Wesley News and Ott Menschels Entertain Daughters and Families
A lengthy Wesley News item covers Ott Menschel and family visits from V H Patrick Oscar Leu and Robert Hopp. Guests include John Slaughters Cedar Rapids and Mrs Ruth Kelley Red Oak with several local host families. Sunday reunion at Glenwood Park features five daughters and relatives including Seattle and Malvern guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott Menschels
V.H. Patrick
Mike
Houston
Ott Menschel
Oscar Leu
Robert Hopp
Kenneth Scotts
Malvern
Menschels
Patrick
Red Oak
Ruth Kelley
Keith Adams
Julie
Seattle
Wash
Bertha Hopp
Glenwood
Donnie Schroeder
John Slaughters
Cedar Rapids
Drayton Slaughters
Menschel
Leo Raeszler
Council Bluffs
Glenwood Park
County attorney race shows Kelley prominent in Mills County results
In Mills County, C. W. Rich 343 and Benny Kling 31h trailed Mike Kelley who secured 1,488 votes while Clarald Rogers drew 370. Lorraine Strand, the incumbent, defeated Ella Mae Detlef for Clerk of Courts 1,206 to 862. Senate nominations shifted with Earl Bass losing to Cal Hultman 3,133 to 4,186 amid sparse votes in Shenandoah and Council Bluffs. Bill Harbor was defeated in the lieutenant governor race by Arthur New of Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Rich
Benny Kling
Mike Kelley
Clarald Rogers
Lorraine Strand
Ella Mae Detlef
Mills County
Oak
Shenandoah
Council Bluffs
Bill Harbor
Henderson
Arthur New
Carroll
Cotton industry employs half a million workers in 1971
The National Cotton Council notes cotton supports production gin ning warehousing transport and cottonseed crushing and related services Roads and utilities bolster the industry while labor figures show about 300000 farms in the 1971 program and an estimated half a million people employed on or by these farms Some 47000 had part time seasonal work in 1969 and 40700 workers were in cotton gins warehouses and mills About 700000 Americans derive income wholly or partly from cotton according to the council
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cotton Council
Department of Labor
United States
Hastings Happenings: Fulk Family Honored By Church
Mrs H A Dunbar reports events in Hastings including a WSCS pot luck supper honoring the Lyle Fulk family before their move to Hamburg where Mr Fulk will be principal. Also notes North Grove Cemetery brunch with 14 members and two guests, and Hastings Scouts hosting a farewell for Lyle Falk with ice cream and cake at the ball park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Resh
Art Darby
Dean Darbys
Pony Creek Park
David Darby
Hastings
Lyle Fulk
Fulk
Chm
Floyd Yates
Yates
al Yates
Omaha
Bill Besack
Millard
WSCS
United Methodist Church
Hamburg
Mr. Falk
North Grove Cemetery Association
Everett Waymire
Ivan Durbin
Hastings Cub Scouts
Webeloes
Lyle Falk
Ball Park
Eugene Palser
Ben Vanderpool
Terry
Ronald Ballenger
Roger Smith
David Edie
Sean
Dan Vanderpool
Roger Hudson
Mickey
Benedicts spend weekend with Shenandoah and Des Moines families
Mr and Mrs Tom Benedict and their daughters from Des Moines spent the weekend visiting the Arno Miller family, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Grindle and Dennis, and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Blackman in Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Benedict
Des Moines
Arno Miller
Kenneth Grindle
Dennis
Kenneth Blackman
Shenandoah
Weekend social notes from Red Oak area weddings and picnics
Attendees at the Sandquist-Howard wedding in Emerson include Mrs. Rolly Good Craig Smith and others who enjoyed a picnic at Roberts park. The Kelley family held a Red Oak park picnic with relatives. Sundry visits included guests from Atlanta Malvern Omaha and Plano with local families, plus a Red Oak nursing home visit by Jay Perkins and Sandy Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Adams
Julie
Seattle
Wash
Ruth Kelley
Red Oak
Woollard
Malvern
Marion Wilson
Linda Washburn
Camp Madrid
Paul Stromberg
Diane Kay
Co. Bluffs
Veldon Granteer
Clint Parker
Kenneth Parkers
Portland
Ore
Richard Shaw
Oak Park
Eric Nyren
Elizabeth Bakehouse
Marshalltown
Bach
Hallis Miller
Coin
Don Ridley
Springfield
Miller
Mr. Ridley
Wilsons
Mickey King
Nodaway
Roxanne
Penny Gebbie
Robin
Danny Putnam
Prescott
Rolly Good
Paul Good
Jonesboro
Tenn
Fritz Larson
Horace Greewood
Robert Good
Emerson
Iva Patterson
Persia
Darwin Shere
Long Beach
Calif
George Shere
Bedford
James Koehler
Dubuque
Jennie Haroff
E.S. Bennett
Glenwood
Roger Smith
Red Oak Hospital
George Voge
Council Bluffs
Roger Hudson
Jesse Perkins
Joe Hall
Jim Hathaway
Sandquist-Howard
United Methodist Church
Craig Smith
Wilma Knight
Bert Crawford
Roberts Park
Henry Doorly Zoo
Omaha
Nebr
James Kelley
Kelley
Larry Maynes
Shelley
Atlanta
William Haroff
Faye Stogdill
Herbert Stogdill
Rachelle
Nell Collier
Roger Crawford
Lisa
Plano
Wayne Crawfords
W.A. Bachler
Max Bachler
Jay Perkins
Doris Pickering
Jerry Patterson
la Vista
Sandy Patterson
Herbert Moore
Good Samaritan Nursing Home
Wave of Thefts Reported in Co
A wave of thefts kept the sheriff's office busy, reports Sheriff Edwin Barkus. A 1961 Ford was stolen Sunday morning from Jack Ewart of Tabor, a lawnmower was reported stolen by Bob Johnson of Mineola, and John Wright’s Pac Jet area home was entered while he was hospitalized, with a color TV taken after the thief removed storm windows and carried the set out, then replaced the window. Police Chief Kenneth Mead of Glenwood reported a welder stolen from his farm.
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Sheriff's Office
Edwin Barkus
Jack Ewart
Tabor
Bob Johnson
Mineola
John Wright
Pac
Jet
Kenneth Mead
Glenwood
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Bert Resh
Resh
Howard Putnams
John Mabry
Wesley Folk
Elliott
Harold
Ben
Darrell Wilson
Murray Corliss
Sciola
Iowa
Malvern Garden Club
Gerald
Margaret Bower
Earl Bass
Cal Hultman
Red
Newspaper
Hastinga
Dee Tee
L. B. Petersen
First Medical University Europe
Keleher Pharmacy
Glenwood, Ia. A
Milla
Miar
General Administration
Mun
Sa Cemetery
Recreation Park
General Fund
Utilleys
Unity
Trust & Agency
Pensions Va
Ayer
Balkner
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