Summers and neighbors gather for church, visits, and shindigs
A long list of social items fills a week in the community. Felix Summers and Mrs Summers leave for Milwaukee after hosting a cooperative dinner with friends. Neighbors from Verner, Malvern, Glenwood, and nearby towns attend visits, baptisms, and holiday meals. Local residents travel to Omaha, Cedars, and Bedford for events, medical care, and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerine
Felix Summers
Prtetis
Strarer Summers
Omehe
Twerdesti
Milwauker
Euchir
Neat Kane
Bordie
Cuesis
Reyner Renderr
Beattie
Sipest
Will Weit
Joe Walker
Carl Wisn
Meiverr
Rapeherd Wednesdes
Verner Png Bernard
Meedelbert Deli
Malcorr
Robert Thetler
Une Roberts
Council
Hjuff
Reeves-Robinson
Bedford Sunder
Z. E. Randeraer
Mee
Glenwood
Hew- Thorne
Berwent
Lutheran Hospital
Omaha
Mre Swain
Othe Hyde
Mre. Hyde
January Meeting at Mo and M Cafe Notes Delegates
The Monday evening meeting at Mo and M cafe drew 31 members and guests. Delegates were chosen to attend the state board meeting in Des Moines on February 12 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. PW
M and M
Mo and M
Des Moines
Emerson Girls Edge Silver City In Close Mills County Bout
In Friday night action at the Mills County conference both Emerson squads defeated Silver City. Emerson girls won 27 25 after leading 16 9 at halftime with Delores McMahon scoring 11 and Gaylen Lunn adding 9 for Emerson. Emerson boys beat Silver City 55 51 as Ron Simpson poured in 20 for Emerson while Frank Jones led Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Emerson
Silver City
Emerson Girls
Silver City Girls
Victor
Delores McMahan
Gaylen Lunn
Ron Simpson
Emon
Frank Jones
Naval school graduate headed to Brunswick Maine
Phillip D. Tabor now serving in the naval school in Clsthe Kansas will finish his course on dan 2B and has received a new assignment in Brunswick Maine after seven days travel time. Several local residents were noted visiting and family gatherings were reported including Mr and Mrs Hersche Armen of Malvern and Miss Joyce Williams Krhdes whose event was today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip D. Queen
Naval School
Clsthe
Kans
Brunswick
Maine
Relph Williams
Fert End
Joyce Williams
Harle Williams
Carl Redenbsuch
Japetian
Bud Madison
George Fowers
Karen
Gail Powers
Russell
Glenwood
A. H. Coykendall
Lowell Norman
Idaho
Lew Ballinger
Monday
Henderson Beats Carson In Close Friday Night Match
Henderson defeated Carson 87 to 56 in a game decided at the end with Nick Dayson’s late free throw sealing it. Henderson led 18-16 after the first quarter and were tied 46-46 after three. Bob Stille scored 18 for Henderson, Steve Steiner added 12, and Ken Kates had 20 for Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Carson
Nick Dayson
Lerson
Bob Stille
Steve Steiner
Ken Kates
Stennett Girls Triumph In Overtime Battle At Silver City
Silver City hosted Stennett as the girls game stayed tied 10-10 after the first quarter and 27-27 at the end of the third. Stennett pulled ahead in overtime to win 42-40 led by Jorce McCunn and Delores McMahon with 21 points each for Silver City, Clyde Bond scoring for Silver City and Patterson for Stennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Stennett
Jorce McCunn
Delores McMahon
Clyde Bond
Patterson
Henderson Bows to Wales Lincoln in Tuesday showdown
Henderson fell to Wales Lincoln 2523 at halftime as Steve Siemer led Henderson with 11 points. Mort Fuller paced the winners with 23 points and Finestore added 12. Wales girls won 73-57, led by Donna Wetzel 28 while Henderson’s Nancy Ambrose scored 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Remet
Wales
Lincoln
Steve Siemer
Mort Fuller
Finestore
Donna Wetzel
Nancy Ambrose
Community 4-H Cloaks January Demonstrations and Talks
A series of 4-H club demonstrations and talks highlighted wardrobe care, garment pressure techniques, and notions like new threads and thimbles. Harriet Mackey discussed fabrics and a sewing session featured Suete Cotter Nert with a February event at the Justice and Wave Tackett venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larbere Uiterbatk
Janice
Hastings Jr Feeders Host To Hastings 4-H Night
A Hastings 4-H Dad Night and related club activities are reported. Judy Viner demos thread techniques and line selection while AYP hosts a bowling party at Manawa with cheers to repeat. Meetings include chili suppers, award certificates, and plans for future gatherings in Mills County with 4-H clubs and Extension notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Copperstone
Hastings Jr
Mills County
Jack Schoening
Ded
Richard Wiegmann
Indian Beeryettes Meet at Deanne Melain Home
The Indian Beeryettes met at Deanne Melain's home on January 15 with 25 members present. Leaders and visitors attended while plans were laid for the Mother Daughter Tea in February. Sally Smith spoke on Warning Signs of Foot Trouble and Mary E. Shaw discussed Shoer for Comfort. Blanche Laughlin demonstrated Sewing Equipment as the group sang several 4 H songs. The next meeting is set for February 21 at Donna Warren's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breanna McLain
Deanne Melain
Sally Smith
Mary E. Shaw
Shoer
Blanche Laughlin
He Haid
Donna Warren
Karen Pritchard
Mills Memos by Dick Uuoor County Extension
The Mills County Seed Distribution Committee offers certified Clintland oat seed at 2.95 per bushel with resistance to certain rats. Cream and milk samples will be tested for brucellosis at local stations next week. residents not selling milk may bring samples to the nearest cream station between Jan 28 and Feb 3. Social Security eligibility is explained for farm operators including tenants and landlords on various lease types, with guidance to contact the Extension Office for unsure cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Uuoor
Mills County Seed Distribution Committee
Nebraska Town Milk Association
Mille
West Port
Fndt
Eure
Social Secur
County Farm Bureau Sets February Family Party Night
County membership committee meets at the Farm Bureau office to finalize the program for a county family party night on Thursday February 24 1955 at the Malvern Community Building Officers committee members captains and workers advised to bring own lunch and coffee will be provided Weather disrupted scheduling and leg islation on property tax and speed limits dominate Des Moines concerns Des Moines tax and road funding proposals are under consideration County leaders invited to Des Moines for Feb 1 2 and 3 Farm Bureau training in Fort Des Moines Hotel with expenses paid by county bureaus for attending representatives The program aims to expand knowledge and improve county Farm Bureau activities through shared experience and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Malvern
Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
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Whatvernians
Aw Jonson
Vallaroo
Anther
Lotion
J. R. Bali. Perente
Nerth Eset Malvern
Howard Gearharts
Roger
Colliar Drur Co
Orville Starr
Sandsr
Pierson
Roger Starr
Starr
Mise
Willie Messerole
Ape
Arlo Powell
Prider Evenins
Mise Bee Messerole
Jim Heriie
Sue
Keri
Avoce
E. D. Bering
Charlie Coetetlr
Dee Moines
Costelin
Colfax
Meynaré Joure
Henry Conad
Mercy
Council Bute
Conad
Connell Brutes
Bertholomew
Hart
Barthsiomew
Counc
Blute
Clatis
Greck
Mondey
Henry Bebnoor
Mercy Hospital
Fairny
Eeemundeen Hospital
Jesse Hetzel
F.F.A
Perth
Empress Theater
Dan
Jesse James
Peggie Castle
Lita Baron
Gonald Barry
Bengal
Rock Hudser
Arlene Dahl
MacGonald Cary
Joanne Dru
John Ireland
Bounty Hunter
Witht
Kenacion Scorr
Huntsman’s
Oregon
Carnation
Morton
Tabor
Mir Tiurl Fletcher
Akos
S.C. Girls
Kethy Phillips
Andres
Garret
Webe Reid
Kathy Phillips
Judy Vite
Gers & Tele
Les
Hennie Sietthing
Ford
Antté Gayle Viner
Judy Viner
Nancy Wallace
AYP
Manawa
Yvonne Buffington
Chil
Irene Maddocks
Haread
Veers
Harry Nelean
Harold Swett
Geo. Wil Hams
Gary Maher
Patti Fichter
Hastings Hustlers
Wearin
Martha
Becky Wearin
Jan
Martha Wearin
Lois Timson
Marcia Fender
Mills County Farm Bureau
Amnity
Amutre
Hed Oak
Robert Kruse
Leviel
Les Maines
Mills
Necord
Glaser
Clint
Bonner
Johnson Ostman
Lumberton
N. J
Johnson Oatman, Jr
Johnson Oatmyn & Son
Young Oatman
Johnson Ostman, Jr
Jesus
Ostman
E. C. Excell
Park County
Ohio
Gypsy Smith
Mount Piersant
Gene Soureeys
Ossi
Funeral Home Ambulance Service
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