Plan Women s Clubs Co Meet Mrs LeRoy Johnson Hosts
Mrs LeRoy Johnson hosted a Tuesday meeting of representatives from the five Federated Women s Clubs of Mills County to plan the county convention set for March 22 in Malvern with Hastings Federated Club as hosts. Various local residents and visitors were noted, including families from Council Bluffs, Malvern, Shenandoah, Denver, and Dana College, with social and civic schedules across Emerson and Red Oak areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Johnson
Federated Women's Clubs
Mills County
Malvern
Hastings Federated Club
Senior of the Week: Carolyn Deakins and Ron Bowen
Carolyn Marlene Deakins born February 17 1964 is labeled Friendly midget and enjoys volleyball horseback riding bowling bright colors warm weather and jokes She studies home ec consumer problems physical education Spanish II economics and more Ronald Bowen born December 26 1954 is son of Lloyd and a Imogene resident He takes Bookkeeping senior math physics economics and plans college then farming with advice to be yourself and buckle down
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Marlene Deakins
Calvin Deakins
Henderson
Carolyn
Ronald Bowen
Ron
Lloyd Bowen
Imogene
Hooterville Volunteer Fire Dept
Des Moines Girl Calynn Williams Named 1973 Easter Seal Child
Des Moines nine year old Calynn Williams diagnosed with muscular dystrophy is crowned 1973 Easter Seal Child by the Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Iowa. She enjoys reading writing painting and swimming and will tour Iowa to promote donations to Easter Seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calynn Williams
Des Moines
The
Easter Seal Society For
Iowa
University Hospital
Calynn
Diane and
Edwin Day
Muscles
Rosetta Berry
Peter Ross Stinson
Sacramento
California
Peter
Social notes from East Liberty area events
Mrs Phoebe Goodell entertained at dinner for residents of Council Bluffs and rural Malvern guests including Mrs Glen Fitch and Mrs Antoinette Lewis. A pre birth day dinner honored Mrs Raszler and others. Various family visits, weekend gatherings, and a birth announcement for Matthew Allen Leet are noted among local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Goodell
Leo Raszler
Council Bluffs
Glen Fitch
Glenwood
Antoinette Lewis
Malvern
Raszler
Leonard Parker
Galen Hunts
Floyd Brammer
Harry Evans
Claude Stephens
Ernett Stephens
Wahoo
Nebr
Joyce Stephens
Rodney Wahle
James
Carson
Richard Henderson
Kristi
Kay
Faye Butterfield
Henderson
Walter Stille
Clarence McKinney
Rick Leet
Matthew Allen
Jack Robertson
Pacific Junction
Richard Leet
Co. Bluffs
John T. Leet
Irma Hayes
Silver City
Godsey
Yuma
Colo
Alma Boehme
Boehme
Hayes
Randy Bowen’s Yearbook Profile Highlights Hobbies
Randy Bowen born November 15 1954 is the Strahan student son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Bowen. He studies government economics speech art English literature short story novel and P E this year. He serves on the newspaper staff and lists a 1959 Dodge as his car and favorites green peanut butter chicken Poseidon and The Andromeda Strain as films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randel Floyd Bowen
Randy
Floyd Bowen
Strahan
Peace and Gratitude Reflections by M Rilke
A concise meditation on gratitude and beauty attributed to M Rilke, expressing gladness at presence and the sense that the world shines brighter through appreciation.
Junior High Nodaway Girls Tip Off at 4 PM
Daily Dispatches lists junior high Nodaway girls game here at 4 p.m. also note basketball with New Market away. On Feb 7 schedule shows basketball with St Alberts here, continuing the season with local junior high matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nodaway
New Market
St. Alberts
OU Sunday School Attendance and Local Socials Report
Attendance 55 and two birthdays noted at OU Sunday school with offering of 10.13 dollars. Special music "How Great Thou Art" performed by Mrs. Robert Hicks and Mrs. Merrill Sowers. Rev Leppky spoke on What does God Promise Concerning Prayer Luke 11 5 13. Missionary Jim Comstock scheduled at Oaks on Wednesday Feb 7 at 7 30 p.m. Mission Circle met. Mrs. Merrill Sowers led lesson on 1 John 4. President Mrs. Fred Roeder presided. lunch by Mrs. Dale Kesselring. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. L E Brammeier and Mrs. Sylvia Ackenbaugh in Bedford, Joy Cole of Dana College visiting Carson, and various school and church gatherings with Dana College outreach and parent visits. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bruning hosted Treynor guests. Merrill Sowers visited Arthur Nims in Red Oak hospital. Victor Norton and others visited the Sowers home. the Hickses visited the Ackenbaughs in Emerson. Jerry Huff and family hosted a supper for Bill Huff and wife in honor of their 31st wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hicks
Merrill Sowers
Leppky
Jim Comstock
Oaks
Mission Circle
Fred
Ralph Coles
Blair
Harold Bruning
Treynor
L. EB. Brammeiers
Arthur Nims
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Red Oak
Victor Norton
Darrell Ackenbaugh
Emerson
Jerry Huff and Sons
Bill Huffs
Underwood Beats Malvern 98 to 42 in Pair of Games
Underwood defeated Malvern by 98 to 42 as Coach Pat Reed brought two Panthers squads to the court. Underwood opened 31 to 7 and led each quarter. Miller and Dunbar led With 20 points apiece for Underwood. Jones led Malvern with 11. Final score 98-42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Malvern
Pat Reed
Panther
Larry Janulewicz
Doug Bowen
Mke Ford
Steve Dickersbach
Miller and Dunbar
Larsen
Jensen
Bracker
MCHS
Essex
Bridal Shower Visits After Fire Loss In Titletonka Area
Mr and Mrs Keith Wilcox of Titonka visited with Mrs Gladys Williams after their recent fire loss. Guests included Norman Benedict Goldie White and Kay Bruce host at Keith Bruce home near Nishna Valley. Williams hosted other Malvern guests for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Wilcox
Titonka
Gladys Williams
Norman Benedict
Goldie White
Glenwood
George Miller
Silver City
Williams
Kay Bruce
Keith Bruce
Nishna Valley
Don Schoeder
Malvern
Larry Williams
Over-Regulating Agriculture by Booth Vallentine
A critique of broad regulatory powers in farming notes laws expanding agency control over water, fertilizer, chemicals, and odor controls. It warns regulators insulated from voters may impose costly rules while farmers must boost output and keep prices affordable. Emphasizes need for reasonable rules and clearer guidance to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Vallentine
Standings In The Corner Friday Results
Friday results show Farragut 65 over Sidney 46 and Essex 44 over New Market 42. South Page 77 leads Nishna Valley 47, while Hamburg 88 defeats Malvern 51 and Stanton 45 over Fremont Mills 35. Upcoming games include Sidney at Essex, Malvern at Underwood, Stanton at New Market, and St Albert at Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farragut
Sidney
Essex
New Market
South Page
Nishna Valley
Hamburg
Malvern
Stanton
Fremont Mills
Underwood
St. Albert
Conteal South Page FarragUt
Stanton Essex Fremont Mills
Sidney Malvern
Nishna
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Timmy
Brenda
George Hunt
Jon Kemp
Mark
Steve Colerick
Shenandoah
Bert Morris
C. C. Horstman
Britt
Thelma Blank
Ivan Straight
Leo Straight
Lincoln
Kenneth Straight
Cyprus
Calif
Straight
Max Funkhouser
Longmont
Bianka Curtis
Dana College
George Curtis
Susan
Larry
Tone Schick
Blaine
Kent Schick
Hed Oak
Joe Hikle
Villisea
Donna Larson
Hwy. 59
John Seifford
Billy
Chris
Everett Aistrope
Everett Lunn
Joe Pilling
Ed Ridgeley
Hastings
John Mott
Pilling
James van Barett
Maryville
Orel Gillen
Richard Allen
Don Eastwood
Erma Allen
Clyde Patton
Jay Norman
Harlan
Emerson Women's Club
U. Methodist Church
Glenn Cooper
Wm. Huff
Joe Hathaway
Robert Delisi
Leona Dixon
Grace Dixon
Mathilda DeBolt
Dale DeBolt
Ben McVay
Ross Bryant
Larry Bryant
Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
Jim Agnew
Marshalltown
Nishna Valley School
Blackhawk Reservation
Lynette Carlson
Susan McKern
Hobbie
East Liberty
Josie Stotts
Bill Scott
Westside
Clifford Scott
Tom Pearces
Rodney Pearce
Robby Schroeter
Warner Watts
St. Johns Church
Hillsdale
Wayne Hilton
David
Emerson Farm Supply
M. Rilke
Daily Dispatches
Land Bank
Larry Vileta
West Broadway
Perry Sinner
Panthers
Rick Jones
Bloedel Holwe
Fale
Pharmacists
MrTamuns
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