Carroll Minister to Speak at UN Program in Malvern
United Nations Week observed by the Methodist church Oct 20 27. Dr Paul Dietterich former Carroll pastor speaks at Malvern First Methodist Oct 24 1 45 pm on Some Realistic Expectations of the United Nations. UNICEF appeal details and youth groups plan Tricks and Treats for UNICEF to aid children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
John Lippincott
Paul Dietterich
First Methodist Church
Carroll
First Methodist
Malvern
Dietterich
Ohio Wesleyan University
Boston University
American Friends ‘Service Committee
Germany
Austria
New York City
Unicef
United Nations Children’s Fund
Brisk County Vehicle Registrations and License Minting
County Treasurer F. M. Robinson lists 16 motor vehicle registrations including Fords to Kenneth N Carlson and Marvin Goos Silver City and Pontiacs to Gay Oil Co Malvern Harry K Regenauer Glenwood Dodges to Thomas Wallace Emerson Chevrolets to Glen Adkins Malvern Jennie Harold and Fern McCain Hastings Rodney Roden and Murphy Bros Glenwood Herman Schroeder Silver City Rambler to Elmer Hershey Glenwood Volkswagen to Charles W Adams Glenwood Chevrolet pickup to Donald Dunsdon Malvern. Clerk L Donner reports marriage licenses for Victor Dennis Williams 17 Emerson and Cheryl Rowe 19 Omaha Jerome D Van Winkle 26 Plattsmouth and Anna Mae Stacy 21 Glenwood.
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F. M. Robinson
Fords
Kenneth N. Carlson
Marvin Goos
Silver City
Francis Gaskill
John Dean
Glenwood
Pontiacs
Gay Oil Co
Malvern
Harry K. Regenauer
Dodge
Thomas Wallace
Emerson
Chevrolets
Glen Adkins
Jennie Harold
Fern McCain
Hastings
Rodney Roden
Murphy Bros
Herman Schroeder
Rambler
Elmer Hershey
Volkswagen
Charles W. Adams
Chevrolet
Donald Dunsdon
L. Donner
Victor Dennis Williams
Cheryl Rowe
Omaha
Jerome D. van Winkle
Plattsmouth
Anna Mae Stacy
Reckless Driving Fine Set at 25
Charles Kesh of Ked Oak charged with reckless driving was fined 265 dollars and costs Monday by Justice of Peace John Hall. The charge was filed by Marshal Carl Hays of Hastings.
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Charles Kesh
Ked Oak
Justice of Peace
John Hall
Carl Hays
Hastings
Kingery Severely Hurt in Highway Accident
Melvin Franklin Kingery, 39, of Malvern, was seriously injured when his 1957 Mercury left Highway 275 seven miles north of Glenwood and struck a tree around 1:30 a.m. Tuesday. He suffered a double fracture of one leg and severe facial lacerations and was taken to Mercy Hospital. Kingery was alone for about 30 minutes before a passing trucker found the wreck.
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Malvern
Highway 275
Glen
Wood
Melvin Franklin Kingery
Mercy Hospital
Kingery
Driver Injured When Vehicles Sideswipe
Glenwood area accident Friday forenoon involved Merle S Speed 48 and Lee W Wilcox 38 on county roads one mile south of Glenwood. Speed sustained injuries, attended by a Glenwood physician, with an estimated 450 dollars damage to Speed’s car and no damage reported to Wilcox’s truck.
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Glenwood J
Glenwood
Sheriff's Office
Merle S. Speed
Lee W. Wilcox
Speed
Cars at intersection cause minor crash near town
A collision Friday about 2 15 p m a mile south of here involved a car driven by William Rickabaugh Jr 16 of Tabor and another driven by Harry E Davis 57 of Malvern. About $300 damage reported. Rickabaugh was charged with failure to yield to oncoming traffic at a stop intersection and fined 10 dollars plus costs by Justice John Hall.
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William Rickabaugh Jr
Tabor
Harry E. Davis
Malvern
Here
Rickabaugh
Tugtice
Peace John Hall
Girl Scouts Take Train Ride for a Historic trip
Girl Scouts in Malvern held their fourth fall meeting with 52 registered members. They attended the film So This is Girl Scouting and then traveled by car to Red Oak to board a steam locomotive for a round trip to Pacific Junction. Mrs Fay McManigal of Glenwood attended as guest. The group thanked parents and friends who donated transport for the Old Iron Horse excursion.
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Malvern
Fay McManigal
Glenwood
Red Oak
Pacific Junction
America
Norman Pierce Buys Acreage in Peaceville from Stephens
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Stephens sell their Peaceville acreage on first Avenue to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pierce occupying the residence previously held by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Driver. Possession to be given by December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Pierce
F. Stephens
Forrest
Stephens
Peaceville
End
Frank Hertz,. Co
Charles Driver
Glenwood Chamber Plans Road Work to Link to Highway 29
Glenwood chamber and Mills county board of supervisors met Monday to discuss improving a local farm to market road from Glenwood to connect with Highway 29. The plan aims to ease traffic flow into Glenwood with future oiling of the road next spring while awaiting state decisions on Highway 34 westward. No action was taken.
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Glenwood
Board of Supervisors
Randolph Family Picnic Highlights Local Gathering
Myron and Mrs Don Howery and families from Glenwood and Farragut attended the Howery family picnic in Clarinda park Sunday. Merrill Howery and son from Farragut joined in the afternoon. Dick Crexell and children returned home after a week in Estherville and Griswold. Alma Lill of Cushing, grandmother of Mr Crexell, visited. Al Holden of Hudson Colorado visited open house for Earl Luces of Omaha. Bill Sober Kathy Cherokee spent weekend with Mary Blackburn. Wendell Wilson family and Ricky Wilson from Nebraska City and Gail Wilson and sons from Glenwood attended Sunday.
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R. H. Wilson
Don Howrey
Bob White
Shenandoah
Elbert Bird
F. L. Bird
Omaha
Harold Tackett
Tabor
Bird
Hamburg Hospital
Richard Madison
Blanche Madison
James Madison
Thurman
Elmer Fichter
Wayne Beam
Bill Noble
Lincoln
Jack Fichter
Allen Fichter
Imogene
J. C. Smith
Jess Smith
Churman
Carl Smith
Ward Slothower
Jane
Leonard iSelko
Sidney New Lon
Paul Smith
Don Howery
Glen Howery
Glenwood
Free Mowery
Howery
Clarinda Park
Merrill Howery
Farragut
Dick Crexell
Jowg City
Griswold
Alma Lill
Cushing
Mr. Crexell
al Holden
Hudson
Colo
Royce Wederquist
Earl Luces
Bill Sober
Kathy
Cherokee
Mary Blackburn
Wendell Wilson
Ricky Wilson
Nebraska City
Gail Wilson
Beckwiths Sell Marion Avenue Residence in Malvern
Dr and Mrs J R Beckwith sold their Marion Avenue house in Malvern to Mr and Mrs Raymond Waller. The Wallers traded for the Waller home on North Prospect Avenue and plan to move in about two weeks.
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Malvern
J. R. Beckwith
Marion Ave
Raymond Waller
Waller
Prospect Ave
Forgetting His Glasses Costs Driver a $10 Fine
Highway patrolmen in a traffic sweep last weekend at Glenwood found three drivers license violations. Allen Fife of Mineola was fined $10 for a restricted license after failing to wear glasses. Daniel W. Parker of Council Bluffs and J. W. Doyer of Glenwood paid $5 fines for expired licenses.
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Glenwood
Allen Fife
Mineola
Ernest, Timmerman
Fife
Daniel W. Parker
Council Bluffs
J. W. Doyer
Heavy Traffic Charges Against Perry in Council Bluffs
Justice Cari Remley fined Donald D. Perry $100 and costs for failure to keep his car under control and $25 and costs for having no driver's license. Perry, appearing on his 19th traffic arrest since October 1959, remained in county jail two days until relatives paid. Officers provided a list of Perry's violations including reckless driving, mufflers, accidents, and a 1054 Ford driving restriction.
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Cari
Remley
Donald D. Perry
Council Bluffs
Perry
Bluffs
Tao
Mills County Receives 22160 Donated USDA Commodities
Mills County obtained 22160 dollars in USDA donated foods for the first six months of 1963, totaling 106,975 pounds with an estimated retail value of 30390.23. Public distribution reached 75 county welfare offices, while administration costs and transport reduced net benefits.
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Mills County
USDA
Mills
State Dept. of Social Welfare
Board of Supervisors
Des Moines
Glenwood
United States Dept. of Agriculture
Departments of Social Welfare
County Department of Social Welfare
Yearly Meeting of Mills County Historical Society Held
The Mills County Historical Society met at the museum on Sunday October 13. The restoration committee reported progress on the county school house in the park and hopes to open in spring. A memorial fund was approved in memory of Amy Hammers with contributions welcome at Glenwood State Bank or The Malvern Leader office. Officers were re elected: Raymond Mintle president Carl Phelps vice president Mrs H J Widows secretary and John Dean treasurer. New exhibits arrive as the society looks to a productive 1964 year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Historical Society
Amy Hammers
John Dean
Glenwood State Bank
Malvern Leader
Raymond Mintle
Carl Phelps
H. J. Widows
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Pace Service CO
Nishna Valley School
Girl Scouts
Glenwood Chamber
Kansas City
Tom Axtell
Judy Asmussen
Joan Buch
Don Wamberg
McEldowney
India
James McEldowney
Methodist Church
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Randolph Enterprise
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Jewell
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