Reckless Driving and Intoxication Charges in Justice Court
Ray Travold Wilson and Milling of Macedonig appeared after returning from a redea and faced charges. Wilson was fined 350 dollars and costs for reckless driving while Milling was fined 20 dollars and costs for intoxication in Justice Ernest Cinunel’s court.
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Ray Travold Wilson
Nila
Siid
John ©. Milling
Macedonig
Redea
Ernest ‘Cinunelman
Wilson
Pilling
Glenwood Men Pay Fines After Disturbance
Merle Spred and William Price of Glenwood were fined $15 each plus costs for disturbing the peace after a fight. Terry Dean Brace of Glenwood faced a $13 fine for disturbing the peace due to driving noise. Johnny Hascher of Plattsmouth and Willie King of Kansas City were fined $10 and $20 respectively for loud noise and improper passing.
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Merle Spred
William Price
Glenwood
Ernest Timmerman
Terry Dean Brace
Johnny Hascher
Plattsmouth
Willie King
Kansas City
Back to School as AACHS Graduates Return to Learning
Numerous AACHS graduates start fall study across Iowa and neighboring states. Attendees include Bonnie Spiker and Nancy Manson at the University of Iowa, Roy Scott and Bill Costello at Northwest Missouri State, Carole Orn at Clarinda Community College, and many others across state colleges and universities. Social notes mention a family dinner in Omaha as Priscilla Wearin and relatives were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ford, followed by a birthday gathering for Allen Blezek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ford
Anne Nelson, Sr
Omaha
Bruce Peytor
Paul Blezek
Clair Blezek
Allan
Allen
Quail Population Shows Increase in Iowa
DES MOINES SCC reports fall quail hunting prospects look strong as surveys show a 20 percent rise in quail population from last year. Biologist Elden Stempel notes most birds are adults and hatching weather this spring boosts counts. Final figures await Getother counts and further data.
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Des Moines
SCC
Elden Stempel
State Conservation Commission
Stempel
Blackhawks Grid Outlook Bright with 15 Returning Lettermen
NY Blackhawks enter season under new coach Jim Agnew with 15 returning lettermen including 11 seniors led by top scorers Boileat and Grielle. Key seniors include Lees Morris Pau Nordstrand and Byers, plus juniors Boi-jeau and Hinkle. Schedule opens September 9 at Hamburg and includes Farragut Malvern Stanton homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhawk
Rick Morris
Donnie Hascall
Joe Lees
Denny Boileau
Blackhawks
Rod Grindle
Don Hascall
Havie van Nordstrand
Mike Yowell
Bol Johnson
Marty Verba
Randy Byers
Dennis Boi- Jeau
Steve Hinkle
Dave Bruce
Scott Sayers
Boileat
Griille
van Nordstrand
Paul
Hamburg
Farragut
Malvern
Stanton
Schedule Dates for Fremont Mills Freex and More
Fremont Mills hosts Freex on October 7 and October 14 at Freex opponents scheduled. October 21 road game at South Page followed by October 28 away at Sidney. November 4 features New Market.
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Fremont Mills
Freex
South Page
Sidney
New Market
Two Die in Mills County Plane Crash
Aeronautics authorities joined in Glenwood to investigate a private plane crash on the Gillard farm two miles north of town. Pilot Merle Ravenstein, 37, of Council Bluffs, and passenger John H. Roach, 33, of Oklahoma City, were killed. The home made plane, assembled from a kit, fell almost straight down after radar contact was lost near midnight. Authorities said the wreckage was found around 6:30 p.m. and two bodies were recovered about two hours later. Ravenstein had piloted the craft for years and Roach was an FAA flight service specialist.
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Atlantic
Kansas City
Glenwood
Gillard
Merle Ravenstein
Council Bluffs
John H. Roach
Oklahoma City
Okla
Omaha
Edwin Barkus
Dale Shelley
Emerson
Council Bhils
Ravenstein
Minneapolis
Roach
Federal Aviation Agency
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Anandom
Malvern Area
University of Iowa
Bonnie Spiker
Nancy Manson
Lora Beckwith
Kathy Glynn
Pat Newell
Jan Castello
Northwest Missouri
Roy Scott
Bill Costello
Albert Ponton
Caral Worlman
Cindy Adams
Stesan Darrah
Duane Clay
Tim Markel
Eugene Alberts
Byron Leu
Clarinda Community College
Carole Orn
Suellen Cashmer
Karl Hertz
Bob Scipold
Randy Hardy
Havel Yardy
Tom Gidley, Jr
Frank Darrah
Shirley Malcom
Keith Wilcox
Iowa
State University
Bill Blackburn
Chelly Mort
Doug Das Diner
Mark Robbins
Jane Wearin
John F. Kennedy College
Rayna Reed and
Carol Wolfe
Warren Hall
Gerry Turner
Simpson College
Clayton Hertz
Kathy Lippincott
Prake University
JoAnna Ponton
Kansas Act Institute
Cathy Bugoin
American Business Institute
Peg Natson
State College of Iowa
Barbara Brammer
University of Nebraska
Don Feisleman
Doug Deitchler
Bradford Junior College
Priscilla Wearin
Che Malvern
Malvern, Iowa
Steve Blackburn
Orioles
The
Jim Agnew
Dick Bob
Charles Pau
Mills County
Why the Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Capitol Hill
Main Street
Christian Science Monitr
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Boston
Massachusetts
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Salyers Auto CO
Ford Sales & Service
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