Labor Day Work Day at the Church and WSCS Meetings
Labor Day will feature a Men's Work Day at the church to prepare cement work. WSCS meetings resume Sept. 7 with a program titled Vacation Dialogue. Members are asked to bring a map or picture and share a vacation experience. The article notes community events, hospital visits, and local gatherings with names of residents and towns mentioned.
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WSCS
Women's Society of Christian Servic
al Rei
Bill
McGrew
Following Too Closely Costs Driver Ten Dollars
Edin Lee Gustin of Mal vern was fined ten dollars and costs in Justice Er nest Timmerman s court for following too closely. Other traffic cases include Larry Eugene Wilson Pacific J unlion one dollar and costs for loud and excessive noise Kenneth Quigley Letts Ta speeding fourteen dollars and costs Garth L Sehllon Villisea no ris for trailer ten dollars and costs.
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Edin Lee Gustin
Malvern
Ernest Timmerman
Larry Eugene Wilson
Pacific Junlion
Kenneth Quigley
Garth L. Sehllon
Villisea
Fined for Parking on County Road After Car Collision
Richard Poindexter of Glenwood was fined $50 and costs for parking on the traveled portion of a road when his pickup was struck by Melvin Rolofsan of Glenwood three miles south of the city at 1:30 a m Monday. The accident caused considerable damage to both vehicles.
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Richard Poindexter
Glenwood
Carl Remlsy
Melvin Rolofsan
Rolofson
Hoothc
Thomas Parham
Robert Harris
Pacific Junction
Mills County
Kyle Joe Twattdle
Emerson
Richard Gay
Malvern
Chrysler
Robert Davis
Des Moines
Davis
Malvern Man Harshly Fined For Injuring Vehicle
Harley Brammer of Malvern was charged with injuring a motor vehicle after his wife filed the accusation. He was fined 10 dollars and costs by Justice of Peace Carl Remley for kicking his car.
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Harley Brammer
Malvern
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Brammer
Fine Omahan 25 for Driving Without Lights
A driver, Phil R. Jones of Omaha, was charged with driving with no lights after an early Salurs day arrest by Highway Patrolman Harry Weiss. Patrol units pursuing reported drag racing near Glenwood found participants had fled. Jones attempted to outrun with his lights off as Weiss alerted another unit.
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Phil R. Jones
Omaha
Harry Weiss
Glenwood
Jones
Weiss
Three Charged With Speeding Fined $10
Three speeding offenders appeared in Justice of the Peace court of John Mall in Malvern. Judie Nelson of Omaha and William Winchell were fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Justice of Peace Court
John Mall
Malvern
Judie Nelson
Omaha
William Winchell
New Teachers Move Into Area
Several new teachers have joined the Malvern school faculty and with their families have moved into the community. The additions reflect district growth and a push to expand educational resources for the upcoming term.
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Malvern School
Thei
Paroles Revoked for Two Boys by Judge Martin
Garlin Dale Clapper and Donald Elder Fiscus of Glenwood state school appeared Friday before District Judge BR Kent Martin. Acting on a parole officer’s recommendation, the judge revoked their paroles tied to motor vehicle larceny. They were sent to the boys state reformatory at Anamosa by Sheriff Edwin Barkus.
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Garlin Dale Clapper
Donald Elder Fiscus
Glenwood State School
BR. Kent Martin
Martin
Anamosa
Edwin Barkus
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