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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1973

Page

7

Newcomers Reach Strahan Community In Fourfold Move

Four new households arrive in Strahan area, adding Leonard Osborns and Sparks, Kellys, and Reeds. Names include Jerry 6, Howie 5, Sissy 4, Markie 2, and baby Brian 5 months. other families hail from Hastings, Villisca, Randolph, and Malvern. Community welcomes stretch across neighbors, social ties, and local events as residents settle in.

Strahan Leonard Osborns Osborns Jerry Howie Sissy Markie Brian Osborn Randolph Sparks Butch Sharon Edwards’ Place Junior Jim Christa Robert Villisca Kenneth Barbara Kelly Hastings Reeds Joyce Pat Malvern

East Liberty MRS and Parker family gathering notes

Shannon and Todd Parker of Bellevue Nebraska spent the weekend with grandparents Leonard Parker and family attending the Parker picnic in Emerson park. The Parkers hosted Kimberly’s fifth birthday and a visit from Mrs. Max Stranathan of Sioux City. Several attended picnics in Creston and toured Oakland and Council Bluffs for weddings and showers, with visits from various Stotts, Stenger, and Stille relatives and friends including Gail Williams and Kathy Fields.

Shannon Todd Parker Bellevue Nebr Leonard Parker Parker Emerson Park Parkers Galen Hunts Kimberly Max Stranathan Sioux City Josie Stotts Emerson Clyde Patton Barry Patton Helen Stille Oakland Pearl Pratt Silver City F.G. Barnes Oakland Manor Claude Stephens Emmett Stephens Joyce Chris Carol Stenger Malvern Stephens Creston Kelly Stille Henderson Walter Stille Alma Boehme Irma Hayes Council Bluffs Kathy Fields Ola Fields Kirk Allen Cozad

District Horse Show At Atlantic Sees Many Blue Purple Winners

Ten Mills County 4-H horse project riders competed at the District Horse Show in Atlantic. Winners with blue or purple ribbons earn eligibility for Ak-Sar-Ben in September. Bill McGrew of Henderson won three purple awards in boys pleasure horsemanship and reining, with two classes featuring him as the sole purple winner. Over thirty exhibitors contended in horsemanship and pleasure. Christie and Scott Barton of Emerson both earned blue ribbons in pony pleasure and horsemanship. Brian Beattie of Malvern won blue in pony pleasure and red in horsemanship. Lisa Blank of Emerson earned three red ribbons in pony pleasure horse pleasure and horsemanship. Kristi Henderson of Malvern qualified with a blue in pleasure horse and received a red in horsemanship. Kay Henderson earned red ribbons in pleasure. Calvin Cheney of Tabor won blue in horsemanship and red in horse pleasure. Rodney Morrical of Tabor earned red in pleasure and horanship red in barrel racing and white in pole-heading. Mrs. Hope Beattie, group leader, accompanied the participants.

Mills County Atlantic Ak-Sar-Ben Bill McGrew Henderson Christi Scott Barton Emerson Brian Beattie Malvern Lisa Blank Kristi Henderson Kay Henderson Calvin Cheney Tabor Rodney Morrical Karl Ellen Ruse Hope Beattie

Memories of a Country School Marm After Thirty Seven Years

Henderson correspondent recalls Pearl Greely retiring after 37 years as an elementary teacher. Her career began in a Mills County one room schoolhouse, with early contract from 1936 fixing duties, salary, and rules. Students recall a long, caring service spanning rural Iowa to Newcomb Elementary.

Pearl Greely Henderson Victor Norton Iowa America Allensworth Greely Howard Allensworth Newcomb Mills County Pearl Greeley Pearl Norton Valley View Consolidated

Vigil for Sheriff's Patrol Prolonged Weeklong Road Duty

Sheriff's department kept three officers on road patrol for long hours this week responding to accidents and calls in Pacific Junction Emerson and Malvern. Motorcycles stolen from Rural Route 1 Pac are a 1973 Honda valued at 389 and a 1970 Honda valued at 250. Vera Scott 62 Emerson taken to Clarinda Mental Health Institute for observation after a Sunday incident at Emerson American Legion Club. Deputy Ed James handled a Malvern call early Tuesday. Olin Sparks Jr rural route 1 Malvern arrested on assault charges and hospitalized at Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs with facial back and hip bruises. Sparks Sr bound over to district court in a 3 a.m. hearing before Magistrate Esther Engle.

Sheriff’s Dept Pacific Junction Emerson Malvern American Legion Club Vera Scott Clarinda Mental Health Institute Ed James Olin Sparks Olin Sparks, Jr Mercy Hospital Co. Bluffs Sparks Sr Esther Engle

Henningsen Foods Elects Klipfel to Board of Directors

Norman J. Klipfel vice president manufacturing at Henningsen Foods Inc. elected to the board. He previously held executive posts at General Mills in Buffalo, Chicago and Minneapolis. He holds University of Buffalo engineering degrees and resides in Omaha near the Henningsen Omaha Center. The firm runs a Malvern plant processing dried egg products. An info meeting for farm veterans to join a class under Iowa Western Community College is set for August 15 at 7 30 p.m. at Malvern Vocational Agriculture.

Henningsen Foods, Inc Norman J. Klipfel Klipfel General Mills, Inc Buffalo Chicago Minneapolis Mr. Klipfel University of Buffalo Omaha Henningsen Omaha Center Henningsen Foods Malvern Malvern Vocational Agriculture Room Iowa Western Community College

Draft Board Moves Mills County Office to Shenandoah

Colonel H J Fleisbhacker announces the Mills County Local Board will merge with Page Taylor Fremont and Montgomery County boards and move to 1209 5th Avenue Shenandoah effective August 15. Registrants must still enroll 30 days before or after turning eighteen and those enlisting in the Army or Air National Guard or reserve forces must register. Local registrars are listed and the Shenandoah area office hours are 8 am to 4 30 pm Monday through Friday with service to Mills County residents.

H. J. Fleisbhacker Selective Service Mills County 5Th Avenue Shenandoah Page, Taylor Fremont Montgomery County Army Air National Guard Armed Services Kenneth Asmussen Recorder's Office Myrna McManigal R. Louise van Sevoc Sheriff's Office Court House Glenwood Dale Smith Ross B. Garrett Myrna Johnson Nishna Valley Helen

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