Rural Eighth Graders Earn Diplomas at Glenwood Commencement
County Superintendent Amy Hammers awarded diplomas to 48 rural eighth graders at a Glenwood ceremony last Friday. The event listed graduates from Bethlehem to Williams, with names including Don Dee Williams, Larry Aunt, Ray A. Patterson Jr., Karen Crocker, Connie Sterkal, Billy Hlackman, Jane Ellen Phelps, Donald Twaddle, Warren Wodiht, Michael Maher, Sylvia Louise Janez, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Bier
Bethlehem
Don Dee Wiliams
James M. Wingfield Box Elder
Larry Aunt
Deer Creek
Wayne Kaker Wanvhe
Aun Laughlin Center
Rawles
Ray A. Patterson, Jr
ELM Grove
Marlene Mans Estes
Millie Tackett
Eureka
Karen Crocker
Mark G. Walker
Golden Hill
Danny L. Lefgren Phyllis Lew Gowen
Releres Trene Downtty
John Jolson Gowen
Connie Sterkal
Caralyn Rowe
West Liberty
Ruvhard W. Sulle Williams
Charles Leroy Cheyney
Mills County
Glenwood High School
Tat Criswell
Wm. C
Eight B P W Members Attend Reception in Red Oak
Eight Business and Professional Women members attended a Sunday afternoon reception for Miss Martha Pierson president of the Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs Inc in the Red Oak Baptist church. Mrs Marian Jones seventh district director wore the receiving line. Other attendees included Mrs Mona Pace Mrs Stella Mulholland Mrs Qele Dieckersbach Mrs Alice Washburn Mrs Lucille Pimlut Mrs Vera Hall and Mrs Mille Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Martha Pierson
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club, Inc
Baptist Church
Red Oak
Marian Jones
Mona Pace
Stella Mulholland
Qele Dieckersbach
Alice Washburn
Lucille Pimlut
Vera Hall
Mille Dunn
Edwin Leu urges tax supported fire protection plan vote
Edwin Leu of the Mills County Protective Association urges Mills County townships to approve a tax levy for fire protection. Special ballots will be held June 4 in Ingraham Center White Cloud Rawles Silver Creek and Oak townships with levies up to one half mill in two townships and 1 12 mills in others. The plan would fund fire departments serving Glenwood Malvern Tabor and Silver City areas, with about 3 cents per acre tax impact on landowners.
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Edwin Leu
Mills County
Silver Creek
Ingraham
Center
White Cloud
Rawles
Oak
St. Marys
Mills County Protective Assn
Glenwood
Malvern
Tabor
Silver City
Oak and
Indian Creek
Anderson
Deer Creek
Plattville
MHS Confers Awards to Students
Local ceremony recognized students for achievement across disciplines. Policymakers and faculty named recipients including Barbara Hicset, Joser Stewart, Jerry Tosvis Manin Henderson, and Pods Sheatka among those honored for scholastic and extracurricular excellence.
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MHS
Pier Bie
Rod Plemts
Pation
Petie
Barbara Hicset
Towsht Piesedman
EC Sta
Joser Stewart
Jerry Tosvis
Manin Henderson
Pods Sheatka
Spin Pole
Wpm
Pate
Manny Vethis
Sylvia Crink
Elew Hap Vonderord
Nurs
Mates
Petri
Wederquist Completes Army Clerk Course at Fort Hood
Pte. Ernest EO Wederquist, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G Wederpast of Mideren, has graduated from the clerk course at the Army clerk school, Fort Hood Texas. He previously attended Joska State College before enlisting in March last year and served with the 8st Armineer Construction Thetdalion unit.
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Ernest EO Wederquist
Mra
Ernest G
Malvern Public Roch Whuel
Wau
New Car Sales Edge Up in Mills County
Mills County reports a modest rise in new car sales during the recent period. Local dealers and residents, including many names from Malvern and surrounding towns, are cited in the county records. The county treasurer, auditor, and Republican voters are noted in the context of the period’s business activity.
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Mills
Malvern
Farm Fire Gratitude Shown To Waller Family Helpers
Joly Waller thanks Malkern Fire Dept and friends for help during the fire at Thaw Tord Farm. expresses sincere gratitude for rapid response and support from neighbors and department personnel.
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Malkern
Card of Thanks for Debra Ane arrival
Mr and Mrs Eugene Leu express gratitude to friends and relatives for cards letters and gifts received on the arrival of their daughter Debra Ane. Sincere thanks and appreciation are extended for the kindness shown.
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Debra Ane
Eugene Leu
MHS Students End Year Honor Roll List Reveals High Averages
The six weeks and semester honor rolls for MHS are led by seniors and juniors with 90 plus averages. Freshmen include Virginia Lisle Janice I Miller Becky Wearin Sharon Scott, sophomores Charlene Bare Sylvia Campbell Carolyn Dashner Karren Deitchler Bill Wortman Bill Collen, juniors Barbara Bower Janice Grindle Gary Harshbarger Marilyn Henderson Diane Kline Marianne Schuitz Judy Shonka Joyce Stewart, and seniors Keith Axtell Sylvia Crink Patsy Gearhart Sherry Stevens. Eleanor Vanderpool joins the semester list. six weeks honors require a 90 each six weeks, while semester honors require a 90 average across all semesters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MHS
Virginia Lisle
Janice I Miller
Becky Wearin
Sharon Scott
Charlene Bare
Sylvia Campbell
Carolyn Dashner
Karren Deitchler
Bill Wortman
Bill Collen
Barbara Bower
Janice Grindle
Gary Harshbarger
Marilyn Henderson
Diane Kline
Gary
Marianne Schuitz
Judy Shonka
Joyce Stewart
Keith Axtell
Sylvia Crink
Patsy Gearhart
Sherry Stevens
Eleanor Vanderpool
Allen W. Blakley Dies in Veterans Hospital
Randolph relatives learn Allen W. Blakley died at the Omaha veterans hospital after years of illness. He lived on a farm east of Randolph before returning to the hospital where he grew critically ill. Survived by his wife, brother E. J. Blakley of Denver, two sisters Mrs. Andy Coy and Mrs. Homer Gee of Randolph. Funeral at Randolph Presbyterian Church on Friday May 25 at 2 30 p m. Mansfield’s Funeral home in charge with interment in Randolph cemetery.
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Randolph
Allen W. Blakley
Veterans’ Hospital
Omaha
Mr. Blakley
E. J. Blakley
Denver, Colo
Andy Coy
Homer Gee
Randolph Presbyterian Church
Loren D. Schroeder
Mansfield's Funeral Home
Randolph Cemetery
Bob Winders Wins Emerson Decathlon Title
Bob Winders, a Emerson High School sophomore, won the decathlon with 6,094 points last Wednesday. Ray Leipold was second with 5,721, Fred Clark third with 4,852, Bob Patton fourth with 4,170, and Trent Cale fifth with 4,011. Winders posted marks in sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws, and distances including 60-yard dash 7.4 seconds, 60-yard low hurdles 8.2, 440-yard dash 56.5, high jump 5 feet 3 inches, discus 107 feet 1 inch, 100-yard dash 9.4, 220-yard dash 25.1, shot put 42 feet 2 inches, football throw 109 feet 4 inches, and broad jump 17 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Winders
Emerson High School
Ray Leipold
Fred Clark
Bob Patton
Trent Cale
Winders
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Bernes Ali
Whiteside Nateehe
Ame
J. R. Cardwell
Hone
Malvern, la
John Willard
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Wederquist
Agnes
M. L. Scheffel
Malverni
Hewdth Ulti
Wau Oppeniest Oy
Joly Waller
Veterans ‘Hospital
Emerson
Mills County Seed Company
Call Adolph Schultz
Walter Leick
Walnut
J. D. Hammermill
Ealer
John
Ford
Joe Martin
J. Martin
Hastings
Lakin Implement Co
J. D
Godfrey & Fickel
Senderson
McGreer Herefords
Silver Domino & Baca
Duke Breeding
J. M. McGreer & Son
Sweet Air Farm
Mansfield's
Isale
R. M. iRanne
Philco
Air
Pace Service Co
Leader
Commodity Credit Corporation
George Hilton
Mallvern
ASC
Iowa
Jim Green
John Deere
Mineola
Virgil Roenfeld
F. E. Messenger
Shenandoah
James Cowen
Farragut
Collect
Nebraska City
Russell Bird
Howard Ballinger
Chantry School
Lester Baldozier
Emery Mar
Ivan McCord
Mr. Nothem
Patsy
Evans
Artie C. Evans
Don Kadel
Henderson
Hallmark
Robinson's
Floor Lander
Red Osk Monument Co
J. R. Yurst
Salyers Auto Co
Salgery Auto Co
Dale Sell
L. S. Robinson
Plarcea T.V. Service
Ph. Malvern
Henry W. Washburn
Senate
People of
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