Magistrates list of speeding and stop-sign fines
A parade of court fines shows numerous drivers cited for speeding and disobeying stop signs across multiple states. Notable names include Jerry Wierda Malvern and Carl E. Seberg Omaha with fines ranging from 16.50 to 60.50, plus offenses like trespassing and disturbing the peace with vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Wierda
Malvern
Stafford Burgis
Bellevue
Neb
Carl E. Seberg
Omaha
Osa Soske
Rock Port
Richard K. Tebo
Kansas City
Brian L. Reichenbach
Glenwood
Gary J. Ronnfeldt
Vandy H. Huff
el Dorado Springs
Ilee Bowness
Mound City
Oscar M. Jones
Robert B. Nixon
Nashville
Tenn
Duane Allen Oliver
Floyd E. Marsh
Tulsa
Okla
Randall Flanagan
Brockton
Mass
Danley Sheldon
Percival
Manuel Thomas
Richard P. Will
Minot
N. C
Frederick Siipsager
Grain Valley
Joseph Nestlebush
Guy Locktider
Red Oak
Daniel O. Peterson
Michael Daniels
Raytown
Michael Rose
Council Bluffs
Michael Bruce
Michael Kester
Embrson
John Gerald Kramer
Harlan
Disturbing Peace
Pwith
John T. Woosley
John T. Stark
Fred Penrose
Sandra J. Besch
Glenwood Police report quiet Memorial weekend
An 18 year old Glenwood man injured May 24 when his AMF bicycle struck a 1976 Oldsmobile driven by Ruby Reed. Minor chest injuries were reported. A parked Wayne Lincoln car sustained $250 damage May 27 after a 1975 Ford driven by Robert Smith struck it. Linda Fritz reported May 24 car vandalism. Danny Smith said a tape player and four speakers were stolen May 28 along with tapes of unknown value.
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Glenwood
Ruby Reed
Mark Ueberrhein
AMF
Sharp
Reed Auto
Uebersthein
Wayne Lincoln
Pacific
Ford
Robert Smith
Riverside
Coolidge Street
Linn Street
Linda Fritz
Danny Smith
Collision on Highway 34 Injures Passenger. Delavan Cited
A May 27 crash on Highway 34 saw a Ford truck driven by Sharon Geer 18 of Red Oak rear ended by Steven Delavan 18 of Glenwood. Delavan cited for failure to have control. passenger Lawrence Selser 18 Red Oak suffered minor head injuries. Damages to both pickups about 1000 each. Also May 27 Kaiser Rock Quarry reported break‑in. scale house lock pried, gasoline and small radio stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 34
Sharon Geer
Red Oak
Steven Delavan
Glenwood
Delavan
Geer
Lawrence Selser
Kaiser Rock Quarry
Homestead Tax Credit Application Due July 1
Residents owning a dwelling must apply for the Homestead tax credit by July 1 each year. If already applied in 1977, a new filing is unnecessary unless moving to a different owned home. A military exemption is available to Iowa property owners on active duty in listed wars and residing in Iowa, with limits on parcels and counties.
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Iowa
Small Claims Filed in Mills County Clerk Court
May 24 to May 31 list shows Keleher Drug of Glenwood suing Bruce Scott for 243.12 for merchandise at Schoenberg's Ready to Wear in Red Oak. Gladys Kephart of Glenwood sues for 13.57 for merchandise. W D Cook of Glenwood sues Richard and Georgianne Sni der for 375 rent. Richard Willems of Pacific Junction sues Hank Nepple for 200 wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Clerk of Court
Keleher
Glenwood
Bruce Scott
Schoenberg
Red Oak
Gladys Kephart
W.D. Cook
Richard
Georgianne Snider
Richard Willems
Pacific Junction
Hank Nepple
Oklahoma Kicks Off Season at Anderson Schoolhouse Theatre
Oklahoma opens the second season at Anderson Schoolhouse Theatre in Iowa with Ferola announcing local support efforts. The venture uses five local performers plus professional guests, plans community nights, and features new seating, dining upgrades, and a menu up to 6.50 while aiming to draw Mills Fremont and Montgomery Counties residents away from Omaha for entertainment.
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Ferola
Mills
Fremont
Montgomery Counties
Omaha
Anderson
Anderson Schoolhouse opens Oklahoma season with local talent
The Anderson Schoolhouse Restaurant Theatre launches its second season with Oklahoma! June 2 featuring Gordon Woodrow as orchestra conductor Carol Goos as assistant conductor and performers Dawn Storm from Glenwood and a large cast of regional and national talent. Dawn Storm plays Kate. Resident Choreographer David Wilkinson directs. Group rates invite community attendance, including a Glenwood Night on June 16. Special rates apply for groups of 20 or more through the Anderson Schoolhouse, 374-3115.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Schoolhouse Restaurant
John Ferola
Oklahoma
Gordon Woodrow
Carol Goos
Brad Merritt
Jon Bleicher
Dawn Storm
Glenwood
Kate
Midwest
Ronnie Friend
Ron Tapester
Ted Nenneman
Dan Lantz
Roy Reents
Bert Juhrend
Nina Weidman
Sig Bonebrake
Linda Metzger
Eben DeFrancia
Robin Hellesco
Joe York
Tamera Murray
Bil Rodabaugh
Pat Wittenburg
Ann Sitcox
Denise McAlexander
David Wilkinson
Anderson Schoolhouse
Visitors flock to Mills County Museum on Memorial Day
A large crowd toured the Mills County Historical Museum complex on Memorial Day despite rain. Hosts and hostesses included Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Carlson and others, with Mrs. H. J. Widows among the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Historical Museum
Arvid Carlson
Cahle Boyer
Paul Phillips
Bryan Maxwell
Marvin Johnson
H. J. Widows
G. H. Ficker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tribune
Wed
Glenwood Opinion-Tribune
Homer
Neuse Taber
B&w T.V
Eraust Bleamer
IAA & Naa
Sheriff's Report
Milla County
Daryl de Vries
Kathy Parcher
Frank C. D’addean, Jr
Glenwood Opinion Tribune
Walnut Street
Mills County
Silver City
Iowa Press Association
Glenwood Chamber of Commerce
ACCO
Walt Stille Malvern
Bob Stille
Nenderson
Victor Young
Steven Roenfeldt
Gordon Gaylord
Marion Hotze
Treyaer
Small Claims
Schoolhouse Theatre
Anderson Schoolhouse Theatre
Hartford, Conn
Twin Cities
Tarkio College
Mule Barn
East Coast
Glenwood Ia
Danny Lantz
Pat Witsenberg
Carel Goos
Glenwood Plaza Shopping
Gib Walter
Service Eye Department
Dodge Aspen
Gir Walter
Ariens
Boyer
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