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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1971

Page

2

Lincoln visitors and local family gatherings noted

Vernon Good of Lincoln visited here Saturday with his sister Mrs. Frank Rupe. Pat Barns left Tuesday for San Diego to join the Marines. The Carroll Settell family of Neola were Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Settell's home.

Vernon Good Lincoln Nebra Frank Rupe Pat Barns San Diego Calif Carroll Settell Neola N. R. Settell Marion DeBolt Excelsior Springs Eugene King Mercy Hospital Verna Fifield Earl Fifield Valparaiso Ind Nerval Lowe Arthur Ellis Charles Rupe Chicago Rupe Maryville

Good Friday Service at Baptist Church and local visit notes

Good Friday services will be held at the Baptist church at 7 30 p m with John Akers of Glenwood speaking and showing slides from his Holy Land trip. Local residents made weekend travels to visit relatives and attend community events, including World War I veterans gatherings, showers, and family visits in nearby towns.

the Baptist Church John Akers Glenwood The Holy Land

Local newspapers as community leaders in Iowa

A defender of local voice explains how newspapers join with community leaders to raise funds for civic projects. It argues newspapers deliver the local story, support public efforts, and reflect the needs of Iowa communities through paid circulation and cooperative journalism.

Thoroughout Iowa

Relurances and Homecomings From Local Hospitals and Texas Trip

Latte Morse was relured from Edmundson hospital. Dale Shelleya and John Thorsons returned home after spending the winter in Texas. Mrs. Myrtle Walker came home Saturday from Clarkson hospital. Floyd Allen of Eldora visited here last week with his mother Erma Allen.

Latte Morse Edmundson Hospital Dale Shelleya John Thorsons Texas Myrtle Walker Clarkson Hospital Floyd Allen Eldora Erma Allen

Church Notes and Service Times for Local Congregations

Sunday communion at 7 30 p m with Rev John Akers of Glenwood as speaker. Easter sunrise service with breakfast, 10 a m Sunday School, 11 a m morning worship. Also junior choir practice 3 45 p m and mid week prayer Thursday 7 p m. Nishna Valley Parish United Methodist Church notes. Champion Hill Presbyterian Church note of Sunday School 10 a m and morning worship 11 a m. WSCS meeting set for Wednesday April 14 at 2 pm.

Wm. van Antwerp Ed Greenwood S. S John Akers Glenwood Nishna Valley Parish United Methodist Church Delbert V. Terry R.L. Grayson WSCS Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Jack Yates Glenn’ Kellenbarger

Easter Egg Hunt Sponsored by Emerson Chamber

The Emerson Chamber of Commerce will host the annual Easter egg hunt this Saturday April 10 at 3 p m in the city park for children from preschool through third grade.

Emerson Chamber of Commerce

Emerson Club Hosts Mills County Federated Meeting

Emerson Women's Club welcomed Mills County clubs at the Methodist Church on Tuesday March 30 with a 9:30 a.m. coffee hour. Henderson was noted for highest club membership presence, and LeRoy Dick led music with the Nishna Valley Community School group. Phillip J. Slagle urged broader horizons beyond traditional domestic roles and promoted the drug abuse education program. The 1972 convention will be hosted by Glenwood Club. 69 guests registered.

Tre Emerson Women's Cay Mills County Methodist Church Delbert Terry Glenwood Hastings Henderson Pacific Junction Emerson Nishna Valley Community School LeRoy Dick Phillip J. Slagle Corlneil Bluffs Glenwood Club

Services Tuesday for Robt Miller

Funeral services for Robt Miller 78 retired farmer were held Tuesday April 6 at 2 p.m. at the Nelson Chapel in Red Oak with Rev William T Miller presiding. He died April 4 at his home after a long illness. Born September 15 1892 in Lexington Kentucky he had lived in Iowa since 1908, in Emerson before moving to Red Oak 12 years ago. Survivors include his wife two sons Dale and Wayne of Red Oak one daughter Pauline Hogzett Oakland seven grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Burial was in Emerson cemetery.

Leech Robert Miller Nelson Chapel Red Oak William T. Miller Miller Hammond St Iowa Emerson Lexington Ada Shook Dale Wayne D. D Pauline) Hogzett Oakland Emerson Cemetery Merrill Settell NBR Denver Galo L. C. Bullington Glenn Cooper Bertha Kellenbarger Bullington Stanley Kiisinger Griswold Sherman Allen Red Oak Hospital Peggy Westenburg Oklahoma City Okla John Thorson Donald Thorson Dallas Tex W. L. Richbourg Tyler Allen Cox Anabel Stanley Zyla Omaha Wm. Shepard Alfred Shaw George’ Curtis Marvin Ae Wedeeedees Sayin Glenn Copper

Calendar of Events April religious and social notes

April events include a Good Friday service at the Baptist Church at 7 30 p m and an Easter Egg Hunt in the city park at 3 p m. Other items reference the Chamber of Commerce WSCS and the American Legion Auxiliary with a social visit from the Rupe family of Chicago and a Maryville trip.

The Baptist Church Chamber of Commerce WSCS American Legion Auxiliary R. L. Grayson

Seipold Reunion at Emerson Booster Station

Mr and Mrs Walter Knop hosted a Seipold reunion at the Emerson Booster Station recreation hall. Attendees included Otto Seipold Raymond Seipold Glenwood Bert Seipold Bob Seipold Harold Seipold Anne Karla Bret Malvern Grace Seipold Lisa Wilson Kenneth Seipold Rodney Jack Niday Doug Meyers Ernest North Michele Cindy Ricky Ronnie Wayne Lieck Glen Knop Mark Randy Dean Culbertson Laura Scott Troy Vern Knop Council Bluffs Elsie Bruce Allan Elmer Darby Mark David Pamela Emerson. Absent were Mrs Bob Seipold David Seipold Michael Lara Omaha and Bob Wilson Steven Denver Colo.

Walter Knop Seipold Otto Seipold Raymond Seipold Glenwood Bert Seipold Bob Seipold Harold Seipold Anne Karla Bret Malvern Grace Seipold Tlastings Lisa Wilson Denver Colo Mar Kenneth Seipold Rodney Hastings Jack Niday Brent Susi Minneapolis Minn Doug Meyers Ernest North Michele Fred Leipold Cindy Ricky Ronnie Millard Nubr Wayne Lieck Modale Glen Knop Mark

Firemen Called to Four Grass Fires Around Town

Firemen were summoned to four grass fires: two east of town, one west, and another near Homer Shoop's place north and west. A long list of local residents and visitors are noted for social visits and hospital affairs, including Mil ler and Red Oak entries. Several families and guests from Griswold Omaha Dallas and other areas are mentioned with travel and social events during the period.

Homer Shoop’s Place

Birthday Club Dinner and Local Visits Reported

Mrs Bert Morris attended a 630 p m buffet dinner at Mrs Melva Christoffersons Henderson home with all Birthday Club members present and the hostess birthday celebrated. Wayne Shapcott visited Villisca relatives. Goodwill Club meets Thursday with Mrs Ward Coy. Floyd Hillyer and son Brian visited. Pattons of Tabor and Connell family visits noted with local residents.

Bert Morris Buffett Melva Christofferson Henderson Birthday Club Wayne Shapcott Cal Shapcott Villisca Goodwill Club Ward Coy Floyd Hillyer Brian Pearl Kline Heber Hillyer Lewis Patton Tabor Clyde Patton Homer Connell Gertrude Landon Edward Connell Red Oak

NV Booster Club Sees Evidence of School's Winning

The Nishna Valley Booster Club met April 1 in the school cafetorium. Lynette Carlson and Darrell Godfrey presented state contest winning poetry and prose, with 29 I's from 45 entries across vocal and instrumental categories. Science Fair details were shared by Richard Morgan, noting projects and a slate of displays including Ron Mitchell’s topology.

Nishna Valley Lynette Carlson Darrell Godfrey William Sycamore Stephen Vincent Benet Harva Hillyer Harvy Hillyer Richard Morgan Mr. Morgan Ron Mitchell Onder David Angus Don Godfrey Mirs Arnold Williams Limch Emerson Millis Wall

Burgett Jenkins Wedding at Red Oak Church

The First Congregational Church in Red Oak hosted the March 20 ceremony uniting Andrea Burgett and Daniel Jenkins. The couple, both Emerson natives, were supported by family, friends, and a church reception at Emerson’s Compressor Station site.

Burgett-Jenkins First Congregational Church Red Oak Andrea’ Burgett Aleeta’ Burgett Emerson David- Burgett Des Moines Daniel - Lee Jenkins Cecil Jenkins Harva Hillyer Connie Edie Bonnie Elkins Susan Lovell Marilyn Connie Burgett Joan Edie Grace Lovell Farmers Mercantile Co

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