Social Happenings Clyde Heaton Entertains California Visitors
Clyde Heaton and family hosted a Sunday dinner for California visitors Mr. and Mrs. Grant Skougard and Mike of Downey. About 55 relatives and friends from Sidney, Tabor, Nebraska City, Weeping Water, Randolph, Malvern, Neola, Council Bluffs, Corning and Omaha joined before the visitors departed for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Heatons
California
Clyde Heaton
Grant Skougard
Mike
Downey
Calif
Duane Hampton
Mia
Dale Hampton
Trent
Larry Seaton
Steve
Robin
Dianna
Millard Heaton
Sidney
Tabor
Nebraska City
Weeping Water
Nabr
Randolph
Malvern
Neola
Council Bluffs
Corning
Omaha
Two from Mills Will Attend Conference at ISU
Mrs. Ben Wilson Hastings and Mrs. Clarence Burgo in Silver City will attend the annual Home makers Leadership Conference at Iowa State University on July 19 20. Miss Wilma Schultz county extension home economist announced delegates will join discussion groups and meetings on The Family of Todays World. Over 200 representatives will attend. Mrs. Wilson will speak on What Our Families Can Do As I See It after a session on The Family Views Its Opportunities and Responsibilities in Todays World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University
Ben Wilson
Hastings
Clarence Burgoin
Silver City
Wilma Schultz
County Extension Home
Wilson
Propane Truck Collides With Rail Motor Car Near Hastings
A July 3 collision northwest of Hastings involved a Lakin Propane Gas Co. truck driven by Curtis D. Fisher age 26 and a Burlington motor car operated by Carl B. McCreedy age 63. No injuries reported. $150 damage to the truck. Sheriff Edwin Barkus notes a Glenwood incident where a passenger train struck a motor car and the crew escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Edwin Barkus
Lakin Propane Gas Co
Curtis D. Fisher
Carl B. McCreedy
Shenandoah man faces $48 check charge in Mills district
Eugene Stokes of Shenandoah is charged with false drawing of a check after a $48 draft given to a Glenwood wheel shop. He appeared before Justice Carl Remley and was bound over to Mills district court with a $500 bond, which he could not meet. Bond hearing postponed to next Wednesday for attorney services. Sheriff Edwin Barkus took Stokes into custody last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County District Court
Eugene Stokes
Shenandoah
Stokes
Edwin Barkus
Glenwood
Carl Remley
Hay cutting barred on diverted acres in Iowa
H A McCain, Mills county ASC chair, says hay cutting, grazing or harvest of any crop is prohibited on diverted acres under the 1961 feed grain program. Diverted acres reduce a farmer's 1959-60 average corn or sorghum by at least 20 percent. No such permission exists for Iowa, while other states have conditional allowances. Farmers may use conserving acres for hay or grazing if they meet program terms, including maintaining average conserving acres and avoiding plowing diverted or conserving acres before Sept 15, 1961 to qualify for ACP seeding payments. Contact Malvern county ASC for questions.
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Iowa
H. A. McCain
Mills County
ASC
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
McCain
Nno
Towa
Tno
Malvern
Brothers Wait It Out in Jail Over Length Vehicle Fines
In Mills county jail Monday evening Myron and Jake Lindley of Starkville Mississippi waited about three hours for funds from their employer to cover a total fine and costs of 146 dollars after arrest on charges of driving an over length vehicle with no authority to travel in Iowa. The brothers, who were hauling purebred Guernsey cattle, appeared before Justice of the Peace John Hall, and cattle remained at the scales during the delay. Donald Bastle of Grand Rapids Michigan was fined 34 dollars and costs for operating an overlength vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starksville
Miss
Mills County
Myron
Jake Lind
Donald Bastle
Grand Rapids
Mich
Belles of St. Mary's Choose Fair Demonstration Teams
Belles of St. Mary's 4-H club met June 28 at the Schroeder home to select teams for the county fair demonstrations. Junior team Diane Schroeder and Sheryl Hanson. Intermediate team Joyce Brandt and Joyce Arp. Demonstrations included Shortcuts to House Cleaning and Desk Dress Up. Reporter Joyce Arp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles of
Nancy
Joyce Arp
Janice Schroeder
Geraldine Hanson
Joyce Brandt
Diane Schroeder
Sheryl Hanson
Geraldine
Hand Injury in County Accident Near Pacific Junction
Archie F. Phillips of Pacific Junction, age 25, suffered a cut hand in a Saturday evening county road crash north of Pacific Junction. Sheriff Edwin Barkus reports Phillips lost control of his car. Vehicle damage was estimated at 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie F. Phillips
Pacific Junction
Edwin Barkus
East Lib WSCS Plans Ice Cream Social July 20
East Liberty WSCS met with 10 adults and two children. Mrs Charley Alexander led the lesson, and President Mrs Hugh Hayes presided. Plans were made for the annual ice cream social on Thursday July 20 at 6 p.m. Homemade ice cream and a free will offering were planned. Dues were paid, including a new member since 1928 now in Corning, Mrs Herman Worl. The group also welcomed Mrs Adolph Nagel to meet July 19 for a lunch after a church cleaning session. Regular services are at 9 a.m. Sundays with Rev LeRoy Pullman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Charley Alexander
Hugh Hayes
Herman Worl
Corning, Mo
Archie Haines
Adolph Nagel
LeRoy Pullman
Stotts Family Hosts Picnic for Thayer Visitors
East Liberty notes report Mr. and Mrs. W C Stotts hosted relatives and guests at a park picnic honoring George Thayer and family visitors from Morris Illinois. Funeral attendees from the area joined services for W F Andrews in Raynor Hamilton chapel Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Stotts
Oakland
John W. Thayer
Luella
George Thayer
Mark
Kathy
John
Morris
Ill
John W. Thayers
Raynor- Hamilton Chapel
Glenwood
W. F. Andrews
Charley Alexander
Paul Tackett
Ralph Tackett
Mr. Andrews
Charlie Goodell
Government
Floyd Rimel
Tucson
Ariz
Bedford
Warden
Hast Liberty
W. C Btotta
Emerson Park Reunion Hosts Hastings High Grads 1940 1944
Mrs B Goodell dined in Glanwood as guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Jackson. Mrs W C Stotts visited cousin Mrs Allis Stranathan in Glenwood. Dean Darby David and Mark of near Emerson joined Mr and Mrs Claude Stephens and Mr and Mrs Emmett Stephens for Thursday evening visits. Clarence Mellaney of Henderson spent Sunday with the Stephens household. Joyce and Chris Stephens attended the Hastings high school reunion in Emerson Park, honoring graduates from 1940 to 1944, with D D Petlows of Sidney among the former superintendent guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Goodell
Glanwood
Ralph Jackson
W. C. Stotts
Allis Stranathan
Glenwood
Dean Darby
David and
Mark
Near Emerson
Claude Stephens
Emmett Stephens
Joyce
Chris
Clarence Mellaney
Henderson
Claude
Emmet Stephens
Emerson Park
Hastings High School
D. D. Petlows
Sidney
Wheat harvest nears completion in Wesley Chapel area
In Wesley Chapel, wheat combining was largely finished before the Tuesday night showers. Rust was notable though stands remained good. Yields ranged from 30 to 36 bushels per acre as growth stayed rank and straw became heavy, prompting several farmers to bale straw. Mrs. Henry Washburn and Mrs. Clinton Parker hosted the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Henry ‘Washburn
Clinton Parker
Corn Support Price Set at 1 17 Per Bushel in Mills County
H A McCain chairman of the Fremont County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee announces the 1961 corn crop support minimum at 117 per bushel in Mills County. The rate compares with 103 per bushel for 1960 corn. The minimum may rise if the final 1961 price, based on October data, exceeds the national minimum of 120 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
H. A. McCain
Fremont County
Picnic gatherings dot stretch along highways near Wayside lake
A group of 11 women picnicked at the roadside park by Wayside lake on Highway 34 between Emerson and Hastings Tuesday. Nearby, Wilson families shared a Sunday picnic at Highway 59 east of Henderson, including Dan, Marold, John and Ralph Wilson, Eric Nyren, and Homer Peterson of Council Bluffs. The Petersons stayed overnight at Willow Slough. Wesley Chapel Church notes Rev Clement Rowe as pastor and Joe Robbins as superintendent with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Worship at 11 a.m.
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Wayside Lake
Highway 34
Emerson
Hastings
Wilson
Highway 59
Henderson
Dan, Marold
John
Ralph ‘Wilson
Eric Nyren
Homer) Peterson
Council Bluffs
Petersons
Willow Slough
Wesley Chapel
Clement Rowe
Joe Robbins
1961 corn price support details from county supervisor
County official explains 1961 corn price support ties to the 1961 feed grain program. Producers in the feed grain plan may get support only on a farm's normal 1961 corn production, with limits if actual yield exceeds that amount. Nonparticipants receive no 1961 corn support.
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Box Elder Club
Box Elder Women’s Club
Bernard Bryant
Fred Miller
Frederick
Milton Latchaw
Charlotte and
Benny
Alan
Villisca
Norman Kruse
Calvin Deitehler
Mineola
Box Elder Women's Club
Joe Walker
Ralph Stewart
Wm. Kahl
Walt Adkins
Sharlene Scott
Kenneth Scott
Sharlene
BPW
Red Oak Mines
Lillian Adams
Mary Spiker
Ccle
W Dickersbach
Dorothy Reed
District 7 Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hotel Johnson
Red Oak
Hazel Summers
J. Buttman
John Beckwith
Brick Inn
Tahor
Robert Albertson
Long Beach
Ralph Lovelady
Pearl Dodd
Vaughn Hoover
Darrell Frederickson
Karl and
Kim
Arthur Churchman
E. B. Cole
Spiker
Malvern,e
Mills
ISU
Shenandoahan
Citizens of Tomorrow
Semsipean
Joleen
Coleen
Eaglettes
Ager Eaglettes
Methodist Church
Mary Bartles
Margaret Anglen
Lyle Janssen
Murphy Calendar Company
Fifield Furniture Co
Miss Schultz
Miss McCrary
Lulu Janssen
Angela Cline
Viola Hastings
Bartles
Colleen Horn
Lively Oaks
Denella
Dale Downing
Judy Asmussen
Sherry Hurst
Bonnie Vetterick
Deborah Sell
Larry Hurst
Mike Sell
East Lib
East Liberty Josihk
Stotts
Dea
the Malvern Leader
SOX
Wolverine & Crosby Square
Chevrolet
Fisher
Biscaynes
Corvair
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