Malvernians visit Tekamah as wide travel circle grows
Mr and Mrs John Tall hosted in Tekamah Nebraska while other Malvern residents plan travels across the Midwest and West. John Waller and daughter Pan Shaw and Mr Shaw depart Thursday for California to visit Helen Waller in Long Beach and Irene Williams, with broader trips noted to Omaha Denver and West Coast friends.
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John Waller
Pan Shaw
Shaw
Red Oak
Burlington Zephyr
California
Helen Waller
Long Beach
Irene Williams
Golden State
F. R. Chantry
James Beattie
West Liberty
Hoover
Henry Haun
Hopkins
Delmar McConkey
Omaha
Marvin Woodfill Hastings
Raymond Waller
George Mort
F. A. Wortman
Carol
Lincoln
Phyllis Conner
Bertha Talbott
Methodist Hospital
Harley Stevenson
Richard Morris
Tomahawk
Wis
Iowa Armstrong
Ladysmith
Joe Salyers
Tucson
Ariz
Joe
T. L. Salyers
Salyers
Red Oak Hospital
IL. Donver
Walter Gass
Seward
Neb
F. E. Wilson
Paul Berkhimer
A. J. Berkhimer
Denver
Lloyd Short
Montebello
Calif
Richard Howrey
Wichita
Kan
Lee Bingham
Alan Emmerling
Bob
East Liverpool
Kansas City
Robert D. Smith
Roberta Smith
Marianne
Rick Smith
Ohio
L. Donner
Donald Danner
Kathy
Scott
Eldred Beeshly
Quimby
Mr. Beeshly
Michael Cunningham
Robert
Kirbyville
Tex
Frederick C. Buttmann
Cunningham
Boston
W. D. Baer
Black Hills
Jackson
Wyp
Paul Watton
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
J. N. Summers
Byron Raidt
Rosemary
Shenandoah
Lake
RK. A. Woods
Portland
Ore
Lynn McNulty
E. A. Schade
Glenwood
Woods
Alice McNulty
W. Carl Wilson
Bishop Bergen Memorial Hospital
Spirit Lake
W. Mason
Mr. Son
Dailey Bryant
Omaahane
Masons
David Thomas
Indianola
Vern Dunn
Dunn
D. i. Edge
Teresa
Jefferson City
T. E. Salyers
Roger
Randy
Park Rapids
Minn
Merrillee Darrah
Des Moines
Roger Hartzer
Fran
Chicago
Joyce Pierson
R. Dean Mansfield
Minneapolis
Fall Furniture Mart
R. W. Mansfield
del Frazey
Mansfields
C. J. Noffsinger
Moville
Noftsinger
Alice Noltsinger
Richard Lohman
Cedar Falls
John Wooten
Harry
Linda McMillen
Malvern
Jim White
Linda
Elliott
John White
Jonnie
Michael Dean Wooten
Tommy Price
Tom Price
Tommy
Robert Wooten
Annette
Opal Irwin
Jerry
Diane
Keith
Dean Wooten
Mike
Felton Jones
Davenport
Clair
Orla
Nominees and polling places for ASCS township elections
Nominees and polling locations for ASCS township elections were announced this week by the county ASCS office. Elections occur Monday Aug 23 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voters choose five for community committee posts. At least six candidates per township ensure a choice. Polling places include Anderson two, Wesley Chapel church, Harvey Bolton, and many listed township sites with nominees named for each.
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ASCS
Ascs Afvice
Community Committee
Anderson
Wesley Chapel Ehurch
Harvey Bolton
Donald
Make the Most of Rainy Days with Home Projects
The piece urges embracing indoor time during wet weather with self inventory and small home improvements. It suggests cleaning a basement, refreshing a room with new Spark, and finding hobbies or DIY kits to fill hours. It notes travel through books when trips aren’t possible and encourages daily purposeful activity.
No-Guilt Drive: Embrace Projects, Tackle Chores Later
Push yourself into a project and shed guilt as undone chores wait. Finishing brings less complaint and more smiles, turning weathered thoughts into a brighter mood. You’ll find no better place than being atop your task.
Southwest Iowa Progress Incorporated forms for War on Poverty
At a Red Oak meeting representatives from Cass Fremont Page Mills and Montgomery counties adopted Southwest Iowa Progress Incorporated as the name for their Community Action Program. The group aims to mobilize regional resources to raise living standards through self-help with plans including job training small business loans legal and health services for low income families and a survey to gauge citizen needs. The effort relies on broad public participation and will announce a county meeting soon.
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Red Oak
Cass
Fremont
Page
Mills
Mont- Honmbry
Iowa
Jonathan B. Richards
Gene Eaton
Sidney
Clinic for crippled children at Council Bluffs
The State Services for Crippled Children will hold a diagnostic and evaluation clinic in Council Bluffs on August 24, 1965 at First Presbyterian Church Willow Avenue and Seventh Street. Eligibility includes patients from Cass Fremont Harrison Mills Monona Montgomery Page Pottawattamie and Shelby counties under 21 with qualifying conditions.
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Council Bluffs
First Presbyterian Church
Willow Avenue
Seventh St
Cass
Fremont
Harrison
Mills
Monona
Montgomery
Page
Pottawattamie
Shelby
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