50 Year Masonic Pin Awarded John Fletcher Sunday
A Malvern Silver Urn lodge Masons group presented John Fletcher a 50 year pin and certificate at Tabor Sunday. Fletcher, 92, has lived at Good Samaritan Rest Home in Tabor for years and joined Silver Urn lodge on May 17, 1914. John B. Adams, lodge master, noted the rarity of 50 year Masonic membership as Dr D A Darling and others attended the ceremony.
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Malvern
Tabor
John Fletcher
Fletcher
Good Samaritan Rest
John B. Adams
Mr. Fletcher
Malvern Man Fined for Failing to Stop for School Bus
Thomas Walston of Malvern was fined 50 dollars and costs by Justice of Peace John Hall after being charged with failing to stop for a school bus loading passengers on County Road V near the William Barber farm, one mile west of Malvern, Tuesday morning.
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Thomas Walston
Malvern
Justice of Peace
John Hall
Walston
William Barber
County Road
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A reflective line describes an election fray where belief and doubt clash. It notes a figure with vast friendship among supporters, contrasted by millions who thought him wrong. The sentiment implies a decisive turn shaped by public opinion and personal allies.
First Adult Farmer Meeting Held in Malvern
Forty one attended the initial adult farmer class at the Malvern high school building with Dr. Donald E Boenker of Protein Blenders Inc Iowa City as the specialist. He explained rumination and feeding program needs while Joe Bateman won a toolbox as a door prize. Next class set for Nov 17 at 7:30 pm on swine nutrition.
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Malvern High Vacal Building
Donald E. Boenker
Protein Blenders, Inc
Iowa City
Joe Bateman
Malvern
Proctor Charged With Failure To Control Vehicle
Meredith K. Proctor 25 of Rock Port Missouri was charged after a morning collision on highway 275 north of Glenwood. He attempted to pass Robert Brandon 19 of Glenwood, struck Brandon’s car, left the road into a ditch, and returned to hit Ron Richie 29 also of Glenwood. Estimated damages totaled about 550 dollars across the three vehicles.
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Meredith K. Proctor
Rock Port
Glenwood
Sheriff’s Office
Proctor
Robert Brandon
Route 1
Brandon
Ron Richie
Route 2
Richie
November Whimsy and Weather Patchwork from Randolph
From the Randolph Enterprise a reflective piece notes bright November weather with above normal temperatures and unusual flowers still in bloom. The author quips about a house lights and a window acting oddly, joking about a political landslide and a Goldwater reference as November ends with curiosity and humor.
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Koe
Mills census enumerators named for 1964 county listing
Six enumerators have been named for the 1964 census in Mills county by Crew Leader Margaretta M. Hays. A force of 23,000 nationwide is employed by the U S Bureau of the Census for the Census of Agriculture. Questionnaires have been mailed to farmers, and enumerators will visit to complete answers and locate any missed in the mailing. The census data aid economic reports and programs for farmers and business people. Enumerators named: Area 1 Oak and St Marys Mrs Lona Johnson. Area 2 Ingraham and Anderson Mrs Abbie Dayson. Area 3 Silver Creek and Indian Creek Mrs Anna M Miller. Area 4 Center Glenwood and Plattsville Mrs Ira Fitzpatrick. Area 5 Lyons and Rawles Richard Bass. Area 6 White Cloud and Deer Creek Mrs Korliss Angus.
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Mills County
Margaretta M. Hays
U. S. Bureau of the Census
Oak and St. Marys
Lona Johnson
Ingraham and Anderson
Abbie Dayson
Silver Creek
Indian Creek
Anna M. Miller
Center
Glenwood
Plattsville
Ira Fitzpatrick
Lyons and Rawles
Richard Bass
White Cloud
Deer Creek
Korliss Angus
Card of Thanks from the Weak family
The family thanks all for kind assistance sympathy and floral offerings during the illness and death of J. M. Weak.
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J. M. Weak
Impressive Girl Scout Program Given Tuesday
Three highlights of Girl Scouting Brownie Investiture Court of Awards and Rededication were marked on Nov 10 at the Community building. The program opened with a flag ceremony led by Trudy Stogdili Nancy Hauger Debbie Hardy and Wendy Hascall. Ronda Reed led 45 Girl Scouts and visitors in singing America Cindy Bass and Sandra Goldsberry helped with When Ere You Make a Promise. Investiture began as each girl recited her Brownie Promise and received a Brownie pin. Mrs. Truman Hardy had three girls fly-up from the Brownie level.
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Trudy Stogdili
Nancy Hauger
Debbie Hardy
Wendy Hascall
Ronda Reed
America
Cindy Bass
Sandra Goldsberry
Girl Scouting Association
Truman Hardy
Brownies to junior G. S. badges awarded in 1944
Brownies moved up to junior Girl Scouts receiving G and pins wings and badge sashes. Cadette leaders Mrs Scheffel and Mrs Evans awarded badges including the Sign of the Arrow one of two new badges in the new program. Joy Lewellen Ronda Reed Trudy Stogdil Nancy Hauger earned Arrow and other badges. Each year completed earned a pink star disc. The group closed with a dedication to God country and all mankind led by Mrs Evans singing Taps.
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Mel Scheffel
Ken Evans
Joy Lewellen
G. S
Ronda Reed
Trudy Stogdil
Nancy Hauger
Earl Bass
Ray Reed
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Mr. Adams
D. A. Darling
W. A. Caldwell
F. R. Chantry
Ben Martin
George Mort
B. C. Tennant
C. J. Noffsinger
Cihemascomr
TOL
Dilwa
DR. Boenker
Malvern Leader
Collins Drug Co
E. W. Knight
Edel Knight
Randolph Enterprise
Ralph Dalton
Goldwater
Iowa
Burlington Railway
Claude Stephens
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