New Motor Vehicle Registrations Listed by County
Registration data shows Fords assigned to Frederick Buttmann and Lowell Irvin of Malvern, Harold Kaiman and Melvin R. Kon fist of Glenwood. Oldsmobile to Dean Darling of Malvern. Dodge to Gordon Steiner of Henderson. Chevrolets to Herbert L. Stogdill of Hastings and Harold Hofmockel of Glenwood. Rambler to W. G. Wilkins of Silver City. Chevrolet pickup to Harold Hofmockel of Glenwood. Marriage licenses issued to Dale Spidell and Ruth Barton. James Keightley and Elaine Mensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Buttmann
Lowell Irvin
Malvern
Harold Kaiman
Melvin R. Konfist
Glenwood
Oldsmobile
Dean Darling
Dodge
Gordon Steiner
Henderson
Herbert L. Stogdill
Hastings
Harold Hofmockel
Rambler
W. G. Wilkins
Silver City
Chevrolet
Dale Spidell
Omaha
Ruth Barton
James Keightley
Elaine Mensen
Emerson
Culvert Work on Highway 34 Awarded to Two Firms
The Capital Construction Co of Logan and Pierce Construction Co of Ventura won highway 34 culvert contracts near Hastings. Logan bids $15,966 for three welded wire retards and channel changes, Ventura bids $29,897 for six reinforced concrete box culverts and extensions. The Iowa State Highway Commission expects bids to be paid around midmonth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Construction Co
Logan
Pierce Construction Co
Ventura
Highway
Hastings
Iowa State Highway Commission
Logan Co
Ventura Co
Commission
Highway 34
Lura Beckwith to Study in Russia Tour
Lura Beckwith a University of Iowa junior majoring in Russian has been chosen for an Ohio State University Russian language tour to the USSR. Preparatory study at Ohio State precedes the trip. The group leaves New York City July 15 and will visit Moscow Leningrad Odessa Yalta and Kiev before returning August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lura Beckwith
University of Iowa
Ohio State University
Ussr
Ohio State
New York City
Russia
Moscow
Leningrad
Odessa
Yalta
Kiev
Auto Damage Report Near Glenwood Bridge
The sheriff's office reported 400 damage to Wanda Lea Ball 23 Thurman when her vehicle hit a bridge two and a half miles south of Glenwood on county road H at about 6 15 a m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Lea Ball
Thurman
Glenwood
Sheriff's Office
Glenwood Driver Upsets Car on County Road V
Louise Sucy, 33, of Glenwood, suffered a bruised left leg when her car upset on County Road V four miles east of Glenwood at 1 30 Sunday afternoon. The sheriff s office said she lost control on a curve. About $100 damage was done to the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Sucy
Glenwood
Sheriff’s Office
Mills County Grub Control Project Aims at Cattle Health
Mills County is named in a six county Iowa Nebraska program called Operation Grub Control. The Omaha Livestock Conservation Association sponsors the effort with partners in Harrison and Pottawattamie in Iowa and Washington Douglas and Sarpy in Nebraska. The project educates cattle producers on the economic value of using systemic materials to control cattle grubs and parasites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Grub Control
Mills County
Omaha Livestock Conservation Association
Livestock Conservation, Inc
Harrison and Pottawattamie
Iowa
Nebraska
Washington, Douglas
Sarpy
Annual Planning Conference at Ames May 14
The 26th annual Town and Community Planning conference will be held at Iowa State University in Ames on May 14. It starts at 9 a.m. at Memorial Union, sponsored by the ISU Extension Service and the Iowa Planning Association. The program covers local planning workability, public improvements, zoning, and subdivision planning with sessions for planning commissions, zoning boards, city councils, and professional planners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University
Ames
Laverne Obrecht
Memorial Union
Iowa State University Extension Service
Towa Planning Association
Towa
Hlh.f.a
Boards of Supervisors
Honest Man Found Money In Emerson Ditch
Shevill Burks praised honesty as a highway employee in Emerson located 9300 found in a ditch a mile north of Emerson. The finder turned the cash and $200 in checks over to Barnes Grae of Emerson, who had reported the loss during travel to Henderson last January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diorenes
Shevill Edwin Burks
Hon Nastwood
Emerson
Lo Lhe Barnes Grae
Mmerson
Henderson
OMVI charge bound over for Omaha motorist
Marvel Hamilton of Omaha was bound over to Mills County district court on an OMVI charge after a Friday hearing before Justice Carl Remley and released on a $500 bond. He was arrested on the highway north of Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvel Hamilton
Omaha
Mills County District Court
Carl Remley
Hamilton
Gienwood
May Showers Bring Warm Up in Mills County Weather
Mills County weather shifted from late winter to summer with temperatures rising to the 80s and 90s after a cool spring. Light showers fell but rainfall remained light. daily readings show highs of 85 to 92 and lows around 48 to 63 across Thursday through Wednesday.
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Mills County
Flurry of Interest Shown Again in Oil Prospecting
A major oil company spokesman visited Malvern on Thursday to monitor drilling near Hamburg and assess potential impact on Miller County leases if Hamburg prospects prove favorable. Tulsa based leasing activity reported east of Highway 275 toward Hastings, with two airmen having inquiries but no leases filed yet. Above Custodian Albert Batten repairs the large air conditioner and resumes operation.
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Maje
Malvern
Hamburg
Milla County
Vlamburg
Seine
Tulsa
Two Omahans Arrested After Mills County Crash
Two Omaha men were hurt and detained after a Saturday early morning crash on highway 275 near Glenwood Mills County. Driver Guy Lewis 21 suffered lacerations and bruises while Jim Behl 21 had a lacerated knee and bruises. Both were treated at Bishop Ber gan hospital and later handed to Omaha police for prosecution by Council Bluffs authorities. The car had been stolen in Council Bluffs and was heavily damaged.
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Mills
Mills County
Edwin Barkus
Glenwood
Guy Lewis
Omaha
Jim Behl
Bishop Bergan Hospital
Barkus
Council Bluffs
Dalrymple Named to Soldiers Relief Commission
Mills county supervisors approve Tuesday appointment of Glen Dalrymple of Malvern to fill the unexpired term of the late Ed Knight on the Soldiers Relief Commission. Dalrymple appointed by John V. Parker of Emerson and Paul Sulhoff of Glenwood, the other two members of the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Board of Supervisors
Glen Dalrymple
Malvern
Ed Knight
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Dalrymple
John V. Parker
Emerson
Paul Sulhoff
Glenwood
Mills County Board of Review Organizes with New Chairman
Raymond Bloedel of Malvern was elected chairman and Warren Honeyman vice chairman as the Mills County Board of Review organized on Saturday. Three petitions challenging valuations were presented by Peterson Mortuary Glenwood personal property by Thomas and McGee Law Office and Fay McManual farm building. Dr. Lee Kolmer and Dr. Richard Maxon ISU extension economists will speak May 13 at 8 pm in Malvern Community Building on trade survey results for eastern Mills Town and surrounding communities. refreshments after the meeting will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bloedel
Malvern
Mills County Board of Review
Warren Honeyman
Peterson Mortuary
Glenwood
Thomas & McGee Law Office
Fay McManual
Lee Kolmer
Richard Maxon
Iowa State University
Mills Town
Obrecht
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Harry Katz
Springfield
Continent Egg Corporation
York
Continent
Malvern Ffa
Chantry School
Arnold Peterson
WOW- Farm
FFA
Tom Tell
Peterson
Hawaii
Alaska
Churchill Downs
MCHS
Supt. N. P. Crink
Warren Darrah
Mills Countian
Larry Lewellen
Folsom Everest
Mills County Bar
U.S
Judy Osler
Malvern Community High
Joyce Peterson
Gary Lees
Nishna Valley
Glenwood High
Rose
Marie
Dreager
Christine Pat
Cheryl
Ganiise
Tony Ose
Canter
Coich DeVern Osterfoss
Albert Batten
Mills County High School
Court House
Joy Evans
Sandra Hays
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