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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1971

Page

2

Community Notices of Visits and Moves Across Towns

Overnight and day visits fill a list of local households with Darlands Kendalls and McGinnises staying in Tabor and Shenandoah, plus trips to Webster City and Harlan. Names include Clair Darland Lester Darland Wayne Darland Earl McGinnis Don Kendalls N R Settell and more. A resident Marjorie Graham is reported dead in Ken Villisca.

Clair Darland Wayne Derland Fort Lauderdale Fla Mrr Lester Darland Louisville Colo Mir Earl McGinnis Tabor Wayne Darland Lester Darlands Deloye Abraham Lloyd Williams Brick Inn Wayne Darlands Fort Lautderdale Don Kendalls Omaha Leo Darland Shenandoah Delbert Roberts Farragut Kenneth Settel Council Bluffs N. R. Settell T. Danford Heber Hillyer Webster City Dale Hillyer Marjorie Graham Ken Villisca Marjorie Ervin Clyde Ervin Eanle Crawford St. Joseph Hospital Rex Davis I. W. Castor Jack Scott Carl Sowers Emerson Ward Coy Evert Sawyers John Sutter Pacific Junction Harlan Auxiliary

Shenandoah Speaker Delivers Missionary Talk at Baptist Guild

Mrs. Lucas W. Buttry of Shenandoah was guest speaker for the Baptist M and A Society at the church on Wednesday April 21. Her talk Missionary Work in Japan drew on Rev. Buttry’s chaplain service and two years’ mission work in Japan. She wore a kimono and demonstrated Japanese dining customs while Mrs. William Van Antwerp accompanied with bells.

Lucas W. Buttry Shenandoah Baptist M HE. Greenwood Buttry Japan Wiliam van Antwerp

Church Notes for First Baptist and Local Churches

First Baptist Church Wim Van Antwerp Pastor Ed Greenwood S S Supt Sunday 10:00 am Sunday school and membership class then worship and communion. Testimonies of baptismal candidates follow. Tuesday 7 pm pastor Bible study for youth 3:45 pm junior choir 7:45 pm mid week prayer and Bible study. Nishna Valley Parish United Methodist Church Delbert V Terry Pastor R L Grayson Supt Sunday School 10:30 am Morning worship 11:30 am Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Jack Yates Pastor Glenn Kellenbarger Supt Sunday School 10 am Morning worship 11 am.

First Baptist Church Wim van Antwerp Ed Greenwood S. S Nishna Valley Parish United Methodist Church Delbert V. Terry R. L. Grayson Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Jack Yates Glenn Kellenbarger

Former Emerson Resident Mary Stewart Buried in Red Oak

Funeral service held Monday for 95 year old Mary E. Stewart of Portland Missouri at Severgren Lindell Funeral Home Red Oak with Rev William T Miler officiating and burial in Emerson cemetery Born December 15 1875 in Emerson she moved to Portland in 1939 Married 1895 to Clarence C Stewart who died 1932 Surviving daughter Muriel Pearce Portland brother Vernon Steiner Glenwood three grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren She was a Clark Memorial Church member and CES Agatha Chapter member Additionally notes on local visits hospitalizations and community events follow

Mary E. Stewart Portland Severgren-Lindell Red Oak William T. Miler Emerson Cemetery Emerson Samuel E. Steiner Clarence C. Stewart Muriel Pearce Vernon Steiner Glenwood Stewart Clark Memorial Church Agatha Chapter CES Neola

Emerson State Bank Condensed 1971 Report of Condition

The report shows assets of 3 210 049 of which total deposits are 2 855 759 and total liabilities plus capital equal 3 211 666. The bank lists 800 shares of common stock with par value 80 000, plus surplus and undivided profits totaling 811 154.08. The memo notes reserves on loans 42 029.15 and indicates a May 26 1971 sworn statement in Mills County Iowa.

Internal Revenue Service

Dinner Observes Anniversary April 18

A dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Williams on April 18 marked their anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Larry Abraham, Roger and Susan Essex, Mr and Mrs Jim Williams, Denise and Deanna, Mr and Mrs Deloye Abraham Red Oak, Mr and Mrs Alfred Clites Randolph, Mr and Mrs Clair Darland, Dom and Leroy.

Lloyd Williams Don Clases Glenwood Clair Darland Larry Abraham Roger Susan Essex Jim Williams Denise Deanna Deloye Abraham Red Oak Alfred Clites Randolph Dom Leroy

Emerson United Methodist circles meet in April

Emerson United Methodist church circles held their April meetings with Lydia and Esthen Circles meeting at members' homes on April 21. Attendees discussed programs, bake sales, and church events while sharing readings, poetry, and fellowship. The May 19 meeting was planned at Mrs Wayne Shapcott’s home with guest introductions and a program.

Emerson United Methodist Church Esthen John Thorson Wayne Spicer Richard Steen Harold Sowers Laura Vreenegoor Baptist Oaks Frank Sawyers Steen Quentin Johnson Lydia Circle R. L. Grayson. Mirs John Gage The Oaks Churcch Emerson High School Betty Crocker Thorson Diane Melindez Mines Dewey Ferguson Gene Wall Stanley Williams N. Wright Thelma Blank Larry Kauzlarich Jack Scott Lee Littleton Marvin Adams Wayne Shapcott Waynie Shapcott George Bass

Last Rites Wed for Carrie Cole in Emerson

Funeral services for Carrie Ethel Cole were held Wednesday at 10 a m at Champion Hill church Emerson with Rev Nod DeKath officiating. Pallbearers were Dean McLain Glen Cooper Frank Durbin Marion Fender Gordon Hascall and Glen Kellenbarger Ushers were Jack McLain and John Jennings. Music by Mrs Horace Greewood organist and Frederick Larsen soloist Flowers arranged by Mrs Dale Shelley and Mrs Frederick Larsen. Born August 2 1885 in Carroll she died April 25 1971 in Shenandoah after a short illness. She married Arthur Garfield Cole May 1 1907 in Sutherland Nebr. He died Jan 2 1958. Survived by son Frank Emerson daughter Mrs Emmett Gipe Malvern brother Albert Shaner Los Angeles sister Mrs William Schwann Los Angeles six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Interment Emerson Cemetery Sellerguen Lindell funeral home in charge.

Carrie Ethel Cole Champion Hill Emerson Nod DeKath Dean McLain Glen Cooper Frank Durbin Marion Fender Gordon Hascall Glen Kellenbarger Jack McLain John Jennings Horace Greewood Frederick Larsen Dale Shelley Cole Carroll Michael Elva O'Donnell Elm Heights Shenandoah Arthur Garfield Cole Sutherland Nebr Champion Hill Church Rebecca

Emerson Legion May Events and Airman Dickerson News

May calendar lists Legion Auxiliary coffee May 1 and club events May 3 to May 7, including Emerson Woman's Relief Corps. Airman Gregory L. Dickerson, son of Emerson residents, completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and will train at Lowry AFB Colorado in munitions and weapon maintenance. Descriptions include social visits, family news, and local meetings through mid May.

the Legion Hall The Legion Auxiliary Emerson Woman's Relief Corps Emersonian Lacklan San Antonio Gregory L. Dickerson James. R. Dickerson Rt. 1 Emerson Lackland Afb Tex Lowry Afb Colo Ufsed Dickerso Red Oak Community High School

Local social notes from Malvern area in April 1971

Mr and Mrs Don Eastwood and family attended an April 18 dinner with Mrs Carrie Withrow in Essex. The group later visited the Rodger Runnerys in Bedford. Myrtle Walker returned April 17 from Hancock with the Hoover family. Mrs Hicks and Lynn of Stanton joined by Mrs Johnson and Mrs Magneson of Red Oak accompanied Mrs Johnson to Fremont on April 19 to visit Marilyn Baker. Donna Miller of Hastings stayed overnight with Dan Kinden.

Don Eastwood Datla Brent Carrie Withrow Ami Ada Essex Eastwood Bedford Rodger Myrtle Walker Joe Hoover Hancock Don Hicks Lynn Stanton Vernon Johnson Clarence Magneson Red Oak Quentin Johnson Fremont Nebr Marilyn Baker Donna Miller Hastings Dan Kinden

NFO report on grain movement and price support efforts

The Grain Commodity Department at the Corning NFO office tracks barges trains and truck convoys moving Hawkeye soybeans to river facilities and Japan. NFO aims to establish a harvest floor via contract sales to prevent price slumps, while soil moisture from Mills County warns of drought risk and potential crop impact for 1971.

Grain Commodity Department Corning Nfo NFO Japan Gulf Milo Kansas Nebraska

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E. T. Sawyers Shenandoahan Harold Smith Richard Godfrey Donald Godfrey Henderson Gerald Magers Joe Pilling Clarkson Hospital Omatra Marlon Westenburg Hawaii Lee Weitzel West Des Moines L. C. Bullingtons Stanley Koisinger Grisswold M's Bertha Kellenbarger Emerson Junior Auxiliary Zoo Darla Eastwood Denise Scott Kenny Bass Henry Dorley Ann Crouse Emerson State Bank Iowa U.S. Treasury United States C Cossessene Boyd L. Nuckolls Exec Vindent William D. Whited J. Frank Durbin State of Iowa County of Mills Joyce L. Carlson Emerson Circles Quent Johnson David Johnson Des Moines J. A. Jenkins Red Oak Hospital Villisca Georgie Marjorie) Graham Ledna Mielke Mildred' Rossa Sheridan C. E. Hogzeit G. E. Hascall Mr. Hascall Las Mitches Carrie Cole Emerson Federated Women’s Club Ward Cooper Laurie Bergren Mabel Ward Duane Bergren Lawrie Linda Steve John Evans Illinois Dale DeBolt Malvern Bea McVay Mathilda DeBolt Arthur Johnson Papillion E. E. Cole Sue Grayson Bert Moss Larry Hunt Timmy Dave England Homer Focht Lyle Biggs Imogene Jim Shelley George , Jones Ferne Shavers T. A. Jones Wales George Jones Denver Avere Aubrey Jones NFO Report Mrs. Howard Palmer Towa California Minnesota U. S Mills County LaVerne C. Obrecht Dean Sayers Jay West Bert Larry Monsanto St. Louis, Missouri Purina Grain Bank Service Emerson Farm Supply
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