Sept 11 School Elections Near Mills Malvern Areas
Voters face council and county board races September 11 with nominations due August 22. In Mills county southeast quarter near Malvern, Shenandoah district areas, and Hillsdale bounds, terms expire for Richard Gay and district directors Frederic Newell Margaretta Hays J Frank Durbin Robert Winders Dick Owen Rudolph Miller. Nomination petitions require 10 or 25 signatures as specified.
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Amy Hammers
Community District Boards of Education
County Board of Education
Richard Gay
Area 4
Miss Hammers
Mills County
Malvern
Hillsdale
Shenandoah
Frederic Newell
Margaretta Hays
Nishna Valley
J. Frank Durbin
Robert Winders
Glenwood
Dick Owen
Rudolph Miller
Mineola
Oklahoma 4 H group heads west on return trip
Twenty eight 4 H members and six adults ride a chartered bus from Oklahoma for a return visit to Beever County. The group includes Dale Asmussen Donnie Hopp and Jean Vohs and many others. They plan to dine at Pioneer Village Minden Nebraska and an overnight in Kansas before reaching their destination Friday afternoon with chaperones Dr. and Mrs. Dean Darling and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H
Beever County
Okla
Dale Asmussen
Donnie Hopp
Jean Vohs
Glenwood
Bob Chaney
Linda Clay
Doug Dashner
Donnie I. Hopp
Roger Johnson
Patti Newell
Mary Anna Parker
Kathy Scott
Shirley Williams
Deloris Wolfe
Malvern
Darrell Baker
Judy Geith
Judy Hascall
Diane Lakin
David Laughlin
Mark Laughlin
Emerson
Bob
Four Rural Schools to Open in Mills County This Fall
Mills County rural schools planning the coming year list Bethlehem Pearl Sprague Elm Grove Erma Whitehill Hillsdale Fern Alberts Lincoln Delores Stivers with all teachers now assigned according to County Superintendent Amy Hanmiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Amy Hanmiers
Bethlehem
Pearl Sprague
Elm Grove
Erma Whitehill
Hillsdale
Fern. Alberts
Lincoln
Delores Stivers
Funeral services Friday for Mrs Alta Tennant
Death of 73 year old Malvern area resident Mrs Alta Tennant followed a two week hospital stay and heart attack. Funeral at 2 p m Friday in the Methodist church with Mansfield Funeral Home directing. Formerly ran Tennant Shop for 15 years, survived by husband Baron C Tennant, a brother A Boyer of Malvern, two sisters Mrs Wm Christopher of Omaha and Mrs Dale Dyke of Essex. Born at Strahan, lifelong area resident. Want ads pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Tennant
Malvern
Mansfield Funeral Home
John L. Beechout
Bloomfield
Strahan
Ienry Boyer
Emerson Scouts Take River Float From Red Oak to Shenandoah
Emerson boy scouts joined a district river float down the East Nishna Botna river from Red Oak to Shenandoah this week. A total of 68 boys, 11 leaders, and 4 executive officers participated, with troops from Red Oak Farragut Clarinda and Emerson represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Nishna
Shenandoah
Mahaska’ District
Nihsnabotna
Red Oak
LeRoy Johnson
Edward Shook
Farragut
Clarinda
Bobby
Jimmy Johnson
Russell Carlson
Gary Johnson
Chuckie Lakin
Eldon Westenburg
Mike King
Stanley Bass
Mike Powell
Jon Larson
Dennis Ren
World War I Veterans to Meet at Mineola
The Veterans of World War I Mills County Barracks No 1337 and the Auxiliary will meet Friday night of next week at the region hall in Mineola. All members and those eligible to join are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Barracks No. 1337
Region Hall
Mineola
Malvern to Close for Funeral of Mrs Baton Tennant
Malvern business houses will close from 1 45 to 3 p m on Friday August 11 for the funeral of Mrs Baton Tennant.
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Malvern
Baton Tennant
Real Estate Transfers In And Near Malvern
Paul Seeger buys the east Malvern property recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Marion Wilhelm. Transaction handled by Charles D Costello. Herb and Ed Wiseman purchase the Ed Piburn farm located south and east of Malvern. Piburn family plans move to Golden Colorado soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Seeger
East Malvern
Marion Wilhelm
Herb
Ed Wiseman
Ed Piburn
Malye
Piburn
Golden
Colo
Kids Parade and Pig Scramble Highlight Mills County Fair
The Mills County Fair featured a lively program with a Friday night concert by the Malvern community school band, a county Queens of Conservation selection, and a Jolly Juniors dance. The livestock parade and greased pig scramble drew record crowds, with Darrell Baker’s flesh Angus steer winning grand champion and Mark Laughlin’s Short horn taking reserve. The fair was praised as outstanding for exhibits and attendance, with results and photos appearing elsewhere in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Fair
Malvern Community School
Queens of Conservation
Jolly Ju+ ulors girls
Darrell Baker
Mark Laughlin
Malvern Storm Causes Utility Outages and Light Damage
A severe midweek storm hit Malvern blowing limbs from trees and knocking out many farm and local lines. Iowa Power and Light and Northwestern Bell both reported extensive outages with 400 telephone stations affected. repairs were completed by Thursday afternoon as winds exceeding 60 mph eased. Rain totals reached about 1.5 inches, with winds mostly along fence rows and minimal crop damage beyond blown corn.
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Malvern
Iowa Power & Light Co
No. Bell Telephone Co
Bell
Paul Thompson
Iowa Power & Light
Fred Harshbarger
Henderson Legion to Give Away Beef at Dance
Henderson American Legion plans a public dance at the Harbor Feed and Grain warehouse Saturday evening. A 1000 lb steer will be butchered for locker sale with proceeds used to pay off the community hall indebtedness from the former bank building conversion.
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Henderson
American Legion
Harbor Feed & Grain
Henderson Legionnaires
Parade Winners Decorated Doll Buggies and Vehicles
Readers named parade winners across multiple categories including decorated doll buggies, vehicles, characterizations, comics, blegeles, pets, oddcat pets, poulies, and horses. Notable honorees include Dab bie Bayes Glenda Fam Cook Cynthia and Cheryl Cheney Carol Franca David and Lisa Evans and more local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabbie Bayes
Glenda Fam Cook
Cynthia
Cheryl Cheney
Carol Franca
David
Lisa Evans
David Wamburg
Doug Christianson
Randy Bayas
Donna Christianson
Charles Johnson
Greg Sullivan
Ben
Judie
Jane
Doug Darling
Patti Trively
Kay
Bruce
Terri Jones
Tipginie Jones
Blegeles
Kathy
Roger Poorte
Linda France
Joe Wearth
Claudia Altlison
Dennicte Miller
Gerry Dunston
Phytlia Axtell
Connie Hall
Gayle Burgoin
Corol Asmussen
Sue Wilen Dashner
David Hilton
Elizabeth Shaw
Dixie Hird
Pouies
Jackie Hunter
Larry
Susia Bruce
Merle
Donnie Vardy
Mary Ann May
Charles McManigal Receives MA Degree at Iowa Commencement
Charles McManigal of Glenwood earned his Master of Arts in political science at the University of Iowa summer commencement in Iowa City attended by about 390 degree recipients. He is the son of Mr and Mrs McManigal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Bolte
Cindy Kahl
Glenwood
Charles McManigal
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
Charles
Ay McManigal
Mills County Names Conservation Queens
Connie Lees of Hastings and Denella Downing of Pacific Junction were named Mills county Queens of Conservation after a Friday night fair contest with seven candidates. Connie’s Oklahoma trip alters the plan, leaving Denella as the sole representative at the upcoming district Queen of Conservation contest in Clarinda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladius
Connie Lees
Hastings
Denella Downing
Pacific Junction
Mills County
Queens of Conservation
Rosalie Terry
Linda Taylor
Judie Matt
Kathleen Hilton
Kathy Hall
Denella
Queen of
Conservation Fontest
Clarinda
Connie
Oklahoma
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Booth
Indian Deerette
Indian Deerettes Jr. Club
Janet Rydberg
Juan Lindburg
Elvera
Hereford
Elvera Henderson
Fhoto
the “Air
Kay Bruce
Patty Trively
Darrell
Glenwood C
Area Club
Austin Bass
The
Fair Assn
Vernon Baker
South of Hastings
Nander
Mike Simmonds
Harlan Westenburg
Frederick Larson
Eugene King
George Bass
Charles D. Costello
Chas. McManigal
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