Mills County Weeklies Error Mix Ups and Local News
This week in Mills County reports mixed page 5 news from Hillsdale and Henderson due to a production error. Domestic bliss frames the issue with several wedding anniversaries. last month’s missing business news and photos from Malvern begin to appear. The State Historical Society of Jowah grows with new Mills countian member Mrs. Glen Jackson of Henderson area.
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Tscht Hillsdale
Tillsdale
Henderson Community News
Leader
Malevern
State Historical Society of
Jowah
Wm. J
Steamboat Bill) Petersen
Mills
Glen Jackson
West of
Henderson
Roger Scheel Earns Cum Laude in 1967 Presidents Club
Roger Scheel of Sioux City earned Cum Laude membership in the 1967 Presidents Club, top sales honor of Bankers Life Company Des Moines. He ranked among 301 leading salesmen, with 72 meeting added Cum Laude criteria. son of Roy and Mrs Scheel of Malvern. Weather snapshot notes mild February with snappy air and hints of snow in Mills County. temperatures listed.
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Roger Scheel
Sioux City
Bankers Life Company
Des Moines
Wayne O'Connor
Scheel
Scheel Is the Son
Roy Scheel
Malvern
Break-in at Standard Service Station in Silver City
Sheriff Edwin Barks investigated a break-in Monday night at the Standard Service station in Silver City. Entry was gained by breaking a window, and no items appeared to be stolen per the sheriff.
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Edwin Barks
Standard
Silver City
County Chooses Caterpillar Crusher on Quality Basis
Mills county board of supervisors ordered a D7C Caterpillar for the engineering department at 30238 after issuing December 24 specifications and receiving three bids. County Engineer Charles Weber said the Missouri Valley Construction Company of Omaha won strictly on quality and past performance.
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Mills County Board of Supervisors
Charles Weber
Caity
Missouri Valley Construction Company of
Omaha
Weber
Smith Completes Company Supervisory Seminar
A. J. Smith of Malvern finished a seven day supervisory development seminar at Excelsior Springs Missouri. Sponsored by Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America, he serves as plant foreman at Emerson compressor station. Dr. Frank Pinet of the University of Kansas led the sessions, with 26 supervisors from multiple company locations attending.
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A. J. Smith
Malvern
Excelsior Springs
Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America
Smith
Emerson
Frank Pinet
University of Kansas Business School
Two Extension Crop Production Meetings Planned
Mills County hosts two crop production meetings on 1987 topics. The first at Nishna Valley High School on Feb 16 at 7 30 p m covers corn and soybean management including variety selection plant population and timeliness. A second session at Glenwood courthouse meeting room on Feb 21 at 1 30 p m will also cover herbicides and insecticides with a question and answer period.
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Mills County
la Verne Obrecht
Nishna Valley High School
County Court’ House
Glenwood
Hold Two 16 Year Olds for Coin Box Break-Ins
A juvenile court in Coumell Bluffs schedules a February 24 hearing for two Mills County 16 year olds held after they were taken into custody following sheriff investigation into recent coin box break ins at car washes in Glenwood Malvern Emerson and Red Oak. Sheriff Edwin Barkus notes it is probable other youths will be involved.
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Coumell -Bluffs
Mills ‘County
Go Cil
Bluffs
Edwin Barkus
Glenwood
Malvern
Emerson
Red Oak
Phelps and Cattle Industry Leader Sees Big Changes Ahead
Charles Phelps of Hastings, vice president of the National Livestock Feeders Assn, attends the annual convention in Des Moines. He predicts more farm unit consolidation, increased reliance on agronomists, and stricter labeling to counter synthetic beef threats. Phelps owns 1700 acres in southwest Iowa, runs 1200 acres, and employs three workers. He and his wife Marlene Johnson have three sons.
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Mills County
Charles Phelps
North of Hastings
Des Moines
National Livestock Feeders. Assn
Assa
American National Cattlemen
Iowa
Marlene Johnson
Malvern
John
Tom
Joe
Malvern Council Evaluates Water Needs Amid Rising Demand
Malvern officials met to discuss water supply, mains, and storage as winter use climbs to record levels. A new well at Henningsen Foods reduces load temporarily while summer demand could near 200000 gallons daily. Cleaning mains west of Lawn is planned to improve flow and new storage options, including underground near the wells or a northwest tank, were considered. C C Hass of Layne Western Co outlined projects and suggested seeking additional supply sources for the near future. Superintendent Crink also briefed on water sewer needs for a proposed new high school.
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Malvern Town Council
Malvern
Water Department
Henningsen Foods, Inc
Lawn
Verlin Hardy
C. C. Hass
Layne Western Co
N. P. Crink
Malvern Community Schools
Local motor vehicle registrations and marriage licenses
Weekly registrations list Plymouths to Josie Stotts Malvern John W. Thomas Glenwood Chevrolets to Clifford Scott Malvern Charles W. Burson and Howard McCurdy Glenwood Sher wood W Kier Pacific Junction Oldsmobile to Frank V. Burdick Glenwood Ford Pickups to Edwin Ross Glenwood Arlie J Suhl Pacific Junction Chevrolet pickups to Morris P. Gay Donald Carl Berg Glenwood GMC pickup to Robert E. Murray Glenwood GMC truck to Bryce Harrison Tabor Marriage licenses issued Michael Vincent Miller 21 and Sylvia Lee Ruit 18 Omaha Michael J. Saner 25 Omaha and Janice L Mullica 23 Pacific Junction
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Josie Stotts
Malvern
John W. Thomas
Glenwood
Donald Carlberg
GMC
Robert E. Murray
Bryce Harrison
Tabor
Michael Vincent Miller
Sylvia Lee Ruit
Omaha
Michael J. Saner
Janice L. Mullica
Pacific Junction
Nishna Board Picks Mabary to Fill Vacant Seat
Jack Mabary, a former resident northeast of Emerson, was appointed to the Nishna Valley Community Board of Education at a board meeting. He replaces J. F. Durbin, who served since district formation and resigned in January.
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Jack Mahbary
Emerson
Nishna Valley
Courthouse to Close for February Holidays
Mills county courthouse will close for Lincoln's birthday on Monday Feb 13 and Washington's birthday on Feb 22 as official holidays. A contract letting for a lowboy tractor unit for the engineering department, set for Feb 13, will be postponed to Feb 14.
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Mills County
Glenn L. Johnson
Lincoln
Washington
Karl Whitney Installed as Ruling Elder at First Fieve
Karl Whitney was ordained and installed as a Ruling Elder at The First Fieve Presbyterian Church during Sunday morning service. A congregational meeting followed. relatives attended.
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Karl Whitney
Rugh Shiveley
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S. C
Phelps
Nat
Congress
Senate
Georgia
Carolinas
Colorado
Federal
Commerce Dept
U.S
Mr. Phelps
Strahan Myf
Strahan Church
Ady
Council
Nishna
Jack Mabary
Pancake Dept
Rep. Harbor
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