mills County
Gary Lee Stevens
Syracuse
Neb
Dead Man’s Curve
Glenwood
Paul Roenfeldt
Bare
New Law Provides 1964 Voluntary Wheat Program
Wheat farmers may join a new voluntary program to offset income drops from the 1964 crop. Diversion payments, price support loans averaging 1.30 per bushel, and marketing certificates with cash values are available. Signup runs May 1–15, 1964 at the ASCS county office. participation requires meeting program provisions. Winter and spring wheat growers are eligible, with ease for those who planted within their 1964 allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren G. Burgoin
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee of
Mills County
ASCS
Chinn
For Sale Classified Items in Malvern and Fremont Ads
A collection of sale notices lists home appliances buses dresses formals baby items and a sewing machine with payment terms. Locations include Malvern and Fremont Nebraska with contact numbers like 527-4867 624-8370 and 721-5235 for interested buyers. Local shops listed include Ford's Service offering tractor tires and related tax inclusive prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone
Ford
Malvern
Primary ballot names certified for six Democrat candidates
County officers prepare the June primary ballot in Mills county with six Democrat hopefuls challenging Congressman Ben F. Jensen who has no Republican opponent. Also reported are new car registrations in Glenwood and Malvern, a marriage license for Earl F. Ray and Carol Annette Hascall, and attendance at the Fourth District county officers school in Mt. Ayr by local officials including the board of Supervisors and county staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Johnson
Secretary of State
Mills County
Ben F. Jensen
Jensen
Earl F. Ray
Offutt Air Force Base
Carol Annette Hascall
Omaha
County Officers School of Instruction
Mt. Ayr
Harry Evans
C. Lincoln
Dallas McGrew
Board of Supervisors
W. J. McCosh
Lorraine Strand
Myrna Kingery
Barbara Chambers
Elizabeth Henderson
Emma Gilson
Participation rules for wheat program participants
Growers seeking participant status must meet conditions beyond enrollment. They must divert acreage from wheat to conservation uses, stay within other crop allotments, and maintain normal conserving base acres. Signing up begins participation in the 1964 wheat program. Because the season is late, there will be no advance payments this year, but diversion payments and certificates will be issued after performance is checked.
Englunds Observe Golden Wedding in Riverton
The Meg and Mrs Joseph E Englund celebrated their golden wedding with a Sunday open house in Riverton. Rev Mr Englund served pastor at Tabor Randolph Methodist churches from 1940s to 1948 before moving to Emerson Hastings, retiring in 1964, now supplying Riverton Methodist church. Also mentions typing paper sale at Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg
Joseph E. Englund
Riverton
Englund
Tabor-Randolph
Emeerson-Hastings
Notice of Probate and Estate Administration
In Mills County Iowa the district court admitted the will of Clifford L. Mackey dated September 4 1949 to probate on April 17 1964. Edythe K. Mackey was appointed executor of the estate with Malvern Iowa as the residence. Creditors must file claims with the court clerk within six months from the second publication dated April 30 1964 or be barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owa T
Mills County
Clifford L. Mackey
Edythe K. Mackey
Malvern
Iowa
Woodford R. Byington
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Janet Jones
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Joanna Shere
Blue Cross
George W. Ernst
McPherson Ave
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Salyers Auto Company
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James McConkey
Jerry Biggerstaff
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Malavern Leader
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Clark
Hart Bass Elevator
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Art Schmidt
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Byron Reed Co
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