Otha Hyde Dies. Mills County Pioneer and Farmer
Otha R Hyde longtime Mills County farmer died at his Hastings farm of a heart attack. He had served on the Mills county board of supervisors and was active in community work. Funeral services were held at Mansfield's Funeral Home Hastings, with burial in Malvern. He leaves a wife Besse Smithside son Richard A Hyde and others. He was a 33rd degree Mason and led Shorthorn cattle production.
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Hastings
Hyde
County Board of Supervisors
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TB Eng
Riverton
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T. W. Gidley
J. Ro Beckwith
Elma Ites
Terance Lisle
Joe Robbins
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Ile
Middle West
Mills County Board of Supervisors
Mills County Fair Board
Wearin District
Malvern Cemetery Association
Otha Hyde
Besse Smithside
Richard A
Mary Hyde
Machard W. Hyde
Hast Ings, Ia
Olive Swain
Nawthorne
Calif
Othella Elliott
Denver
Colonhees
Station Wagon Damaged in Tractor Collision
Damage to Tim Marsh's station wagon, 45, of Willisea, was listed at 250 dollars after a Monday afternoon crash with Bruce W. Jackson, 34, of Pacific Junction. The sheriff's report says the collision occurred on county roads at the Glen Bridges farm as Jackson turned the tractor. No injuries were reported.
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Tim Marsh
Willisea
Bruce W. Jackson
Pacific Junction
Glen Bridges
Jackson
Republicans See Tough Job Ahead at Co. Convention
The biennial Republican county convention in Glenwood heard optimistic notes from Wm. C. Rathke former state chairman who urged yard work to elect Dr. William Murray governor candidate while facing Gov. Herschel Loveless in November. Edgar Cook of Glenwood was named chairman with Agnes Livengood secretary. Delegates elected include Wm. Scherle Elizabeth Gidley and many others from Malvern Glenwood Hastings and Emerson. county and state conventions followed.
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Rathke
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Iowa State College
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Herschel Loveless
Edgar Cook
Agnes Livengood
K. A. Evans
Wm. Scherle
Wm. HH. Farber
Jane Scherte
Henderson
Eve Robbins
D. C. Aflely
Carolyn Washburn
Hastings
Roscoe Greenwood
Robert Winders
Emerson
Elizabeth Gidley
Bernice Bower
Malvern
Carl Remley
Ben Bullington
B. F. Buffington
Irene McManigal
Judson McManigal
Lela McManigal
JR. Cook
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Glen McGee
John Dean
Dick Barton
WR. Byington
Allen Wortman
L. F. Kruse
Mineola
Cook
Etot Thomas
W.B. Drake
Bob, Conk
John
Jol Dean
Faye McManigal
L. C. Dean
Busy Times Ahead as Art Frichter to Produce Eight Rodeos
Art Frichter, renowned Henderson rodeo impresario, plans a crowded season with eight events. After producing three rodeos this summer he has five more set, including Missouri state high school contest in Tarkio and appearances in Skidmore Topeka and several Kansas dates. He will travel to South Dakota to buy more rodeo stock to replenish his drone supply.
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Tarkio
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Topeka
Sabetha
Kan
Lenox
Burlington Jet
Dayton
South Dakota
Scribblings By M H E Pride in Independence Day Reflections
A Randolph Enterprise column reflects on Independence Day history, noting America’s 182nd birthday, the role of song and national memory. It cites Samuel Francis Smith’s America, Lincoln’s 1858 address, and celebrates community gatherings, with a closing welcome to new neighbors the Textur family.
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Mable Kerr
America
Boston
Samuel Francis Smith
Andover Theological Seminary
Smith
Germany
Britain
Mrs Earl Taylor Presided at State Farm Bureau Session
Mrs Earl Taylor chaired the Iowa Farm Bureau Women's Committee from Malls County at the annual Farm Bureau summer conference in Des Moines. About 200 delegates from rural counties gathered at Hotel Kirkwood to review the 1959 program, discuss scholarships for teachers and students, and plan to boost rural civic involvement and a citizenship program with the American Farm Bureau Federation launching later this fall.
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Earl Taylor
Malls County
Farm Bureau
Iowa Farm Bureau
Dea Moines
Kirkwood
Des Moines
Tureau
Phan Committee
Burm Bureau
Wong
Tolege
More Democrats See Hope From County Convention
Mills county Democrats met at the Glenwood Armory Friday morning and chose officers and delegates. Gordon Steiner of Henderson was named county chairman with Mrs. Mabel Wasserman of Mineola as chairwoman. Delegates to the state convention include Lola Wearin Hastings Nellie Fickel Eloise Steiner Henderson Edward Gleeson Pacific Junction Meriam Gunung Mary Estes Keith Hopp Delores Deitch Jer Glenwood Sam McKee Emerson Virginia Summers Lorraine Breeding Malvern Mable Wasserman Mineola and others. Delegates to both district and state judicial conventions include Gordon Steiner Glen Sowers Henderson Dr L C Blank Emerson Margaret Buttmann Malvern Irwin Stone David Bower Ray Knopp T Wayne Hunter Edward Hopp Chas Cheney L Genung Glenwood Viola Bichel Mineola.
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Lola Wearin
Hastings
Nellie Fickel
Eloise Steiner
Henderson
Edward Gleeson
Pacific Junction
Meriam i. Gunung
Mary D. Estes
Keith Hopp
Delores Deitch Jer
Glenwood
Sam McKee
Emerson
Virginia Summers
Lorraine Breeding
Malvern
Mable Wasserman
Mineola
Gordon Steiner
Glen Sowers
L. C. Blank
Nine Mills Boys Attend State 4-H Short Course
Mills county delegates at Iowa State College Ames attend the state 4-H boys short course where eminent authorities discuss space-age living challenges and youth decency. Speakers include Judge Philip Gillam and Dr. Paul Sanders. Delegates also tour agricultural engineering and beef nutrition facilities.
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Nine Mills
Iowa State College
Ames
LaVerne Obrecht
Mills County
Philip Gillam
Juvenile Court Jure
Denver
Colo
Southern Phanter Magazine
Paul Sanders
Richmond
Court House Closes for Holiday Weekend in Mills County
The Mills County Court House will close Friday and Saturday for the 4th of July holiday. Normally open half day Saturdays, officials say the building will stay closed with many county offices observing the holiday. No driver’s exams will be held at Glenwood this week due to Saturday closure.
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Court House
Mills County Court House
Glenwood
Fire Destroys Royston Barn in Peaceville
A large barn on the Royston acreage in Peaceville burned Sunday evening. The cause is unknown though the barn contained last year’s hay. Malvern firefighters and hundreds of spectators fought the blaze and watched nearby structures to prevent further damage.
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Peaceville
Perle Royston
Malvern
On the Line With the FBYP Meets July 10 at Wearin Farm Office
The next FBYP meeting is scheduled for Thursday July 10 in the Otha Wearin Farm Office located about a half mile west of Nishua Bridge on Highway 34 and 14 percent miles north on the east side of the road. Wearin will give a patriotic talk and display historic items. Members seek more contacts and invite attendance to attract new club members. Next week will reveal the Stand at the 4th of July results and note many thirsty attendees.
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Otha Wearin
Nishua Bridge
Highway 34
Wearin
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