Scherle Urges Protection of Minority in Iowa Redistricting
Rep Wan a Scherle reports from Des Moines on a special session to redraw Iowa Senate and House seats. He critiques the Shaff plan, discusses county representation, minority protections, and the need to balance population and area. He notes a Monday caucus will decide if he can defend Western Iowa and agriculture interests.
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General Assembly
Iowa
Senate
House
Shah Plant
Timean
Mills County
Fremont County
Fremont
Towa
Ansa
Brown Hotel
Des Moines
State House
Business in 2nd Quarter Holds Even
Mills county shows a slight loss for the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1963, from 1962 with Malvern down about 2 percent and Glenwood up 4 percent while the rest of the county gains just under 2 percent. Fremont County records a boom with higher sales tax totals, with Emerson at 2,775 and Pacific Junction 1,186 and Tabor 7,268 in town collections.
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Mills County
Malvern
Glenwood
Fremont County
Mills
Hamburg
Sidney
Fremont
Emerson
Pacific Junction
Tabor
Mills County March term petit jurors named by Donner
Clerk J L Wonner announced 45 jurors for Mills County March term district court under Judge Bennet Cullison. Report expected for reporting when summoned. Read list includes jurors from Malvern Hastings Emerson Henderson Silver City Glenwood Pacific Junction and Tabor with numerous names such as Sam Benscoter Lois Perkins Marjorie Hampton Fred Baker Wanda Radford Otis Turner David Gregory and others.
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J. L. Wonner
Mills County
Bennet Cullison
Malvern
Sam Benscoter
Virgil Forney
Albert Meyer
George Pearce
Glen Robbins
Mary Spiker
Hastings
Lois Perkins
John Russell
Emerson
Marjorie Hampton
Henderson
Lawrence, Frink
Silver City
Elsie Taylor
Glen
Gene Vinton
Maxine Waterman
Geneva Wise
Pacific Junction
Nell Buckingham
Hanna Fisher
Darrell Sargent
Otis Turner
Mason Watts
William Barker
Blanche Warmer
Tabor
David Gregory
Gerald Moore
Pre-Welcome Dinner Draws About 60 at Wesley Church
A Sunday welcome dinner for new neighbors drew around 60 attendees. The Hastings family who moved from the farm to Red Oak were absent. Virgil Waldron and the Burlington place residents joined the gathering with the Godfrys and Jerry Lawne. At a farewell supper, Glen Jackson and his family hosted for Jerry Towne who left for Omaha to join the armed services. Relatives from Griswold and local neighbors attended. Jerry Towne had worked for the Jacksons about 14 years.
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Hastings
Red Oak
Virgil Waldron
Burlington Place
Wesley
Me. W. FP. Godfry
Don Godfrys
Jerry Lawne
Glen Jackson
Rodger
Jerry Towne
Omaha
Armed Services
Griswold
Jerry
Jacksons
Church Schedule Details for Sunday Services
Rev Clement Rowe presides with Pastor Mrs Donald Godfrey leading Sunday School at 9. Supt. S Sunday School at 10 am and Church Service at 11 am.
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Clement Rowe
Donald Godfrey
Fed Club Holds Special Meeting and Local Socials
The Hastings Federated Women's Club met at Mrs. Clinton Parker's home on Friday February 28 for a special session with a potluck dinner and crafts. About twenty members attended. March plans include a regular meeting at Mrs Ott Menschel's home. A separate entry notes Marsha Palmer hosting a slumber party for Kris Rummery, with seven friends and Dr. and Mrs Moody, plus supper and bowling. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Arthur Snapp in Cargon. Beverly Wilson underwent hospital treatment at Lutheran Hospital in Omaha. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Jerry Osler and baby visiting Parker parents, and Mr and Mrs Joe Robbing attending open house at Mon Santo fertilizer plant in Melbourne. Lola Redman and daughter Louise visited Clint and Lynn Parker. Byron Jackson from Carbondale Colorado visited Glen Jackson’s family, then returned home after a week with relatives in Glenwood and Pac Ne Junction. Fred Beirman and family from Glenwood joined supper at Glenn Jackson’s. Jim Wan returned from Iowa State University for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Henry Washburn visited Shenandoah. Cattle meeting attended by Wesley folk at KMA in Shenandoah. Mrs Dallas McGrew was patient in Red Oak hospital with flu over the weekend.
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Beverly Wilson
Omaha
Lutheran Hospital
Jerry Osler
Council Bluffs
Allen Palmer
Joe Robbing
Melbourne
Mon Santo Fertilizer
Lee Robbins
Lola Redman
Walnut
Louise
Clint
Lynn Parker
Byron Jackson
Carbondale
Colo
Glen Jackson
Glenwood
Pac- Ne Junction
Fred Beirman
Tamily
Glenn Jackson
Jim Wan
Iowa State University
Henry Washburn
Dale Mathews
Shenandoah
Wesley
KMA
Dallas McGrew
Red Oak Hospital
Patton to Capitol on F B Trip
Clyde D Patton of Emerson former Mills county Farm Bureau president will represent the organization on a trip to Washington D C leaving Des Moines by plane March 9 County leaders will meet Congressmen and press Farm Bureau policy The group returns to Des Moines March 11.
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Clyde D. Patton
Emerson
Mills County Farm Bureau
D. C
Des Moines
Farm Bureau
Nine Are Fined in Mills Traffic Court
Nine traffic cases were heard by Justice Ernest Timmerman in Glenwood. Kemp of Malvern paid a $10 fine for loss of vehicle control after a snow collision. Fines ranged from $5 to $10 for speeding and improper passing for individuals including Leahy, Hunter, Folsom, Boldra, Wright, Kruse, Warnke, and Phillips from Mineola, Thurman, Kansas City, Glenwood, Randolph and Omaha.
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Ernest Timmerman
Glenwood
Jon Francia Kemp
Malvern
Francis Leahy
Omaha
Mark Hunter
Thurman
Emmett Folsom
Kansas City
Robert A. Boldra
Jay Wright
Gary L. Kruse
Mineola
Thomas F. Warnke
Nancy Kay Phillips
Randolph
Future Feeders 4H Club Meets at Swett Home
The Future Feeders 4H Club gathered February 17 at the home of Dwaine and David Swett. Ten members and two leaders attended. Donald Angus was chosen as county delegate. A $39 check was given to the club for herdmanship and Outstanding Club of 1963. Lunch was served by Mrs. Swett and Bob Johnson.
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Dwaine
David Swett
Donald Angus
Swett
Bob Johnson
Youths Jailed After Arrests In Glenwood Case
A Glenwood man Merlin Hansen age charged with contributing to delinquency of a minor received 30 days in county jail after arrest Tuesday night. Gary Les Perkins 18 Donald Brown 18 and Otta Brown 13 were charged with drinking beer on the highway. Perkins and the Browns got 15 days each. Sheriff Barkus and Deputy Mead took all youths into custody on the Packing House road south of Glenwood.
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Glenwood
Merlin Hansen
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Gary Les Perkins
Donald Brown
Otta Brown
Perkins
Browns
Hansen
Edwin Barkus
Kenneth Mead
Attempted Break-in at Perkins Service Station Near Hastings
Sheriff reports a break-in attempt Monday night at Perkins Service Station near Hastings. Glass in the front door was broken but nothing appeared stolen. The intruders were frightened away, according to Sheriff Edwin Barkus.
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Hastings
Edwin Barkus
Harkug
Drives Into Radar Area and Fined Twenty-Five Dollars
A Malvern motorist, Lorena Marie Mercer, faced speeding charges after a radar check by the highway patrol east of Glenwood. Justice of the Peace John Hall imposed a $25 fine plus costs.
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Malvern
Justice of Peace
John Hall
Highway Patrol
Lorena Marie Mercer
Glenwood
Claim He Forced Their Car Off Mills Highway
Two state treasury officers claim they were forced off Mills Highway Monday. They followed Gilbert Bolton to arrest him north of Tabor. Bolton faced a minor charge and was held for district court after a $600 bond. Holton was bound over and released.
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State Treasury
Gilbert
Bolton
Omaha
Tabor
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Holton
Milla County
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Scherle
Uile
Donner
Eddie Collins
Cudahy & Spencer Pack
Wesley News
Clinton Parker
Fed. Club
Hastings Federated Woman's Club
Ott Menschel
Marsha Palmer
Moody
Kris Rummery
Strahan
Arthur Snapp
Car Gon
U*s*air Force
Everett Gipe
Newton
Goodfield
Stewart
Miles
Sarge
Sudan
Stewart Seed Co
33Rd St
Ellsworth Smith
Ome
Hay
Gordon’ Lees
Verna Swoboda
Baby
Everett Knop
Herman Stortenbecker
Marvin Goos
Gerald Leu
Don West
Clyde Ingersoll
Rawleigh
Mills Co
Rawleigh Dept
Freeport
Adrian Wookey
Bardoliermere Breeding
HK Russell
Bedford
Merrill Reisenweber
West Broadway
Emerson Farm Supply
Burl Morris
Clarinda Production Credit Assn
Otba Wearin Farm Office
Singer Co
Beariue
Singer
Jim Winchester
Basil
Peers Nk Hel
Children’s Shoes
Alterruse Shoe Store
Glenwood ! Ati
The
Malvern Leader
State OF
Anna L. Schnepel
I. L. Donner
District Court
Lorraine Strand
Roy Good
Leader
Firestone
Ford
E. Cooper
Hospe Piano Co
Douglas
Nebr
Blue Cross
George W. Ernst
McPherson Ave
Salyers Implement Company
WC AC
John Deere
Gandy
Schultz Bros
Business Dist
Lakin Impl. Co
Salyers Auto Company
Eee
Chrysler
N. P. Crink
Eer
J. N. Clark
Frank
Blackburn
Richard D. Blackburn
Oaklland
da Bruce
4Th Ave
Tred
Morris Ward
Emerson Farm
Emerson, Arene
Byron Reed CO
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Mills Highway
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