Thirteen Lettermen Aid New Grid Mentor Stineman
A Panthers football squad reports 2 days of practice as coach Stineman shapes the team for the Sept. 8 opener against New Market. Returning lettermen include Phelps, Powles, Blackburn, Blackman, Turner, Swoboda, Hansta, Bertley, Genrd, Malcom, Stephens, Evans and Washburn. Several sophomores and nonlettermen are listed, with positions and readiness noted as the Panthers prepare for conference play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panther
Daniel Stememen
Ard Ee
New Market
Cosch Stoleman
John Phelps
Roger Powles
Mike Blackburn
Hinters
Ken Blackman
Lynn Turner
Marc Swoboda
Jim Hansta
Dennis Bertley
Dan Genr
David Malcom
Lee Stephens
Ron Evans
Robert Washburn
Deer Applications Open for Bowmen and Landowners
DES MOINES applications for 1967 bow and arrow and landowner deer hunting licenses are now available. Licenses issued Sept 15 to Nov 30 with no limit on bow licenses. New landowner and bona fide tenant licenses allow one in the landowner’s name and one in the wife’s or child’s name. Sun deer dates Dec 2 3 4 and Dec 2 3 zones 4 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Gary Armedhead Arms
Iowa Iow
Pormerdy
Den Meetings Start Sept 11 At Pack 222
Pack 222 held its monthly meeting August 13 at Waubousie Late Park. A pet luck supper was enjoyed by all. The Cubs explored trails with feats of speed as Mark Rice earned his Bobcat badge.
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Pack 222
Waubousie Late Park
Cubs
Mark Rice
Driver Fined Twenty For Alcohol After Accident
A driver in Oakland was fined twenty dollars and costs after an incident Sunday involving drinking beer on the highway. The case details include the court action and the amount assessed against the driver.
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Oakland
Seddle Cub Play Day Scheduled for Sunday in Hastings
Seddle Cub Play Day returns Sunday with the Pinay Day Suixtay event. Tre Honesixe Sadie Clot sponsors the Hastings program at ndee sme on Ang. St. Activities include petving races and other events, followed by an invitation for attendees to stay for entertainment.
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Tre Honesixe
Sadie
Ang
Ndee Sme
Hastings
Emerson Henderson Little Leaguers Clash in Scrappy Win
A fractured report from Emerson Henderson Little Leaguers shows Hendersn Oyhs playing at Heke Totshiy with Broen scoring five in the inning as the PeeWees sink opponents in a split game churchyard.
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Emerson — Henderson Little Leaguers Divide
Hendersn Oyhs
Heke Totshiy
Broen
the PeeWees
Wis
Sors
Aldrich Services Held on Saturday
Funeral services were held Saturday at Mortuary with Rev W A Hewett officiating. Interment followed at the cemetery. Surviving are Muriel Dyke of Giz and two daughters Mrs Red Osk and Mrs Souratteey, with relatives in Tureen and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrich
W. AL Hewett
Dean Hedy
Dave Wiliams
Wes
Man Dyke
Tair
Tureen
Marcham
Omaha
Sheriff Probes Two Mills County Fires Near Glenwood
Sheriff Edwin Barkes investigated two fires in Mills County, timing undetermined. A cob pile and a shed on the Stacy farm south of Glenwood were destroyed. A car owned by Tom Hoeing, north of Glenwood, was found a mile away. One teen also perished in a separate blaze.
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Edwin Barkes
Malls County
Stacy
Glenwodd
Tom Hoeig
Glerevad
Ee Biel Teen
Harold Adams Named Principal at Grand Valley High School
Harold Adams moves from Glenwood State Hospital School to Kellerton to take the principal post at Grand Valley High School. He previously led recreation and area administration for a year and is a 350 graduate of Maker High School with bachelor and master degrees from Omeda University. Harold is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry Adams of Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haeckd Adams
Glenford
Kellerton
Adams
Grand Valley High School
Glenwood State Hospital
Maker High School
Omeda Diversity
Harold
Hany Adams
Malvern
Roenfeldt Named to FHA Committee
Rormacd J Roenfeldt named to Farmers Home Administration committee. Mills cosuy iene notes indicate involvement with PAPAS and local agricultural groups. Gipe of wad ta help, with Kelly of Ce mentioned as assisting.
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Rormacd J. Roenfeldt
Mills Cosuy
Vera Agpicathus
Kelly
Gipe
Leroy Madison Dies at 20 from Meningitis
Leroy Madison aged 20 died after a brief illness described as meningitis. He attended Taber schools and was a Fremont area graduate. Pallbearers included Jot Dati Hall Bil Bar Robyt Rallies with ushers Mrs. Lef assisting. Grandparents were Mr. and Mrs. Brick Madison and Garth Rickahayeh.
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Sulaist Accony
Ray Powers
Jack EF
Dati Hall
Lef the Mettas
Taber
Ceme Crawfard- Reeves
Fremont-Alilis
Brick Madison
Garth Rickahayeh
Tabor Driver Hospitalized After Car Accident
Eddie Barkus of Evans reports his 1984 Fipmouth sedan was demolished in a collision near Partic Junction on Tuesday. Evans sustained a two cut lip and a broken shed.
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Tabor
Jem Teesday
Partic
Eddie Barkus
Evans
Goodwill Truck in Area Thursday
Goodwill's truck will be in the area Thursday to collect items. The event aims to aid workers and the inventory supports local Goodwill programs.
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Goodwill’s
Goodudl
Motorcycle Noise Fines Leveled in Court Case
Court fines totaling five dollars were levied for motorcycle noise violations. Names and precise ages appear garbled in the OCR, but the incident centers on a noise complaint framework enforced by local authorities in St. Louis and surrounding areas. The case underscores municipal noise ordinances and penalties.
Motorcycle Problems Concluded in Court
Court actions clear up license issues as Jada Osborne faces minor charge, Daniel RL Rizz linked to monitoring doubts, and Ernest Tinmernan presides. Terry Wilson receives a fine for restricted license, A Goad credited for license safeguards. William Mehr and Jack Gordon of Plautsmogth face S10 and costs on beer possession charges.
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Jada Osborne
Pacific Sugetion
Daniel RL Rizza
Ernest Tinmernan
Dering
Wtech
Pico
Terry Wilson
Pacific i SS
Oy A. Goad
Glenwood
William Mehr
Jack Gordon
Plautsmogth
Ort
Malvern AbenigemAn Gus Ball Inn案 Leland Stroud & Sons
Malvern reports on the Gus Ball Inn related matters involving Leland Stroud & Sons and a local ale operation. Details are sparse in the OCR and the item appears as a brief public notice or notice-like snippet from the period.
Mary Showed 2 in Dist Beef Show
Mary Anderson and her Angus heifer placed 7th in their class at the District 442 Beef Show in Council Bluffs. Mrs Alfred Anderson of Emer bids notes and Lynn BR placed 4th in several classes.
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Mary
Mary Anderson
Alfred Anderson
Angus
Council
Army Citation for John B Belknap Service at Fort Belvoir
John B Belknap cited for meritorious service as Noncommissioned Officer in Charge Equipment Operation Section during the period Sept 35 1965 to July 34 1967 at the United States Army Engineer School Fort Belvoir Virginia. His leadership initiative and knowledge improved instruction quality and developed new lessons inspiring all who worked with him. He is a former Malvern resident and son of Oscar and Mrs. Belknap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Sat. Doh B. Belknap
Department of Mechanical and Technicest Equipment
United States
Army Engineer School
Fort Belvoir
United States Army
M. Set. Belknap
Strahan and
Malvern
Oscar Belknap
County officers meet over property rules at court
County assembly will convene in the Fourth District to weigh clearer definitions of personal property and conduct individual sessions after a general meeting. About 100 are expected at the courthouse while Mary Barton attends the state welfare institute at the University of Iowa.
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Marie Hernstis
Val Oh Choyney
Matha Bulhiadion
Bath
Glenwood
Wiltino Lieb
Buirit Gake
Andersatt Woarin
Hastitas
Charles Meee
Everson
Robert G. Seth Glenwood
Mercury
Rav Na Glenwood
Pon Hac
Dot A. Reinders
Glenwoork Ausbassation
Hart Picken
Mary Barton
Animal Institute On Welfare
University of Iowa School of Social Work
Iowa City
Sideswiping Blamed in Two Mills County Crashes
Sheriff Edwin Barkus reports two separate sideswipe crashes in Mills County. On a bridge south of Pacific Junction a 1956 Chrysler driven by May Bell Jones of Omaha collided with a 1957 Chevrolet driven by George Milk of Thurman. both cars were total losses. On a curve near Malvern a 1936 Ford driven by Gary Edwina Wolfe of Madvern was totaled after striking a bridge at 7 am.
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Mills County
Edwin Barkus
Pacific Junction
Chrysler
May Bell Jones
Omaha
Chevrolet
George Milk
Thurman
Richard Wagaman
Alma
Stroud
Ponte 3
Glen
Ford
Gary Edwina Wolfe
Madvern
Three Mileh O
Malvern
Barkus
Guardsmen begin summer training at Fort Carson
Five Army National Guardsmen from Malvern Nebraska Missouri and Iowa join about 6 000 others at Fort Carson Colorado for a three week summer training program. The 67th Infantry Brigade will conduct mortar artillery and infantry field exercises culminating in a three day brigade field exercise.
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Fort Carson
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowi
Jones
Orlo QR. Stones
Clay
Basil YW. Clay
Jackson
Mes
Elmer Il. Jackson
Schroeder
Robert Schroeder
Killion
Wayne Killion
Wootens Learn of Son’s Safety in Alaska Flood
The John Wootens received word from their daughter-in-law Mrs Marry W Wooten of Fairbanks Alaska that they were safe while flood waters entered their apartment causing some damage. Totephone service and water were being restored and electricity was returning as crews worked to restore all facilities before the coming winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wootens
Marry W. Wooten
Fairbanks
Alaska
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