Many visitors and guests brighten Mills County week
A flurry of visits fills the week as Mrs. Fred Colby and son from Beaumont Texas tour Mrs. Follett in Council Bluffs. Elizabeth Harling of New Orleans and Alice Howell of Louisville stay with the Wearins. Labor Day weekend sees multiple families at Lake Shetek and Essex events, with guests from Omaha Council Bluffs and beyond joining the Halls, Kerns, Winters, and Shapcotts for meals and anecdotes while relatives tour hospitals and attend the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Colby
Beaumont
Tex
0. M. Follett
Elizabeth Harling
New Moalnes
Alice Howell
Lourville
J. Wearin
Don White
University Hospital
Iowa City
Kenneth Jones
Shelly Schroeder
Tabor
Moon Pace
Lake Shetek
Slayton
Minn
Welter Mason
Penny
Vera Schroeder
Council
Bluffa
Kenneth Allensworth
4Ula Allensworth
Myr
al Lovell
Griswold
Sarah Christensen
Washington
Omaha
Cole Dickersbach
Washington Island
Wise
Lola Shetterly
Noel, Mo
Emma Imel
Billings
Mon
W. Mansfeld
Willie Bolton
Donald Youkin
Wichita
Kan
Duane Shapcott
Maryville
Roy Winters
Mra
Paul Durham
Gary Durham
Council Bluffs
Blanche Winters
W. J. Holman
Minneapolis
Melvin Keyser
Gaylord Bret
Erie
Harry Evans
Tony Eyans
Guthrie Center
Wilfred Kyle
Larry Opal
Bill Durfey
Hall Handles 15 Violations
Justice of Peace John Hall's office handled 15 traffic violations this past week. Violations include improper marking and neglected address for Gilbert Topp of Avoca. Additional fines went to Larry Arter from Norfolk Nebraska for lacking Iowa permits and Charles Eberle of Spokane Washington for overlength load plus extra penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace
John Hall
Wek
Gilbert Topp
Avoca
Topp
Iowa
Larry Arter
Norfolk
Neb
Charles Eberle
Spokane
Wash
Harald Olsen
Omaha
Richard Hill
Humboldt
Kenneth Reed
Tabor
Thurman Carroll
Kemak
Tex
Clarence Bentley
Norwalk
Calif
Gaston Collins
Lyons, Ga
Eugene Jaeger
Dyersville
Warren Short
Fountain City
Tern
C. W. Reed
Concords Ark
Local families reunite and travel over Labor Day weekend
Torrington and Camdenton relatives visited, attending a reunion at the Dalton home and visiting Wayne Kiflen, Hi Norton, and Scott households. Debbie Waller from Omaha stayed with grandparents, while others traveled from Cody, Denison, Junction City, and Sioux Falls. A daughter was born Aug 30 to Stanley Waller and later college moves noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Donner
Charles Donney
Steven
Camdenton
Keith Donner
Kansas City
Harry Evans
Marlin Dalton
Glenwood
Tabor
Dalton
Debbie Waller
Omaha
Raymond Wallers
Wayne Kiflien
A. M. Scott
Hi. A. Norton
Lenox
Ralph Scott
Gordon
Bill Seati
Harold Mc» Cain
Goldie
Armstrong
Fern Wallahan
Bess Wright
Cody
Wyo
Coon Rapids
Jake Krops
Denison
Hanson
Willow Grove Naval Air Station
Pennsylvania
Dean Sila
Junction City
Kane
Wilfred Kyle
I. C. White
Airaeed
Ponton
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Raymond Ponton
U.s.nt.c
Maggie Moore
California
Don Schroeder
Jim Godsey
Costa
Julia
Conrail Bluffs
Perle Royston
Harold McCain
Red Oak
Henry Aistrope
Dwight Morris
Salyers
John Peake
Sioux Falls
S. D
George Fritz
Peake
Richard Howrey
Jon Dick
Jim Scott
Wichita
Kan
Grace Bingham
Lyon McNulty
Colorado
Billie Livingston
Sun City
Ariz
Donovan Gift
Sargent
Nebr
John Schroeder
Florence Baer
John Beckwith
Grace Donner
Urick Inn
Henry Alatrope
Highland Acres Rest Home
Stanley Waller
Maha
Methodist Hogpital
Christint Lee
Debbie Lynn
Fred Kuhl Jr
Slenwood
Mia
Raymond Waller
Hall
Allen and
Warren
Oskaloosa
Allen
Wm. Penn College
Know Your Public School Bus Safety Rules in Iowa
Iowa drivers face school bus safety prompts for 1963 64 as 5800 vehicles transport a quarter million pupils. Overtaking a stopped bus requires a full stop at least fifteen feet away. meeting a bus means slow to twenty mph and stopping when the arm is extended. Annual bus inspections run Aug 20 to Dec 6 at 374 centers by the Division of Transportation and Highway Patrol officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Division of Transportation
State Department of Public Instruction
Iowa Highway Safety Patrol
Funeral Services Held for Cecil C. Hamilton
Funeral services were Tuesday at Mansfield Funeral Home for Cecil C. Hamilton age 60. Rev. John Lippincott officiated. Interment in Malvern cemetery. Born February 24, 1903 in Anthon, Iowa, he died August 31, 1963 after a life in Hastings and Malvern. He married Cora Trimmer in 1924 and left a wife, three daughters, nine grandchildren, and a mother. He was known as Red, a devoted husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Funeral
Cecil C. Hamilton
John Lippincatt
Charles Shere
Robert Poort
Robert Salyers
Calvin Eglott
William Blackburn
Thomas E. Salyers
Charles Costello
Orville Starr
Ralph Scott
Malvern
Ead
Cecil Calvin Hamilton
Ula and
Pearl Hamilton
Anthon
Macedonia
Henderson
Hastings
Assembly of God
Cora Trimmer
Geraldine
Joan
Shirley
Salyers Auto
Red
Cora
Geraldine Hardiman
Joan Thomas
Glenwood
Shirley Alderson
DeWitt
Ned
Ula
Send Letters for ICHS Drive Here
Mills county residents receive letters on behalf of the Iowa Children’s Home Society to aid 350 children in its care this week. Volunteers from Mary Spiker BPW Mal Vern Leona Dixon Emerson Grace D Anderson Silver City Lorven Fisher Pacific Junction Duane Jurgen’s Glenwood organize letter writing. ICHS aids emotionally upset children from neglect or abuse and places most in private homes with trained caseworkers guiding foster families. Typing paper and better bond paper available at The Malvern Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Iowa Children's Home Society
Mary Spiker
BPW
Mal Vern
Leona Dixon
Emerson
Melva Christofferson
Henderson
Grace D. Anderson
Silver City
Lorven Fisher
Pacific Junction
Duane Jurgens
Glenwood
ICHS
Knight Charged With Failure to Yield Half Road
Glenwood driver Charles G. Knight, 75, was charged with failure to yield half the roadway after a collision Tuesday about 10:30 a.m. two miles east of Glenwood with Lena Garrett, 62, who had stopped at a sign to enter the highway. Damage was minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Charles G. Knight
Sheriff's Office
Knight
Lena Garrett
Scribblings From the Randolph Enterprise Opinion Piece
The Randolph Enterprise column reflects on seasonal imagery and quotes, recalling Labor Day traffic deaths in 1959 and celebrating Sam Taylor of Lancaster who won a state Spot News award for 1962. The writer praises local folks and notes the joy of work and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Taylor
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Sam
Randolph
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