Primary Elections of Little Point Emphasize Voter Duty
A local editorial urges citizens to participate in the upcoming party primary, arguing low past turnout under 26 percent in Mills county harms democracy. It notes excuses range from distrust of officeholders to jury-list concerns and explains party ballot choices do not affect the general election. The piece cites Goethe on duty and calls readers to inform others and vote next Monday.
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Little Point
U. S
Mills County
Hastings Vote Set On Municipal Water System Proposal
Hastings faces a June 5 or 6 election on approving a municipal water system. The piece emphasizes the need for a central supply to protect wells, notes ample regional water, and urges citizen participation reflecting Hastings strong voting history and shared benefits. Albert Elizakh Dunning quotes about seizing opportunities.
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Hastings
Following the Leader and Reunion Talks at Malvern
A local note recalls meeting Dale Dyke of Essex and mentions a class of 1927 reunion with Mrs. D., formerly Maxine Boyer, while a broader community piece hints at a Cadillac driving success story and a cautionary tale about the grapevine spreading rumors.
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Dale Dyke
Essex
Maxine Boyer
RNA Awarded Scholarship to Riley Simpson
Riley Simpson receives a Royal Neighbors of America fraternal scholarship as one of five nationwide recipients. The $1,000 per year renewable award supports four years of college at Iowa State University where he will join the Associates in Honors program for qualified freshmen. Simpson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Simpson of Farragut, is to study engineering and is a grandson of Mrs. Gladys Evans of Malvern. The notice cites character, leadership, scholastic achievement and aptitude test scores as selection factors.
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Riley Simpson
Royal Neighbors of America
Iowa State University
Ames
Riley
Sherman Simpson
Farragut
Gladys Evans
Malvern
Family and social visits across states include reunions
Oaks News reports visits by Mr and Mrs Al Swandst of Denver to uncle J W Castor. Ben Aukland and I W Castor dinner guests in Guy Osborn home. Byron Viner and sons visit Rosa Triplett in Red Oak before Mrs Triplett travels to Denver for a Harding reunion. Judy Huff returns from Tulehorn Kansas. Janet Warren plans Simpson College graduation May 31.
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al Swandst
Denver
J. W. Castor
Ben Aukland
Clearfield
I. W. Castor
Guy Osborn
Byron Viner
Rosa Triplett
Red Oak
Triplett
Colo
Howard Reid
Harding
Oregon
Mia
Bill Huff
Tulehorn
Kan
Judy
Connie Lees
Barbara
Janet Warren
Simpson Collage
Lyle Hansen
Jerry Willis
Mary Ellen
Fidwin Ambrose
Vernon Nagel
Cherokee
Althea Norton
Merrill Sowers
Ray Triveley
Malvern
Marion Shook
Wales
Lee Honeyman
Dennis Bond
Omaha
Malvern Leader issues on Thursday May 28 1964
The Malvern Leader for Thursday May 28 1964 reports local news from Malvern and surrounding areas. Community events, announcements, and brief notices provide a snapshot of daily life in the town.
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Malvern
Probate Notice of Will and Executor in Mills County
In the District Court of Iowa Mills County the estate of B. J. Lockabill decased is probated. Ellen Lockabill and Ruth Scott are appointed executors. Creditors must file claims within six months from the second publication dated May 28 1964.
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State OF
Iowa
Mills County
B. J. Lockabill
Ellen Lockabill
Ruth Scott
Malvern
L. T. Genung
Glenwood
Marilyn Perdue Honored at Bridal Shower at Oaks
The Jolly Jones club hosted a Saturday evening bridal shower for Marilyn Perdue at Oaks. Mrs. Evelyn Warren led a short program with readings, music, and a skit. Gifts were presented by Warren and Gary Honeyman, and guests enjoyed a tea table, coffee, punch, cherry dessert, nuts, and mints for about 60 attendees.
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Jolly Jones Club
Oaks
Marilyn Perdue
Evelyn Warren
Jack Mubary
Connie Parker
Jewell Warren
Donna Cole
Marilyn Sowers
Nancy Viner
Shirley Mabary
Lennoa Johnson
Hastings Iowa to vote on municipal waterworks plan
Hastings Iowa to hold a special election June 1964 at the Town Hall from eight in the morning to eight in the evening. Voters will decide on establishing a municipal waterworks system and financing up to 94000 dollars with up to 23000 dollars from net waterworks earnings and up to 11000 dollars from bonds. The notice, signed by Mayor Elm Wites, cites sections of the 1962 Code and sets tax and assessment provisions.
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Hastings
Iowa
Tow
Mills County
Neotions
Lode
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Goethe
Albert Elizakh Dunning
F. A.W
F. A. Wortman
Congress
Imogene
Randolph
Tabor
United States
Ldisplay
Che
RNA
Oaks News
Malcourt
Yvern
Milla
Henderson
Henderson High School
U.S. Navy
Iowa State Teachers College
Glenwood High School
State University of Iowa College of Law
FBI
Seattle
Wash
Iowa and American Bar Ass
Grace Methodist Church
Rotary
Glenwood Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Glen McGee
Rainbow
Richard Krambeck
Earelene Anderson
Silver City
Judy Hascall
Emerson
Kathy Pearce
Linda Clay
Robert Hicks
Gene Westerlund
Terry
Tammy
Town
Elm Wites
Lett
Jand Light Company
First Avenue
Rafferty Mobil
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