Registration of new cars shows weekly rise in county
County Treasurer F M Robinson reports 16 more license registrations this past week than the prior week. Couples Ray Vanatta and Phyllis Jurgens. Jack Brandt and Rose Mary Swaney. Kenneth Reynolds and Janet Weisenman. Win Leon West and Bernice Hurley, all ages from 15 to 25, obtained licenses in Glenwood, Council Bluffs and Omaha areas.
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F. M. Robinson
Glenwood
Richard Armstrong
Hershal Cape
Betty Croamer
Melvin A. Belt
Ronald C. Hurst
Werman Vohs
Chevrolets
Ray Wright
Richard E. Hammers
Fords
Wilma J. Kahl
Tymouth
Malvern
Florence D. Wederquist
Leo Clark
Jerry Smith
Buick
Pacific Junction
Arthur Bailey
Ford
Leon Russ
John J. Wright
Plymouth
Emerson
Ronald Honeyman
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America
John R. Barnes
Mercury
Tabor
Fay Thomas
Chevrolet
Henderson
Howard Allensworth
Council Bluffs
Rt. 1
R. H. Cody
Dodge
Ray Vanatta
Phyllis Jurgens
Jack L. Brandt
Omaha
Rose Mary Swaney
Kenneth P. Reynolds
Janet Weisenman
Win Leon West
Offutt Afb
Nebr
Bernice M. Hurley
County Education Conference to Meet This Fall
Mills county plans its first county conference on education to be held early this fall. County Superintendent Amy Hammers will lead a 10 person steering committee. The group meets in Glenwood next Tuesday to organize and aim for a state conference in late October.
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Mills County
Amy Hammers
Miss Hammers
Glenwood
Malvern Schools Open Monday With Full Staff
Malvern schools will start Monday with a full staff after Superintendent N. J. Crink confirmed the faculty is complete. Virginia Gourley, newly appointed to the high school math science post, comes from WestMar college and taught at Moville last year. Her husband serves in the U.S. Air Force and is stationed in Iceland. Crink will meet elementary teachers Saturday and high school instructors in the afternoon, with a half day and noon bus dismissal on opening day.
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Malvern
N. J. Crink
Virginia Gourley
Clarinda
Exploding Tire Fatally Injures Lloyd Ellis, 53
Lloyd Ellis 53 an attendant at Pate Service Station Malvern was fatally injured Wednesday evening when a tire he was repairing exploded there were no witnesses in the shop but nearby office personnel Dr M L Scheffel was called and Ellis died shortly after arrival cause of death was a broken neck he was a Neola native married with seven children funeral set Saturday at 2 pm Mansfield Funeral Home Malvern cemetery burial expected in Malvern cemetery
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Lloyd Ellis
Pate
Malvatn
N. P. Crink
Ronald Archer
Wayne Sanders
M. L. Scheffel
Ellis
Neola
Malvern
Mary
Mra
Velma Wright
Oakland
Dolores Stivers
Glenwood
Marcelyn White
Peoria
Rosemary
Barbara Ellis
Omaha
Marlon
Bessie
Bessie Ellis
Tersia
Mansfield Funeral Home
John L. Beechout
Malvern Cemetery
Crawford County Farm Bureau Names New Insurance Agent
Jerry Christensen, long time special agent for Crawford County Farm Bureau at Denison, is employed jointly by Mills County Farm Bureau and Town Farm Bureau to run the insurance department in Malvern. He succeeds Richard Owen who recently resigned to go into business at Glenwood. No date on when Christensen will assume duties.
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Jerry Christensen
Crawford County Farm Bureau
Denison
Mills County Farm Bureau
Town Farm Bureau
Christensen
Richard Owen
Glenwood
Malvern
Dutlea
Huntsman Market Sold to Lorenzes for Sept 1 Takeover
Mr and Mrs Wie Huntsman announce the sale of Huntsman Market to Mr and Mrs Lester Lorenz of Council Bluffs. New owners will assume control on September 1 with the store closed the day before for inventory. The Huntsmans move to Emerson and have uncertain plans.
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Wie Huntsman
Huntsman Market
Lester Lorenz
Council
Huntsmans
Emerson
Hot dry spell worsens Mills County corn outlook
Extreme heat and minimal rainfall dominated Mills County weather as crops shrink under drought. After brief Sunday clouds, no meaningful rain fell. Temperatures exceeded 100 degrees on multiple days with highs around mid 90s to near 100 and nightly lows mainly in the 60s.
Seining Fish Fines Total 180 for Five Men
Four rowans and one Missourian paid fines and costs totaling 180 after arraignment before Justice Walter Andrews. Officers said they were charged with illegal seining in the Tarkio River on the Montgomery Page county line. Read names as Clyde Moore Orrivis Wagman Birger Brown Glenn Guss and John Swallow.
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Rowans
Dustiow of Peace
Walter Andrews
Willised
Chris Hein
Tarkio
Mountgomery
Page
Clyde Moore
Orrivis Wagman
Birger Brown
Glenn Guss
Villisea
John Swallow
Barnhart
Death Takes Sixth Victim in County's Highway Accident
Mills county weekend toll climbs to six after a Fort Crook Nebraska man dies in a two rollover crash on Highway 34 near Glenwood. His wife Kathryn, 38, sustains injuries and hospital care is reported.
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Ray W. Richardson
Fort Crook
Nebr
Glenwood
Kathryn
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Richardson
Ed Barkus
Barkus
Silas Elton Ward
Ward
Evman Leroy Hulman, Jr
Darlene Norton Crowned Queen of District Dairy Show
Darlene Norton, 15, of Strahan community, was chosen queen of the District 4-H Dairy Show in Council Bluffs. She will represent the district at the Ak-Sar-Ben Dairy Show to compete for Ak-Sar-Ben Queen. Winners include Mills county participants Eleanor Buch, Dyle Downing, and others across multiple breeds and ribbons. A card of thanks from Ray Kelley accompanies the item.
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Darlene Norton
Dodge Park
Council Tuffs
Ak-Sar-Ben
Strahan
Council Bluffs
Victor Norton
Malvern
Aksarben
Aksarry Queen
Mills
Cass
Montgomery
Mottawattamie
Darlene
Aksarben Show
Rugen
Ste
Frederick
Mills County
Eleanor Buch
Glenwood
Holstein
Dyle Downing
Pacific Junction
Waunita Bolte
Silver City
Ayrshire
Carol Buch
Guernsey
Kathleen Hilton
Wayne Baker
Hastings
Darrell Baker
Susan Norton
Bob Patten
Emerson
Sir DuVal
Tahor
Roger Slaughter
Jersey
John Slaughter
Marilyn Sue Williams
Gary Yates
Delores Downing
Waunlla Bulte
Mills County Adopts Budget Based on Higher Valuation
Mills County will tax on a taxable valuation of 29,062,446 dollars for the coming year, about 2 percent above last year. Total millage is 20,571 with last year’s valuation at 28,258,378 dollars. Adopted budgets filed with the auditor show increased asks across agencies, including school and town allocations, aided by a new Glenwood grade school project and expanded town incorporations spending.
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Mills County
Sehow
Glenwood
Agnes Livengood
Board of Educ
sonan Assessor _ ae
Co. San Agi
Henderson
Silver City
Trac Junction
Anas
Noson
Malvern
Emersum
Sis
Strahan
Pathar
Emerson
Early Primary Changes With Minimal Assurance Given
State Senator Henry Washburn and Representative William Ifarbor led a Mills County delegation before the Highway Commission at Ames to push for hardSurfacing Iowa 242 from Silver City to Migdway 34 and to add a farm to market road north to Highway 100. The commission said 242 likely won’t be surfaced before 1947 as funds shift to 100 and 59 through 1956. The group also urged state takeover of the farm to market road, but chairman Lundy noted 1,500 unsurfaced miles remain in the primary system.
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Henry Washburn
Mastings
William Ifarbor
Henderson
Mills Coun- Hans
Lower Highway Commission
Ames
Silver City
H. J. Adans
Ren Wargoin
Ione Kruse
Trussell Lundy
Lundy
Silver City Schools Set Sept 5 Start Date
The Silver City public schools will open on Monday Sept 5 marking the start of the new year after an earlier erroneous listing. Madison, the superintendent, notes a half day of classes on opening day with lunch served. Initial teachers meetings will occur that afternoon.
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Silver City
al. Vines
Madison
Feschers
Second Salk Polio Shot to be Given Here Sept 8
Second Salk polio inoculation is scheduled for September 8 in the eastern half of the county. The event, part of a countywide program, will be administered to children by Dr Mike Sehettebay and local medical staff at regional vaccination sites.
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Counts Mestival Society
Secant
Mike Sehettebay
Archer Receives Master of Arts Degree
Archer received his Master of Arts degree from Colorado State College. He has taught in Maple Town schools for the past three years and will continue teaching this fall.
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Wits
ATA
Colorado State College
Malvern Elects Clara Stevens to School Board
Mrs Clara Stevens was appointed to Malvern board of education at a special meeting, succeeding Mrs Jamie Summers who resigned after moving to Glenwood. The appointment is part of the next election cycle. The board also reviewed policy and routine matters at the meeting.
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Clara Stevens
Malvern School Board
Frank Stevens
Malvern Board of Education
Jamie Summers
Glenwood
Porter to Receive Master’s Degree at Drake Friday
Bevil Porter, a Stratan High School principal, will receive a Master of Education in Educational Administration from Drake University Friday. He has served as a teacher and administrator, guiding students and staff in Cedar Falls and nearby districts.
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Porter
Drake
Bevil Porter
Stratan High School
Caninence- Meh
Rede Priverging
Die Modnes
Hee Justis
Lowaarate
Tewelers
Calleace
Mr Porter
Ie Strahan
Ground Observer Corp Completes Four Week Course
Ground Observer Corp completes a four week course with Wing verification night at the Community building Mia Sten presented wings and certificates to a list of attendees including Mr Germold Gosser Mrs Kenneth Jones and Mr Hobert Coupled plus Ralph Scott Robert Stroud Lawrence Jones Chris Hines and others among the participants.
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Ground Observer Corp
Waanty
Cheeevera
Ipuid
Auk Ds
Conie Nmnity
Mia Sten
Germold Gosser
Kenneth Jones
Valsaf
Me Hobert
Halpd Boower
Ralph Scott
Onde Qiekerebuet
Robert Stroud
Lawrene Jones
Chris Hines
May Entip
Sidi Adans
Strahan Student Awarded ISTC Scholarship and Military Reserve Status
Strahan student Jottet Chaire Bhanding enrolled at ISTC as the Strathan Haw student. Jimet, a high school erudite, shows interest in kindergarten politics and violin aria. Dr Beckwith placed in inactive reserve status by US Public Health Service Dental Surgeon role. not subject to active duty except for training and oral defense.
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Jottet
Stratan
Haw
Othe Dew State
Jimet
Strata High Schaol
Beckwith
Public Health Service
Henderson Holiday to Present Fine Program
Henderson Holiday schedules a fine program for September 17 featuring local talent and community acts. The event promotes arts and culture with a lineup of performances and exhibits, inviting residents to attend and support the cultural initiative.
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