Following the Leader by F. AL WW Lingers in Community Scene
A Malvern Chronicle item recalls a county farm bureau meeting and a ladled tale of boys and a razor strap used in home discipline. The piece features four youths in a photo and invites reader identifications for next week. It notes the Malvern High basketball team moving to a new building for practice and mentions a drinking fountain on the south wall and cleanliness rituals.
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Burea
Tesring
Tre
Malvern Community Hich
Baskenadl
Mare
Letters to Editor on Beer Policy Sparks Debate
Readers weigh in on beer policy and regulation in a lively exchange. Contributors from local groups discuss impacts, public health, and commerce while urging clear guidelines. The page captures diverse views and calls for practical solutions.
Stop Sign Violation Leaves Council Bluffs Man Fined
Spratt of Spratt, Council Bluffs, was fined 315 and costs by Justice Carl Remley after his car slid through a stop sign on slippery Glenwood Street, colliding with another vehicle. Quivers described the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spratt
Council Bluffs
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Quivers
Ghenwood Street
Local social notes include many visits and meals across towns
Henderson and Lynn Sowers host guests in Carson y while Lyle Sowers travels from Jacksonville to Arcadia to visit relatives then boards the Enterprise in San Francisco for the far east. Omaha and Fremont families attend wedding receptions, dinners, and church events, with IGHA and WSCS activities, Spanish class trip to Council Bluffs, and numerous Sunday dinners and cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Allensworth
Gorrespondent
Bevis Sowers
Emma Sowers
Lynn Sowers
Carson Y
Lyle ‘Sowers
Carl Sowers
Omaha
Lyle
Jacksonville
Fla
Arcadia
Calif
Robert Ryan
San Francisco
Enterprise
Ami
Far East
Yeldon Wallace
Roger
Grace. Bowen
Helen Winchester
George Wallace
Fremont
Nebr
Inca
Plaza City
Wik
Mrr
George Kannel
Kan
Ghesis
Lester Spencer
Tabor
Rudy Wright
Abs
Wight
Dua Dita Melendy
Council Bluffs
Wright
Phe
Cees
Iowa first quarter 1969 sales tax totals by category
State revenue report shows Mills county collected 88166.53 dollars in Iowa sales tax for the first quarter of 1969. Food sales led with 24648.15 dollars, motor vehicles 17428.03, general merchandise 16866.62, services 5208.31, and other categories including apparel and lumber. Local towns Glenwood Emerson Malvern Pac. ret. and small towns contributed to the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Iowa
State Department of Revenue
Glenwood
Malvern
Emerson
Random Local Visits And Library Notes In Randolph
Randolph residents record weekend visits and open houses across multiple towns. Omaha visitors to the McCreedys, open houses at Sidney Grade School, Palmyra and Syracuse nursing home events, library activities noting 142 books loaned, and a library board meeting with Mrs. Anderson and local trustees. Gerald Rogers and Wray Lenox guests share birthday celebrations and family dinners in Bedford, Rockport, and neighboring communities.
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Dean MecCreedy
Omaha
Carl McCreedy
Gary Shrim
Baby
Tabor
Kennneth Shrum
Leonard Wilkins
Hawley Schaaf
Joy
Karen
Sidney
Juletta Walker
Elmer Johnson
Palmyra
Nebe
Peart Muller
Syracuse
Nebr
William Anderson
Library Board
Atendance
Robert Foster
Josetta Walker
Kay Kilpatrick
Vance Trively
Anderson
Gerald Rogers
Wray
Walter
Lenox
Bedford
Rogers
John Tyner
Jesse King
Rockport
Local Social News Highlights From Fremont County
Fremont County extension services report weekend travels and visits across many towns. Families and friends gathered in Shenandoah Hamburg Bedford and Sidney for dinners, open houses, and a grade school opening.
Farm City Youth Exchange links Omaha youths with rural peers
Forty-eight Omaha area high school students participate in the 13th annual Farm City Youth Exchange hosted by the Omaha Chamber and the Omaha Jaycees. Twenty-four Omaha students will host 24 rural youths during November 21 to 24, with events including a banquet, school visits, and family activities. Special guests include Heather Hartien and Tone Johnson. The program aims to improve farm city relations and expose rural youths to city life and opportunities.
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Keith
Beverly
Omaha
Farm City
Omaha and
Omaha Area
Avricbusiness Division
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Omaha Jaycons
Keith Barber
Malvern Community High
Jim O'Dell
North High School
Beverly Lindburg
Nishna Valley
Exch
Local visits brighten town social rounds
Sidney residents describe visits at multiple homes. Ted Knight returned Wednesday from two weeks’ care at Hiunt hospital in Shenandoah. Mrs Flora Hedren was a Friday caller in the Ted Knight home. Meo and Mrs Dale Marcom and family visited Dean Swett in Corner Bluffs Sunday. Hassie Ellis joined Me and Ward Slothower of Tabor for Kansas City trip to see Ross Wilkins family. Frank Snyder visited Mrs Snyder at Grape Memorial hospital in Hamburg Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Charles D Fichter called on Carl Briley Friday morning. Mr and Mrs Kerms Stith of Sidmy were Wednesday dinner guests of Aly and Wendell Wilson.
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Fremont County Extension Services
W. B. Estes
Tulsa
Okla
R. G. Brannums
C. G. Cupp
A. C. Fichter
Don Jamison
Bedford Tesday
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Allan Fichter
Holly
Tom
David
Imogene
Jim Yates
Omaha
Gues
Fay Watts
Jack Tyner
Fay Yates
Shenandoah
Duane Ferrel
Rogers, Ark
Merle Ferrel
J. H. Davis
Thera Ferrel
Freeman Bertelson
Tabor
Larry Weak
Kathy
Stanton
vFay Mayberry
Mary Lou
Taylor
Bobby
Imi
Dick Tyner
Percival
Na Byers
Clinton Adams
Sidney
Car Briley
Clarold Rogers
Keith
Glenwood
J. Schaat
Jie
Paul Bheock
Elsie Moore
Ete Ee
Abbott-Mackey
Derson
Bill Jr
W. F. Long
Ted Knight
Hiunt
Flora Hedren
Meo
Dale Marcom
Dean Swett
Corner Bluffs
Hassie Ellis
Ward Slothower
Kansas City
Ross Willkins
Frank Snyder
Snyder
Grape Memorial Hospital
Hamburg
Charles D. Fichter
Carl Briley
Kerms Stith
Sidmy
Aly
Wendell Wilson
Make It Yourself With Wool Style Show in SW Iowa
Phu hosts a Make It Yourself With Wool Style Show on November 30 at Cornan High School Auditorium. Admission is free as garments made from American Loomad Woolens are showcased in coats, suits, dresses, fancy weaves, and velours. Local merchants and sheep producers back the event with a noon luncheon by Producers Livestock Marketing of Omaha.
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Phu
Iowa
Cornan
Nho
McValls and
Butterick Paterns
Purner Af Turners Dey
Wille
Jami
Omaha
Harold Koorr
Fontanells
Comes Nis Anal
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Mrs. Hoe. Chambers
F. AL
Agyat Ko
Henderson
Mrs
Stan Diggen
Robin, Brace and Marleigh
Millard
The
Fay Butterfields
Charles Akes
Manawa
K. C. Lauridsen
Pat Timson
Tabor Vister
Floyd
Charles Paul
Tarko College
Virgil Morris
Oakland
Robert Smiths
T. C. Shooks
Howard Anglin
Springble
Ark
Clairte Stephens
Anglins
Desa Perry
Brenda
Brian
T. C
Des Moines
Darrell
IGHA
Denny Achenbaugh
Miss Myrat Metge
Bryan Maxwell
Airs
Herbert Stephens
WSCS
Vanderlinden
W. CL. Vanderlinden
Arnold Williams
United Methodist Church
Steve Melby
Tim Dinklage
Leo Boileau
Card Club
Allen Palmer
Robert Byers
W. L. Vanderlinden
Perry
Jake Sigtin
Woodward
Scott
James Paul
Terry
Wayne
Aterenon
Randolph
Nity
SDA
Leroy Viner
Malvern, Ta
Hamilton
Aks
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