Waubonsie Creek Watershed Plan Faces 1.53 Million Federal Cost
The Waubonsie watershed board along with federal and state conservation officials discussed a proposed plan covering 26 732 acres with 82 structures and major land treatment requirements. Estimated total cost exceeds 2 000 000 with federal funds of 1 533 000 and maintenance schemes to be established after land treatment is completed. A public meeting will be held before final acceptance to review the program and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waubonsie
Thy
Leonard Larson
Sail Conservation Service
Missouri River
Bartlett
Subject Four
Cimaty Road
Tandlowsniers
Barson
Aretha Tau
Watershed Board
County sees spring boost for hunting fishing licenses
County Herald reporter Kenneth Asmussen notes May renewals are steady as spring inspires buyers. Also listed are new car registrations for Chevrolets and Fords in Malvern Glenwood Pacific Junction and nearby towns, plus a marriage license issued to Raymond W. Lin Lar and Mary A. Lew of Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Herard
Kenneth Asmussen
Asmussen
Volkswagen
LeRoy FE
Day
Glenwood
Chevrolet Pickup
Claude Robertson
Pacific Junetion
Chevrolet Track
Raymond W. Lincar
Pacific Junction
Juin KB. Robinson
Mary A. Lew
Community Notes From Malvern Area Visitation List
Malvern leader notes social visits across area households. Guests include families from Red Oak Glenwood and Shenandoah with dinners and Sunday gatherings. Librarian reports 76 books loaned. several families host birthday dinners and anniversaries in Malvern and nearby towns.
Steering Mechanism Blamed In Accident Near Mastings
Mills county sheriff reports a reball joint in the steering mechanism of a newly built car failed causing a loss of control on Highway 34 one mile east of Mastings around 12 40 p m Friday. The esc driven by Tom C Resser of Onwha collided with a bridge causing about 2000 dollars in damage. Residents urged to call B512 with any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Sheriff's Office
Esc
Tom C. Resser
Mastings
Two Cases of Youths and Beer Bring Court Fines
Two cases involving minors in possession of beer brought fines of 15 dollars and costs this past week from Justice of Peace Carl Remsey. Franklin Huff of Glenwood and Martin Richardson of Omaha were fined. Wayne E. Irick of Glenwood was fined 15 dollars and costs for consuming liquor on a public highway. He was with Huff when taken. Richardson was arrested with him while two teenage girls present were turned over to juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace
Carl Remsey
Franklin Huff
Glenwood
Martin Richardson
Omaha
Wayne E. Irick
Huff
Richardson
Randolph Enterprise Social News Roundup
RANDOLPH led From The Randolph Enterprise Mrs. A. C. Fichter was a Tuesday afternoon caller of Mrs. W. J. Kilpatrick. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearson were Sunday dinner guests in the Mrs. R. H. Wilson home, Mrs. John Wooton and Debbie were afternoon callers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kayton and Nina Marie and Nancy of Columbia Mo. were Friday morning visitors of Mrs. W. J. Kilpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Wilson were Monday afternoon callers in the Mrs. R. H. Wilson's home, Mr. and Mrs.Ted Wilson and family of Dunbar Nebr. and Mrs. Kermit Smith and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vanatta and Roger were Tuesday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vanatta and Linda at Tabor. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Vanatta attended the Federal Land Bank dinner at the Country Club in Shenandoah on Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis of Imogene and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weldon of Tabor were Monday evening visitors of Mrs. Mary Weldon, Mrs. Vera Fichter of Shenandoah was Monday afternoon guest of Mrs. Wr. Kilpatrick, Laura, and Linda Kilpatrick. wers overnight hosts of their grandmother, Mr. and ne Jack Walker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Anderson
A. V. Clutes
Gary Bliss
Norman Bliss
H. B. Brannian
Federal Land Bank
Country Club
Shenandoah
Everett Buttercase
Margaret
Clinton Gee
Essex
Gene Fichter
Tabor
Mary Lou Taylor
Jack Walker
Frank Snyder
Opal Marshall
Ed Piper
Omaha
David Aistrope
Clyde Aistrope
Malvern
Fhonor
Hawley Schaaf
Dawley Lorimer
Sidney
Arthur Inman
Jim Downing
Mary Blackburn
Marianna Sober
Denise Boldra
W. L. Sober
Kathy
Council Bluffs
A. C. Fichter
W. J. Kilpatrick
Albert Pearson
R. H. Wilson
John Wooton
Debbie
Charles Kayton
Nina Marie
Nancy
Columbia
Wendell Wilson
Ted Wilson
Dunbar
Nebr
Kermit Smith
Richard Vanatta
Roger
Dick Vanatta
Linda
Clark Vanatta
Ray Davis
Imogene
Bill’ Weldon
Mary. Weldon
Vera Fichter
Wr. Kilpatrick
Laura
Linda .Kilpatrick
Palm Sunday decorations and social notes from Wesley Chapel
Hydrangea plants from Dr and Mrs M L Sheffer and two baskets of snapdragons from Darrell Parker decorated the church on Palm Sunday. Mrs Ben Wilson attended the Golden Age breakfast at Macedonia Friday, given annually by the Sigma Gamma Woman's Club. Sunday supper guests were Harald Wilson, Mr and Mrs Howard Wilson, Darrell and Linda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Sheffer
Darrell Parker
Ben Wilson
Macedonia
Sigma Gan Ma Woman’s Club
Howard Wilson
Darrell
Linda
Harald Wilson
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Henningsen Foods, Inc
Harry Starr
Opal Irwin
U. S
Iowa
Hassie Ellis
Jack Ellis
Baytown
Ross Williams
Kansas City
Darwin
Bong
Dorinda Bliss
A. V
Clutes
Judy Schueler
Commercial Club
Ernest Bloomer
Ree
Vedi
Gulf Farm Center
Malvern Howard Noson
Mgr
Randolph
Randolph Enterprise
Wesley Chapel
Byron Reed Co
Earl Bass
Elevator
Malvern, Iowa
Riviera
Malvern Lumber CO
OIL Oil Co
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