Mills County Week Sees Local Meetings and School Showcase
This week in Mills County shows a busy social and civic schedule. Malvern clubs held a Fram Bureau kickoff supper, Rotary and ASCS events, a 4-Club dinner honoring ASCS staff, and a Corner tournament at Farragut. Chantry school’s show directed by Bil Gilbert was video taped for Area XII IMPACT with director Ronald Call praising Nisha Valley Band Director Leroy Dick for a new student practice paint system driving motivation.
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Fétlen
Malvern
Rotary Club
ASCS
Farragut
Chantry School
Bil Gilbert
Area XII Impact
Ronald Call
Nisha Valley Band
Leroy Dick
Four Given Fines for OMVI Monday by Judge Martin
Four motorists charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated received fines of 300 dollars each from Judge Martin in Mills County District Court. Names listed include Maurice Fokken Imogene Hixson Victor Doughman and Cecil Vermule. Vermule chose a jail sentence in lieu of the fine.
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Mills County
HK Ker Martin
Maurice Fokken
Imogene
Harry J. Hixson
Bellevue
Nebr
Victor L. Doughman
Council Bluffs
Cecil Warren Vermule
Malvern
Vermule
County records show new vehicle registrations and marriages
Five cars and a pickup were registered in the last week with owners Melvin Trimmer, Charles Costullo of Malvern, Harold E. Moore of Glenwood, Jimmie D. Sybert of Council Bluffs, and Michael Ricker of Silver City. Marriage licenses issued to Jon R. Dyke and Deborah Ord of Silver City, Roger H. Grindle and Diane K. Harless of Glenwood, Wm. Highfield of Plattsmouth, and Sharon Pullen of Omaha. Treasurer F. M. Robinson warned it is the last Saturday before the license deadline and the office will be open from 9 am to noon Saturday January 25.
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P.M. Robinson
Deborah Ord
Buh
Silver City
Roger H. Grindle
Malvern
Diane K. Harless
Glenwood
High+field
Plattsmouth
Sharon Pullen
Omaha
F. M. Robinson
Bound Over for Driving While License Suspended
Rebecca Angelen of Glenwood was bound over to district court by Justice Carl Remley for driving with a suspended license. Bent pension for financial responsibility was sold for 500 dollars. David T F Neece of Glenwood was fined five dollars and costs by Kemsey for permitting an unauthorized person to drive.
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Rebecca Angelen
Glenwood
District Court
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Bent Pension For Financial Responsibility
Sits
Kemsey
David TF
Neece
Mills County Weekxy Weather Reflects Gloomy Skies
The Mills county weather over the past week was cold and cloudy with little sunshine. Temperatures stayed mild and daily readings show drizzly conditions with minimal moisture, resulting in a dreary stretch.
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Mills County
Suit over truck crash seeks 110000 in Mills County
Marjorie Johnson as executor of Russell E. Johnson funds a 110000 claim in Mills County District Court arising from a March 21, 1968 truck accident north of Glenwood while returning from Omaha. Defendants are Harold Johnson and Charles B. Carlson. The case involves a livestock carrier truck owned by Harold Johnson. A Ground Hog Supper is noted at Strahan Church on February 2.
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Mills County
Marjorie Johnson
Russell E. Johnson
Essex
Harold Johnson
Charles B. Carlson
Russell Johnson
Carlson
Glenwood
Omaha
County Food Stamp Plan Introduced February Fourth
The Mills County plan starts February 4 with sales in the courthouse community room. Full rollout planned from March to other towns with George Vogel of USDA consumer food program assisting in Glenwood. There have been 169 applications covering 365 people.
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George Vogel
Council Bluffs
USDA
Consimer
Food Pro Tam
Glenwood
Barton
Completed Boiler Repair at Malvern Community High School
Pennsylvanian factory workers repaired the Malvern Community High School boiler during a weekend, replacing a half boiler with a new part and welding it in. The boiler carries a three year guarantee from repair date for the district, while a fan motor failure prompted a new part installation. The heating system's one year guarantee remains on non boiler components. The system kept the building warm enough for regular classes on Monday.
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Pennsylvann
New Malvern Community High School
Still Time to Sign for Adult Sewing Class at MCHS
Marvin McDonald heads the local adult education program at MCHS inviting adults to enroll in a free sewing class. Interested individuals may call Mr McDonald at 8645 to sign up. the course will be taught by Mrs. Clara Salyers, the vocation home instructor.
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MCHS
Marvin McDonald
2Mr
McDonald
Vocation Home Co
Clara Salyers
Mills County ASCS Office Wins Midwest Top Efficiency Award
The Mills County ASCS office, fresh from state honors for efficiency, learned Tuesday evening that it earned the Midwest top efficiency award. Regional director Leonard Hoffman announced the honor at a Council Bluffs banquet attended by about 252 people, including state ASCS officials from Desert and area offices. The Mills County office, led by manager Margaret Bower, includes Edith Powles and board members Verin Gell, Grindle Jr., and Rew Bi Dean Lineain.
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Mills County
ASCS
Leonard Hoffman
Washington, D. C
Midwest
Dodiana
Ohio
Innis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri
Hoffman
Club
Council Bluffs
Mills Coimly
Mills
Countiarg
Desert
Ie ‘Mills
Margaret Bower
Tha Ager
Edith Powles
ASCE
Verin ‘Gell
Grindle Jr
Rew Bi
Lineain
Centennial Planning Meet Set for Malvern Feb 17
Malvern Commercial club schedules a Feb 17 community meeting at 8 p.m. in the Malvern Community building to plan the centennial observance with broad town participation. A committee of Allan Burdie Bill Blackburn and Alan Wartman will invite groups and develop interest. The club also adopts by-laws, plans an Easter Egg Hunt, and notes Hastings will hold a centennial and mutual cooperation.
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Malvern Commercial Club
Malvern Centennial
Bill Schroeder
Allan Burdie
Bill Blackburn
Alan Wartman
Malvern
Schroeder
Atlantic
Lentz Powles
Ernest Wederquist
Charles Wilson
Dudley Green
Hastings
Mills Bank Deposits Reach 18 Million by Year End
Mills County banks closed 1968 with deposits totaling 18,588,603.12 a new high and up 1.8 million from 1967. Despite drought and low farm prices, loans fell slightly from 1967 as ASCS payments and higher wages supported stability across institutions including Glenwood Mineola Emerson and Mills County State Bank.
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Mills
Drouth
Mills County
Glenwood
ASCS
Nso
T&s
Glenwood St
Emerson St
Mineola St
Mills Co
Bluffs Resident Fined On License Violation
Bluffs resident Fred Warren was fined $15 plus costs by Justice John Hall for violating a restricted operator license. Other fines included Rogan Spangler of Clarinda $15 for improper passing, Orlo D. Jones of Omaha $10 for speeding, John Lukassen of Lincoln $10 for failure to stop at open scales, and Melvin Zimmerman of Bethany $15 for improper registration.
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Fred Warren
Council Bluffs
Juigtice
Peare
John Hall
Rogan Spangler
Clarinda
Orlo D. Jones
Omaha
John Lukassen
Lincoln
Nebr
Melvin Zimmerman
Bethany
Fertilizer Talk Planned for January 27 at Malvern
An Adult Farmer meeting will discuss fertilizer use and availability across soil types. Attendees will hear Howard Notson, a local fertilizer dealer, and LaVerne Obreek, county extension director, cover practical fertilizer practices.
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Malvern Vace Ag
Howard Notson
LaVerne Obreek
Firemen to Pick Up New Truck in Indiana
Malvern firemen travel to Tipton Indiana for instruction on a new John Beam fire truck ordered weeks ago. They will drive it home to replace the aging Peter Piersch truck, which has required increasing maintenance. The crew includes Larry Hedlund Allen O'Dell Charles Shere and Charles Ellison.
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Malvern
Tipton
Indiana
John Beam
Peter Piersch
Larry Hedlund
Allen O'Dell
Charles Shere
Charles Ellison
Area Students Named to ISU Dean List
Several area students earned a place on the Dean's List at Iowa State University in Ames this week. Eligibility required a 3.5 grade point average. Included were Jane M. Naylor Emerson John R. Wilson Hastings Mary Evans Downing Mal yer and Catherine J. Doyle Ridalph.
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Towa State University
Ames
Jane M. ‘Naylor
Emerson
John R. Wilson
Hastings
Mary Evans Downing
Malyer
Catherine J. Doyle
Ridalph
Chantry Special Choir Video Taped for Area Use
Chantry school special choir was video taped Wednesday morning and will be shown on Area SID as an IMPACT project. Ronald Call, project director, outlined plans to take the group to the workshop and share vocal techniques. William Gilbert, the vocal director, praised by the tape observers for the choir’s promising work.
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Chantry School Special Choir
Sid
Ronald Call
William Gilbert
Malvern Calendar Highlights Sections for Week
Malvern Community High School lists key events for Monday through Friday including B team basketball at Fremont-Mills at 7 pm, a planned FFA skating party on January 31, and varsity basketball at Hamburg at 7 pm as a conference game. The schedule notes grades, times, and locations for student activities and contests.
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Malvern Community High School
Fremont-Mils
B&g
FFA
Tr. Ly
Hamburg
Estate Planning Meeting Set for Feb Five at Tabor Mills Fremont
The Mills and Fremont County Bureau Insurance Services rescheduled the estate planning meeting for Wednesday evening February 5 in the VFW Meeting Room at Tabor. Richard Klotz of Farm Bureau Life Insurance will conduct the session, covering costs, title holding, taxes, wills, inheritance taxes, gift taxes, and estate taxes. Ruth Klotz, a bank attorney and trust officer, is mentioned as related. Please confirm reserve locally with Farm Bureau agent.
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Mills
Fremont
County Bureau Insurance Services E
VFW
Tabor At
Richard Klotz
Drake University Law School
Farm Bureau.Life Insurance, Co
Ruth
Bankers ‘Tyist Company
Des. Moines
Local Farm Bureau
Agent Farm Bureau
Mialy
Sidney
New Pastor at St Johns Feb 16
The Rev Henry Wesenberg has accepted the call as pastor of St Jobs Lutheran church northeast of Malvern. He replaces former pastor P G Becker, who moved to Regina, Canada last April. Wesenberg and his family plan to move soon and a Feb 16 installation is planned.
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Henry Wesenberg
St. Jobs Lutheran Church
Malvern
P. G. Becker
Regina
Canada
Wesenberg
Sheriff Probes Vandalism at Bass Elevator
Sheriff Edvin Barkus continues investigation into vandalism at the Bass elevator near Strahan. Tin doors were opened to mix corn and beans, and a quantity of sols was taken.
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Edvin Barkus
Bass
Strahan
Mission Study in Third Session Here Sunday Evening
Rev Dale Gelding of Winterset spoke at the ution Church wide mission classes at the Baptist Church Sunday evening. A large audience learned of his nine years in Asia with the Far East Broadcasting Co using films from Singapore and the Philippines. A Q A period and social fellowship followed. Sessions resume 6:30 pm on day 26 at designated church meeting places with weekly topics and an offering each Sunday to defray school costs and mission work.
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Dale Gelding
Winterset
Ution
Baptist Church
Marvin Piburn
Kenneth Swain
Vietnam
Hom
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Martin
William H. Harbor
Henderson
Iowa House of Representatives
Harbor
Dan Reid
Iowa Press Association
Strahan Church
AYP. Adv
Bury Barton
Ic Mills County
Behin Venitn Willard
Jehin Mason
Ioan Nosckabel
Edith Pees
Guy D. Grindle
ISU
Tabor
St. John's
Mrs
Kenneth Scott
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