Following the Leader By F A W
The Leader staff appreciation note highlights heavy workloads and skilled teamwork during a busy period. It honors long serving Dean Elmo D Hering nearly 43 years, Ed Edie who moved to Washington, and ongoing roles for Roger Shapcott apprentice Bob West and Cathy Smith. Verna Scott coordinates front office and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo D. Hering
Ben Franklin
Washington State
Roger Shapcott
Bob West
Cathy Smith
Verna Scott
Welcome home for Vernon Jim Irwin ends tour in Germany
Mr. Vernon Jim Irwin has completed his U S Army service and returned home on June 1. A welcome home picnic was hosted by Opal Irwin and family with attending relatives from Omaha Council Bluffs and Glenwood including the Burmiester Irwin and Shipley clans. Visitors and travel include Ralph Wederquist of Ottumwa and Mabel Fry of Ayr. Robert Hopp and Lyndon Livengood families also joined from Henderson. Mrs. Ira Bell attended Lotlie Trapp funeral services in Red Oak. Ed Polletts hosted Sunday visitors from Henderson and Lake View guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Irwin
U. S Army
Germany
Opal Irwin
Stan Burmiester
Robert Irwin
Omaha
Dean Woolen
Larry Irwin
Larry Shipley
Council Bluffs
Janet Zandlers
Wayne Zanders
Ralph Wederquist
Ottumwa
Mabel Fry
Ayr
George Mort
Ernest Alberts
George Wederguest
Glenwood
Glen Haven
Boulder
Colo
Ralph
Colorado University
Robert Hopp
Lyndon Livengood
Morris Harbor
Henderson
Lake Okoboji
Ira Bell
Lotlie Trapp
Red Oak
Ed Polletts
Mowar Allensworth
Frank Chamberlain
Lake View
Lloyd Haynie
Coucil Bluffs
Guy Haynie
Ec Barbara Carat
Beverly Blackman
Henry Schnoor
Hastings
Marlin Bright
Bernard Bright
Shenandoah
Richard Bright
Grenwood
Robert Schroeder
Don
Richard Mattson
Gerald Bade
Hooper
Nebr
Norman Sinner
Claude Kizzier
Floyd Kizzier
Corte Stewart
John Cary
Villisca
Bob Lahey
Austin Bass
Ralph Bower
Charles Wilson
Wilson
Eppley Field
Bob Wilson
Denver
Fourth of July visits and family gatherings in Mt Vernon area
A long list of visits and weekend gatherings across Mt Vernon and nearby towns as families from Palmer, Council Bluffs, Scranton, Glenwood, Denison, Red Oak, and Omaha Joined others for Fourth of July picnics and meals. Notables include the Doncheske, Kemp, Ahern, Jones, Fieselman, Haynie, and Bass families, with several local residents traveling to celebrate and reminisce. The column notes the writer resumes work after the holiday, describes hot humid days, and reports no rain since the last weekend. Grandson Debra Hammer and Marine families are mentioned among weekend guests and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Doncheske
Lee
Palmer
Nebr
Otha Dickersbach
Danny
Joni Kemp
Council Bluffs
Jon Kemp
Mark
Harry Kemp
Magnolia
James Ahern
Orlo Jones
Barbara
Peggy Fohner
Woody Jones
State Welfare Expenditures for June Report Totals
Mills county public assistance expenditures for June 1966 show 162 recipients of old age assistance averaging 92.59 and 41 aid to dependent children families including 153 individuals with grants averaging 163.27. Medical aid to the aged supported 58 recipients at 46.75 each. one aid to the blind recipient received 27. The disabled received 11 payments averaging 77.54. The June welfare load for Mills county stood at 273 cases with 385 persons and total cost 25,286, down 82,607 from May. Tremont county figures show 202 elderly recipients averaging 105.78 and 225 dependent children with grants averaging 161.70. 64 medical aid to the aged at 10.70. 10 blind recipients at 101.80. 17 disabled at 150.41. Fremont county time welfare load is 344 cases and 508 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Tremont County
Fremont County
Malvern School Board Adjourns with Budget Amendment
Malvern Community School District board adjourned on June 27 1966 after hearing on a budget amendment. General Fund expenditures increase from 298 994 to 333 283 funded by non tax receipts. taxes unchanged. Salaries for 1966 67 set for Crink Mickelson Seimpold Jones and Jones with monthly or annual rates. Board plans meetings with State Department of Public Instruction regarding a proposed senior high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wortman
Burgoin
Hays
Newell
Washburn
Malvern
Mills County
Towa
Fays
State Department of Public Instruction
N. P. Crink
Semi Annual Tax Report From County Treasurer
A historical county treasurer's plea for accuracy presents a semi annual tax report detailing delinquent taxes, assessments, and transfers. The document lists revenue from licenses, fines, and forfeitures, with figures attributed to state and county sources and notes of beam transfers and apportionments across departments.
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Leader
Elmo
James Denney
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Midlands
Vernon
Miley Schmidt
Bill Scherle
Congress
Main Street
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F. A. Wortman
Iowa
Imogene
Randolph
Yabor
United States
Collins Drug Co
Lee Kepple
Francis Signall
Scranton
Floyd Blackman
Debra Hammer
Kenneth Graves
Max Stammer
Tom Nutting
Martene Fieselman
Griswold
Don Fieselman Denison
Elmer Fieselman
Harrison, Ark
Don Primrose
Mt. Vernon
Jim Bells
Bellevue
Olha Dickelrbach
Virgil Roenfeld
Mineola
Roy Dunsdon
Tabor
William Barber Jr
Carl Anderson
Elmer and
Larry Jacksons
Keith Stacy
Charles Anderson
Li Anderson
Aurora
Alonzo H. Hatefield
Sellergren Chapel
Richard Bass
Louis Bass
Don Brice
Vin
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Benton
Donald Blackman, Sr
Patty and
Lesley Anderson
Lu'Andderson
Marine Pic Bruce Anderson
Jack Haney
Forrest Stephens
Ben
Malvern Community School District
Vern Mickelson
Albert Seinpold
Avis Jones
Clair Jones
Woodford R. Byington
F. M. Robinson
Prannie
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Diay
Foot City
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Gannts
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Weide
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Treneher
Heese
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Asan
Glenweal
Goh
Mle
Robison
Lazio
Conan
Vandel
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Lanyer
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