Nine new motor vehicle registrations reported by treasurer
The treasurer's office lists new registrations including a Buick to Edward W. Knight of Malvern and Pontiacs to Danny Zanders of Malvern. Other vehicles include Florian EF to Lukowski Glenwood, Oldsmobiles to Lois L. Clites of Hastings and Glen Boyer of Glenwood, Rambler to Dale Harper Motor Impl. Co. of Glenwood, Chevrolet pickup to Paul P. Glynn of Malvern, GMC pickup to Ned H. Turner of Henderson plus more. The clerk's office issued marriage licenses for Dennis Goracke and Sharron Oliver of Lincoln and Leonard Williams with Peggy Pate ras of Plattsmouth.
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Buick
Edward ‘W. Knight
Malvern
Pontiacs
Danny Zanders
Florian EF
Lukowski
Glenwood
Frank E. Williams
Pacific
Junction
Oldsmobiles
Lois L. Clites
Hastings
Glen Boyer
Rambler
Dale Harper
Henderson
Dennis’ Goracke
Sharron Oliver
Lincoln
Leonard Williams
Peggy Pateras
Plattsmouth
Tom and Suzanne to Lead Mills County 4-H at State Conference
Tom Axtell of Silver City and Suzanne Schoening of Council Bluffs will represent Mills county 4-H clubs at the state 4-H Leadership Conference July 20 25. Selected for outstanding 4-H records they join peers from across the state for leadership training to develop talents for guiding local clubs and county officer duties.
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Tom Axtell
Silver City
Suzanne Schoening
Rt. 1
Council Bluffs
Mills County
Tom
Suzanne
Arrests Clear Up 23 Vandalism Cases in Area
Sheriff Edwin Barkus announced that five youths aged 16 to 21 were taken into custody, helping resolve about 23 vandalism cases mainly in Hastings and Emerson. A 16-year-old parole violator was returned to Eldora training school, while Larry Davis of Emerson received a $50 fine, costs, and 153 days in jail for auto laundry break-in. Also in custody was a 15-year-old juvenile. Charles Resh, 21, Red Oak, and John Brown, 19, Hastings, were previously arrested for vandalism in Montgomery County and given six months for breaking and entering.
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Edwin Barkus
Hastings
Emerson
Eldora
Larry Davis
Carl Remley
Charles Resh
Red’ Oak
John Brown
Barkus
Montgomery County
Defective Equipment Brings Him $15 Fine
Herbert A. Thomas of Glenwood was fined $15 plus costs by Justice Ernest Timmerman for defective equipment on his car. Other defendants in Timmerman’s court included Frank A. Stevens of Glenwood for improper passing, also fined $15 and costs. Sheriff Barkus said arrests clarify cases involving chopped road signs, a break-in at Emerson automatic laundry, vandalism to Mills county farm homes, and theft of gasoline from farms, Nishna Valley school, Continent Egg Plant in Malvern, and construction sites. The suspects offered no motive for their actions.
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Herbert A. Thomas
Glenwood
Ernest Timmerman
Timmerman
Frank A.’ Stevens
Barkus
Emerson Automatic Laundry
Two Mills County
Nishna Valley School
Continent Egg Plant
Malvern
Rites Friday for Mrs. Law rence Schipper
Funeral services for Mrs. Law rence Schipper 69 will be Friday July 17 at 2 p m at Mansfield Funeral Home in Malvern. Burial will be in Emerson cemetery. She died early Wednesday after a lingering illness. She had long resided in the Malvern area. Surviving are her husband two daughters Mrs Virgil Ronk Emerson and Mrs Lester Shook Arvada Colorado and a son Clyde of Arizona.
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Lawrence Schipper
Mansfield Funeral Home
Malvern
Emerson Cemetery
Schipper
Virgil Ronk
Emerson
Lester Shook
Arvada
Colo
Clyde
Arizona
Normal Summertime Deposit Report Across Mills County Banks
Statements of condition show Mills county banking houses report a normal summer period with total deposits at 13,276,823 dollars. This is below April’s 14,240,922 dollars driven by government funds into rural areas, yet higher than earlier figures.
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Mills ‘County
Turkeys Lost in Malvern Storm Estimated at Up to $9,000
About 5,000 young and 960 market-ready turkeys owned by Burdette Spiker perished in the July 2 storm that struck the Malvern area. A strong wind and heavy lightning driven by the weather caused the birds to pile up in fright. The loss is insured and expected to run from six to nine thousand dollars.
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Burdette Spiker
Malvern
Henderson Rodeo Set for Big Crowds at Fritcher Grounds
Henderson firemen host their annual three night rodeo at Fritcher grounds north of Henderson from July 23 to 25. Art Fritcher produces contest events with cowboys from four states competing for cash prizes in bareback and saddle bronc riding bull dogging calf roping Brahma bull riding and barrel races for women. Clowns and special features add variety as funds support the fire department. Performances start at 8 p.m. DST each evening.
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Henderson
Fritcher Rodeo Grounds
Art Fritcher
Mapuzing Out of Malvern After Permit Fines
A magazine crew was ordered from town after Cheryl Entreken of Denver was fined 10 dollars and costs by Justice of Peace John Hall for selling magazines without a town permit. Other fines listed include Norman Davis 35 dollars for improper registration, Eugene Liston 65 dollars for over length, and several others for improper registration or overload charges. Marshal C. W. Rich coordinated the expulsion as a Glenwood radio advisory followed.
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Justice of Peace
John Hall
Cheryl Entreken
Denver
Colo
Marshal C. W. Rich
Glenwood
Hall
Norman Davis
Maryville
Eugene Liston
Omaha
Frederick Esser
Lancaster
Wis
Herschel Simms
Alamogordo
N. M
Kenneth Wise
Akron
Gerald Ray
Odessa
Tex
Kenneth Karnitz
Neillsville
Arnold- Jones
Everly
Couple Seeks $93,625 Judgment in Hansell Auto Crash
Alice and Donald De Wayne Howser of Malvern sue Chester R. Hansell of Randolph for 93,625 over an August 2, 1963, highway 59 crash north of Shenandoah. The accident involved Hansell and Howser vehicles. their three year old daughter Terri-Lynn died two months later from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Donald DeWayne Howser
Malvern
Chester R. Hansell
Randolph
Shenandoah
Highway 59
Rough Road Bounces One Car to Another
Sheriff Edwin Barkus office reported that a rough road caused a collision between cars driven by David L Asmussen 19 Glenwood and Richard Meredith 17 Glenwood about 615 p m Sunday four miles north of Glenwood on a county road. Damages: Asmussen car 200 Meredith car 100.
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Edwin Barkus
David L. Asmussen
Glenwood
Richard Meredith
Asmussen
Meredith
Mills County Fair Premium Lists Arrive for 1964 Exhibit Season
Premium booklets circulating to exhibitors this week from printers, available in banks, newspaper offices, extension service, and most 4H leaders. Contains class lists for 4H girls and boys, Future Farmers of America, and open entries with rules and entry times and cash premi ums. Features county 4-H presidents Tom Axtell and Cindy Adams on the cover. Fair dates set for August 3 to 6 with judging beginning August 4 for girls 4H swine and dairy cattle, August 5 for beef cattle, and night shows August 3 to 5.
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Mills County Fair
4-H
Tom’ ‘Om Axtell
Cindy Adams
Mills County
Extension Service
Future Farmers of America
Tom Axtell
Silver City
Malvern
Marian Jones attends national BPW convention in Detroit
Marian Jones, Malvern B P W club member and former Iowa Federation president, travels to Detroit for the National Federation of BPW clubs annual convention. She will join the pre convention program at the Statler Hilton and hear Mary Dublin Keyserling discuss Research and Your Job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Jones
Malvern B&pw Club
Iowa State Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Club
Detroit
National Federation of B&pw Clubs
Jones
State Federation
Business and Professional Women’s Foundation
Statler Hilton Hotel
Mary Dublin Keyserling
Johnson
Women's Bureau
Department of Labor
Keyserling
Malvern
Foundation
Officers Given Robbery Alert in Southwest Iowa
Marshal C W Rich of Malvern Sheriff Edwin Barkus and Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Mead joined other officers in an all night alert after a radio report of a planned bank robbery attempt involving three men. The car linked to the incident was seen in Page county then vanished into Missouri. Rich patrolled Malvern while Barkus and Mead covered Emerson Henderson Silver City and Mineola.
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C. W. Rich
Malvern
Edwin Barkus
Kenneth Mead
Iowa
Page County
Missouri
Rich
Barkus
Mead
Emerson
Henderson
Silver City
Mineola
Retired July 1 but Mrs Lookabill stays Hastings postmaster
Mrs Lookabill has been scheduled to retire on July 1 but continues as Hastings postmaster awaiting a temporary appointment. Since 1934 she has served under Civil Service with four assistants and two rural carriers over eight decades. She helped oversee the post office during a burglary attempt in 1963 and has been a community information center and counselor.
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Adisa Lookabill
Hastings
Ada Hall
Bernice Hickerson
Fannie Dalzell
Ent
Ada Haines
Haden Clark
Vernon Crouse
Nw. Bell Telephone Co
Omaha
Lockabill
Leonidas L. Greenwalt
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4. Schipper
Saas
Turkeys
Adams County
Bol Fischer
Colleen ‘Brown
Colorado
Hansell
Mills
Gary Lookabill
Em Ture