Mills County Board of Supervisors Official Proceedings
The Mills County Board of Supervisors adjourned to reconvene on September 18 1967 after approving various county expenditures and quarterly reports. Items listed include court expenses supplies and service contracts along with domestic animal fund claims and miscellaneous notices. Don Rhoden chaired with Glenn L. Johnson as county auditor.
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iGeneral Fund & Court
Remington Office
General Pand
Cateral Fundish Anital
Harver Schoening
Ken Lois
Halt Lo
Henderson
Tows
J. Don Ogle
Justice of Peace
State Conservation Service
State Highway Commission
Capitol Construction Company
Fender Sales& Service
Ronald Franks
Allis County Board of Supervisors
Don Rhoden
Ais County Board of Supervisors
Glenn L. Johnson
Punty
Mills County Board of Supervessors
Glen~ Wood
Mills County
Iowa
General Assembly
State of
Senate
County Board of Health
B.C. Magaret
Albert Washurn
P. Bolte
Hugh Shiveley
Don DeLashmutt
Ryan
Henry Uth
Fen Rhoden
Board of Supervisora
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Dinner Guests and Passings in Glenwood and Des Moines
Readers recall community dinners in Glenwood and Council Bluffs as well as a wake for Mrs. Hilda Peterson of Orient. The piece notes guests honoring Ben Schmidt and Rev. Pullman birthday events, a prenuptial shower, and local death and accident notices alongside club meetings and upcoming church bazaars.
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Frank Lincoln
R Petner
Howard Miler
Glenwood
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Ben Schmidt
Bob Schoening
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Schmidt
Ben
Hilda Peterson
Orient
J. K. Mass
Bill Mass
Allen Schoening
Catal
Joleen
Macedonia
Sharon Antalone
Omaha
Terry Schoening
South Nataly
LeRoy Pullman
Robert Keller
Des Moines
Donald Pullman
Patricia Karel
Westmont
Pullman
Keller
Pat
Donald
Billsdale
Glenwood Methodist Church
Howard Brannen
Shenandoah
Clyde Platts
Richard Fichter
Council Bluffs
Clifford Schoening
Teresa Thomas
Lester Larsons
Clyde Pratt
O. P. Thomas
Fred Techau
Woman's Club Meeting Moved to October 24
The Silver City Woman's Club will meet October 24 at the home of Mrs. Irene Childs replacing the Vth plan. Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Grover Howard, who enjoyed reminiscences of their summer vacations with Sunday morning guests Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beamhey and watched pictures of their trips.
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Robert Fisher
Silver City Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Woman's Club
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Silver City
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Irene Childs
Grover Howard
Raymond Beamhey
Local family visitors report from Sidney and surrounding towns
The Lyle Boone family of Sidney hosted Jim Bulley and addition al afternoon visitors including Melvin Lamps of Avoca. Other guests this week included members of the Black and Parrot families from Cornelia Bluffs and Diana Wendt of Woodbine. Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs Don Asitrope of Malvern calling on Mr and Mrs Don Burgoin and Gayle.
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Gerald Stogdill
Herbert Stogdill
Tabor
Tob Deitehler
Hanold
Herman Schoening
Bil Simmons
Des Moines
Lyle Boone
Sidney
Jim Bulleys
Melvin Lamps
Avoca
Black
Tell
Paul Drew Axgil Parrot
Corneil Bluffs
Diana Wendt
Woodbine
Don Asitrope
Malvern
Don Burgoin
Gayle
Henderson families gather for birthdays and church events
Vivian Henderson and Mrs Maveis Harbor hosted dinners in Oakland celebrating Morris arbor and Lalla tarbor's birthdays. The WSCS met with Mrs Arnold Williams and Mrs Earl Allensworth leading a lesson on The American Indian heritage. Several area churches plan a Henderson Methodist quarterly conference on Oct 22. Rev Hobert Jones and Mrs May Wight attended a Christian Church Convention in St Louis, with Mrs Wight visiting her son Robert.
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Maveis Harbor
Jackie
Galla Harbor
Blatner
Houser
Oakland
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Morris Arbor
Lalla Tarbor
Mos. Scheffel
Malvern
Morris Harbors
Velma South
G. Stonebraker
WSCS
Arnold Williams
Earl Allensworth
Henderson Methoist
Hobert Jones
May Wight
St. Louis
Christian Church
Weekend Socials and Guest Visits Across Local Churches
Thursday services were led by Lay leaders Mol va Chyltofforgen and Jerry Duy sen at the Christian church. Methodist and Christian guests visited, including Mrs Virgil Mortis and others. Local families from Red Oak Emerson Glenwood Council Bluffs Sioux City and Seymor enjoyed Sunday meals and calls. Kristi Taylor remains in Rasumndson hospital Council Bluffs with improvement.
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Orson Methodist Churel
Mmes
Virgil Mortis
Bart McGee
Paul Edmondson
Herbert Stephens
Evis Sowers
Christian Church
Methodist Church
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Curtis Taylor
Arnold Williams
May Butterfield
Bervma Sowers
Agrees Workman
Monty Brown
Sioux City
Glenn Browns
Glenn Dean Brown
Herbert
Stephens
Melvin Viners
Red Oak
Huestis
Lorell Viners
Bryn Maxwell
Glenwood
Gary Stephens
Lori
Lynnette
Mark
Emerson
Kristi Taylor
Rasmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Robert Taylor
Aby Malone
Chindy Hall
Sineslay
Alma Skank
Anis Siglin
Seymour
W. Mandecldqn
Carroll Platlips
Ann
Billy
Maude Philips
Fay Butterfields
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