Supt. Miles to Leave Fremont Mills System
Supt. F M Miles of the Fremont Mills school system returned his unsigned contract to the board of education and said he is seeking a position in a larger system. He has not fixed a new location and will not assign until his decision is announced. Miles came to Tabor in 1964 after Manning era, served as coach and high school principal, became superintendent in 1960. He led the 1958 Tabor football team to a nine game undefeated season, scoring 255 points to 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Miles
J're' mont-Mills
Board of Education
Supt
Miles
Fremont Mills
Tabor
Manning
G. O. Mason
FFA Week Observance Theme Across Iowa and Nation
The National FFA Week February 16 22 features the theme Agriculture Vital to America highlighting agriculture as the nation economy and the Future Farmers of America. It notes agriculture as Americas largest single industry with over 150 billion invested, about five times the auto and steel sectors. Farmers contribute around 14 billion annually in earnings through farming activity.
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Iowa
America
Farmers of America
Apend for consumer goods in a large group
A fragment notes a consumer goods agenda linked to a group of 10 000 members across 263 units or chapters. The readable text hints at organized outreach or procurement efforts within a broad consumer association network.
FFA Week Emphasizes Growth of Iowa and National Chapters
Local chapters in Iowa and nine thousand nationwide totaling about 280000 members will highlight FFA Week with programs meetings and banquets. Vocational agriculture started in 1917 aided by Smith Hughes Act and grew into the FFA founded in 1928. Students study animal and plant sciences farm management and marketing while learning leadership and citizenship in a classroom and on farm setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
F.F.A
T.F.A
Mills Countians at FLB Meeting Next Thursday
More than 300 farmers are expected in Council Bluffs on Thursday, February 21, for the annual meeting of the Federal Land Bank Association of Council Bluffs. Principal speaker will be Kenneth B. Lynk of Marshalltown, a director of the Farm Credit Banks of Omaha. Directors and event details are listed for the FLBA, which funds long term farm real estate loans in Harrison, West Pottawattamie and Mills counties.
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Council Bluffs
Federal Land Bank Association of
Hotel Chieftain
Harlan Lammert
Silver City
Association
Kenneth B. Lynk
Marshalltown
Farm Credit Banks of
Omaha
Tors
Council Bluffgs Flba
Harrison
West Pottawattamie
Mills Counties
Lammert
Carl Buch
Glenwood
Alex Christensen
Pacific Junction
Kenneth §. Kersten
Honas Lindt
Logan
Hugh Zahner
Modale
Carl Spethmann
Oaks Community Church Activities and Visits
Oaks Community Church news notes Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Choir practice Thursday evening. Young People's service first and third Sundays. Attendance 78, visitors 10, offering 14 dollars 14 cents. Scriptural readings include 2 Corinthians 4 Psalm 23 4. Several local residents and guests are listed visiting or traveling, with social events such as a ham supper and various visits to Omaha Shenandoah Montgomery and Red Oak.
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Oaks Community Church
Merrill Sowers
H. P. Fast
Robert Hicks
I. W. Castor
Solo
Lord
Ann Frances
Boulder
Colo
the Oaks Mystery Circle
Charley Burson Land
Near Tabor
L. E. Brammeler
John Siefford
Dennis Bond
Omaha
Byron Viner
Gilbert Hamiltong
Shenandoah
J. W. Castor
Ben Aukland
Clearfield
Carleton Davidson
Gary Honeyman
Bill Huft
Producers Livestock Company
Music Hall
Don Terry
Jim
Bobby
Missouri Valley
Red Oak
L. E
Cancer Film Show in Malvern March 25
A county wide open screening of new Cancer Films will be sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary in Malvern on March 25 at the Community building. Four films stress early cancer detection and Mrs. Martin Harold of Glenwood, chairperson for the Mills county American Cancer Society chapter, urges clubs to schedule cancer education as part of the national early detection program.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Malvern
Martin Harold
Glenwood
Mills County
American Cancer Society
Campfire fellowship across nations in God’s impartial love
The Upper Room in Nashville quotes a neighbor’s invitation to share a campfire as a symbol of God's inclusive kingdom. The piece emphasizes unity beyond skin color or occupation and invites prayers to guide humanity from greed to love, fostering true brotherhood through Jesus.
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Jesus
God
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