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Douglas-Snodgrass Vows Exchanged Mrs. Laura Douglas of Glenwood, formerly of Emerson, and Ora Snodgrass of Council Bluffs were married Sunday, Jan. 25 at 4 p. m. in a candle light ceremony in the Epworth Methodist church with about 60 guests present.

The Rev. Gerald' LaMotte performed the double ring ceremony. Miss Evelyn Marshall was the organist and Mrs. Robert Griffin sang They "Recause" were and attended "The Lord's Prayer." by Mrs. Dorothy Abels of Council Bluffs and Mr.

Harold Gottwals of Omaha. The bride and Mrs. Ahels were both dressed in blue jackets, dresses and white hats. Glen Confer Jr. and Jack E.

Confer, both of Red Oak and nephews of the bride, were ushers. Following the ceremony, A reception was held at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Abels. Mrs. Morris Evans and Mrs.

Glen Ashby of Red Oak poured at the serving table, which was overlaid with a hand crocheted table cloth and lighted pink tapers, The colors of pink and white were used through out in the bride's and her attendant's flowers and in the refreshments. Others assisting were Mrs. Ena Nelson, Mrs. Joe Wilcox and Mrs. Mabel Kier all of Glenwood, Mr.

and Mrs. Willis W. Abels of Council Bluffs and Clifford Crouse of Omaha, ed Mrs. Snodgrass has been employat the State School in Glenwood for some time. Mr.

Snodgrass is a barber in Omaha. They will make their home in Council Bluffs. Guests attending were from Red Oak, Glenwood, Atlantic, Kansas City. Omaha and Council Bluffs. WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY The Emerson Women's club meets Tuesday, Feh.

3, at the home of Mrs. L. C. Blank. Mrs.

Ben Wilson will review the book, A Lucky Number. Emerson Methodist Church Rev. M. G. Ossman, Pastor Dwight Show, S.

S. Supt. Sunday School, 10 a. m. Morning Worship, 11:05 a.

m. Family Night with basket dinner at 6:30 p. m. Rev. J.

M. will be with us. Also a film 011 our camping program of the Conference. Feb. 3.

Training Session on every member canvass at Riverton at 7:730 p. m. Fire persons are to go. Feh. 4.

Father and Daughter banquet at the church at 6:30 p. n1. Rev. Joc Henry the speaker. Tickets, $1.

Mrs. Clyde Patton. None of the MYF's will meet this week. Emerson First Baptist Church Dick Person, Pastor Edward Greenwood, Supt. Wednesday, 7:30 111, Join our ha were Sunday guest, in the home of Presbyterian Church group in our BYE.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Straight. Mrs. Robert Radtke, Pastor Practice.

Wednesday, 8 p. m. Senior Choir visit Straight her remained until Tuesday to Glenn Cooper, S. Supt. parents at Red Oak.

Sunday School, 10 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Porter and Worship Service, 11 a.

In. Quentin Johnson had charge vi the Mr. and Mrs. Bud Miner and family Young people's service, 2:30. entertainment at the last American were Sunday dinner guests in the Evening Service, 7:30.

Legion meeting. He took the men up home of Mr. and Mr. Frank Porter. General assembly dues of to Horace home to see Mr.

and Mrs. Estel Darby visited each member due and $1.40 for in the home bi Mr. and Mrs. Willie Miss l'earl to are payable This ruck collection. McLain.

Capt. and Mrs. Jack Taylor and Huntsman Friday evening. ops 01 Lincoln, Nebr. called in the Billy Moore underwent surgery at Glenn Comper attended the (the Veterans hospital in Omaha Mon- in Prestohome of Mr.

and E. R. Birdsall meeting Shenandoah iday. Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Tuesday. Sunday. Shelley, Jim and Mr. and Mrs. Roy 'Fittsworth were Miss Pearl E.

Mel.am visited Mrs. Gary went to the airport in Omaha dinner Friday in the home of Blanch Baird in Red Oak Monday. Susday noon where they met their Mrs. Bertha Kellenharger. Her daughter, Mr-.

Jessie Cardiff, is son and brother Bob from Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gravett visi- caring for her. Wya. They were all dinner Casper.

Allests of ted in the home of Mrs. Gravett's Mr. and Mrs. Ben Suegel of Cory- Mr. and Mr.

J. F. Shelley in Emmother, Mrs. Hugh McSweeney, at don spent the week end in the home UTs all. Sunday.

of their daughter, Mrs. Arnold Er. Mr. and Mrs. G.

S. Henderson Eastwood atMrs. Kenneth: Straight alls and family. tended a church supper at the Mr. and! Hawand daughter of Maryville, Mu.

spent Mrs. Kenneth Coy entered the Im- thorne church Sunday evening. the Ivan week end here with Mr. and Mrs. I manuel hospital Sunday and on Mon- Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Bullington Straight and with Mrs. day underwent surgery. and son of Red Oak were Sunday dinStraight's parents at Red Oak. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Evans and tier guests mi Mr. and Mrs. C. BulDr.

and Mrs. L. C. Blank were in family vi Davenport spent the week lington. De- Moines Tuesday and Wednesday end here with Mr.

at! K. Mr. and Mr-. Dean McLain drove bi last week attending the State Vet- Evans and others. Guthrie Center Thursday where crinarian meeting.

l.t. and Mr-. Jerry Latin and son they met their daughter Mrs. Enama Yoel pi Stanton is go. cane Thursday from Brooks ille, Cedar Falls and Jeanne vi brought her home ing to move into the apartment up- Kan.

for 1A visit with Mrs. B. k. for a iew vacation. stairs on the north int the Greenwood Bridge and others until Sunday ai- Mrs.

Max Bullington Went to apartment She is Mayor Max ternoon. They and Mr-. Bridge were club meeting at the home of house. Mr-. Green's mother.

Sunday dinner in the homie bi Raymond Mitchell Wednesday afterMilo Schick of the Mr. sun Mrs. Fat Latin in Red Oak 1. mall. Mr.

and Mrs. Red Oak vicinity spent Monday night faiter attending chore, in Red Oak. Mrs. Haroli Cooper visited her here with Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Titts- Friday night guests in the home ui Jaunt anal uncle. Mr. and Mr-. Oscar worth in the Schick Mfr. and Mrs.

B. R. Bridge were I.t. and Mrs. Freeman in Shenandoah Triday left Tuesday for Jerry Ladin and 41 vi Brookville, ternoon.

Mrs. their home at Broadview, Afont. Kan, Mr. and Mr-. George Munro, Mr.

all Mrs. Donald Griffin mi Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hascall, and two daughter-. Mr.

and Mrs. Pat Macdoel, Calif. visited Mr. and Mrs. Misses Grace and Leona Dixon and Latin tow! Res LAin of Kel A.

J. Griffin Mr. aril Mrs. Clarence White attend- Oak. Mrs.

F. M. Wednesday. ed the Parker, Mr-. Dale funeral bf J.

M. McGreer, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tittsworth were Shelley and lather vi Mrs. White, held Monday of Mrs.

Harold Cooper were the supper guests Friday in the home of guests Donald Davis Monday ut Perryman- Mr. and Mrs. John V. Parker. afternoon.

chapel in Red Oak. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dutcher Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Mr. and Mrs. John Scott and Jei- moved into family Jordan and have of Malvern the Cecil Jenkins prop- are planning to muse to Arilery were guests Friday erty in the northeast part of town. zona in March. Lane Morse and Kevin.

Mr. Dutcher is employed with the Mfr. and Mrs. Harold Cooper and night in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Sowers telephone company here. family and Miss Florence Cooper had a A. F.

Smith received a broken were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Glenn Sowers. supper Those Sunday present for Mrs. ankle in a fall on the ice near the and Mrs. Glenn Cooper.

birthday, were Lakin building north the post of- Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sowers and fice the Shelley, Bob, Fred and Mrs.

Ed past week. It in a cast. Gary and Jim were supper guests of and Gary. fIne hone is broken just above the Mr. and Mrs.

C. Elkins Don Thorson, son of J. A. Thorson ankle. Bullington Monday.

Sunday School, 10 a. Morning Worship, 11 a. m. This is communion Sunday. Our meditation will be "The Lord of His Table." Annual Business meeting.

2 p. m. There will be an all church family pot luck dinner at the church Sunday noon followed by the Annual Business Meeting of the Church. Bible Study Hour, 7:30 p. m.

Our Study will be from John 11. and Miss Rachael Ann Bristow, will be united in marriage this Saturday night, Jan. 31, at 7:30 at the Baptist church in Pecor, Tex. Mrs. Arthur Ellis has been on the sick list since Christmas.

Sam Taylor has rented Mrs. Bes(sie Douglas' farms. Mrs. Elbridge Shook and Mrs. Earl Graham prepared and served the Lions Club fried chicken supper on Tuesday night.

Janice Greenwood Weds Idaho Man Jan. 17 Mr. and Mrs. Horace Greenwood of Emerson announce the marriage of their daughter, Janice, to Raymond Seal of Sun Valley, Ida. The marriage took place in the First Baptist Church of Elko, Jan.

17 with the Rev. Odegard officiating. The bride is 3 graduate of the Omaha Methodist Schoul of Nursing land is now employed at the Sun Valley Hospital They will make their home in Sun Valley, where Mr. Seal is engaged in business. First Aid Class Started Jan.

22 at Emerson There is still time to join up for the first aid classes held each Thursday night at the Legion hall from 7:30 to 9:30. The first meeting was lichd Thursday night, Jan. 22, and they will continue for five weeks. The ladies are to wear slacks. Those going are asked to take a 40 inch triangular bandage and two bandages four inches wide and 36 inches long, a tablet, a pencil and a blanket.

Boy Scouts are also attending the meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Verlyn Mayberry land children and Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Mayherry and sons of Council Bluffs were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Waterworth and Jim, Mrs.

Carol Waterworth Debra of Red Oak were guests in the afternoon. Linda Waterworth of Grant City, Mo. spent from Friday until Wednesday here with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Waterworth. a free airplane trip to Waterloo in Her father, Doyle. Waterworth, won This work and he and Mr-. Waterworth were on this trip.

Mr. and Mr. Leo Straight vi Oma- Mr. dud Mrs. M.

1. Lang entertained three tabla oi canasta Thursday night honoring Mr. and Mr-. Roy Tittsworth. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Clark and bull and Miss Marilyn: Bullington. were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sawyers.

Mrs. George Jones taught school Monday afternoon for Miss Grace Dixon. OFFICIAL COUNTY BOARD Office of Mills County Glenwood, Iowa January 2. 1959 On this second day of 19.9, the Board of Supervisors January, 10 Mills the county. lORR.

met pursuant! adjournment of December 31st. regular 1958. session with their meeting with Supervisors as Evans, provided Lincoln, by The present and acting. ed to organize a new board for Board of Supervisors proccedS. with C.

Harry Lincoln, Evans. Chairman, vice chairman. nated The the Board of Supervisors Malvern Leader AS official and Opinion-Tribune papers of Mills County, Iown, for year 1959. RESOLUTION Whereas. Chapter 453.1 of the Coue 01 Lowe.

providing 10r vI puolic tunas. requues that ot Supervisors shall by 8 entered of record, Approve County the deposit by Cutiny Treasurer, Clerk County Auditor, trict of the Court, and Sheriff, of county or other funds on hands. Now. therefore. be it resolved the Board of Supervisors of stated County.

Iowa. in regular session of Mills above, County. the Iowa, County Treasurer state, and other snall deposit to nue in the amount at any county public the exceed banks the amount specified, time and located ns follows: Iowa. Glenwood State Bank, Glenwood, $650,000. $125,000.

Mincola State Bank, Mincola, City State Bank. Silver Iowa, $100.000. fowa, Emerson $125,000. 1 State Bank. Emerson, $50,000.

First State Bank, Tabor. State Savings Bank. Henderson. lows, $125,000. Malvern, Malvern Trust and Savings Iowa, $175,000.

Board Be of It further resolved by lowR, that the Supervisors of Mills County. Mills County, lowa. County shall officials state, county and other funds in deposit hands amount of at the public revenue, in no time following: Mills Auditor. Glenwood State Bank, $10,000.00. State Mills County Recorder.

Glenwood Bank, $5.000.00. Mills County Sheriff. Glenwood State Bank, $10,000.00. Clerk of District Court, Glenwood State Bank, $10.000.00. On the foregoing resolution ors members voted of as the Board of SupervisLincoln, aye; follows: McGrew, Evans, aye; The Chairman The declared the resolution carried.

Board of Supervisors, in rects sideration the of the needy. hereby of the Poor County Auditor to pay Fund the following amount: $1.00 per week cash aid Roenfeldt for care of M. Roenfeldt. visors The Mills appropriated County Board of Superthe budget 1959 as published. The Board of Supervisors named following persons to serve members of the Board of Social the year 1959: Edith Estes.

democrat: W. E. Agan. republican, and Harry Evans, republican. Agan Edith WAS appointed chairman Estes, secretary.

ed The S. C. Bonrd Lincoln of Supervisors appointof the Nursing Home for the 05 superintendent 1959. the The following Board of salaries Supervisors approved for the 1959: Assistant Engineer, Engineer, $7250.00 annually: $4076.00 ally; Paul Hixson, rodman. $4380.00 annually: Winnifred Johnson.

Engineer's office, $278.68 monthly: $293.96 Louis F. Jens, deputy sheriff, monthly: Pearle E. Barnes. deputy auditor. $276.68 monthly: Shirley Bruce, do deputy auditor, $278.68 treasurer.

monthly; Ferne $276.68 J. Widows, deputy monthly; Leick. deputy treasurer, $278.68 clerk monthly; of Lorraine Strand. deputy Joyce courts. clerk 0276.08 monthly: $259.38 Craig.

monthly: 111 sheriff's office, recorder, $276.68 Ruth Porks, deputy monthly: Wilma Kahl, $1400.00 secretary to county attorney. annually: Lesta Lou Wise, clerk In treasurer's office, $259.38 monthly. Albert Batten. custodian of Courthouse, $21500 todian of Relief Office, $20.00 monthly, monthly, $52.50 custodian monthly. of Extra Armory and bailiff, help is to paid $1.00 per hour.

The following schedule was set for the Rond Department: HOURLY bour WORKING SCHEDULE days for December. Januury and February. 10 November. hour day's for March through 12:00 day noon. week ending Saturday continuous County employees with one year service are to recelve one week vacution with pay us scheduted by the County Engineer.

Employces with one year continuOus service are to receive two weeks sick leave a year. Time off for VIScation and sick leave time are not be Accumulative. Road employees are to be paid for the following legal holidays: New Years. Memorial Day. July 4th.

Later Day. Veteruns Duy, Thanksgiving, and Chrisimas. W.AGE SCALE General Foreman. 81.75 per hour. Dirt Foreman, $1.65 per tour.

Bridge Foreman. $1.65 per hour. Crew, $1.45 per hour Truck Driver (bridge crew). $1.50 per hour. Dump Truck Operator.

$1.45 per hour. Mechanics, $371.50 per month. Duzer und Scuop Operators. $1.55 hour. Dragline (larger.

$1.65 per hour. Drugline (smalls, 61.55 per hour Patrol Operators. 61.50 per hour. Common Labor. $1.25 per hour.

Culvert Foreman. $1.50 per hour. The Board of Supervisors approved resolution setting $300.00 as the on purchases made by the County Engineer unless the order 15 by two members of the Board! Supervisors The Board uf Supervisors aporoved resolution all County Ofelals to get the approval of the Board of Supervisors before purebasany furniture or fixtures for the Various offires RESOLUTION A resolution DaASeM by Board of Supervisory that the County Auditor. be. arci is hereby 10 lasuc warrants when sa'd Board 15 not in session for the fullowing named purposes: Freight.

expostage, water. hehts. extra help and court reporting. All other claims paid when Bourd 15 not 111 regular session be signed by two members of Board of Supervisors. The above resolution WaS Introby McGrew and seconded by Lincoln.

Motion carried. PROCEEDINGS OF MILLS OF SUPERVISORS Auditor The Board of Supervisors to set aside every Monday As the of attend to any business pertaining I pose of meeting tine with the the public to remain in office for Mills County. Iowa. 1 A resolution WAR Approved to in the Board of Supervisors meet law. any person who turns in domestic and Animal claim when there Is doubt about the claim.

The WAS appointed to notify the 1059 ant and give him a chance to and before the Supervisors to clarify matters pertaining to the claim. There being no further business the at come before the Board of Supervisors ews- this time, they adjourn to the again on the 61h day of January. 1959. EVANS. 1950 Attest: a Board of LIVENGOOD.

Supervisors Chairman, deposit the Mills County Auditor resthe office of Mills County Glenwood, Iowa Dis- January 6. 1959 state, the On Board this 6th of day of January. their Supervisors of County, lowa met pursuant to by adjournment of Evans, January 2, 1959, Mills supervisors Lincoln, and AS Grew present and acting. claims: The Board allowed the following reve- GENERAL FUND not G. L.

Glenwood Fickel, Water P.M.. Postage In Service Matt piles Parrott Sons SupTowa, C. Opinion-Tribune. Morgan, Printing Express. City, Collins Drug, POOR FUND Drugs Fidlar plies Chambers Town, Mrs M.

F. Gargus, CAre keep Horton Nursing Home. Care keep Bank, Dr. Dr. John Jorenson.

Kline, Med. aid Med. ald the Mrs. Mercy John Hospital, Hospitalization 'Nietert, Rent of N. W.

Bell Tele. Service the Our Market, Groceries An Safeway Stores, Groceries the T. E. Shonka, M.D., Med. aid Dr.

John Treynor, Med. COURT EXPENSE FUND Koch Matt Parrott Brothers, de Supplies plies Sons, SupCarl J. Remley. J. P.

fees Eliot COUNTY SCHOOL FUND Thomas, Commission on fines the Ace Auto SECONDARY ROAD FUND Fidlar Parts, Repalra nye; plies Chambers SupFord Fidlar Chambers Chairs 215.10 Glenwood Conoco, Water Repairs di- "Bery: out John ice Iowa Power Light IPERS Hill. Refund of to Service Kizzier Son, Gas de repaira 493.81 Gravel Lyman-Richcy Sand Gravel, for Paper pairs Calmenson ReFred Picker, Repairs 169.90 AS Wel- 8. W. Service Telephone Exchange. Roy Western Wright, Auto Gas repairs Mr Louis Store, Repairs and R.

B. Mayberry. Labor 355.65 Ridenour, Labor 261.62 Roy Grant Robinson, Labor 306.81 Chamberlain. Labor year Argil Bacon, Labor Ferd Boyce, Labor Dale Allensworth. Labor Roy Danley, Labor C.

L. Mayberry, Labor Gerald Budd. Labor Clyde Dickersbach. Labor clerk mileage Cecil Bagga. Labor Richard Hammers, Labor Donald Mayberry, Labor Mervin Bolton, Labor H.

D. Lawrence, Labor Louts Jens. Labor Don Hankins, Labor Wayne Hardman. Labor John Eaton. Labor 302.46 Emmet Delavan.

Labor 270.16 Lester Roberta, Labor 150.44 Severn, Labor 173.4*1 Carroll Perkins, Labor 150.11 Virgil Howard Decker. Labor 140.41 Curry, Labor 150.77 Johnson. Labor de mileMarion aga 183.51 cus- Withelm, Labor 151.37 1talph Jobe, Labor 341.40 W. A. Benscoter, Labor 317.47 be Wm.

Darrell Mayberry, Labor 275.69 A. I. Jackson. Labor 273.29 11) D. Fleming.

Labor 269.22 Russell Fleming. Labor 166.83 Arthur Wax, Labor 140.02 CLEARING GRUBBING FUND Russell Fleming. Labor 181.16 Lester Roberta. Labor 142 Lester Severn. Labor 149 Virgil Carroll Decker, Perkina, Labor 130 144.18 Howard Curry.

135.18 Fred Johnson, Labor mile. age 153.32 Marion Wilhelm. Labor 130.29 Arthur Wax, Labor 130.10 following were approved the bourd at this time: Quarterly reports nf Agnes LivenClerk KOOd, MIlls Co. Auditor: I. L.

Donner, Justice of Court; Peace; Ernest Timerman, of Official bonns of, Ferne Widows, Deputy Treusurer: Lorraine Strand, Deputy Clerk of Court: F. M. son. Treasurer: Troy Rhody. Enginter: Harry Murkel, Assessor; Ruth Parks, Deputy Recorder: Glen Gee, Co.

Attorney: Anna Pearl Lteck, Deputy Treasurer: Louis Jens. Deputy Sheriff: Amy Hammers. Co. Recorder: Superintendent: Ward A. Elnora De Greenwood.

Young. Cor. oner: Edwin L. Barkus, Sheriff; I. L.

Donner. Clerk of Court: S. C. Lincoln. Supervisor: Harry Evuns.

Supervisor: D. McGrew. Supervisor: Agnes Livengood. Auditor: Pearle E. Barnes.

Debuts Auditor: Shirley Bruce. Debuty Auditor; E. W. Knivht. Soldiers Relief Comin: Qualifications of John Stefford.

Mills Co. Extension Councilman: also. Walter G. Stille. Marilyn McCrarv.

Dale Linroln. Harold Smith. Mrs Max Dashner. Dean McClain: Report of Mill- County AgriculExtension Fund. There bring no further business to cone before the Board at time hov actiourn to Incet on the 4th day vi February.

1959 HARRY EVANS. IsorAttest LIVENGOOD. County Auditor Well Boring Drilling Prompt, Dependable Service New Equipment FRED G. HENRY, Oakland, la. Call Collect 389-W Prompt Courteous Tank Wagon Service Goy Oil Co.

Phone 4111 Malvern 90.00 90.00 90.00 90 90 90 THE MALVERN LEADER Malvern, lowa Thursday, January 29, 1959 Announce Engagement of Vivian Fleming, Ray Seipold The engagement of Miss Vivian Marie Fleming to Raymond K. Seipold has been announced by the prospective bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D).

Fleming of Emerson. Mr. Seipold is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Seipold of Emerson.

The couple are 1958 graduates of Emerson high school. The bride-to-be is attending Commercial Extension School of Commerce in Omaha. Scipold is stationed at Syracuse, N.Y. No definite date has been set for the wedding. FATHERBANQUET NEXT WEDNESDAY Tickets are 1 on sale at the 3-B grorery and the bank for the FatherDaughter banquet to be held at the Methodist church Wednesday night, Feb.

4. There will be no tickets sold it the door. Mrs. Ross Sandquist and Mrs. Wayne Keith, room mothers, took two birthday cakes to school Monday horning in honor of Miss Grace Dixon's birthday anniversary.

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BROWN FEED STORE HENDERSON, IOWA FREE Funeral Services Thursday for J. R. Simmonds America as an auxiliary engineer at the time of his death. Mr. Simmonds was preceded in death by his parents.

He is survived Final rites for James Robert Simmonds were held in the Emerson church Thursday afternoon, attended hy a large number of friends and relatives. The services were conducted by the pastor, Rev. Richard Person. Music for the services was furnished by Mrs. Lester DeBolt and Mrs.

ied Raney, Hi. who were accompanCharles by Mrs. Greenwood. Morris Harbor, Ed Wallace, Robert Hancock, Ernest Houser, San Garnet and Jack Niday served bearers. as pall Flowers were cared for by Mrs.

Gordon Hascall, Mrs. Ward Thrapp. Mrs. Charles Lakin and Mrs. Art Darby, John Simpson and Gordon Enewold were ushers.

The Rev. Mr. Person read the following life sketch: James Rohert Simmonds was born June 25, 1917 to James William and Ida Simmonds at Henderson. He attended school a at Henderson. He was united in marriage to June lon March 10, 1938.

To this union Springer ten children were born. He has spent his entire life in the Henderson and Emerson arca except for a short time when he and his family lived in Colorado. Mr. Simmonds was a member of the Methodist church of Henderson. He served his country in the Navy during World War II.

He passed away suddenly at his (home near Emerson on Monday, Jan. 19, 1959. He was employed by the Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of by children, his wife June of Emerson; his Roger, Ronnie, Saundra, Virginia. Linda, David, Mike, Rita 'and Tommie all of Emerson; three hrothers, Wayne of Hancock, Maurice of Lansing, Joe of Golden, eight sisters, Mrs.

Alta Forristall of Macedonia, Mrs. Ida Guyer of Hancock, Mrs. Jean Vendengia and Mrs. Helen Colbourn of Denver, Mrs. Pauline Whitmire, Mrs.

Fern Filers, Mrs. Ora Mrsny and Mrs. Lenora Jones all of Omaha: one aunt and two uncles and a number of cousins besides a great host of friends. The entire community will miss Mr. Simmonds in his passing.

Burial was in Farm Creek tery at Henderson with Mansfield's Funeral Home in charge. Jay Barns received a cut the head while coasting. Tsch! In our recent ad in The Leader we meant that all accounts NOW are Insured up to $10,000 and not just to $10,00.00 as a typographical error in the ad indicated. So we want to assure our readers that the $10,000.00 figure is right. And also to them again to our new office quarters first door north of our old.

Mills County Savings Loan Assn. L. A. Hollingshead, Pres. B.

N. Maxwell, Vice Pres. C. D. Aistrope, Sec'y-Treas.

Clyde Rhoades, Albert Batten, A. F. Standiford, Ward A. De Young, Directors FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR KNOP BABY Graveside services for Paul Dean Knop, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Knop, 221 Kelly Park Drive, Red Oak, were conducted by Rev. Paul Glahn Jan. 21 at 10 a. m. Paul Dean was born prematurely Jan.

19 and passed away early Tuesday morning. Burial was in East Liberty cometery, Survivors are his parents, Glen and Diana Knop, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Knop of Emerson and Mr. and Mrs.

Miles Walker of Red Oak; and other relatives. Mansfield's Funeral Home was in charge of the services. Miss Jacqueline White who is in training at the Methodist hospital in Omaha, spent the week end here with home folk. Delaine Jones of Des Moines spent the week end here in the home of his parents. The Christian Home Aid Society met with Mrs.

Bertha Kellenharger Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Comstock of Crescent spent Monday afternoon in the home of Eva and Jim Boyer. Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Ingersoll spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Decker and Mrs. Margie Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gravett and family were supper guests Friday in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Rainey at Malvern. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Hillyer went to Glenwood Sunday to attend the dinner for Fred Bishop at the home of his daughter, Mrs.

Alta Hathaway. There were over 40 present and Mr. Bishop received around 40 birthday cards. He came home with Mr. and Mrs.

Ilillyer. Mr. and Mrs. James Belf with their son Wray and family of Maryville, Mo. were Sunday dinner guests in the home of friends, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Severe and son at Pattensburg, Mo. Sam Winters is going to work for Joe Allen on the farm. The Winters family will move to the house nest of the Sherman Allen home later on after some work has been done on the house. Mr.

and Mrs. Kent Schick and daughter of Red Oak were dinner lone guests Schick Sunday in the home of Mrs. and Blaine. Mr. and Mrs.

Baucom and daughters were guests in the afternoon. The Past Matrons served a turkey dinner Saturday night at the Masonic and Eastern Star hall honoring the Past Patrons and a few guests. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tittsworth were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Milo Schick in the Red Oak vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. John Clarke and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Lang and family were dinner guests Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. D.

Lang honoring the birthday anniversary of Mr. Lang and daughter. Mr-. Clarke. Champion Hill DR.

J. A. KLINE Osteopathic Physician Office Hours: 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 5 p. m.

Wednesdays 9 to 11. a. m. Other hours by appointment. 420 First Avenue Phones: Office 2331 House 4861 resolved das purto to have with any Auditor claimappear any to meet Auditor 1959, MIlls the with Mc- 3.00 23.64 29.10 8.90 3.00 77.00 127.90 60.00 147.09 90.00 7.50 50.00 94.25 22.60 195.00 27.00 20.00 31.00 27.20 233.90 4.00 138.53 1.75 12.34 1.80 9,18 2.56 2.00 38.72 27.52 2.13 48.4.1 3.00 303.53 337.65 306.80 304.13 263.12 357.15 295.40 324.65 298.36 260.72 321.22 304.33 347.1'5 282.54 284.04 325.49 633 59 31 by.