Malvern Woman Earns Law Enforcement Degree Milestone
Joyce Craig of Malvern will receive a Bachelor degree in law enforcement and security from Omaha University next Monday. She has logged 90 000 miles while pursuing the degree, worked at Simpson village, Mills town sheriff office, and now is employed at the Herve center in Glenwood.
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Ee Craig
Malvern
Omahaversity
Joyce Ko
Simpson Lage
Mills Inty
Sheriff’s Office
Sheriff's Office
Herve Center
Glenwood
Four Break-ins in Mills County Reported
Sheriff Edwin Barkus notes four break-ins in Mills County last week with small losses. Early Monday coin machines were ransacked at Green Cafe and Brakes service station in Emerson, glass broken to gain entry, money stolen undetermined. Two more break-ins occurred in Silver City last Thursday, including a Waller elevator office safe peeled with theft of between 1 and 6 dollars, and a lumber yard office window forced but nothing taken. Father son banquet set for June 14 at 7 p.m. by WSCS at Methodist church. reservations by June 10 with Mrs. Joan O'Dell. adults priced at $1.90, under 12 at.
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Mills County
Edwin Barkus
Green Cafe
Brake’s Service Staion
Emerson
Silver City
Waller Elevator
WSCS
Methodist Church
Joan O'Dell
Burlington Proposes 7 3 Train Consolidation
Malvern may become a flag stop for Burlington’s remaining passenger train No. 7 as C B and Q announces plan to consolidate Nos 7 and 3 the Ak Sar Ben Zephyr effective July 1. No. 7 currently stops at Malvern.
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Malvern
Burlington
C. B. & Q. Railway
Craisraad
Charge Filed Against Glenwood Resident Arrested for Assault
Roger Earle Wasding of Glenwood was arrested by Sheriff Edwin Barkus on a charge of assault with intent to commit rape. He was arraigned before Justice Ernest Timmerman at Glenwood and released under a $1,000 bond. The charge was filed by a Glenwood woman.
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Roger Earle
Wasding
Glenwood
Edwin Barkus
Ernest Timmerman
Mills County Financial Report Outlines 1966 Revenues and Costs
Mills County Auditor Glenn L. Johnson released the 65th annual Financial Report, a 44 page booklet detailing the year's finances along with county officer duties and a directory. Major costs show roads at 800 395.92 and welfare at 201 785.35, with state institutions taking 109 946.69 of welfare funding.
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Mills County
Glenn L. Johnson
Leader
County Board of Supervisors
Good Cooks of the County to Share Recipes
Mills county residents will share favorite recipes in a new weekly feature led by Cathy Smith. Readers may contribute recipes or suggest others, with occasional photos of finished dishes and homemakers. The kick-off recipe is by Mrs. J. C. Allery of Hastings, named Homemaker of the Year by the Mills county Farm Bureau Women’s division.
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Mills County
Cathy Smith
J. C. Allery
Hastings
Mills County Farm Bureau
St John’s DVBS One Week June 5 9 at Lutheran Church
Vacation Bible school at St John’s Lutheran runs June 6 to 9 with sessions from 1 30 to 3 45 p m Each day includes two lessons under the theme The God Y Love Covering aspects of a child’s life from weather to God’s love and more through varied sub headings
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Rainfall Reduces Heat Wave and Alters Memorial Day Services
Heavy weekly rains exceeding three inches disrupted county weather patterns and mitigated a heat wave. Local Memorial Day observances were adjusted with little objection from committees as rainfall totals varied across days, including notable measurements from Wednesday through Tuesday.
Some Assessment Changes Made by Board of Review
Mills county board of review met in final session Tuesday and adjourned subject to recall by the state tax commission. It acted on appeals noting changes to Pace Service Company inventory value and Sterling Investors tomato plant, with other assessments adjusted for construction and new entries like LeMode Cleaners and Laundry.
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Mills County Board of Review
Pace Service Comppany
Malvern
Clarold Rogers
Glenwood
Sterling Investors Company
Board of Review
LeMode
Rites Saturday for Albert Craig
Albert C. Craig, 66, died Wednesday in a Council Bluffs hospital after a four week stay. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Mansfield Funeral Home with the Rev. Hugh Shiveley officiating.
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Albert C. Craig
Council Bluffs Hospital
Mansfield Funeral Home
Hugh Shiveley
Marion Beals Injury May Stem From Blow
Sheriff says Marion Slim Beals’s head wound may have come from a blow. Doctor’s exam found a quarter-sized hole in his skull. Beals was found by his sister at his Malvern home with a blood trail, taken to Mercy hospital where surgery followed. he is recovering and unable to recall the incident.
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Edwin Borkus
Marion
Slim) Beals
Malvern
M. L. Scheffel
Beals
Beal
Vaughn Hoover
Mercy Hospital
Mills County 4-H Fun Night Set for June 3
Mills County 4-H Teen Club schedules a Fun Night on Saturday June 3 at the Mills County Fair Ground Malvern starting at 7 p.m. Proceeds fund a trip to the National 4 H Center in July for a citizenship short course. Miss Joan Lindburg urges all to attend and support the club’s Washington trip.
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Mills County
Mills County Fair Ground
Malvern
Joan Lindburg
National Center
Miss Lindburg
Washington, D. C
Marriage Licenses and Vehicle Registrations Noted County
Edward A. Striemer of Segal Minnesota and Ruth E. Root of Segal Atlantic wed. New licenses include Mike Burchett and Jane Miller, James Herverg and Sue Prigge. Registrations list Fords to Billie White and Herman F. Inman, a Chevrolet to Clyde Aistrope, Buick to Mildred Waymire, and Ford pickups to Otis A. Turner and Reclassifier Motors.
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Edward A. Striemer
Segal
Fairmont
Minn
Ruth E. Root
Atlantic
Mike Burchett
Malvern
Jane Miller
Henderson
James Herverg
Sue Prigge
Glenwood
Memorial Day honors in Malvern with plaque for F R Chantry
The Malvern Memorial Day service moved indoors due to rain. Congressman Bill Scherle could not attend. Rev. Hugh Shiveley delivered the address. A plaque for F R Chantry was presented by Harry Hammons post of the American Legion for his 40 years as officer of the day. Flowers were laid at graves and the Avenue of Flags reached 27 displays despite weather.
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Malvern
Bill Scherle
Washington, D. C
Hugh Shiveley
Scherle
F. R. Chantry
Harry Hammons Post
American Legion
Edel Knight
Chantry
Board Rejects All Five Bids on Co. Trucks
Mills County Board of Supervisors rejected all five bids submitted Monday in the county’s call for bid trucks with trade-in as the bids failed to meet terms and specifications.
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Mills County Board of Supervisors
Ithe
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Mervin Turner
Dmundson Hospital
Pneumonis
Hingsen Fours, Inc
Countians
W& H U.S
East Liberty
Mike Waymire
Malvern Community
W. R. Byington
Mike
Emerson and
Pacific Junction
Kenneth Bowman
The
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Bowman
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. John’s
DVBS
Albert Craig
Marion Beals
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