Mills County Sectional Tourney Opens at Glenwood High
The Mills County sectional basketball tournament started Monday at Glenwood High School and runs to Friday with finals pairing Henderson vs St Francis for class B and Glenwood vs Iowa School for the Deaf for class A. Emerson beat Hastings 30 29 while Silver City crushed Pacific Junction 67 25 as the opening rounds unfolded.
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Glenwood High School
Henderson and
St. Francis
Council Bluffs
Glenwood
Iowa School
Milla County
Malvern
Hastings
Emerson Crew
Hastings Quint
Emerson
Crouse
Hudson
Black
Burroughs
Silver City
Pacific Junction
Malvern Drops to 1 S. D. Team in Class A Game
Malvern fell 48-30 to S. D. Town School in a Class A contest after halftime. Bud Robinson led Malvern with 9 points while Tuttle and Froehle paced the Bobcats with 19 and 12. Lincoln was top Malvern scorer with 9 as the team struggled after the break.
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Malvern
Bobcats
Bud Robinson
Orioles
Lincoln
Tuttle
Froehle
Saints top Emerson in low-scoring basketball clash
Saint Francis defeated Emerson 48-18 as Emerson was held to three free throws in the opening period. St Francis led 25-6 at halftime with Tierney scoring 12 and Kelly adding 10 while Black, Henderson, Slump, Pendergast and Stenger starred for Henderson in a separate county tournament game. Brandon details include Silver City games, Glenwood wins, and Strahan’s team drop with a 38-15 score, summarizing a busy sports night.
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Bt. Francis Saints Hall
Emerson Quint
Glenwood
St. Prancia
Saints
Emerson
St. Francis
Emerson Boys
Tierney
Kelly
Black
Henderson
Silver City Bombers
Silver City
Slump
Pendergatt
Stenger
Pendergast
Jerry Melis
Bombers
Williams
Pame
Osterholm
Crowch
Harold
Ord
Glenwood Girla
Kruse and Decker
Nuckola
Strahan Girls Rally To Edge Randolph In Opening Game
Dolph led at halftime 41 5 as Strahan girls pulled away in the opener with a 26 25 win. J Irvin tallied 7 for Strahan while Laughlin and Baslee added 15 and 10 for the winners. Bennett scored 13 for Randolph in a game described as possibly their best this season.
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Dolph
Nosecable
J. Irvin
Strahan
Strahan Girls
Laughlin
Baslee
Bennett
Randolph
Malvern Tops Tabor 46 to 25 in Tight Open Field Battle
Malvern Orioles overwhelmed Tabor Bluejays by 46 to 25 as Lincoln and Zanders led with 14 and 10 points. Perry led Tabor with 7 while McGinnis and Rhodes added 6 and 4. Malvern junior high also defeated 25-10. Stennett topped Hastings 49-35 in a late game, and the Hastings girls lost 46-31 to Stennett. Beginners Library reading of In Johnny Crow's Garden drew a small turnout with several local kids attending.
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Malvern Orioles
Tabor Bluejays
Malvern
Bluejays
Tabor
Orlotes
Lincoln
Zanders
Houser
Bird
Orioles
Perry
McGinnis
Rhodes
Malvern Junior High
Stennett
Hastings
Crouse
Hudson
McCunn
Clark
Altesser
Beginners Library Club
Weill
Johnny Crow
Shirley Bell
Judy Ponton
Carolyn Swadley
Carolyn Dashner
Edward Seaton
Joyce Emerick
Ginitti Kay Anderson
Jean Mason
Sylvia Campbell
Sherrel Mitchell
David Setpold
Bill Wortman
Mills County Board of Supervisors meets January 12 1948
The Mills County Board of Supervisors met in Glenwood on January 12 1948 with Swarts Agan and Clark present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. A long list of bills and expenditures across departments including hardware, mercantile, fuel, medical, repairs and labor was approved and the board set salaries for township and town assessors and deputy recorder. A bid on interior court house painting was reviewed. the bid from Charles S Sonson of Council Bluffs was rejected. The board adjourned to February 5 1948.
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Board of Supervisors
Mills County
Iowa
Swarts
Agan and Clark
Ward FE
Clair
Clair Davis
Coun
Neer
Court House
Slater and Parks
Glenwood
Town
Carol Lovelaay Betesony
T Board of Supervisors
Violet Hergdon
Trice
Super Visors
Merbaval Almedie
Charles
Turtty B
Supurag Ticors
John E. Clark
Donald i
Mills
Dairying Profit Rule From 4-H Club News
4-H note on milking profits outlines a rule of thumb using butterfat price and hay cost versus grain costs. Iowa extension guidance says if the butterfat plus hay exceed the grain cost, dairy feeding remains profitable. Community items cover club meetings and events in Mills County with plans for parties, teas, and youth assemblies.
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Dick Goos
Iowa State College
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Treynor
Dick Slump
Mann
Emerson and Coburg
Emerson Girls
Coburg
Whisler
Coburg Boys
Randolph Divide
Bienen
Sianga
Man
Tabor Ee
Adams
Stogdill
Robinson
The
Blackburn
Morrow
Benedict
Whitehill
Proceedings of
Mills County Board of Supervisors
Senierchnig Clad
Claima
Wer
Boyer
Niterch
L. A Bramier
Brulin & Co, Inc
Merch
Collins Radio Shop
Eae Ee
McGrew
Fidler & Chambers
Adrala Fickel
Fickel
Moore
Mil
Suppiles
Ty. Times
8. Robinson
Suppiles Lames
W. Colling
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Ploersch
Bearhare Lbr
W. Harman
Joe Bitzman
Marshall Stockton
Care & Western
Bower
LaRue Drug
Glenwood Feed & Seed
Biref's
Taylor Impl. Co
Institu’ Eng
Bigger
Eyuip Met Kink Auto Supply
Liver City & Mills Coun- Paul Records
Pogr Fisher's Market
John Lang
Albert Thoenfeldt
Huredien
N. W. Bell
Paul Records
Rexall
Colin
Equip
Haulin
Cappel Buch
Durrell Stadt Rogs Daniels
Framany Dea
Fullerton Lbr
Glenwood Water
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Russell Good
Gunble
Guy Ol Co
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Hloty Motor Cy Esialls L. H. Batelman
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W. Heidele
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Phi Petratenny
Gasor Vb
Gilbert ‘Stoudill
Stanley
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Western Auto Store
Ray Chapman
Gerald Hindman
Labor
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Louis Mayberry
Henry Timmerman, Jr
Clair Jones
Argil Bacon
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Quy Stranathan
N. W. Price
Eddie Hammers
Ted Bacon
Henry Timmerman
Donald Bacon
E. P. Vandershule
John Shannon
Everett White
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Harry Tory
Herb Smith
H. A. Reynolds
Gordon Betscoter
Roy Robinson
Ivan Brook
Grant Chamberlain
Harry Potter
Ira Hayes
Arthur Wax
E. M. Straight
M.D. Linville
D. Kerry
Mervin Bolton
Lebor
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Eriii Mayberry
Laula Mayberry
Argil Hacon
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Henry Timmerman, Sr
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D, Mayberry
George Brower
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Jack Pultan
Darrell Stogehill
Aun
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Rock
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Plattville Township
A. E. Brokes
County Farm Bureau
Eeport
Traud
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Oak
Lucille Stubbs
County Extension
Oak Township
Herby Deitchler
Paul Jens
Jolly
Jolly Junior
Virginia Kahl
Wasserman
Rural Youth Assembly
Ames
Bill McGrew
Mills County Rural Young People
Glen Jordan
Bruce Jackson
Bartlett
Alina Louisa Huddoff
Hastings Jr
Milford Benincosa
Mary Burdie
Dick Blackburn
Garden Club
Empress Theatre
Ann Fellows
Robert Moore
C. Lincoln, Jr
Plativille Trotters
Pacific City School
Indian Creek
Hastings Hustlers
Mary Heroff
Foyca Allely
Stoodite
Rocu Tuy
ELC Ea
Sutcoastal
Crum & Djureen
Lovely Cocker
Vern Walker
Massey Harris
John Deere Harrow
Gerald Len
Hascall
Gamble Store
Chevrolet
Hasselquist Oil Station
Myrtle Rockafellow
Evans Jr
Dwight
Dan Myers
Elbridge Shock
J —— Butcher
Otha Mass
Marion
Clarence Nelson
Coronado
Joe Francis
John Waller
Rerf
Thurman
Poiacesion
G. Henson
Batley
Spartan
Edwitt Ambrose
Tke
Nellie Shenefield
Blanche Wirsch
Laura Kerney
Fisher
J. R. Hurst
Gerald Lea
Butt
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John Deere
International
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Rod McLean
Crum & Caureen Malvern
J. D
J. D. Hay
Victor Williams
Ford
Holden
L. W. Bushnell
Leonard Marskell
Fistiny
Ed F. Laughlin
Imogene
Janet Martin
Erin
Wanter
Glen Pevehouse
Marion Oats
Clara Dunn
al One
Deere
Guernsey
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