Phone Toll Out Starting July 9
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co filed with the Iowa State Commerce Commission to reduce long distance rates and other changes. The plan would save Iowa users about 2.02 million dollars annually and take effect July 9, with three minute calls over 47 miles seeing rates cut by five to eighty cents depending on call type, distance, and time of day.
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Iowa
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Busy Boosters 4-H Club Meeting Highlights May Day
The Busy Boosters 4-H club met May 12 at Leon Laughlin's home with good attendance. Charles McKee presented a film and spoke on Animal Science IV Digestion Absorption and Metabolism followed by Animal Science V Learning About Nutrient Requirements, presented by Jim Che.
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Boosters
Leon Laughlin
Charles McKee
Jim Che
Club selects Laughlin as Madrid delegate for June tour
The group named Leo Laughlin as their Madrid delegate. They discussed a June club tour. Mrs Laughlin and Mrs Johnson served refreshments. Patricia Patton, reporter.
Glenwood speed charges lead to fines in area cases
Steven D. Mainquist of Red Oak was fined R26 for speeding 53 mph in a 35 mph zone near Patties Arthur Park. Kathy Nelson of Tabor and Isque O Webb of Red Oak also faced fines, with Paul Irvin of Jefferson fined for improper passing and Ema Helen Seymour charged for improper left turn, all plus costs.
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Steven D. Mainquist
Red Cal
Justices of Peace
Ernest ‘Ummerman
Patties Arthur Park
Council Bluf’s
Kathy Nelson
Tabor
Isque O. Webb
Red Oak
Paul Irvin
Jefferson
8. D
Ema Helen Seymour
Glensgood
SIU
Break-In Suspect Held On Bond In Mills County
David Joe Moore, 18, of Malvern, held on $500 bond after being bound over to the grand jury on charges of breaking and entering at Spencer Chemical plant where $14 was stolen. Sheriff said papers were recovered from a pond. Malvern marshal investigated and Moore confessed in Glenwood.
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David Joe Moore
Malvern
Mills County
Grand Jury
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Glenwood
Moore
C. W. Rich
Hepp Bowman Accept Positions At Commencement
Don Hepp will graduate from Clarinda Community College June 2 with a Mechanical Technology diploma and will join Bourns Inc. in Ames as a draftsman. Duane Bowman also graduates and will work for the Highway Commission out of Council Bluffs. Both are sons of Malvern residents. Robert Berkhimer of the State Department will address the ceremony at the high school auditorium.
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Donald &. Uapp
Duane Bowman
Clarinda Community College
Robert Berkhimer
Division of Community Junior Colleges
State Dept. of Public Instruction
Don
Bourns Inc
Ames
Bourns
Robert Hopp
Malvern
Duane
The
Highway Commission
Council Blais
Kenneth Bowman
Malveu
Nelson announces run for Iowa State Senate District 6
Shenandoah publisher F S Teke Nelson, 41, owner of Weekly Times Papers in Shenandoah and Red Oak, files to seek the Iowa State Senate seat for District 6 covering Page Fremont and Mills counties. He pledges impartial, aggressive representation and notes ties to Governor Harold Hughes and Rep John R Hansen.
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Shenandoah
Iowa
Sperial
F.5
Feke
Nelson
Red Oak
Page
Fremont
Mills
Vern Ligle
Clarinda
Dilydong
Page County
Henry Grant Oviatt
Cain-Shenandoah
Harald Hughes
John R. Hansen
Doug Conner to Graduate June 6 at Burke High
Phillip Douglas Conner son of Dr Phyllis and Dudley B Conner will graduate from Marty A Burke High School in Omaha at the Music Hall Civic Auditorium at 8 p m Monday June 6 Tickets are needed for admittance but may be obtained from 4 senior He is among the 188 students in the first class to graduate from Harry A Burke High School which is moving to a new 72 acre campus at 120th and Dodge with construction costing 4 8 million The school district plans to open the 1967 68 year with merged Beveridge Morton students Doug will attend Clayinda Community College in the fall majoring in pre agriculture.
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Phillip Douglas Conner
Phyllis
Dudley B. Conner
Marty A. Burke
Omaha
Music Hall Civic Auditorium
Doug
Harry A. Burke
120Th
Dodge
Burke
Burke High
Beveridge
Morton
Clayinda Community College
Bluffs Driver Fined for Cornfield Misstep Near Glenwood
Jay Geer of Council Bluffs received a 15 dollar fine and costs from Justice of Peace Carl Remley after his car missed a turn near Glenwood and ended in a cornfield. Geer was charged with failing to have his car under control. C. B. Ostrander of Glenwood was fined 100 dollars and costs for speeding.
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Jay Geer
Council Bluffs
Glenwood
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Geer
C. BR. Ostrander
Stenion Beats Orioles 9-2 in Conference Opener
Stanton defeats Orioles 9-2 as Carrol Johnson shines on the mound. Orioles struggle with offense and miscues while Stanton improves to 5-0 on the season and Baltimore drops to 0-1 heading to Henderson Friday night.
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Stenion
Orioles
Carrol Johnson
Malvern
Stanton
Vikings
Ken Johnson
Wen
Carrol
Fishing Fines in Glenwood Court
Two fines issued in Justice Ernest Timmerman's Glenwood court. Lindsey Bonapast of Omaha paid ten dollars and costs for illegally purchasing game fish, charged by Conservation Officer Chris Hein. Catherine Head of Council Bluffs paid ten dollars and costs for fishing without a license.
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Ernest Timmerman
Glenwood
Lindsey Bonapast
Omaha
Chris Hein
Catherine Head
Council Bluffs
Kay Bruce Wins Two Olympic Events
Junior high coach Jim Agnew praises Kay Bruce of Nishna Valley after she swept two events at the Midwest AAU Junior Olympics in Bellevue Nebraska. The freshman-to-be at NY won the 50 yard dash in 0.17 seconds and the broad jump 15 feet 4 inches. Finals set for June 4 in Bellevue.
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Waleh
Kay Bruce
Jim Agnew
Nishna Valley
Kay
Bellevue
Neh
Rifle Team Letter for Keith R Allen at Wheaton ROTC Awards
Keith R Allen of Emerson received a minor sports athletic letter at Wheaton College ROTC awards day on May 25. He was a rifle team member. Keith is the son of Myr and Mrs. Jac Alban.
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Keith &. Allen
Emerson
Wheaton
Keith
Myr
Jac Alban
Wiener Roast Painting and Rodeo Prep Near Wagon Wheel
The Wagon Wheel reports Sadie Chis bidding on a wiener roast Sunday night at the fairgrounds. May painted the denel room building and preparations are underway for the quicker horde show set for June 26 at the rodeo grounds.
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Wagon Wheel
Sadie Chis
Priteh
Rodeo Grounds
May
Hawks Edge Miners 12 11 Inning Victory at Henderson
Nishna Valley Blackhawks rallied with a seventh inning tally to beat New Market 12 to 11 on Henderson diamond. Dale Sandquist delivered the winning run with two on in the final frame as Harvie Van Nordstrand scored on a triplet earlier in the inning. The Miners opened with a five run first, Hawks tied in the sixth, then held NM scoreless in the seventh before taking the lead. Sandquist Van Nordstrand and Don Hascall each had two hits for the victors who plated 10 off pitcher Carg. The Hawks host Malvern next Friday at 8.
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Vikings
Stanton
Orioles
Henderson
Nishna Valley
Nishna Valley Blackhawks
New Market
Dale Sandquist
Pirate
Harvie van Nordstrand
Hawks
Sandquist
van Nordsland
Don Hascall
Malvern
Five Saddle Clubs Compete At Tabor Play Day
Auburn and Nebraska City Malvern Hastings and Tabor Saddle clubs joined the Play Day at Little Britches Trailriders arena on May 28. An evening wiener roast and ice cream social followed. Upcoming Trailriders events include the June 9 monthly meeting and a June 17 trail ride.
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Auburn
Nebraska City
Neb
Malvern
Hastings
Tabor
Little Britches
Trailriders
Saddle Club
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McMillen Place
Big Crib
McMillen Dairy Farm
Hepp
Bowman
Hillsdale
Malvern Club
Mabel van Orsdel
Wie Sell
F. S. (Teke) Nelson
Doug Conner
Bluffs
Remley Court
Keith R. Allen
Hawks Tip Miners
Carg & Sefrit
Sandqust
Steve Hinkle
Richard Fleming
Rick Morris
Wild Life Pictures
Ford
Salvers Auto Company
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