Along Main Street With Pete Graham in Malvern
A holiday column by Ed Edie writes of local letters to the editor, editor’s dedication, and community tensions. The piece praises the editor’s decades of service to Malvern schools, notes criticism from coaches and students, and encourages constructive feedback as Pete Graham returns after holidays in New Jersey.
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Pete Graham
Dottie
New Jersey
Pete
Ed Edie
Leader
Main Street
Five from Mills Attend NFO Convention
Five delegates from Mills County attended the National NFO Convention in Louisville Kentucky last week. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Howard Palmer of Glenwood Neil Bentley of Emerson Kermitt Hiflyer of Malvern and Marion Fender of Imogene. The convention theme was NFO the Farmers Only Hope and plans were announced to lift surplus farm production after January 1. It also called for anti trust laws to limit corporate involvement to one sector and oppose vertical integration and packet feeding. Senators Hides and Cook spoke Thursday evening. IN JUSTICE COURT Paying fines in police court of John C Watson were Robert Paul Stewart speeding 22 Oral Hoops stop sign 10 William Stuben prohibited passing 20 Carl Lenz ex of Onawa failure to have vehicle under control 25 Cecil W Zirkelback of Glenwood speeding 15 Lawrence Tulmner of Glenwood speeding Robert L Grim of Omaha speeding Gordon Smith of Council Bluffs speeding
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Mills County
Louisville
Howard Palmer
Glenwood
Neil Bentley
Emerson
Palmer
Bentley
Kermitt. Hiflyer
Malvern
Marion Fender
Imogene
NFO
Hides
Senator Cook
Kentucky
Justice Court
John C. Watson
Robert Paul Stewart
Silver City
Oral Hoops
William Stuben
Omaha
Carl Lenz
Onawa
Cecil W. Zirkelback
Lawrence Tulmner
Robert L. Grim
Gordon Smith
Co. Bluffs
Church notes and schedules for local congregations
First Baptist Church led by Rev. Howard Maca with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 11, communion and evening service times listed, no choir practice until Jan 7. St John’s Lutheran invites worship at 9 a.m. with Sunday School at 10 a.m. United Methodist lists multiple services, meetings, and events through January including WSCS, youth, choirs, and annual conference. Strahan details a watch night event and Bible study plans with Psalms notes. St John’s Episcopal notes morning prayers at 10 a.m. and Holy Eucharist on the second Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Howard Maca
Ina Scarff
ST. John’s Lutheran Church
Henry Wesenberg
United Methodist Church
Clarence Woollard
Bonnie Mansfield
Mary Smith
Knight Tome
WSCS
Dem
Ruth Circle
Strahan United Methodist Church
Floyd Hillyer
Strahan
Malvern
George Williams
Psalms
St. John's Episcopal Church
Vine
Glenwood
Raymond Ray
Charles Milzenius
Church Army
Holy Rosary Catholic Church Glenwood Mass Schedule
Fr G L Kaufman pastors Holy Rosary in Glenwood lists Masses Sundays 7 30 am and 10 am Holy Days 9 30 am and 6 30 pm First Fridays 6 30 pm Mass at State School Sundays 1 pm Confessions 8 pm Saturdays and on Holy Days and Fridays.
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Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
Fr. G, L. Kaufman
January Address Reporting Period Declared by INS
R C Williams of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service said that the January reporting period for alien addresses is nearly here. All aliens in the United States must report their addresses during January, with few exceptions. Forms to file the report will be available at all post offices and INS offices during January.
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R. C. Williams
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Williams
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Pvt Bolton Awarded Combat Badge in Vietnam
Private First Class Frederick C. Bolton, 22, of Glenwood, received the Combat Infantryman Badge near Song Be, Vietnam, while serving with the 1st Cavalry Division (airmobile) as a rifleman in Company B, 2nd Battalion. The CIB honors infantry unit members who perform active ground combat.
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Song BE
Vietnam
AHTNC
Frederick C. Bolton
Mervin Bolton
Glenwood
1St Cavalry Division
Pvt
Bolton
Adult Farmers Meet to Plan Estate on Jan 4
A 1971 meeting for adult farmers will focus on estate planning, postponed from Dec 14 due to weather. The Chantry school pot-luck supper will follow, with dishes, bread, dessert, milk, and coffee provided. attendees should bring table service.
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Chantry School
Many Will Need to Re-vaccinate Dogs
Section 351.33, Code of Town, makes it unlawful to own a dog six months or older without rabies vaccination. Vaccines are valid for three years, and as this year marks expiration of original shots, many owners must re vaccinate before buying the 1971 dog license.
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Dan Stineman
Raburn Benton
Benton
Nishna Valley
Coline Rug
Busy Bees
MILLS
NFO Con
Alan Barhart
McHs Voc Ag
Evans Hillcrest
Scheirich