Malvernians Visiters In Joe A Home Saturday
A string of visiting families and friends from Council Bluffs Omaha and nearby towns filled a Henderson area scene Saturday and Sunday. Numerous relatives from Missouri Nebraska and Iowa called on residents including the Sanders Eastwood Pon ow and Mansfields while sharing meals and attending local events. The piece catalogs a long list of social visits and weekend hosting across Henderson and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe A
R. L. Sanders
Delbert Eastwood
Council Bluffs
Eldon Ponow
Albert Ponton
Dalerkins
Arkansas
Madge An Gorkun
Aden
R. D. Mansfield
Jude
Maryville
Montyville
Missouri
Traycees
Kenneth Faris
Spokane
Wash
Kenneth Trively
Plattsmouth
Ray Trively
Craig Sturdee
Emerson
Paul Kelso
Kenneth Bowman
Bill Pullen
Henderson
Lawrence Jones
Larry Benscolers
Arlington Heights
Tfl
Jack Jammett
Nevada
Hhusband
Jake Koonces
George Irvin
Jacob Dirkies
Omaha
George Huntsman
Geneva Cook
Nettie Wilson
Duluth
Minn
Faith Fisher
Doug
Robert Gaddes
Brookpark
Fisher
Albert Roenfeld
Mineola
Jessie Frazier
Robert Beals
Red Qala
Matton Beals
W. R. Bingham
Charles Bingham
Plettiers
Valley
Nebr
Charles
R. Bingham
Denver
Colo
Viet Nam
C. E. Clark
Harold Clark
Falls City
Maude Clark
Alta Mae Quinlan
Sioux City
Henrietta Jackson
Jerry Campbell
Judy Drake
Colorado Springs
Cole
Joe Haden
C. J. Jenstch
Charles Clark
Glenwood
George Clark
Hastings
Larry Studee
Red Oak
Frank Stevens, Jr
A. M. Sieck
Braymer
Ben Sieck
Council Bluffs Sunnday
Final Rites Held for Mrs. J. R. Cardwell
Grayce Burrows Cardwell died April 25 1971 at age 77 in Omaha Nebraska. Memorial services were held at Mansfield Funeral Home with Rev Clarence Woolard officiating. Interment followed in Malvern Cemetery. She was born near York Nebraska October 28 1893 and lived most of her life in Malvern. She married John Robert Cardwell May 2 1916 and had four children. She was a Methodist and member of the Malvern Garden Club. She leaves husband three sons James and William and Richard and daughter Grace Blackburn plus ten grandchildren and two sisters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayce Cardwell
Mansfield Funeral
Clarence Woolard
William Blackburn, Jr
Michael Blackburn
Tom Cardwell
Harry Goodwin
Stephen Blackburn
David Cardwell
J. M. Steele
Edward McMillan
Emery DeWitt
Cecil Hoover
W. R. Bingham Ray Reed Jr
William Courtien
J. E. Ellison
Elton Clay
Ray Reed
Max Blackburn
Ed Walker
John Baldwin
Malvern Cemetery
Grayce (Burrows) Cardwell
John B
Mary Ann Burrows
York
Nebr
United Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Milton
Grayce
Ferguson and Barnes
Shenandoah
John Robert Cardwell
Malvern
Methodist Church
Malvern Garden Club
Lulu
Lottie
Effie
John Robert
Sioux City
William
Richard
Des. Moines
Wm. Blackburn
Grace
Ed Pierce
Polly
Rodunda Beach
Calif
Kirk Perkins
Bertha
Keukuls
Joe Burrows
Memphis
Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church News
Delbert V. Terry presides at 9 30 morning worship with 10 30 Sunday School. News notes report a baby shower for Mrs Gary Perkins honoring Spencer. visits from Hot Springs Ark guests and a Stoddard dinner at the Stephens home. Mrs Resh hosts a birthday coffee with neighbors and family attending including Mr and Mrs Resh and others from Omaha Prescott and Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Hedlund
Plattsmouth
Dean Mount
Glenwood
Ralph Hedlund
Gary Cram
Murray, Nebr
Lyle Hedlund
Natalie
Lloyd Hedlund
Emerson
Lloyd Hedlund Jr
Wesley Chapel
United Methodist Church
Delbert V. Terry
Ellsworth Smith
Gary Perkins
Spencer
Dale Stephens
Malvatn
D. S. Stoddard
Hot Springs
Ark
Robert Resh
Heshes
Stoddards
Delbert Kings
Howard Putnams
Max de Harts
Paul Kalstrum
Bob Reshes
Clyde Wheelers
Omaha
Angelo Incontros
Council Bluffs
Francis Tomshocks
Lincoln
Farm Bureau women tour Washington to meet lawmakers
Five area Farm Bureau women among 96 leaders joined an educational trip to Washington DC last week. They met with Iowa senators and congressmen at breakfast and banquet events, visited lawmakers offices, attended congressional sessions, and toured historic sites before returning April 22 by chartered jet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Washington, D. C
Marion Wilson
Hastings
Everett Hinkel
Turin
Elven
Sleenhock
Persia
Jack Hester
Honey Creek
Kenneky Parkhill
Oakland
Towa
National Farm Bureau
Congressional Committee
Congress
Mills County Driver Fined for Speeding Record
Michael Fisher of Pacific Junction was fined 100 dollars and costs for speeding on Interstate 29 after being clocked at 122 mph in a 65 mph zone. Justice John Watson imposed the fine in Glenwood. Other local fines listed include minor in possession, stop sign violations, and public intoxication. The item also notes a family funeral visit and community notices about May Day memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Fisher
Pacific Junction
Justice of Peace
John Watson
Glenwood
Fisher
Harry Gregg
Robert Leich
James Durham
Mineola
Jean Murray
Glennwood
Kevin Bartholomew
Jack Putnam
Shenandoah
Andy Vohs
Eugene Palmer
Steve Vinton
Sharon Hastie
Timmie Muntington
Red Oak
Dennis Scheer
Council Bluffs
Bruce Schoening
Omvi Charge on Thurman Driver
Laverne Snodgrass of Thurman was bound over to district court by Justice of Peace Clavald Rogers at Glenwood on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was released under a $500 bond. Snodgrass was arrested Sunday night in Glenwood by Patrolman Max Hummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne Snodgrass
Thurman
District Court
Justice of Peace
Clavald Rogers
Glenwood
Snodgrass
Max Hummer
Four Truckers Hit With Overload Charges and Fines
In Virginia Hall court four truckers faced overload charges with fines and costs. Richard Wright Jr from O Neill and Laverne Will from Kimballton paid $15 and $5 respectively, Lewis Topp of Vail $20, Dick Smith of Shenandoah $38.70 total on two charges, and Elmer Bruce of Malvern was fined $10 by Justice John Hall for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace
Virginia Hall
Richard Wright, Jr
O'Neil
Nebr
Laverne Will
Kimballton
Lewis Topp
Vail
Dick Smith
Shenandoah
Elmer Bruce
Malvern
John Hall
Mrs Deitchler Hostess TQ Wesley WSCS Meeting
The Wesley Chapel Women’s Society of Christian Service met April 22 at Mrs Mar vin Deitchler’s Glenwood home with co host Mrs Bob Sell. Seventeen members attended and toured Ruby’s new home. Mrs Hiram Cool spoke on The Middle Years and reports were read from Stimulation groups. A $25 donation to the Governor’s Summer Youth Opportunity fund was approved. The next meeting is the May 12 breakfast at 9 30 a m at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deitchler
Wesley Wscs
Wesley Chapel
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Marvin Deitchler
Glenwood
Bob Sell
Ruby
Hiram Cool
Governor's
Honored at Open House Sunday
The Don Godfreys hosted an open house for their son and wife Richard Godfrey. About seventy five guests from Malvern and nearby towns attended. Distances included visitors from LaVerne Kansas City and Bloomington Minnesota plus families from Tipton Essex Chariton and Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Godfreys
Richard Godfrey
Malvern
Lastings
Henderson
Emerson
Glenwood
Silver City
Carson
Macedonia
Don Parker
Tipton
Don Adamavich
Bloomington, Minn
Clifford Allely
Walter Nosekabel Dies at 70 in Malvern
Walter Nosekabel, known as Tot Nosekabel, 70, died Wednesday noon at his Malvern home. A longtime Randolph and Malvern resident, he will be laid to rest Saturday at 2 p.m. at Mansfield Funeral Home with burial in Randolph Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Spring advice on septic tank cleaning and costs
County extension director LaVerme C. Obrecht explains sludge and scum buildup in septic tanks. Ted Willrich of Iowa State University warns against excessive accumulation and outlines cleaning intervals and cost considerations. Tips include avoiding waste of residue, no need for starters, and safe disposal of waste through cropland, burning, or municipal systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Extension
LaVerme C. Obrecht
Ted Willrich
Iowa State University Extension Agricultural Engineer
Willaich
Willrich
Read the Leader Ads for savings and value
The Leader urges readers to check ads for money saving deals and improved value offerings. It highlights bargains across departments and emphasizes smart shopping choices for better total value.
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Malvernians
Robert L. Campell
Monty
Selmar Lokken
Dale Nulls
Lyman
Laviry Maynes
Greenfield
Jim Maynes
David Negretend
Jr. Gustin
W. G. Ballinger
Ethel Grindle
Goldie Grindle
Tabor
Harry D. Salisbury
Chicago
W. G. Ballingers
Larry Swett
Daxvin
Goldie Guindle
Curt
Billie Oakley
R. D
Will Maddocks
Syttacuse
Jac Mayberry
P. R. Payne
Montgomery City
Alfred Imel
Sharpsburg
W. B. Kerns
Xira Scott
Nishna Cottage
Kenneth, Bowman
Otha Dickersbach
Valerie
Royal Blue Choir
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Lyle Jacobsen
Columbus
Ohio
Edel Knight
E. W. Knight
Louis Knop
Robert Scheels
Orville Leu
Louis Leu
Leu
Dick Leu
Paullina
Marlin Briley
Raymond Hall
Debbie Lentz
Darrell Frederickson
Larry Lybarger
Ronald Perkins
Vaughn Hoover
Blanche Emerick
Quiteria Skaggs
Glen Haven
Goldie Howard
Clayton Howard
Loren Lundy
Utan
Nebi
Evan Miller
Lanny Guys
Mary Alice Mathews
Henry Westburn
Clinton Parker
Wainright
Mitchell
S. Oak
Wainwright
Clift Parker
Jim
Joyce Lathrop
Jerry
McCool
Ampus
Wilson
J. R. Cardwell
Wesley News
Harold Wilson
Mills
Hadley McGrew
Mesa
Aviz
Dallas McGrew
Hadly McGrew
Melvin McGrew
Lynn Parker
Jay Winslow
Carrie Culley
Vernetta Brownfield
Burlington Junction
Loren Winslow
John Wilson
Ames
Ot Menschel
Lyndol Livengoods
Hamburg
Ott Menschel
Jennie Mareff
W. E. McGrew
Ben Wilson
Council On Ministries
Atlantic
Homer Pedersen
Eric Nyren
E. L. Meyer Wwene
Rus Sell Agells
Lorance Lisle
Don Godfrey
Jr St
Falls Church
Miacedonia
Daisy Zimmerman
Helen Grissom
Jules Siller
Eric Nyven
Raseburg
Ore
Daisy Iimmerman
Linda
Marion Wilsons
Milly Walton
Omvi
Johnny
Essex
Johnny Reh
Edmondson Hospital
Mrr
Russell
Asell
Walter Nosekabel
Raed Mal
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