Four Hospitalized After Mills County Traffic Accidents
Sheriff reports five accidents in Mills County left four people hospitalized. A Dur across roads caused damage to vehicles driven by Jack L Turner and Phyllis M Harris on Highway 34 near Glenwood, with Turner fined for prohibited passing. Multiple injuries were treated at Mercy Hospital, while another crash near Tabor injured Myra Philpott and George Philpott, and a separate wreck near Tabor injured Mrs Byers and Mrs Garges, all with varying damages and hospitalizations.
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Mills County
Edwin Barkus
Jack L. Turner
Glenwood
Ernest Timmerman
Turner
Phyllis M. Harris
Pacific Junation
Harris
Sylvia Harris
Pacific Junction
Mercy Hospital
Myra Philpott
Villisea
George
Elayne Carnes
Tabor
Rainy Night Fenders Hit Homes and Cars in Dual Crashes
A one car accident near Glenwood on highway 275-34 caused $300 damage when Dorothy L Wright 43 Shenandoah lost control in rain and veered into a ditch. Earlier, on a bridge north of Pacific Junction James C Kneece 149 Pacific Junction and Irvin R Schlorhalty 44 Council Bluffs collided. Kneece's car sustained $500 damage and the other about $300.
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Glenwood
Dorothy L. Wright
Shenandoah
James C. Kneece
Pacific Junction
Irvin R. Schlorhalty
Council Bluffs
Mr and Mrs Jones Move to Ma Vern With Family
Mr and Mrs Bob Jones and family relocated from Oklahoma City to Ma Vern over the weekend. Mr Jones will be employed at Good Grain Co and they will reside in the Bill Barbour house on First Avenue.
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Bob Jones
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mavern
Jones
Good Grain Co
Bill Barbour
First Avenue
Ardy Strahan Thanks Friends and Relatives
Mrs. Nina Grane and Mrs. L. C. Perkins of Stanton with Mrs. Ben Shook of Kansas City visit Mrs. Nina Crouse Wode Wednesday And Maude Churchill and Mrs. Henry Nims were guests on Tuesday This notice ends with an appeal that want ads pay.
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Nina Grane
L. C. Perkins
Stanton
Ben Shook
McKinley
Kansas City
Nina Crouse
Wode Neaday
Maude Churchill
Mis
Henry Nims
Sunday dinner guests at Wilson home include多
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W H Wilson and family were Mrs Kermit Smith and children of Sidney Mr and Mrs Ted Wilson and family of Nebraska City Mr and Mrs Norman Bliss and family and Mr and Mrs John Wooten and family Dr and Mrs B T Wolf and daughters of Marengo arrived Friday for two weeks vacation at the home of her mother Mrs Milo Aitken Ir attended.
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W. H. Wilson
Kermit Smith
Sidney
Ted Wilson
Nebraska City
Norman Bliss
John Wooten
B. T. Wolf
Marengo
Milo Aitken
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Washington, D. C
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Capitol
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Capitol Steps
Bruce Harris
Villisean
Willisea
Ha Byers
Cecil Garges
Randolph
Hamburg
Byers
Costello Ins. & Real Estate
Malvern
Strahan
Driver’s Tavern
Ray Kearns
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Women's & Girls
Altekruse
Glenwood Bf
Eshelman Music House
South Sixth St
St. Joseph
Blue Cross
George W. Ernst
McPherson Ave
Singer
Railroad Avenue
Omaha
Nebi
Spinet
Baldwin Spinet
Cooper
Hospe Piano Co
Douglas St
Nebr
Chevrolet
Bill Bloedel
Salyers Auto Company
Malvern Tat
Salyers Implement Company
Iowa
Leader Office
Emerson Farm Supply
Emerson
Frank's Milling
Sete
Blackburn
Richard D. Blackburn
Oakland, Ia
Bole
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Dwight
Grant Shaw
Homer Shoop
Stewart’s
Clark, Ford
Sudan
Stewart Seed Co
33Rd St
Ellsworth Smith
Hastings
Iown
Ford and Hawkeye
Eugene Leu
Jim Rountree
Towa
Bandilier
Macedonia
Call Harold
Tripp
Merrill Reisenweber
West Broadway
Burl Morris
Clarinda Production Credit Assn
Otha Wearin Farm Office
H. A. Knutson
Sec'y-Treag
Kizzier
Iowa City
Leader
Singer Co
Jim Winchester
Henderson
Marvin Swoboda
Bill Blackburn
Michael Blackburn
Gordon
Mulholland
Bob Salyers
Fairview Course
Pete and
Irene
J. N. Clark
Costello
Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Ptt
CRRA
Don Bruce
Randolph Enterprise
U.S
Duane Clay
Homer Fritz
Byron Reed CO
Farnam
Jim Anderson
Town
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