Mills County faces food plan delays and policy ties
In Mills County residents face delays as surplus and feed plans are not received. County officials convey that federal action may force ties to school and county programs, with administrative costs cited. The piece notes local garden displays along Highway 4 near Silver City and references Mrs Mind Boyes.
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Iowa
Freeman Tag
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Ban of Supervisors
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Silver City
ISU Degrees for Mills County Students in Ames
Four Mills County students were among 13 Iowa State University graduates awarded Saturday at Ames. The group earned bachelor and service degrees, with 37 bachelor degrees in total among the ceremonies.
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Iowa Shire
Ames
Mills
Taste To Boys State at Camp Dodge
Rick Taste will attend Boys State at Camp Dodge next week as a delegate of Harry Hammans Post No. 520 of the American Legion. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Taste, will take him up Sunday for the week encampment.
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American Legion
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Three Area Students to Receive Degrees at NWAIS
Three area students will receive degrees at the 62nd annual spring ceremony at Alaryville this Friday at 8 p.m. Names listed are William Watson Taber Hescell and Marlene Mor ron.
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Marlene Morron
4-H Alumni Honor Ray Hilton Saturday Night
4-H alumni to honor Ray Hilton Saturday night in Malvern Community Building. Over 118 former 4-H members have been contacted for a program recognizing Hilton’s 43 years as a 4-H poultry leader. Event includes photos, displays, and open time for visiting. refreshments are pot luck with ice cream and beverages provided.
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Ray Hilton
LaVerne Obrecht
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Com Milles
Kathleen Hilton
Gordon Mulholland
Bol Christensen
Raymond Mars Real
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Tiltons
Memorial Day Program Adjusts for Malvern Cemetery
Memorial Day plans at Malvern cemetery face a diminished martial band as the old unit has dissolved and DeMolay members are tied up with other duties. Commander Edgar Cook to give the usual address, Malvern School Band to perform, and a 10 40 a m march from Community building to the cemetery with readings by Raver Pantes and Dru Mort. Placing of flowers by American Legion and group, plus graveside honors for soldiers. Daughter of Mrs Grace Bowen noted. Selective Service Office in Glenavad to close June 4 and 5 for Vesay Hubbell attendance at Des Moines conference.
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Tom Gidley
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Nishna Valley
Co. Mtty
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Fragmented OCR reads like disordered local notice
Readable fragments mention Wis and Wednew features, afternoon and evening events, and names that appear garbled. The text references Selita and WAC week, with shocks or reactions noted but no clear events, dates, or outcomes.
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Truck Crash Blocks Highway 275 West of Deadman's Curve
A fertilizer-haul truck and trailer plunged from an embankment on Highway 275 a half mile west of Deadman's Curve around 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, blocking the highway for most of the morning. Sheriff Edwin Barkus reports two wreckers struggled to right the vehicle while officers allowed periodic traffic flow. The truck, owned by Warren Aistrape of Fremont County, had Larry Gatty as driver and he was unhurt.
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Deadman's Curve
Edwin Barkus
Warren Aistrape
Fremont County
Larry Gatty
Kier Retirement Ends Strahan Store Era in Mills County
Ron Kier announces retirement and plans to close his Strahan grocery, leaving only the Good Grain Co. grain elevator in the once thriving town. Founded by Kier with his father in Glenwood and later acquiring Maude Achenbach’s store, the business built a solid, well stocked operation serving a farming region ten miles from the nearest town. The closing sale aims to sustain the enterprise by attracting buyers who can continue the community’s grocery service.
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Iowa
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Final Tribute Paid Hastings Young Man Who Gave Life in Vietnam War
Memorial services were held at the Hastings Methodist Church for Pfe. Donald Pickering, a 1966 Nis hna Valley graduate who died in Vietnam when the jeep he rode in was hit by an anti tank shell. The church was filled with mourners, and a military honor guard plus lodge officials attended. Born February 15, 1948, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Pickering and lived in the Testines Community his whole life. Interment was in Evergreen cemetery at Red Oak.
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Nishna Valley
Fort Kelly
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William Pickering
Mostinns Lodge
Ell Howors
Trvine Parker
Mortis Moors
Donald Vandernaal
Steve Targent
Tasse W. Perkins
Bervt Brazens
Siinia Cliles
Roy Glen Mosler
Charley Hall
Fred Lockahill
Steve Haines
Robert Largent
Jennie Haroft
Henry Sehnoce
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Jesse W. Perkins
Hert Stigdil
Robert Vanderpas
Rita Mosier
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Evergreen Cemetery
Red Oak
Scott Adams Win Degrees From Peru State College
Two Glenwood students, Bernard Allen Scott and David A Adams, earned bachelor degrees at Peru State College in May. Scott completed fine arts and elementary education while Adams earned a bachelor of science degree. In Malvern, only two speeding charges were filed last week as radar readings exceeded posted limits. Virginia Tal fined Marjorie Glenn $84 and June Okerbloom $20 plus costs. Kanpery Michomt paid $3 and costs for improper parking.
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Bernard Allen Scott Yocvived
Despie
David A. Adams
Malvern
Cliff Rich
Tastics of the Peace Virgin Ia Tal
Marjorie Glenn
Thieves Break in at Greenwood Lumber Yard
Thieves forced a window to enter the Emerson street office Sunday night at Greenwood Lumber, but took no lumber. They escaped with a collection of old coins and a calculator, with Sheriff Edwin Parkus reporting the incident.
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Zoning and Plan For County Move To Board Action
Mills county supervisors hear zoning commission proposals on a zoning ordinance and a comprehensive plan. Public hearing planned with potential formal action after review, possibly followed by publication, as the board weighs changes to residential, commercial, and industrial zones near the Missouri River.
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Thesday
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Ecrumission
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Honor 20 Students for Scholarship at Commencement
Twenty young people were honored for scholarship at the Malvern Community High Commencement. Dracilla Mort, Terry Jones, Dixie Bird, Karr, Rodney Hunt, Dennis Barley, Debbie Waymire, and Lind Schroeder received 10 dollar gold medals and other seniors listed. Mi Wisconsin State College’s Dr. Sean Miller gave an inspirational address on opportunity and character. processional and recessional were led by Lindi Wrether with mixed chorus and seven-member ensemble.
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Malvern
Andrawul
Dracilla Mort Terry Jones
Colaar
Dixie Bird
Karr
Dialy
Rodney Hunt
Dennis Barley
Debbie Waymire
Lind Schroeder
Sonhomeres
Rita Rubenkinda Fletcher
Don Bell
Maret Walfe
Robert
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bin Baer
Nancy Blaedel
David Reamis
Brive Breeding
Glen Dickershack
Sean Miller
Mi Vwissauri State Collems
Meeyville
Bashy
Eighth Grade Diplomas Awarded at Malvern Junior High
A class of 42 graduates received diplomas at the Malvern Community Building during eighth grade exercises. The ceremony featured valedictorian Joe Wearin, Rev. Hugh Shivel ey, Albert Washburn presenting diplomas, and Supt. N. P. Crink announcing scholastic and attendance honors. A party followed, with music by a mixed vocal group and trumpet solo by Matthew Knight.
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Malvern
Joe Wearin
Hugh Shiveley
Albert
Washburn
Bradiates
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N. PL Crink
Matthew Knight
Bonnie Ponton
Joyce Stephens
Will
Max Chandler
Stephen
Stephen Bowtie
Barbara JoAnn Blackman
Douglas Burchett
Vican Clutes
Gary Dunsdon
Virkie Deitchler
John Ellison
Valerie Eustien
Janet Evans
Gary Ford
Michael Hoyt
Jerry Irvin
Dennis Kyle
Lacy Latahing
Kathryn Leu
Thomas M Chrpa
Roth Arn McClurg
Steven Miller
Dennis Messenger
Susan Mavers
Pamela Newberg
Karen
Katherine O'De Ponald
Ronald Osler
James Parker
Coleen
Iameon Pantow
Dennis Pantow
Kristy Lynn Ricker
Ji Sell
Joyee Sten Hers
Michael Stevens
Karen Stewart
Darwin Swanson
Lori Scheffel
Linda Washburn
Josiah Wearin
James Williamson
Chris Winchell
Two Get Masters Degrees from OU This Saturday
Raburn A. Renton and Louanna M. Robreau will be awarded Master of Science degrees in guidance at Omaha University’s commencement. Renton, formerly a Malvern teacher now in the Omaha system for three years, will be joined by his wife Dixie and children. Robreau, a Mab Vern community schools divertee, has served as a divertee in Mab Vern schools for two years. The convocation marks the last OU commencement before its integration with the University of Nebraska next year.
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