Local residents host visiting relatives and attend various events
A flood of visitors arrived from Denver Topeka and Omaha to stay with local families for a month or more. Memorial Day gatherings included open houses and church events as residents shared meals and celebrated graduates and family milestones.
How Mills Countians Voted in Primary Monday
Mr and Mrs Karl i Herta of San Dimas California arrived last Thursday and visited with their son Clayton Hertz and family. Memorial Day guests included Lee Bingaman from Omaha Darwin Graham and daughters from Oakland Gladys Graham and Elmer Eehternach and family Red Oak Bonnie Hatfield. Sunday guests of Joe Haden in County Bluffs attended Baccalaureate at Thomas Jefferson high. Other notes include visits to Des Moines Indianola Maquoketa and Randolph with Memorial Day services and commencement events, plus various local hosts and family gatherings.
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Clifford Arndt
Samily
Elmore
Ohio
Vernon Arndt
Norris Hale
Plattsmouth
Nebr
Michael Alan
Boing
Matthew Hale
Beatrice
Harold Grindle
Dale Dyke
Besex
Anita Christopher
Omaha
Clifford Boyer
Boyer
Baron Tennant
Paul Windom
Mike
Shelbyville
Ind
Floyd Windom
Tom Browns
Emerson
Ernest Knipfer
Jane
North English
Don Briley
EB. W. Sturdie
Kenora
Canada
Goldie Grindle
Atré
Norrai Hale
Baby
St. Mary's Hospital
Nebraska City
Albert Lefpold
Walter Ewing
Denver
Cole
Michigan
Selpold
Eweing
Charles Raine
Downey
Culit
Hen Mar
George Wederquist
George
Mort
Ottumwa
Ralph We
J. A. Kling
Schroeder
Schroeders
Realdéenes
Lincoln
Warren Darrah
Darrah
N. W. Rive
Grueley
Gole
Wow. Ereba
Elkport
J. 1
Gonzales
Wattengburg
J. G. Mumper
Jessie Darrah
Slater
Glen Balgympld
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Dan Abes
Loyd Coughanours
Mre
W. EE
Kerns
Lola Shatterly
Hartford
Noel
Walter Donner
Camdenton
Harry Evang
J. W. Williams Jr
June M. Fickel
Duane UL
Church+ man and sons of
Newton
Arthur Churchman
John Beals
Marion
Robert Blackman
David
Council Bluffs
Donald Beals
Red Oak
Clifford Cheney
Sidney
Vaughn Hoover
Darrell Frederickson
Walter Holt
Debbie
Melanie
Tulesa
Missigeter
J. F. Wearin
Wayne Razor
Marilyn
Harlan
Malvern
Hilladate
Bert Howard
Gerald Maher
Imogene
Silver City
Arthur Bergen
H. J. Benton
M. Church
Laat
Mesa. Ariz
Clifford Robbing
Allan Saim
John Schroeder
Melvin Keyser
Warrensburg
Cal- Jing
Hurley Stevesson
Morgan Robbing
Als
Srg
Clifford Robbins
J. Ht. Vettera
Mason
Mich
Lippincate
John Anan
John Allan
Karl i. Herta
San Dimas
Calif
Mote
Clayton Hertz
Donald Schroeder
Lee Bingaman
Darwin Graham
Oakland
Gladys Graham
Elmer Eehternach
Bonnie Hatfield
Joe Haden
R. L. Sanders
County Bluffs
Thomas Jefferson High School
Jim Sanders
E. D. Hering
Des Moines
Jack Hering
R. W. Salyers
Indianola
Dwight Morris
Kansas City
George Boothe
Lowell Elliott
Maude Churchill
Mitchell
Henry Nims
Strahan
F. M. Davison
F. R. Chantry
Ethel Hurlbert
Griswold
J. M. Steele
Jim Steele
Maquoketa
McCausland III
W.D. McCausland Jr
Harry Moore
Cedar Falls
Louise Kilpatrick
Randolph
Paul Norton
Neb
A. M. Scott
Tabor
Archie Scott
Ralph Scott
Blowing off steam at school’s end leads to small fines
Justice Ernest Timmerman presided over a week in court with youths and locals charged for minor offenses. A youth fined ten dollars and costs for exuberant celebration after school let out. Kenneth H. Lincoln of Pacific donated to the cause, and other defendants included Vernon Rubenking of Omaha for stopping a sign, Robert Killion of Malvern for loud noise, Manuel Ray of Council Bluffs for improper passing, and Joel Brandt of Tabor for speeding, each fined ten to fifteen dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Timmerman
Kenneth HH. Lincoln
Pacific Dunation
Timmerman
Vernon W. Rubenking
Omaha
Tunning
Robert Killion
Malvern
Manuel Ray
Council Bluffs
Joel E. Brandt
Tabor
Card of Thanks for 50th Anniversary
Arthur and Maude Burgoin express gratitude to friends and relatives for calls cards and flowers that helped make their 50th anniversary celebration an enjoyable occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur and
Maude Burgoin
Malvern Library Plans Ten Week Summer Reading Program
Malvern Free Public Library will sponsor a ten week summer reading program starting June 15 for children from kindergarten through eighth grade. Participants must read at least 10 books at their grade level and report to the librarian about each read title. Certificates await completion, with extra awards for special interest. Junior high members receive full school list credit when classes resume. A cooling system is planned for hot afternoons, and readers are urged to sign up and invite friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Free Public Library
Enrollees Set for Malvern Vacation Bible School
Malvern hosts Vacation Bible School led by Rev. Hugh Shiveley. Total enrollment 116 with 32 in the four year olds class, supervised by Mrs Evans. Primary reports 43 students under Edel Knight. Senior 31 enrolled with Dale Allensworth as superintendent. Intermediate has ten students. program runs through next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Hugh Shiveley
Nm Evans
Glenn Robbins
Don Primrose
Kathy Poort
Connie Lewellen
Charles Hanson
Richard Swett
Jean Trimmer
Edel Knight
Rayna Reed
Carol Wortman
M. L. Scheffel
Jan Costello
Sam Benscoter
Kathy Lippincott
Allen O'Dell
Charles Pevenouse
Barbara Brammer
Shirley Malcom
Dale Allensworth
Frank Stevens Jr
Diane Allensworth
D. R. Babbitt
Dennis Yates Receives BA at Simpson College Commencement
Dennis Allen Yates of Henderson earned a Bachelor of Arts at Simpson College commencement on May 31. President Ralph John conferred about 137 degrees. Dr. Mraneja Wilcox, dean at Johns Hopkins University, delivered the 97th annual address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Allen Yates
Henderson
Simpson College
Ralph
John
America
Mraneja ©. Wilcox
School of Advanced International Studies
Johns Hopking University
Meeting of Ambitious Andies at Booster Station Hall
A MAT meeting of the Ambitious Andies occurred at Booster Station Hall with roll call answered by a playful line about guest room tasks. The group discussed donating two new books to Nishna Valley schools while lunch was served by Denise Hendrix, Karen Lynam, and Patricia Patton, the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andies
Booster Station
Nishna Valley
Denise Hendrix
Karen Lynam
Patricia Patton
Nine New Motor Vehicles Registered In Mills County
Nine motor vehicles were registered this week across Mills County listing new owners in Malvern Glenwood Emerson and Tabor including Chrysler Pontiac Buicks Fords Chevrolets Rambler and more. Two marriage licenses were issued to Marlon Schoening and Sheila M Norman both of Omaha and Samuel Hoover of Emerson with Jacqueline Irene Jones of Red Oak. Mills County Superintendent M D Wetterick leaves Thursday for Storm Lake to attend a county supervisors meeting while County Assessor Harry Markel will travel to Clarinda Friday for a southwest Iowa assessors gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Max Dashner
Malvern
Pontiac
Elizabeth Gidley
Joseph A
Dorothy Churchman
Lowell Hastie
Glenwood
S.T. Danford
Emerson
David L. McIntosh
Council Bluffs
George Ross
John Michael
Rambler
John. Bruce
Tabor
Marlon Schoening
Sheila M. Norman
Omaha
Samuel Lee Hoover
Jacqueline Irene Jones
Red Oak
Harry Markel
Clarinda
Iowa
Memorial Day Draws Former Residents From Far Afar
A large turnout of former residents and friends gathered at Malvern cemetery for Memorial Day services. Registrants traveled from California, Texas, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, Iowa and beyond to honor loved ones, renew acquaintances, and decorate graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal ‘Vern
Shelled Corn Load Too Heavy Fine Issued
A load of shelled corn caused an axle overload against William C. Zanders of Malvern. Justice of Peace John Hall fined him 12 dollars and 60 cents plus costs on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Zanders
Malvern
John Hall
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Gene Bell
Fresno
Callt
Ronald Denner
Calo
J. K. Denner
Donald
Quimly
Naomi Alenstworth
Topeka
Kan
Nishna Valley School
Minnesota
Fannie Clark
Pearl Lark
Hazel Collins
Hopkins
Marold Clark
Ayre
Clair Clark
Glenwood Wind
Charles Niele
Clarke
Cannell Whittts
Calvin Ritchie
Song of
Omatin
A. Mudhotland
Seal, M. D
Harley Stevesson
Richard Morrises
Hinsdale
Carl Schultzes
Lake Bluift
H. W. Ouren Jr
Katherine and
Gayle
J. R. Randereon
Karl
Kim
Cecil Hoover
Sam Hoover
Tackle Jones
First Baptist’ Church
Person
H. H. McKnight
Colorado Springs
W. Wolfes
Gary Wolfe
J. R. Beckwith
Doris Beckwith
Evan Hultman
W. L. Maoty
Robert W. Naden
M. L. Abrahamson
Dean Read
L. B. Liddy
Harry B. Thompson
W. N. Bump
Gary D. Woodwar
Ben F. Jensen
William J. Scherle
Glenn’ L. Johnson
Lerk
District Court
I. L. Donner
Eriff
Paul W. Phillips
Edgar E. Cook
Glen Ms McGe
C. Lincoln
Don Rhoden
Termirgil Curtis
Washburn
Harold BE. Hughes
Rney
Laurence FP
Scalise
G. i
Don ‘Wilson
Walter J. Ambrose
Leo Gordon
John A. Hansen
Alvin P. Meyer
John T. Tokkeim
Fred
Watson
Fiight
Ashlyn
Empress Theater
George Chakirly
Ul Brynner
Richard Widmark
Yes
Air Rescue Service
Panavision
Eastmancdior
Ee Eestmanenio
Ashiya
Yul Brynner
With Bobby Vintan
Malvern Library
Martha Winters
Malvern Librarian
Community Bible School
Dennis Yates
Storm Lake
Mills County
M. D. Wetterick
California
Meg
Marl Hertz
Neil] Smith
Whittier
Minnie Nelson
Joe Donner
Santa Fe Springs
Roy Herrick
Vallejo
Texas
Fred Colby
Beaumont
H. G. Miles
Andrews
Malek
Dallas
Nebraska
Mack Irvin
D. M. Hannah
Florence Hannah
Blair
Grace
Arthur Bingaman
Ruth Bingeman
Teri Leonard
Mark Robbins
H. C. Allery
Kenneth Edie
Sharon Ramey
Fréd Nelson
W. A. Chantry
Leo Hoefer
Y. H. Seaton
Art Nelson
Jana
Harold Clark
Ayr
Harry Stout
Afton
Marvin Woodfill
Ames
Frances Wright
Swea City
Nellie Lang
Creston
Marion Ellis
Sioux City
Dale Atkinson
Joe Moore
Willie Sieck
Maine
Bonnie Davis
Anita
Delmar Chandler
Modate
Lewis Mitchell
Donna
Estherville
Louis Stubbs
Sac City
Bill Lee
Runnels
Pisgah
Villisea
Persia
Stanton
Cromwell
Blencoe
Carl Goodman
Hoyt
Perry
Marjorie Wortman
MacKenzie
Tulsa
Okla
Collins
Collins Drug Co
W. Knight
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