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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1971

Page

9

Nine New Vehicle Registrations and Local Marriages

Nine motor vehicle registrations are listed for various towns including Malvern Glenwood and Silver City with makes such as Chevrolet Ford Pontiac Buick GMC and Dodge pickups. Marriages licenses were issued to Larry Hurst 21 and Carold Anderson 17 both of Glenwood Charles Mueller 23 and Billie D. Logan 18 of Omaha. No motor vehicle accidents were reported to the sheriff's office this week.

Chevrolet Shel Road Malvern Harvey Ord Edward Major Silver City Pontiac Dale Evans Glenwood Plymouth Frederick Regenauer Buick Wilson Coffman Philip Dashner GMC Murrell D. Vandeman Pacific Junction Dodge William Hill Larry Hurst Carold Anderson Charles Mueller Billie D. Logan Omaha Sheriff's Office

1971 Fair Trophy Donors Are Listed

The Extension office releases a donor list for this year’s Fair trophies. Grenwood Chamber of Commerce presents Grand Champion Market lamb swine and beef silver trays. Reserve Champion Market Lamb donors include Calvin Hoegh Arling LeMaster Walnut Grove Products. Reserve Champion Swine and Beef donors: Emerson Farm Supply. Champion Dairy: Dr C J Blank Emerson. Showmanship sponsors include Dutch Gun Club Frank Chamberlain Jr State Bank and Trust Henderson. William Scherle active in junior showmanship. Karl Mintle awards second place in Jr Beef. Mills Club Fair Association provides horse division trophies Western Pleasure Trail Class Reining. Max Benton Memorial traveling trophy for showmanship. Area Club traveling trophies to Grand Champion Wees swine and market lamb. Mills Co Breeders Coop traveling trophy to the Dalry Showman.

Grenwood Chamber of Commerce Calvin Hoegh Arling LeMaster Walnut Grove Emerson Farm Supply C. J. Blank Emerson Dutch Gun Club Frank Chamberlain State Bank and Trust Henderson William Scherle Karl Mintle Mills Cu, Fair Association Max Benton Area Club The Mills Co. Breeders Coop Dalry

Mills 4-H Hosts Officer Exchange Sunday

Mills County 4 H plans an officer exchange with Marshall Hardin County 4 H officers for Sunday August 15 1971. Marshall Hardin 4 Hers will arrive in Malvern for a cooperative picnic at Malvern Gun Club Park then proceed to the Sidney Rodeo before staying with Mills County 4 H families overnight.

Mills County H Marshall-Hardin County Marshall Hardin Co Malvern Malvern Gun Club Sidney Rodeo Mills County

Mills county to buy equipment for county offices

The Mills county board of supervisors approved a resolution last Thursday to purchase four units from Addressograph Multigraph Corporation of Cleveland. The package includes a reconditioned Addressograph, a Graphotype electric key board, four reconditioned Addressograph hand proofers and 20,000 plates, frames, cards and cutter for 10130 dollars. Payments are 2000 on installation, 2000 in January 1972, and the remaining in January 1973, to aid tax rolls, tax receipts and car titles processing.

Mills County Board of Supervisors Addressograph Multigraph Corporation Cleveland County Auditor's Treasuer

Wesley Chapel News Highlights Local Social in Wesley

Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church services noted with 9 30 worship and 10 30 Sunday School. Local social calendar includes guests from Glenwood Council Bluffs and Omaha. Families attend dinners reunions and an Antique Show in Ricketts, Iowa. Multiple mentions of Wilons, Matthews, Yates, Godfrey, and Primes with related visits and letters.

Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church Delbert V. Terry Don Godley Dick Godfrey Clarence Burgains Glenwood Bob Burgains Silver City W. F. Godfrey Howard Wilsons Russell Prines Council Bluffs Howard Wilson Jack Courtiers Hastings Roger McAllister Harold Chase Darrell Godfrey Floyd Yates Yates al Yates Omaha John Wilson Dick Pedersen St. Joseph's Hospital Ben Harold Wilson Richard Sunbury Karen Crouse Stanton Ricketts Iowa Henry Washburn Mary Alice Matthews Shenandoah Nancy Matthews Mrrs Matthews Becky Wesleyan University

Emerson Neuss Items Tim Wall Enlisted in Army

Emerson Neuss items note Tim Wall son of Mr and Mrs Gene Wall of Grand Rapids Michigan formerly Emerson residents has enlisted in the Army and leaves August 27 for Fort Knox Kentucky. Other notes include dining guests in Omaha, weekend visits from Fort Leonard Wood and Elliott visits, hospital calls, trips to Naples Texas and Treynor, a birth in Council Bluffs, reunions in Creston, and moving to a new home in Elliott with several local family and school connections.

Tim Wall Gene Wall Grand Rapids Mich Emerson Fort Knox David Edie Omaha Hebe Edie Harvie van Nordstaand Fort Leonard Wood Ross van Nordstrand Elliott Emma van Noordstrand Everett Oster Eddie Jessie Fisher Red Oak Hospital Ronald Honeyman Kathy Naples Tex Rayford Anthony Fred Vissering Grace Reed Christian Church Larry Hunt Timmy Bert Morris Cold Springs State Park Lewis John Taorsen Dennis Williams Griswold Richard Williams Stephanie Council Bluffs Kenneth Strong Macedonia James Williams Marion James Burroughs Belton Vincent Farr Independence

Church notes from local congregations and events

Sunday school and worship schedules for First Baptist Van Antwerp Miriam church groups. Esther Circle meets, MYF to meet at parsonage, and midweek services. Local news covers funeral trips, summer visits, and a relic cropr meeting with a potluck in Nishna Valley variant congregations.

First Baptist Church Wm van Antwerp Louise Good Esther Circle Forest Gillespie Miriam Donald Eastwood Lydia Frances Harman Godwill

Four Given Fines of 300 Dollars by Judge Sulhoff

Four drivers charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated received fines Monday from District Judge Paul H. Sulhoff. Marvin L. Hagen of Glenwood was fined 300 dollars and costs after being arrested June 22 by Patrolmen Cashatt and Grege. William V. Delezene of Omaha was fined 300 dollars and costs after arrest February 19 by Patrolman Jenkins. George Thomas Erb of Hamburg, arrested May 2 by Patrolman Brown, was fined 300 dollars and costs. James Alan Wingert of Oakland, arrested June 1 by Max Hamner of the Glenwood police department, also fined 300 dollars and costs. Harry Sanders of Omaha, charged with operating with a suspended license, was fined 200 dollars and costs after arrest in 1970 by Patrolman Gree.

Paul H. Sulhoff Marvin L. Hagen Route 3 Glenwood Milton W. Cashatt J. R. Grege William V. Delezene Omaha Donald Jenkins George Thomas Erb Hamburg Kenneth Brown James Alan Wingert Oakland Max L. Hammer Harry Sanders H. R. Gree

Auxiliary Hears Girls State Report

Emerson American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Ronald Honeyman's home on Aug 5. Edna Grayson read a poem and reported on the Des Moines state meeting. A Fall Festival lunch, parade float, and delegate expenses were approved. Ronda Wilkinson shared her Girls State experience as assessor. Cards were sent to hospitalized members Amber Carson and Guy Osborn. The chaplain offered a prayer for peace. Refreshments were served.

Emerson American Legion Auxiliary Ronald Honeyman Edna Grayson Land Edgar A. Gelest Grayson Des Moines Ronda Wilkinson Henderson Girls State Amber Carson Guy Osborn Honeyman

Celebrations Span Neighborhood as Exceen Anniversary Held

A large crowd gathered Sunday for open house at Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Exceen in marking their 40th wedding anniversary. Relatives and friends brought gifts and cards as a family dinner followed at noon. Nearby, relatives and friends traveled between Britt Grinnell and Red Oak visiting kin, attending picnics, and noting travels and job changes including Virginia Lunns planning college in Maryville Missouri. Patty Johnson returned from Chicago to spend time with her parents as Kay Olson joined for a week. A Shirley Greenwood shower was held at the Baptist church and many others visited relatives in Glenwood Red Oak and Albia Nebraska areas.

Ellsworth Smith Marion Keast Elliott Jackie Boles Glenwood Ben Wilson Steve Richard Shaw Oak K Eric Nyren Ott Menschel W. H. Patrick Mike Kenneth Grindle Russell Asell Lyle Howard Emerson Fern Widows Glen Jackson Jean Scott Council Bluffs John Clarkes West Covina Calif Clarke M. D. Langs Julie Maryville Paul Jones Treynor Hugene Langs Marlin Mercer George Jones Jennifer Ruhr McKinley Park Creston Jack Evans Fremont Nebr Melvin Waterman West Hill Clyde Ingersoll Grant Robert Lillian Givan Ann Bickert Red Oak Harry Monsen Exceens Stanley Exceen Thelma Blank Britt Florida Pat Isaacson Lincoln Everett Lynns Clyde Isaacsons Everett Lunns Virginia Robt Mesias Harlan Grinnell Bill Aistrope Billy Kristi Aistrepe Virginia Lunn Perky’s Pantry Carson Carl Johnson Norval Lowe Dean ‘Rolf Albia Rolf Lowe Orville Babbitt Warner Watts Vic Batbitt Ed Malskell Hame Conrad Kruse Silver City J. L. Ingram Douglas Michelle Bill Flakie Dallas Tex Ingram R. E. Good Dan Buffon Edgar Hughes Hughes Amber Carson Red Oak Hospital Patty Johnson Chicago LaRoy Johnsons Kay Olson Shirley Greenwood Baptist Church E. A. Decker Alvin Wayne Shapcott L. H. Cronin Omaha Cmdr F. W. Cronin Drom McClain Myrtle Walker Kenneth Walker Summerville So. Caro Texie Co. Bluffs Joe Hoover Hancock Uw Charles Walker Marion DeBolt Jr Nebraska City Ronnie Baker Eugene King Marion DeBott Sr Lane Morse Kenneth King Boise Ida Sacramento Glenn Cooper Kenneth Settell Council Bluff N. R. Settell Thurman Lucille Edie Hebe Edie James Petty Ann Panta Mr. Petty Marshall Cooper David and Russell Missouri Valley Harold Cooper Mary Hatfield

Emerson Town Council Minutes Aug 3 1972

Emerson Iowa council met August 3 with Mayor Curtis presiding. Five members attended along with two Jack Stanley Co representatives explaining street program. Bills for summer ball program approved. Potters frontage repair discussed. 1972 bungel adopted. Garage permit for Virgil Potter approved and Broadway Cafe beer bond renewed. Clerk Florence Patton adjourned meeting after noting total bills paid.

Emerson Curtis Jack Stanley Co Chris Pipree Vaughn Babbitt Potters Virgil Potter Sec SPERS Fed A.L.C Wm. Page Sal Darrell Frederickson Charles van Nordstranc Florence Patton Darlene Page Ivan Durbin

Former minister suffers heart attack in Des Moines

Rev Ralph Russell of Des Moines collapsed while mowing the lawn and was taken to Lutheran hospital. He served as the local Methodist minister recently and has many friends in the area. Their son Richard is listed in fair condition at Iowa City hospital after a prior accident.

Des Moines Ralph Russell Lutheran Hospital Richard Iowa City Hospital

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Larry Munt Vivian Frazee Wesley News Narold Wilson David Paul Irvin Harve Mary Jane Primes Jim Agnew Emerson Neuss Nishna Valley Parish R. L. Grayson MYF Champion Hill Presbyterian Church Glenn Kellanbarger Marvin Warren Dean Warren Evelyn Warren Waco, Neby Walter Warren Steve Cozette Ohio Cazette Vivian Fleming A. B. Flemings Don Eastwoods South West Jack Ferguson Ferguson Dewey Ferguson Forrest Gillespie Sulhoff W. Telephone Greenwood Lumbe United Industries Great Lakes Supply Howard Sporting Good Malvern Leaders State Hygiene Lab Sieg Gravett. Con Berk Greenwood Standard Oil Art Jenkins Hay Honeywell Buds Standard Service Steve Hinkle Chris Pierce Evans Insurance Arthur Allensworth Florence Myrtle Myron Fincher Grenwood Park Suaday Olive Bostwick Tampa Fla Vera Dittus Bertha Thorson Missouri Arkansas Charivari Magic Hampton Ray Huntsman Jerome Bleicher Heber Hillyer Floyd Hillyers Ross Bryant Harva Hillyer Marvin Adams Rushmore Clifford Rommel Marian, HS Arthur Elkins Mr. Elkins West Glen Dickers Mills County Fair Glen Arris Purina al Ee
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