Two Malvern Women Undergo Similar Emergency Surgeries
The Leader reports both Mrs. Joe Haden and Mrs. O J Jentsch underwent emergency operations for bowel obstructions at Mercy Hospital in Council Bluffs on Monday. Both procedures occurred within the same day, and the patients are neighbors across the hall from each other in Malvern, within views of their homes separated by Miss Fannie Clark’s residence.
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Malvern
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Joe Haden
O. J. Jentsch
Haden
Jentsch
Fannie Clark
State Director Sees Pony Creek Recreation Potential
Glen Powers, director of the State Conservation Commission, toured Pony Creek Watershed with citizens and local officials including Rep. Wm. J. Scherle and Mills County Conservation Board members. The 80 acre pond site offers strong recreational possibilities and development potential for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony Creek
Glen Powers
State Conservation Commission
Wm. J. Scherle
Henderson
Mills County Consersation
Fred Harshbarger
Lee Robbins
Ray W. Jones
Glenwood
Ed Weinheimer
Earl Rose
Mr. Powers
Willard Wright
Bay Site for New N-V School
Nishna Valley Community School district bought a 39 acre site on Highway 34 just north of the Legion Supper Club for 18500 dollars for a proposed senior junior high. Title transferred today. Board plans to award building contracts July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Mills Bank Deposits Soar to New County High
Mills county banks report a record total deposits of 12,081,613 across five banks, up from 11,576,870 the previous year. Loans and discounts slipped to 8,188,589 vs 6,310,420 a year ago. Individual bank totals include Malvern 3,308,162 Glenwood 5,522,285 Emerson 1,424,703 Silver City 824,270 Mineola 1,002,183.
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Mills County
Malvern
Glenwood
Emerson
Silver City
Mineola
Four Drivers Fined on Mills Passing Charges
Four motorists were fined by Justice of Peace Ernest Tim for improper id. Everett G. Lund Emerson Delbert E. Sayles and Dewey Williams of Omaha, Dennis L. Fields of Council Bluffs, Leslie L. Edwards of Council Bluffs and Noel M. Brown of Carter Lake received $10 fines and costs for lacking an operator license and defective equipment respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timat
Everett G. Lund
Emerson
Delbert E. Sayles
Dewey Williams
Omaha
Dennis L. Fields
Council Bluffs
Leslie L. Edwards
Noel M. Brown
Carter Lake
Farmers Merchants Picnic Week in Tabor Park
The 29th annual Farmers and Merchants Picnic, sponsored by the Tabor Community Club, unfolds Monday and Tuesday at Tabor park with free events. Highlights include Little Britches Championship Rodeo, a Go-Cart race, a Civil War centennial themed float parade, and registration for parades. Davidson's United Shows attend, alumni reunion Sunday, and parade line preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants
Tabor
Davidson
United
Tabor Alumni Association
Tabor Park
Young Volunteers Aid Area Churches Vacation Services
A group of about 30 young helpers from Glenwood Malvern Silver City and Tabor under Ruth Picker Glenwood has begun summer church services during pastors vacations They opened July 8 at Grace Methodist Glenwood and next served Glenwood Baptist on the prior Sunday They plan July 22 at Silver City Methodist and July 29 at Hillsdale Methodist and Tabor Congregational providing music choir and meditation with soloists and instrumentalists from the area and scheduling further appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Malvern
Silver City
Tabor
Ruth Picker
Grace Methodist
Hillsdale Methodist
Phillip Schultz
Marianne Schultz
Connie Schoening
Sandra Roenfeldt
Noel Sheer
Evelina Anderson
James Dicks
Bob Raine
Carolyn Hunt
Printing Press Fire Damages Malvern Leader Plant
A lightning sparked blaze at The Leader office in Malvern damaged a section of the newspaper press and furnishings. Firefighters contained the fire and staff, volunteers, and cleanup crews, led by Truman Hardy, restored service, with production resuming by Monday and printing resumed for The Tabor Beacon and The Randolph Enterprise by midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Leader
Ed Edie
Larry Jones
Truman Hardy
Tabor Beacon
Randolph Enterprise
Hall & Son
Clinton Adams
Randolph
Hugo Leipold
Harry Richardson
Bob Rafferty
Chas. D. Costello
Community ASCS Voting Returns Announced
Farmers in Mills county named ASCS chairmen and vice chairmen from towns including Center Deer Creek Glenwood Indian Creek Ingraham Lyons Oak Plattville Rawles Silver Creek St Marys White Cloud and more. County committee election set for Saturday July 28 at 10 am at the county office. Chairmen serve as delegates.
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Silver Creek
Willian Zanders
Richard Jenderson
St. Marys
George A. Walker
R. W. Green
White Cloud
Archie Scott
Harold Swett
Mills Countians at District F B Resolutions Meet
More than 70 Farm Bureau members from 12 counties gathered at the Farm Bureau building in Red Oak on July 12 to discuss policy. Mills County attendees included Les Knop as resolutions chairman along with Frederic Newell D N McGrew Corte Stewart Gordon Axtell and William Smith under District 9 Director Rollin Bass.
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Farm Bureau
Resolutions Committees
Red Oak
District 9
Rollin Bass
Emerson
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Harry Storey
Harold Anderson
Storey
Soto
Mills County
Les Knop
Resolutions Committee
Frederic Newell
D. N. McGrew
Corte Stewart
Gordon Axtell
William Smith
Marilyn Schoening Wins Nebraska University Scholarship
Marilyn Schoening received a $200 scholarship from the University of Nebraska for academic achievement in the upper grade level. She will attend summer sessions at the university and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Schoening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Schoening
University of Nebraska
University
Clifford Schoening
Henderson Firemen Rodeo Set for 24th Annual Crown
Henderson firemen stage their 24th annual rodeo at the rodeo grounds north of town on July 26 27 and 28 with Art Fritcher producing. Cowboys compete for cash in bull riding calf roping and related events plus trained riders and ladies barrel races. Proceeds support the fire department and community service.
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Henderson
Rodeo Grounds
Art Fritcher
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
100 Percent Yes Vote at Silver City Phone Franchise
Not all townspeople voted but those who did backed Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. with 90 votes in favor and 0 against to grant a new telephone franchise after the old franchise expired. A special election was held in Silver City to decide the matter.
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Silver City
Water Source Found for N-V School
The Nishna Valley Community board of education received a Layne-Western Co. report from Omaha on test holes at the new school site. Vibe holes indicate adequate water supply for current and future enrollment. Water analysis shows 9.1 ppm iron, no manganese, 15 grain per gallon hardness, at 50 to 60 feet depth in a good strata.
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Nishna Valley
Mills County Auto Licenses Leap Ahead of Last Year
As of Thursday morning Mills County reports 4,508 automobile registrations, 112 more than the same period last year, with truck registrations at 1,273, about unchanged. Amply rainy, cool nights and pleasant days supported crops and a prospering population.
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Mills County
Bids Open Next Thursday for Nishna Valley School Building
Bids will be opened at 2 p m on Thursday July 26 for the Nishna Valley Senior Junior high school project. A 696000 bond approved last winter funds the new structure. The largest county public school project to date will include a gym for 1200, a cafeteria auditorium, district offices, science, commercial and home economics suites, and regular classrooms on a 40 acre Highway 34 site north of the 34 Supper club, four miles west of Emerson and two east of Hastings.
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Nishna Valley
Emerson
Highway 34
34 Supper Club
Hastings
Two Trucker Fined for Gas Offense in Iowa
Two truckers Jess Butler of Minden Law and Donald Cox of Fort Smith Ark were fined ten dollars and costs each after entering Iowa with more than 20 gallons of gasoline. Cox also paid fifteen dollars and costs for improper registration, as did Birk Brownlee of Crawfordsville Ark.
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Iowa
Justice Carl Remley
Jess Butler
Minden
Law
Donald Cox
Fort Smith, Ark
Cox
Birk Brownlee
Crawfordsville
Ark
West Liberty District No 2 school moved to Glenwood lake park plan
A County Historical Society committee met at F B Chantry's Malvern home to begin plans to move the West Liberty District No 2 schoolhouse to Glenwood lake park as a museum piece. The building, a gift from the S P Stranathan family, needs repair and funding for moving and placement. The group will appeal for contributions and announce a fund campaign next week. Members include Mr and Mrs Chantry, Mr and Mrs Raymond Mintle, Mrs Harry Widows, Miss Neil Bogart of Glenwood, and Mr and Mrs Otha Wearin and Mr Allely of Hastings.
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West Liberty District No. 2
Glenwood Lake Park
The
County Historical Society
F. B. Chantry Jin Malvern
S. P. Stranathan
Chantry
Raymond Mintle
Harry Widows
Neil Bogart
Glenwood
Otha D. Wearin
Allely
Hastings
Jailed for Six Days After Mills Accident
Johnny Royal, 35, Council Bhutts, serves six days in jail after an 11 p m accident on highway 276 two miles north of Glenwood involving Moyal's Suninaker and Walter Longmaker, 65, of Sidney. Royal stopped on the highway to fix a tire and had no license. The Suninaker car sustained about 400 dollars in damage. Royal's vehicle minor damage. He was sentenced to three days on each charge in Justice Ernest Timmerman's court.
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Johnny Royal
Council Bhutts
Glenwood
Moyal
Walter
Longmaker
Route 2
Sidney
Royal
Suninaker
Ernest Timmerman
Sewer Pipe Overload Leads to Fine in Tyler
James R. Searcy of Tyler Texas was fined $26.68 by Justice of Peace John Hall after police reported his haul of cast iron sewer pipe weighed 668 pounds over the limit. The overload prompted the penalties as officers noted the excessive load in the Texas case.
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James R. Searcy
Tyler
Tex
Justice of Peace
John Hall
Searcy
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Pacific Junction
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Marilyn
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