Busy weekend socializing across towns in Iowa
A long list of guests visited Mrs. Ocle Dickersbach and Burt for the birthday of Ida Bess Henderson. Attendees included Trevor, Frank Ray and Suzanne from Lincoln Nebraska, Virginia Stone, Leroy Bower and Steve from Omaha, Charles Wilson, Austin Bass, Ralph Bower, Bill Aistrope from Glenwood, and many more across Co Bluffs and nearby towns amid hospital visits and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocle Dickersbach
Burt
Ida Bess Henderson
Trevor
Frank Ray
Suzanne
Lincoln
Neb
Virginia Stone
Leroy Bower
Steve
Omaha
Charles Wilson
Austin Bass
Ralph Bower
Bill Aistrope
Glenwood
Bertha Angus
David Angus
Mt. Ayr
Lloyd Angus
Kenneth Scott
Robert Christiansen
Strahan
Woodbine
Co. Bluffs
WSCS
United Methodist Church
Evelyn Gay
Victor Hensley
Bedford
Richard Maiers
Carl Anderson
Donald Aistrope
Don Jr
Hawaii
Kenneth Bowman
Lonnie Bowman
Veterans Hospital
Marion Young
Earl Bass
Irolene Roberts
Dick Clark
Harry Clark
Emerson
Leo
Charlie Clark
Larry Studey
Red Oak
Dewey Bishop
Dan Harizer
Cambridge
Warren Darrahs
Raymond Ponton
Jeremy
Albert Pontow
Ordway
Colo
Jolene
Colene Pontow
J.f.kennedy College
Eldon Pontows
Clayton Howard
Loren Lundy
Yutan
Goldie Howard
Harold
Ride
Faber
Lawrence Jones
Robert Poort
Allen Poort
Clarkson Hospital
Richard Shere
Stewart Hall
Sidney
Edythe Mackey
John Raynolds
Virginia Kelso
Cherie
Danny Marsh
Carson
Norval Lowe
Don Primrose
Richard
Max Dashner
Grace Donner
T. R. Young
J. L. Donner
Malvern
Euarda Huntsman
Emery DeWitt
Ella Huntsman
Bob Henderson
Emery Martin
Jack Bingham
Elmer Jackson
Marsha
Bob McWhirter
Brian
Jeffrey Marsh
Mercy
Kilpatrick Kilpatrick and Baggs Visit Mrs Clark
Mr and Mrs Robert Kilpatrick and Connie Baggs of Tabor called on Mrs Maudie Clark Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Lawrence LaFollette of Red Oak called on her. Mrs Ellen Lockabill was a dinner guest of Mrs Nina Crouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kilpatrick
Connie Baggs
Tabor
Maudie Clark
Lawrence LaFollette
Red Oak
Ellen Lockabill
Nina Crouse
Rites Monday for Harry Gearhart
Harry L. Gearhart 82 died in Omaha where he had lived. Former Malvern businessman, he owned a Malvern lumber yard until 1959. Funeral at Dundee Presbyterian Church with burial Forest Lawn Cemetery. Survivors include wife Flora Esther Figg and children Dorothy Johnson Lois Wohlner Weldon and Howard plus 32 grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Harry L. Gearhart
Omaha
Dundee Presbyterian Church
Forest Lawn
Columbus Mayberry
Ida Mae Dalbey Gearhart
Crawford County
Manning
Flora Esther Figg
Gretna
Nebi
Charles
Dorothy) Johnson
Eugene
Lois) Wohlner
Pasadena
Calif
Weldon L
Harlan
Howard C
Des Moines
Gearhart
Tabor
Nebr
Fairview Country Club
Silver Urn Masonic Lodge
OES
Malvern Commercial Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Hultman Pushes Budget Prudence and Ag Funds Restore
State Senate debates budget prudence after Governor’s message reporting no tax increases and $1.6 billion plan plus $293 million growth. Activates committee to probe contested Senate District 47 election. U.S. Supreme Court voids Iowa abortion statute, prompting new legislation. HJR1 backs reinstating Agriculture programs. Ames Grain and Feed meeting on grain transport. Computer Crop-Opt workshop offered for local farmers in Red Oak with ISU tool to tailor farm budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Johnson
Ray
Neu
U.S. Supreme Court
Texas
Iowa
Nixon
Secretary of Agriculture
Buzz
Ames
Commerce Committee
Iowa Grain and Feed Association
Montgomery County
Red Oak
Errol Petersen
Southwest Town
Iowa State University
Summer Schedule for Scout Camps in Mid-America Council
Scouts in the Mid-America Council plan a varied 1973 summer with camps at Camp Eagle Cedar Bluffs Nebr from June 17 to July 28 Camp Wakonda Griswold from June 17 to July 21 and Camp Cedars Cedar Bluffs Nebr from June 17 to August 4 Jamborees will be held at Moraine State Park Pa and Farragut State Park Idaho in August with 30 Scouts at jamboree east and 120 at jamboree west High adventure treks are offered at Philmont Ranch New Mexico Northern Wisconsin Canoe Base Wilder ness Canoe Base Minnesota and Maine National High Adventure Area all run by the Boy Scouts of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S
Bill) Poots
Council
Mid-America
Camp Eagle
Cedar Bluffs
Nebr
Camp Wakonda
Griswold
Camp Cedars
Moraine State Park
Farragut State Park
Idaho
Poots
Philmont Ranch
New Mexico
Wisconsin National Canoe Base
Charles L
Navy Enlistment Ad Seeks Men With Benefits
The Navy invites men to join with pay of 288 dollars per month plus free room and board, medical care, and travel. Interested individuals should call 712 322 3911 for details and recruitment.
Farm program cuts spark alarm in Malvern
The Malvern Leader reports rapid U S farm program cancelations and policy shifts in 1973 including reduced cotton allotments, open feed programs, tobacco acreage changes, REA loan terminations, and the end of several subsidy and storage schemes. The piece cites Secretary Buzz and warns a push toward parity or peril for family farmers as reforms advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
REA
Washington
Buzz
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Ward Hunt
Rodney Hunt
Dick Smith
Becky
Nevada
Ben Smith
Tom Smith
John Bayes
Opal Bayes
Alice Sharpnack
Sylvia Klonis
Huxley
Edmundson Hospital
D. R. Kipp
Elliott
Roy DeWitt
George Irvin
the Edmundson Hospital
Ernest E. North
Lucille Leipold
Hamburg Hospital
Ken Bowman
Duane Bowman
Ankeny
Debbie Bowman
Peru
Gary Bobbitt
Donald Fisher
Villisca
Bowman
Allen Wortman
Springfield
Ill
Lon Treese
Rebecca Pearce
Pearl Taylor
Fashion
Royal Executive Inn
Charles Costello
Ralph Costello
Randolph
Las Vegas
Howard Notson
Roger Johnson
Disney World
Orlando
Fla
Johnsons
Notsons
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Jim Jacobs
Malvern Trust
Malvern Lowa
F.D
Harry Gearhart
F.E. Benedict
Davis City
Edith Shere
Arno Millers
Herb Stogdill
Toby Campbell
Warren Crawford
Bill Courtier
Merrill Crouse
Kenneth Blackman
Shenandoah
Hultman
America
U.S
NFO Report
Mrs. Howard
Palmer
Congress
CCC
Department of Agriculture
Ain
DEE Dee’s
Pram Statags
Sella
Jon
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