Mills County Track Team Wins District Meet
Mills County track teams competed at Cornell Bhuifts Saturday in Kirnfield Glenwood led Class UA with athletes in 100 yd dash Don Thomas 440 yd relay Ath high jump John Denny and Athy Brown jump. Maltern's team earned points finishing third overall. Winners included Jerry Stogdn 100 yd dash and Dallas Benedict 440 yd relay. Roger Seheel anchored 2 mile relay with a fifth place, Bill Landis claimed second in football throw. Tabor contributed with Narber in 20 yd dash and Gary Jennings won 880 yd relay and 180 yd low hurdles.
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Mills County
Cornell Bhuifts
Kirnfield
Glenwood
Don Thomas
John Denny
Athy Brown
J. Denny
Hatfield
Clarinda
Maltern
Jerry Stogdn
Roger Seheel
Qisens
Dallas Benedict
Jerry Atondill
Clinton Stird
Bill Landis
Tabor
Narber
Gary Jennings
SOWERS ASSIGNED TO COMMISSARY STORE
Iiyan Sewers a storekeeper sea man apprentice and son of Mr and Mrs Kent Sewers of Henderson reported aboard the Naval Air Station Alameda California for duty from the N T G San Diego California. He has been assigned to the commissary store supply department.
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Iiyan
Kent Sewers
Henderson
Naval Air Station
Alameda
Calif
N.T.G. San Diego
Caumissary
Malvern Student Named University of Rochester Dean’s List
George A. Platt of Malvern is named to the University of Rochester dean’s list for the third straight year, maintaining high scholarship as a sophomore in the College for Men. He is the son of Mrs. G. T. Payne and served two and a half years in the Navy as yeoman third class.
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George A. Platt
Malvern
University of Rochester
Platt
G. T. Payne
College
Baseball game postponed by rain in Malvern
Weather caused the postponement of a Malvern Orioles versus Henderson baseball game planned for Monday May 14. The contest would have been among the late high school games of the season, with both teams set to compete.
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Malvern Orioles
Henderson
Postponed Hills County Track Meet Set for Saturday
Hills county track teams will finally compete Saturday in Glenwood after a postponement. The meet will feature most of the same entrants as the district meet, with the Cornell Wafls team among the principal participants. A strong showing is anticipated based on the earlier performances.
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Hills County
Glenwood
Cornell Wafts
First Vass Band Concert In Mills County At Community Building
The first mass band gathering in Mills County drew 170 players from Glenwood Emerson Pacific Junction and Malvern. Guest conductor Prof Gordon Umird of Drake led a varied program as weather forced the move from Malvern Fair Grounds to the Community Building with an afternoon rehearsal and a post concert performance by Glenwood.
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Ume
Mills County
Glenwood
Emerson
Pacific Junction
Malvern
Amiss
Gordon Umird
Drake University
Malvern Fair Grounds
Comuounity
Bird
Vaunty School
A L Band Concert Monday At Community Bullring
Abraham Lincoln of Council Phils saved a convert for the Mal vern high school and junior high Monday at the Community bullring. The concert lasted about 440 minutes. The band played three selections including The Raymond Overtie The Walta from the Radet Rouse and The Tinker Parka. The orchestra played four selections including Hist Movement of Twenty Mile Reatphony and You'll Never Walk Alone. The band stud orchestra were both under the direction of Harry Hilton.
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Abraham Lincoln
Council Phils
Malvern
Raymond Overtie
Walta
Radet Rouse
Tinker Parka
Stud Orchestra
Harry Hilton
Baseball League Set to Open May 27 Schedule Published
Southwest Town baseball league officials approved a five team schedule with two games per week and a bye each round. Opening Sunday May 27 features Schlitz Council Bluffs at Glenwood and Malvern at Treynor with byes for one team.
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Southwest Town
Glenwood
Schlitz
Council Bluffs
Malvern
Treyner
Tabor
Sehlitz
Glenwoad
Treynor
Glenwaud
Tabar
Among My Souvenirs Banquet Theme Celebrated by Juniors Seniors
Students and staff gathered Thursday at the Community building for a Jr Sr banquet with the theme Among My Souvenirs. Tables featured keepsakes like miniature annuals and programs, a spring flower centerpiece, and a varied menu prepared by junior mothers. Joy Hyington read the senior will and prophecy, Miss Neweganne sang the theme song, and other performances included a double mixed quartet and the Beyr quartet. The day included a student trip to Canada and Omaha with campus visits and a picnic at Waubonais Park.
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Comunity
Joy Hyington
County Council Elects Officers at Malvern Meeting
The Milla County Council of Teachers held a joint meeting May 7 with new executive board officers. Reports were filed and committee chairs appointed for the next year. New officers include Vernon Carmichael as president and Bertha Thorson as vice president.
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Milla County
Malvern
Vernon Carmichael
Bertha Thorson
Strahan
Amy Hammers
Glenwood
Dewey Drennen
Gladys Holt
Red Cross to Sponsor Mills County Swimming Lessons
Mills county Red Cross directors voted at a Glenwood meeting to fund the Red Cross swimming instruction for all Mills county school age children. The Montgomery county chapter previously urged support and the program will be paid by Red Cross while Red Oak provides free use of facilities. transportation remains the responsibility of communities or parents.
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Mills County Red Cross
Red Cross
Mills County
Glenwood
Montgomery County Red Cross
Mills Cquity
Malvern Tank
Rotary Club
Montgomery County
Red Oak
Emerson Commencement Events Schedule May 22
Emerson school pupils near completion as the term ends with a schedule of activities. May 20 Baccalaureate at Methodist church led by Rev J To Parker. May 21 eighth grade commencement and honors in the high school gym at 8 p.m. May 22 senior commencement in the high school gym by Rev H W Stebbins. May 23 is the last day of school.
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Mirlain School
Canada
McChiin Acoal
Emerson
Omaha
Viet Wednesdias
Keith Ohtes
Forrest Hillespie
Verto
Pays Town
KMTVY
Omaha Stack Yards
Lunci Hd
Exchange Building
Mers Vhints Biseml Co
Gessler
Emerson O Seriool
Methodist Church At & P. Ih
J. To Parker
St. Johnna Episcopal Church of
Shenandoah
Meetings and Attendances For WW Officers In Malvern
Unclear readable notes show Wesley Chanel Mes Peter Trucane and Mrs Meg fon Wilson attending a meeting for Women’s Welfare officers in Malvern. Several names and dates appear garbled but indicate preparations, speeches, and attendance by Mrs. Laary Parker and Mrs Harvex Fash. May dates and local arrangements referenced without clear details.
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Mes
Peter Trucane
Meg Fon Wilson
Malvern
Ibtrich
Rural Grads Continued From Page One
A fragmented read lists numerous names including Patricia White Heseie Carel Woodward Janice Schoen Phy Darlene Kruse Worl Ander Betty Colwell Turek Me Bruce Lee Carver Core ter Don ty and others. A line notes a radiator incident at a school where a student suffered facial burns. a doctor treated burns on the back.
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Patricia Ann White
Heseie Carel Woodward
Janice Schoen
Phy
Darlene Kruse
Worl Ander
Betty Son
Colwell
Turek
Bruce Lee Carver
Don Ty
Carters
Ann Aredia
Hyn
Brvany
Ann Seipald Meen
Charkes Miller
John
Ana Daugherty
Ste Ban
She Bareard
Lea Bot
Harold Cheris Weis Watersweorth
Heron
Mills County Rural Youth Sets June 5 Senior Party
The Mills County Rural Youth held a May meeting at KP hall Glenwood naming Irene Maddocks and Kari Nansel as captains of a membership drive with a losing team party for winners. The group aims for 50 members per county and plans a seniors party for June in Malvern.
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Mills County Rural Youth
Glenwood
Irene Maddocks
Kari Nansel
Iowa Rural Youth Board
Peony Park
Leighton Noble
Malvern
Curtis Chisman
Farm Bureau
Beth Mayberry
Barbara Gilbert
Lee Sowers
Glen Krabben
Heft
Fader Case Ends With No Bill in Council Bluffs
Mills county dropped charges against John Fader of Council Bluffs after a grand jury returned a no bill on burglary with aggravation. Fader had been jailed and handed to Pottawattamie county authorities over alleged theft of televisions from an Omaha store. Fay Thomas, a Glenwood farmer, testified but most witnesses refused to answer, citing potential self incrimination. Thomas had bought the TV from a man at an auction after Fader allegedly used a gun at the time of theft.
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Mills County
John Fader
Council Bluffs
Fader
Sherif Don Rhoden
Pottawattamie County
Omaha
Fador
Rhoden
Fay Thomas
Glenwood Farmer
Factor
Thomas
Luffs
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Crank
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Busrevdratas Ut Shooters Club
Yer
Tay
Arid
Bedi
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Frigidaire
Bloedel
Wesley Chanel
Barbara Durbin
el Llebon
Masta
Tengen Bey
Cnet Ll
Byttietty
Vian & Mbit
Ana Tlinsen
Roger Robbins Wart In
Tractor
Accilent
Bur Robbins
RYP
Mills HS
J. Fader
Raes
Lor
Eddie Piper
J. Anderson
Chas. D. Costello
Ivan McCord
Andy J. Berkhimer
Towa City
Good Grain CO
Frances Kline
Woodford R. Byington
Notich Furniture
Owen
Travis Auction
The
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Minneapolis
Whitey Stephens
Bloedel Hardware
Bob Campbell
Salyers Auto Co
Page Service CO
Donald Nerds
World-Herald
Hi-Bank
Eric Nyren
Hastings
Ray Plumb
Abbas Processing Co
Carnell Bluffa
Iowa
Paul Hilton
Hayderrick
Pamb
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Honster
Ellen Chay
Pat
Plymouth
W. Tf. Trively
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Call
Bom
Charles Erwin
Horton Rest Home
Jet
Soft Cotton Bill's Body Shop
Phone Malvern
Vaughn Hoover
Markwell
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