Romance Drives Mills County Wedding License Surge
In Mills County this week, Clerk of Courts I. L. Donner issued more marriage licenses than new car registrations, despite denying two couples for lack of witnesses. The issue includes multiple wedding stories and hints at more forthcoming. A Malvern connection appears as Marjorie Clark, ISC graduate and former local superintendent’s daughter, accompanies ISC graduates meeting Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. Flagley zones show few flags, while a GOC meeting and a Commercial club dinner are planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Donner
Iowa State College
John Foster Dulles
ISC
Flagley
Malvern
Main
District court docket records 17 licenses in June start
The district court marriage docket rose to 17 licenses since June began with new marriages issued by Clerk Fr. J. Donner. Couples include Ruben king and Vanderpool from Malvern, Burgess and Mulholland of Phoenix and Malvern, Jacobsen and Barlow, Danaby and Hansen, Blackburn and Clark, Wing and Cody, Campbell and Vestal, Redder and Kerns, Aistrope and Clark. County supervisors completed primary canvass with no major changes. Delegates to county conventions to be chosen June 29. some voters elected to both party conventions. Four Glenwood vehicle registrations were reported: Lugseh Cleaners Chevrolet, Mona B. Cook Cadillac, Frances G. Wright Pontiac, R. C. Good Buick.
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District Court
Fr. J. Donner
Thomas Rubenking
Randolph
Eleanor Vanderpool
Malvern
Marshall D. Burgess
Phoenix
Ariz
Sally Mulholland
Fred W. Bailey
Beverly A. Warris
Hamburg
Barton Jacobsen
Janet Barlow
Omaha
Daniel Danaby
Lorraine Hansen
Gary Seth Blackburn
Tabor
Darlene Clark
Glenwood
Lyle Wing
Twin Falls
Ida
Ruth W. Cody
Council Bluffs
Robert Campbell
Gilman
Betty Alice Vestal
Hastings
You Redder
Norma Jean Kerns
David William Aistrope
Lois Marie Clark
Board of Supervisors
Agnes Livengood
Lugseh Cleaners
Chevrolet
Mona B. Cook
Cadillac
Frances G. Wright
Pontiac
R. C. Good
Buick
Malvern Board Seeks 5th Bus as Breeding Resigns
Malvern school board called for bids on a new 48 passenger bus and a chassis for an existing bus at its June meeting held at Chantry school. Ben Breeding, an 11 year board member and former president, submitted his resignation citing business reasons and his efforts helped launch the district transportation program. Bid must be delivered by 8 p.m. June 26 at Chantry school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Board of Education
Chantry School
Ben Breeding
Breeding
Piper Hotel to Become Modern Rest Home in Malvern
Malvern’s Piper Hotel, one of the town’s oldest businesses, will be sold to three women who plan to remodel the Cottage built in the 1880s into a rest home. The state fire marshal has approved the building, and plans call for caring for about 45 patients.
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Piper Hotel
Malvern
Cuba Cox
Bessie Smith
Mildred Peterson
Red Oak
Eyvonne Wederquist
Glenwood
R. K. Piper
Jarrett Confesses to Salem Bank Robbery to FBI
Sheriff Don Rhoden said Billy J. Jarrett a 32 year old transient has been turned over to the FBI and admitted a Salem Indiana bank holdup on Dec 3 The robbery involved between 800 and 900 dollars He had been wanted in Indiana and Illinois for burglary and forgery and has a prior record of stolen car charges check charges and bond jumping
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Rhoden
Billy J. Jarrett
F.B.I
Salem, In
Jarrett
Glenwood
Rhoden
Salem
Indiana
Illinois
Public Invited to Use Youth Center by BPW Club
The Business and Professional Women's club urges area residents to use the youth center. Under BPW auspices it will open Wednesdays and Sundays from 7 30 to 10 30 p m with chaperones and a 10 cent entrance fee per child. Sandwiches drinks and candy will be sold. Additional hours Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 2 30 to 5 30. The club invites other groups like Scouts and church organizations to arrange use via Miss Nancy Darrah or Mrs Ocle Diekershach.
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Business & Professional Women's Club
BPW
Nancy Darrah
Ocle Diekershach
Notice to Bidders for Used Equipment Sale
Sealed bids will be received by the Auditor of Malls County at her office in Glenwood Ia until 10 oclock a m on June 20 1986 for various items listed below four used trucks contact the County Engineer s office for further information Agnes Livengood County Auditor June 13 1956.
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Malls County
Glenwood
Agnes Livengood
Mary Burdie Receives AB Degree at Nebraska Convocation
Miss Mary C. Burdie daughter of RE W Burdie of Malvern earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Nebraska College of Arts and Sciences at spring convocation. The 1956 class included 924 graduates. She planned to fly to New York Monday and depart Wednesday on the Queen Mary for a five week tour of Great Britain and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Burdie
RE. W. Burdie
Malvern
University of Nebraska College of Arts and Sciences
Civil Defense Director to Visit Malvern on Aug 6
E B en Fowler state Civil Defense Director will speak in Malvern on August 6 at the Community building. The visit is arranged by Mills county director Jack Steele with firemen sponsoring the meeting. Fowler will explain how Malvern and Mills County fit Civil Defense and draw a big turnout. A followup mass feeding school August 7 and 8 at Glenwood will involve a 10 county Southwest Iowa event. Dr James Beckwith urged county organizations to send representatives and noted Civil Defense week in September to boost participation.
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E.ben Fowler
Civil Defense
Malvern
Fowler
Jack Steele
Mills County
Ray Jones
Steele
Omaha
Beckwith
Malvern Firemen Sponsor Cub Baseball Team Plan
Malvern firemen will sponsor a Cub baseball team for Malvern. The decision was made Monday night. The group will buy a dozen uniforms and Max Dashner serves as chairman. In other business they planned a Civil Defense lecture for August. A separate story on this is elsewhere in the issue.
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Malvern
Malvern Firemen
Rain making effort expands to Glenwood area meeting
Mills county boosts moisture efforts with Friday Glenwood Armory gathering at 8 am. An eight county In Mo Weather Modification Assn formed after Malvern meeting where 300 farmers funded a cloud seeding plan. Edgar Cook named president and treasurer with county reps Henry Washburn and Ben Buffington. The larger group covers 2.6 million acres in Iowa and Missouri and secured seeding at 2 cents per acre for the year. Fremont county reports 10,800 raised. Mil county near goal with about 37,000 paid. Seeding equipment: 21 generators installed, nine more to be added once conditions permit.
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Mills County
Glenwood
Malvern
Edgar Cook
Henry Washburn
Hastings
Ben Buffington
Shenandoah Friddon
Towa
Northwest
Missouri
Cook
Ife
Fremont County
Mil County
Soil Bank Offers Cash Boost for Dreary Iowa Farmers
The Soil Bank program, passed by Congress, may aid drought affected Iowa farmers. Eligible farms may join Acreage Reserve by designating fields and reducing corn base. Underplanting, weather, natural causes, or post May 27 disposal adjustments affect eligibility. Payment rates: 60 percent of county loan rates or 90 cents per bushel. per acre payment based on specified criteria.
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Congress
Iowa
Mills County
Fremont
Montgomery
Page
Pottawattamie
Crap Herms
Ulan
ASC
Don Baggs Enters Tractor Rodeo at Eldora June 21
Donald Baggs, after winning Mills county fair and Iowa State Fair tractor rodeos, will represent Iowa in a national contest at Eldora during National Farm Day on June 21. Only five other state winners join the event, sponsored by Rural Young People.
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Donald Baggs
Mills County
Iowa
Eldora
All Mills Methodist Pastors Reassigned to Some Churches
The annual Iowa Des Moines conference at Mt. Pleasant kept all Mills county pastors in place for another year. No pastorates changed as the conference emphasized support for church colleges. Present pastors and charges include Malvern Strahan, John L. Beechout, Emerson Hastings, Lyman Smith, Wesley Chapel Henderson, Reed W. Martin, Silver City East Liberty Ora Reep, Glenwood Pacific Junction, Paul E theks Mallsdale Tabor Randolph, G. Wilkins.
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Mills County
Iowa Des. Moines
Mt. Pleasant
Malvern Strahan
John L. Beechout
Emerson-Hastings
Lyman Smith
Wesley Chapel
Henderson
Ied
W. Martin
Silver City
East Liberty
Ora Reep
Glenwood
Pacific Junction
Paul IE Theks
Mallsdale - Tabor - Randolph
G. Wilkins
Mills County Dairy Queen and Court at Banquet
Mills county 1956 dairy queen Marlene Zanders of Emerson honored at the dairy banquet held Friday evening in the Malvern Community building. Nearly 300 attended as queen candidates were presented and Judy Mutt sang two songs. Junty Whiting of Roberts Dairy Co spoke on farm economics and cost control while urging careful business practices amid farming changes and population growth.
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Mills County Dairy Queen
Mills County
Marlene Zanders
Emerson
Malvern
Phyllis Martin
Malvera
Cyrtil Buch
Glenwood
Donna Marmon
Tador
WSUS
Austin Bass
Leon Weigman
Henderson
Judy Mutt
Junty Whiting
Seneral Mranager
Roberts Dairy Co
Autry
Mr. Whittig
Malvern Library Announces Summer Hours Schedule
The Malvern public library will operate only on Monday Wednesday and Saturday from 2:00 PM to 5:30 PM and Saturday evenings from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM during the summer months, adjusting hours for visitors.
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Malvern Library
Malvern Public Library
Two Hurt in Mills Hwy Accidents
Eight highway accidents in Mills county caused injuries with at least two people recorded by the sheriff’s office during the past week. Gerald W. Bsen, 19, of TH cum Wash, drove a car that upturned on Highway 275 seven miles north of Glenwood, with damage estimated at 4,860 and his wife Janet, 17, suffering a neck injury. Ed Tornow, 7h, of Ute, sustained internal injuries when his car overturned about seven miles north of Hastings. Harold Dean Skank, 10, of Silver City, had $100 damage after his car overturned northeast of Malvern. Marian Dale Vetterick, 47, of Glenwood, collided with a truck driven by Maninel Warren Shryer, 48, of Aldney, north of Henwnat, with damage to Vetterick’s car. An additional accident near Pimer son involved Robert Lee Irwin, 15, of Malvern, and Paul No Holhind, of Omaha, with injuries and damage noted. Further details describe numerous other minor collisions and vehicle damage across the county.
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Mills County
Sheriffs Office
Gerald W
Bsen
TH Cum
Wash
Glenwood
Janet
Tve
Ed Tornow
Ute
Hastings
Harold Dean Skank
Silver City
Malvern
Marian Dale Vetterick
Glenwoal
Maninel Warren Shryer
Aldney
Henwn
Roekinitis
Syed Dase
Shelton Wil- Vhvine
Test Runs Completed at Henningsen’s Facility
Fragmentary text references test runs at Henningsen’s with garbled words and names. The readable portion notes completion of tests and mentions possible locations or teams, but precise facts, dates, or clear subjects are missing from the legible material.
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Henningsen
County ASC to Study Soil Bank Details
Mills county ASC will travel to Atlantic next Monday for official soil bank information to share with farmers. The plan sets rates and rules for acreage reserve, underplanting, disposal, and penalties, with payments to encourage enrollment and estimated yields and limits across Mills, Fremont, Montgomery, Page, and Pottawattamie counties.
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ASC
Mills County
Atlantic
Edw. W. Hopp
Hopp
Fourth of July Entertainment Promises Local Festivities
Rural Youth club Malvern presents a July 4 celebration with stage acts and antique displays. Admission is one dollar, stamped night-show passes issued, and proceeds fund community events. Local churches and Cub Scouts sponsor the event with food stands and speakers.
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le Motedbioai
Malvern
Evereiven
Silker Te
Leso Agsithary
Buptet Vhurch
Cub Scouts
Uni Sell Weteted Voll Handle Popeern Adler
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Malvern School
Mary Burdie
Uni. of
Nebraska
Max Dashner
Rain Maker
Soil Bank
Don Baggs
All Mills
Methodist
Venerele
Mills Hwy
Pat Ives
Ito
Pire
Top Entertainment
Dutehauneli
Malyert
Canis Knop
Dawina
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