Cook Out King contest draws wide entries in Mills County
Mills County notes a Cook Out King contest with sponsors seeking many participants. Leland Hansen retires from competition as he is busy at restore work. A Dutch Gun club celebration drew a student from India and Dan McGrew from Ord and Omaha attended a chicken dinner at Era’s Worry Tavern.
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Leland
Cork
India
Reight
Dan McGrew
Ord
Onwha
Ebr
Era's Worry Tavern
Officer Rich Back on Job in Malvern
Malvern's law enforcement program is back in operation with C. W. Rich serving as deputy marshal awaiting a permanent appointment. The town lacks a mayor and one councilman, while remaining councilmen seek applicants. Premium Mills County Fair lists have been mailed listing many classes for 4-H and FFA, including crafts, agricultural products, and livestock.
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Malvern
C.W. Rich
Marshall
Four year old Kahl loses hand in grain truck accident
Mr and Mrs Harold Kahl of City report their four year old daughter was badly injured when a grain loading accident at their farm home caused a grain bin to slip. The child was rushed to Edmund tal unit for treatment and was in fairly good condition.
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Tie Kahl
Daugh
Harold Kahl
City
Glenscue
Edmundtal
Improper Backing Charge In Malvern Fine
Margaret Stevenson of Malvern paid a $10 fine and costs in Justice John Hall's court for improper backing on Main Street. Highway Patrolman Harry Weis filed the charge as part of speed and registration cases. Other fines included Robert Cross $7, Wilbur Stevens $26, James Thompson $15, and Earl Reed Jr. $5 plus costs. Mrs. Anna Mickelyai and Mrs. Mary Edwards will host Sunday events at the Mills county Historical Museum and Glenwood lake park with Nishna Valley Teachers Association instructors attending.
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Main Street
Margaret Stevenson
Malvern
John Hall
Harry Weis
Highway Patrol
Robert Cross
Fremont
Neb
Wilbur Stevens
Springfield
James Thompson
Beaverton, Ore
Virginia Hall
Earl Reed, Jr
Omaha
Anna Mickelyai
Mary Edwards
Glenwood
Mills County
Glenwood Lake Park
Nishna Valley Teachers Association
Severn Snodgrass Pleads Guilty in $25 Fine Case
A charge filed January 4 against Severn Snodgrass of Thurman ended with a $25 fine plus costs paid in Justice Timmerman’s Glenwood court. The attorney paid the fine. Other Timmerman fines include Douglas G. Murey for speeding $20, Millard Neb for speeding $20, and Edwin B. Jackson of Council Bluffs for defective equipment $10.
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Severn Snodgrass
Thurman
Justice
Ernest Timmerman
Glenwood
Timmerman
Douglas G
Murey
Millard
Neb
James C. Keightley
Edwin 8
Jackson
Council
Free Street Bingo Promises No-Cost Fun Thursday
Merchants sponsor a free bingo event on the sidewalks just south of the ASCS office. Open to anyone 12 and older with no ticket required. Games run from 8:30 p.m. to 4 a.m. prizes offered by cooperating stores reward winners.
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ASCS
New Vehicle Registrations and Candidate Filings in County Seat
County Treasurer F M Robinson reports new motor vehicles registered this week. Names include Art Fritcher, Larry Brower, Glen Bolton, Harold Brammer, Ena Krause, Clyde Gillespie, C W Zirkelbach, Truman Chase, Les Mode Cleaners, Glenwood and Harold K R Brammer. Marriage licenses issued to Gary Stouder and Yvonne Barkus, Franklin Hull and Donna Burdick. Auditor Glens L Johnson notes all Republican candidate filings are in, including Barkus for sheriff, Evans for supervisor, Washburn for supervisor, Cook for county attorney, Strand for clerk of the district court. deadline 5 p.m. Wednesday.
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Nive
F. M. Robinson
Art C. Fritcher
Henderson
Larry Brower
Tabor
Glen M. Bolton
Glenwood
Dodge
Harold KR. Brammer
Rambler
Ena Krause
Volkswagen
Clyde Gillespie
GMC
C. W. Zirkelbach
Truman J. Chase
International Truck
Les Mode Cleaners
L. Donner
Gary Stouder
Malvern
Yvonne Barkus
Franklin R. Hull
Donna Lynn Burdick
Omaha
Glens L. Johnson
Edwin Barkus
Artie C. Evans
Henry Washburn
Edgar E. Cook
Lorraine Strand
Nine injured as headon crash near Toogene Iowa
Nine people suffered injuries in a Saturday night headon collision at the junction of U4 and 59 east of Too gene. Among the injured were Malvern residents Ployd Rubenking John Capshaw and his wife and their daughter Shetty along with Mr and Mrs Richard Seibold of Rockford Illinois. The crash occurred when Colter crossed the center line while rounding a curve. Eight beer cans were found in Colter’s car and he was jailed on an OMVI charge after the collision.
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Malvern
Amon
Toogene
John Capshaw
Ronnie Lee Golter
Tabor
John Junior Harris
Emerson
Shetty
Richard Seibold
Rockford
Harrises
Colter
Harris
Coner
Page County
Hand
Shenandoah
Seibold
Two Accidents Lead to Charges in County
Sheriff Edwin Barkus reports two accidents on Highway 275 near Glenwood. Richard A. Wayman of Glenwood lost control on a curve causing $300 in damage. William A. Spitzer of Hamburg also lost control of a dump truck, with about $600 in damage, and was hospitalized for chest and back injuries.
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Edwin Barkus
Richard A. Wayman
Glenwood
William A. Spitzer
Hamburg
Spittler
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Junior Cattle Feeder Projects Judging July 18
Judging of Junior Cattle Feeder Projects is set for July 18 at 6 30 a m from the Extension office or at Matt Laughlin farm around 9 a m. Four Hers including Leo Laughlin Randy Costello and others will have projects judged with items such as buying and selling disease control feeding arrangements and rate of gain among criteria. All 4 H members leaders and interested parties are invited to attend the tour at East Liberty church on Thursday July 11 with serving starting 5 30 p m.
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Matt Laughlin
Paul D. Hopp
Saga
Leo Laughlin
Randy Costello
E. Dean Fender
Scott Sayers
Dave Swett
John ‘Sayers
Craig Bateman
Jeff Bateman
Warren Sage Elmer Bruce
Don Haack
Charles Haack
Richard Cool
Paul Haack
Wilbur Wolfe
Max Dashner
Paul Kilpatrick
4-H
East Liberty
Ady
Mills Countians Delegates to World Conference of ESU
Mills Countians Mrs. Frank Durbin and daughter Mary Lou serve as official delegates of the New York branch of the English Speaking Union at the World Branches conference in Edinburgh Scotland. They traveled from Chicago on Pan American Airways June 25, stayed in London at the Union club house, met Earl of Avon on a London banquet, then proceeded to Scotland for suppers hosted by the Marquess of Linlithgow. They attended sessions through July 5 and Queen Elizabeth presided at a garden party. The pair returned to London and planned visits with Dr. and Mrs. Hayden-Jones in Wales before returning home.
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Wye Mills
England
New York
Edenburgh
Scotland
Frank Durbin
Mary Lou
Emerson
Pan American Airways
Chicago
London
The
Union
Earl. of Avaon
Sir Antony Eden
Durbins
British Airways
Marquess of Lin- Vithgow
Firth of Forth
Rembrandt
Reubens
van Dyke
da Vinci
Prince
Philip
Discover Stolen Credit Card Used in Missouri
A gasoline credit card stolen May 27 in a break in at Greenwood Lumber yard Emerson has surfaced as used in Missouri. Sheriff Edwin Barkins says the user signed with the thief’s name and handwriting is being examined by the bureau of investigation. A Sioux City man, believed to be a parolee, is a prime suspect. Mills County residents have multiple meet ups today with Donald Johnson of West Branch, GOP gubernatorial hopeful.
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Greenwood
Emerson
Missouri
Edwin Barkins
Bureau of Investigation
Sioux City
Mills
Donald Johnson
West Branch
Edgar Cook
Glenwood
Malvern
Main St
Harry E. Paul
Henderson
Scouts Return from 70 Mile Philmont Hike in New Mexico
A group of seven Malvern scouts and others completed a 70 mile trek at Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. They hiked about seven miles daily over two weeks, camped with tents and gear, climbed Mt Baldy at 12 441 feet, and did conservation work building check dams. Participants included Bob Beattie Stephen Beattie David Evans Chuck Hawkins Don Trimmer Rodney Powles and Roger Salvers.
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Malvern Boys
Philmont
New Mexico
Mt. Baldy
Bob
Stephen Beattie
David Evans
Chuck Hawkins
Don Trimmer
Rodney Powles
Roger Salvers
Rodney
Roger
T. E. Salvers
Dutchmen Set New Records in Attendance on Fourth
The Dutchmen crowd totals shattered records at the Fourth of July celebration, with over 12,000 at the evening show and about 8,000 for the afternoon. Grover Rowe and Col. Seabright headlined, Kay Bruce impressed, and the Motorcycle Locker act wowed fans between halves. Firemen aided crowd management. attendees traveled from Nebraska Missouri and Iowa. profits were earned.
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Ahat
Grover Rowe
Col. Seabright
Pisani
Kay Bruce
Hastings
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Motorcvele Locker
Don Hoop
Lanny Gov
Hilly Clay
Don Schroeder
Gary Stouder
Bernard Spiker
To Let Contracts on Three Bridges in Mills July 23
County Engineer Charles Weber announced the July 23 letting for three bridge contracts. One 10 by 24 foot concrete slab bridge will be built on the Mills Fremont counties line southwest of Strahan. A 100 by 28 foot slab bridge will be on county road 6 south of Pacific Jumellon. Farm Creek east of Henderson will receive a 16528 foot prestressed concrete beam bridge.
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Charles Weber
Mills- Fremont Counties
Strahan
Pacific Jumellon
Farm Creek
Henderson
Pat Attends National FHA Convention in Des Moines
Mr and Mrs Ray Trively take Pat to Des Moines Sunday afternoon where she joins 17 girls and four advisors heading to the National FHA Convention in Miami Bed Pla. The group plans to return home Friday after attending the event this week.
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Ray Trively
Pat
Des Moines
Miami Bed
Pla
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Dick Goodmain
Henningson Foods, Inc
Mr. Goodman
Pihade
Kenneth Henderson
Jerry J. Hancock
Fremont County
Jim Findley
Gary Stevens
Miss County
Henderson Methodist Church
World Conference of English-Speaking Union
Philmont Camp
Nat
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