Glenwood State School a Key Economic Asset for Mills County
The dedication of the new Administration building highlights Glenwood State School as a major economic factor in Mills County, employing about 420 staff and providing roughly 20 percent of local non farm jobs. While its public mission is care for retarded children, its economic impact remains central to regional prosperity alongside calls for more state funding and improved facilities.
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Glenwood State School
Ruth Miler
Malvern
Center
Mills County
Glenwood
Many Wedding Anniversaries Show Domestic Tranquility
The article notes a high number of long lasting marriages up to over six decades, countering divorce fears. It suggests stress exists but stability comes from shared home and family commitments, with concessions and compromises maintaining a sound, enduring marriage.
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An intriguing feature of a new iron building at the Glenwood State phone gem includes a dedicated room for switching equipment with a large PEX outside. Reported by Paul Thompson, Northwest Belt Manager for Mills county, the facility serves Hastings Silver City and Mineola and promises extensive administrative capacity though details remain incomplete.
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Glenwood
Beckwith sisters head to Europe after Iowa graduation
Ann and Lara Beckwith, recent University of Iowa graduates, boarded a train in Omaha for New York and then the SS New Amsterdam to Europe. The trip is a graduation gift from Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Beckwith. They plan to self-direct the tour and live modestly through August. Lara will start her second year at SUI after return, while Ron pursues a master's in political science. Dick and Mary Hyde joined their Town State university class reunion events at Ames, noting fellow alumni, including the Class of ’39, appearing more mature than in 1938.
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Ann
Lara Beckwith
Omaha
New York
New Amsterdam
Europe
University of Iowa
Lura
J. R. Beckwith
Lara
Sui
Ron
Mary Hyde
Hastings
Town State University
Ames
Mary
Home Economica
Parker Correspondent Reports Local News and Weddings
Micky Smith from Stanton visits cousin Darrel Godfrey at Godfrey farm. Everett McGrew attend wedding of Henry Schnoor and Edith Anne in Malvern. Nancy Lisle and sister Virginia and fiancé Norbert Gillisson from Town University visit Lisle home. Virginia and Norbert postponed wedding. Mrs. Gene Bolton works part time at Powder Puff Beauty Salon in Emerson. Jon Robbins drives to Des Moines with son Mark, a Boys State delegate at Camp Dodge. Beverly Wilson to stay in Lutheran Hospital Omaha for two more weeks after transfusions. Address 26th Dewey. Lee Robbing and Jeanie visit Deitchlers in Wunley from Melbourne May 31. Dallas McGrew sails to Indianapolis to visit daughter Don Dias family.
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Micky Smith
Stanton
Darrel Godfry
Godfry
Everett McGrew
Henry Schnoor
Edith Anne
Mal
Malvern
Nancy Lisle
Virginia
Norbert Gillisson
Town University
Lisle
Norbert
Gene Bolton
Emerson
Jon Robbins
Des Moines
Mark
Camp Dodge
Beverly Wilson
Lutheran Hospital
Omaha
Dewey
Lee Robbing
Jeanie
Melbourne
Deitchlers
Wunley
Dallas McGrew
Don Dias
Indianapolis
Ina
Mary Jo Robbins
Bloomfield
Extes Park
Colo
Ralph Adams
Calif
Wesley
Nebraska
Iowa
M. L. Latchaw
Evelyn Wilson
Ben Wilson
Wayne Keith
Don Royce
Mary Sue Boyer
Glenwood
Methodist Church
Lynn Parker
Darrel
Lincoln
Lyle Asell
Richard Weigman
Dennis Yates
Wesley Chapel church notices and community updates
The Malvern Leader for June 11 1964 covers Wesley Chapel happenings led by Rev Clement Rowe. Desert potluck June 17 hosted by WSCS. Mrs Henry Washburn honored at an afternoon party. the Washburns plan a summer stay at Ozarks cottage Camdenton Missouri. Local residents and visitors attend weddings, college students return home, and gardening projects at the State Grounds are noted.
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Wesley Chapel
Clement Rowe
Donald Godfrey
WSCS
Henry Washburn
Clinton Parker
The
Ozarks
Camdenton
Lorraine Winslow
Mary Allery
Hdna
Plumb
Anna Wilson
Elsie Wilson
Ruth Howard
Nellie Crouse
Francis Gard
Marga Evans
Marie Parker
Eloise Turner
Sarden
Wesley Bible School program set for Sunday
Wesley Bible School at Wesley with 20 pupils will present a church program at 8 45 Sunday. Superintendent is Mrs Clarence Rush and teachers include Ruby Godfry Delia Wilson Joyce Johnson and Kathy Smith. Helpers are Marsha Deitchler and Geraldine Granteer. The school week ends Friday.
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Bible School
Wesley
Clarence Rush
Ruby Godfry
Delia Wilson
Joyce Johnson
Kathy Smith
Marsha Deitch~ler
Geraldine Granteer
Peppy Pals Demonstration Planned at Axtell Home
4 H club notes a May meeting at Phyllis Axtell home. In president's absence vice president Axtell presided. Jane Miller spoke on citizenship and was named camp delegate. Refreshments served. Phyllis Axtell, reporter.
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Phyllis Axtell
Marsha Deitchler
Jane Miller
Annual Certificate for Publica tion of Health Service Inc Des Moines IA
Insurance department certifies that Health Service Inc of Chicago Illinois is authorized to transact business in Iowa until April 1 1965. The December 31 1963 statement shows assets 8 987 668 78 liabilities 2 382 752 67 surplus 2 782 752 67 and totals 9 750 421 45. Des Moines Iowa June 1 1964 Commissioner William E Timmons seal. Hartford Steam Boiler Insurance Co Hartford CT also certified with assets 101 275 024 58 surplus 9 392 040 26 and date June 1964.
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Insurance Department of Iowa
Des Moines
The
Health Service, Inc
Chicago
Illinois
Code of Iowa
William E. Timmons
Iowa
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Hartford Livestock Insurance Company
New York
Insurance Department of
Owa
Insurance
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Toin
Holland American Insurance Company Bankers City Missouri Ledger
The document lists Holland American Insurance Company located in Kansas City Missouri. It states legal actions extending to April 1 1965 and includes a December 31 1963 financial statement with assets liabilities and surplus figures totaling 1 000 000 00 paid up capital and shown surplus of 1 311 328 06 against liabilities 2 797 881 18 and total 4 049 200 22.
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Abraham Lincoln Athletic Field
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Oakland
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Kang
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Hobbie
Linda
Albert
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Julie Turner
Parker
Mona Pace
Birthday Club
Maude Wilson
Eula- Nie Larsson
Ida Pierce
Hazel Leakabill
Alice Washburn
Lola Wearin
Becky Wearin
L.D.T. Club
Max Benton
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Shenandoah
Dick Godfry
Jim Glenn
Madrid
Mills Countian
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Strahan
Clarinda Community College
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Sally Nordland
Bayes
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Randy
Clarinda, Christian Church
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Holland-American Insurance Company
Kansas City
Missouri
Max Stewart
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Faunces
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Chaistfield
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