Joan Laughlin Named Vice President of Student Council
Joan Laughlin of Emerson has been elected vice president of the Student Council at the College of Saint Mary Omaha. She is a junior majoring in home economics active in Sodality National Student Education Association and Mars analysts, leads Young Christian Students, reports for Campus Crier and will train with Iowa State University extension program this summer to work with 4 H groups. She earned dean's list honors for the third quarter.
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Joan Laughlin
Emerson
College of Saint Mary
Omaha
Mary Clare Proskocil
Matthew Laughlin
Joan
Sodality
National Student Education Association
Mars Analysts
Young Christian
Campus Crier
Iowa State University
Kindergarten Round Up May 12 at Chantry School
Mothers of children who will attend kindergarten in Malvern schools next fall are asked to meet at Chantry school this Friday between 1 and 4 30 p m. Sept N P Crink has arranged for the annual roundup at that time.
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Malvern
Chantry
Honor Silver Citian at ISU Scholarship Dinner
Richard Dolte of Ames was among 117 Iowa State University students honored at the annual Scholarship Recognition Dinner on May 9. Only the top one percent in each class across five colleges were recognized. Richard Bolte is the son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Bolte and studies farm operation.
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Ventas
Dolte
Iowa State University
Ames
Richard
Harvey Bolte
Iowa Power and Light plans 12 million dollar 1961 buildout
Iowa Power and Light Company announces a nearly 12 million dollar construction program for 1961, with expenditures across all operating districts near a million dollars monthly. President A Paul Thompson cites high but steady investment since 1950 and ongoing improvements to gas and electricity service to support growing customer needs and Iowa industry.
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Iowa Power and Light Company
A. Paul Thompson
Thompson
Glenwood
Town Power and Light Co
Iowa
Orient Driver Fined for an Expired License
John D. Hatfield of Orient was fined 5 dollars and court costs for driving with an expired operator's license. The license had expired last September, per highway patrol Sgt. Dale Blessie. In Hall's court last week, Forrest Westfall faced overlength load charges, Faran Russell and Carl Law faced overlength and prohibited-card issues, and James Carmichael was cited for overlength with costs.
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John D. Hatfield
Orient
Justice of Peace
John Hall
Hatfield
Dale Blessie
The
Highway Patrol
Hall
Forrest R. Westfall
Midwest Transfer
Faran Russell
Carl A. Lawgeney
Tarkio
James W. Carmichael
Plattsmouth
Neb
Seipold Admitted as New Patient at Nishna Cottage
Carl Seipold was admitted Friday evening as a patient at Nishna Cottage. Miss Ethel Johnson returned Tuesday from Iowa City where she had been for a medical checkup.
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Carl Seipold
Nishna Cottage
Ethel Johnson
Iowa City
County motor vehicle registrations and marriages listed
Weekly registrations include Fords to Harvey Jurgens Malvern Harley Wade Glenwood Chevrolets to Ross Stouder Pacific Junction Edward J Martin Imogene Studebaker to Howard L McCurdy Glenwood Dodge to Edward Skanes Falcon to Joy G Bartles Glenwood Chevrolet pickups to Jackie L Courtier Hastings James H Mayberry Glenwood Marriage licenses issued: Gene Jackson 21 and Julie Craven 23 Omaha James Irvin Oliver 23 Pisgah and Anna Gayle Viner 20 Henderson Donad E Brandon 22 and Martha D Ruger 20 Council Bluffs
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Gene Jackson
Julie, Craven
Omaha
James Irvin Oliver
Pisgah
Anna Gayle Viner
Henderson
Donad E. Brandon
Martha D. Ruger
Council Bluffs
Malvern Firm Among Five Bidding in Mills Building
The Malvern Salyers Auto Co. was one of five bidders on two dump trucks for county secondary road work. Other bidders were Murphy Bros., Hiatt Motor Co., Buffington Motors, and Schoening Motors of Glenwood. Nelson Construction Co. of Red Oak bid on two grading items, covering two miles west of Henderson and a mile and a half east of the Highway 34 275 junction.
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Mills County Board of Supervisors
Glen Johnson
Salyers Auto Co
Malvern
Murphy Bros
Hiatt Motor Co
Buffington Motors
Schoening Motors
Glenwood
Omaha
Lincoln, Neb
Nelson Construction Co
Red Oak
Henderson
Barbara Hunt to Represent Mills at State 4-H Camp
Barbara Hunt, a seven year 4-H member of Centerette 4-H east of Glenwood, was selected by the county 4-H girls committee to represent Mills county at the state health camp. The workshop at Madrid, Iowa, runs July 31 to August 5 and honors blue ribbon health records from each county. Hunt is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Hunt and is a junior at Glenwood High School. Judy Hascall and Denella Downing were named alternates.
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Barbara Hunt
Glenwood
Mills County
Madrid
Miss Hunt
Burdette Hunt
Judy Hascall
Emerson Indian Deerette Club
Denella Downing
Glenwood Jolly
Car and Truck Collide at Highway Underpass
A sideswipe collision occurred at about 2:20 PM Sunday involving a car driven by Arthur H. DeVries, 40, of Omaha, and a truck tractor driven by Dallas Wells, 39, of Red Oak. The wreck happened at the railroad underpass on Highway 34 west of Malvern.
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Arthur H. DeVries
Omaha
Dallas Wells
Red Oak
Highway
Malvern
Lets Daughter 13 Drive Mother Gets Mills Fine
Mrs. Irene Elizabeth Hines of Council Bluffs was fined five dollars and costs after being charged with permitting an unauthorized person to drive. Justice Ernest Timmerman ruled she allowed her 18 year old daughter to drive in Glenwood. Lyn Dale Schoening of Glenwood faced reckless driving charges and was fined twenty five dollars and costs after patrol arrest.
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Irene Elizabeth Hines
Council Bluffs
Ernest Timmerman
Glenwood
Timmerman
ROTC Awards Honor Gary Parker at Iowa City Ceremony
About 80 Army and Air Force ROTC cadets at the State University of Iowa received honors in a May 3 joint ceremony. Gary Parker of Malvern earned the military scholastic award, presented by Deans Stuit and Melloh and Dr. Fisher. Balmy breezes preceded a stretch of hotter weather in Mills County after several showers increased moisture.
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Army and
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
State University of Iowa
Gary Parker
Malvern
Air Force
Dewey B. Stuit
College of Liberal Arts
Arthur W. Melloh
College of Engineering
Alton K. Fisher
College of Dentistry
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