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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1971

Page

9

Farm Service dinner at 64 Club in Council Bluffs

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson attended the Farm Service dinner and meeting at the 64 Club in Council Bluffs. Mrs. Wilson won the major door prize, a Victor adding machine. Mrs. Robert Resh visited her daughters Mrs. Delbert King in Nodaway and Mrs. Howard Putnam in Prescott from Tuesday to Sunday.

Harold Wilson 64 Club Co. Bluffs Wilson Robert Resh Delbert King Nodaway Howard Putnam Prescott

Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church Family Notices

Morning worship at 9 30 and Sunday School at 10 30 am Pastor Delbert W Terry led services. Guests in Everett McGrew home honored Everett's birthday. Minnie Hawks released from Mercy hospital returned to Harold Wilson home. Kenneth Parker and Clinton Parkers visited from Portland and Houston with Knoxville guests Jim Holt and others.

Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church Delbert W. Terry Ott Menschel Robert Hopp McClelland Tom Hitlers Everett McGrew Everett Dallas McGrew Melvin McGrew Joe Posey Minnie Hawks Mercy Hospital Harold Wilson Kenneth Parker Portland Ore Houston Clinton Parkers Parker Jim Holts Knoxville

WSCS Stimulation Groups Meet and Plan Activities

Women of the WSCS met February 10 at Mrs Don Godfrey's home with Mrs Lynn Parker co hosting The program From These Roots was by Mrs Marion Wilson A vote urged a contribution to Rust College Next meeting set March 10 at Mrs Ned Turner s home Upcoming groups gather next week at 2 pm Sewing Circle in church basement Reading Circle at Joe Robbins home Neighborhood Circle to meet as scheduled Any community woman may join and members should participate in at least one group Also noted the Bob Resh family and others attended the South Town Poultry Assn meeting in Clarinda Friday evening

Women’s Society of Christian Service Don Godfrey Lynn Parker Marion Wilson Rust College Ned Turner WSCS Don Sowers Sowers l Delbert Terry Floyd Yates Joe Robbins Lorance Lisle Ben Wilson Eric Nyren W. E. McGrew Women’s Society Bob Resh Rupert Resh Randy South Town Poultry Assn Clarinda

Former Malvernian transferred to Milwaukee

A Malvernian, Wayne Maddocks, named Assistant Hospital Director Trainee at Milwaukee Veterans Hospital after serving as Management Analyst at Omaha VA. He coordinated a regional telemedicine network linking Omaha Lincoln Grand Island and the Nebraska Psychiatric Institute. Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Maddocks of Syracuse Nebraska, formerly of East Liberty.

Wayne Maddocks Milwaukee, Wisc Veteran's Hospital Omaha W. H. Maddocks Syracuse Nebr East Liberty

East Liberty Womans Society Meets at Mrs Hayes Home

Mrs Irma Hayes hosted the East Liberty Women's Society on Thursday with Miss Florence Wilhelm presenting the first lesson from the new study book. A discussion followed and it was decided to send a potted plant to Claude Stephens in Murphy Memorial hospital Red Oak. The next meeting is set for March 11 with Mrs Josie Stolis, and refreshments were served.

Claude Stephens Undergoes Surgery for Ruptured Appendix

Claude Stephens entered Red Oak hospital Wednesday forenoon and had surgery at noon for a ruptured appendix. Mrs. Stephens and son Ernelt and family visited daily. he is reported progressing satisfactorily. The column also notes various local social visits and a correction from last week’s notes, including misattributed visits to Mrs Bobby Stille.

Claude Stephens Red Oak Hospital Stephens Ernelt Galen Hunts Peacevilla Leonard Parker Gary Parkers Bellvale Nebr George Marshall, Jr Silver City Warner Watts Josie Stotts Mmes Mary Skerritt Gertrude McPall Ina Slothower Malvern Shenandoah Golda Windle St. Joseph Hospital Omaha Glen Haven Glenwood Dale Alexander Roger Fay Kans Walter Stille Bob Stilles Emerson Walter Stilles Bobby Stille Bobby Henderson Walter Stile Ivan Jackson

Weekend Socials in Red Oak and Council Bluffs

Mr and Mrs Robert Fisher hosted a family night with Emory Jewell family Colleen Black from Red Oak and Mary Mott of Emerson. Terry Fender returned to Iowa City after visiting parents the Deans. Toby Campbell hosted Mrs Buddy Hansen and others from Co Bluffs. The Wortman family from Des Moines visited Merrill and Mrs Crouse. The Lyle Palks dined with Lester Crouse in Elk Horn. The Vanderpools of Bartlett visited Eugene Palsers. Kenneth Grindle and Dennis joined Leo Raszler in Co Bluffs. Wrestling guests in Omaha included Homer Mayberry and Benjamin Kinnel with Mr and Mrs Charles Farris.

Robert Fisher Emory Jewell Gerald Brazeal Colleen Black Red Oak Mary Mott Emerson Terry Fender Iowa City Dean Fenders Toby Campbell Buddy Hansen Ricky Randy Steve Dick Campbell Co. Bluffs Robert Wortman Deg Moines Merrill Crouse Lyle Palk Lester Crouse Elf Horn Robert Vanderpools Bartlett Eugene Palsers Kenneth Grindle Dennis Leo Raszler David McCartney

Federated Women Plan County Convention and Meetings

The Federated Women's Club met February 12 in Malvern with president Mrs Gordon Mulholland and 16 members and a guest for a cooperative salad luncheon. They discussed the county convention set for March 30 at Emerson Methodist church at 9 30 a m Reservations are due by March 20 A book review of Woman at the Well by Dale Evans followed. The next March meeting is March 5 at 2 p m at St Johns Lutheran church with a white elephant sale.

Hastings Federated Women's Club Gordon Mulholland Malvern Methodist Church Emerson Mins Mark Bowen Dale Evans St. Johns Lutheran Church

Hastings WSCS Meeting Notes and Local Social Roundup

Hastings WSCS of the Hastings United Methodist church met February 10 with Mrs. Lyle Falk guiding the lesson led by Mrs. William Courtier. March gathering will be March 10 at 7 30 hosted by Mrs. Jesse Perkins. Guests included the Mabbitts and DiCullo family. Allen Hunter wed at Arcadia.

Hastings WSCS

Israeli Backslidings Sermon and Society Notes

In Red Oak and area church minutes Mrs L E Brammeter reports 51 attendees and 2 visitors with offering of 9.80 as the sermon topic Israel Backslidings from Hosea 14 and Judges 3 11 14. Mrs Karen Levasseur visited from Missouri Valley foreno en, meals with the Brammeiers, Mystery Circle met with Mrs Morris Jobson.

Karen Levasseur Missouri Valley Win Castors L. E. Brammeiers Mystry Circle Morris Jobson Edwin Ambhoose Jerry Lemons West Des Moines Pred Lemons L. E. Brammeier Guy Osborn Methodist Hospital Omaha Osbon Roger Newmeister Dunbar Nebr Evelyn Warren Ben Auklands Clearfield Mrs Morris Johnson Earl Johnson Red Oak

County treasurer logs new motor registrations and licenses

Treasurer F M Robinson reports registrations including Ford LTD to Bernice Woodfill Hastings Paul Cheyney Glenwood Oldsmobiles to Clarold Rogers Glenwood and John Long Pacific Junction Chevrolet trucks to Ralph Hites Malvern Kenneth McMahan Silver City GMC pickup to Marvin Deitchler Glenwood Datsun pickup to Joe D Keightley Lorraine Strand issues marriage licenses to Michael Blackburn 20 and Angela Sayers 18 Malvern and Thomas Lynch 28 and Jane Johnson 24 Bellevue Neb Several Mills County officers expected at county officers meeting Thursday in Greenfield.

F. M. Robinson Ford Ltd Bernice Woodfill Hastings Paul Cheyney Glenwood Lorraine Strand Michael Blackburn Angela Sayers Malvern Thomas Lynch Jane Johnson Bellevue Nebr

Heart Sunday Sets Feb 21 in Mills County

The February Heart Fund Campaign reaches its peak weekend February 21 as Heart Sunday volunteers begin two residential canvasses in Mills County. The drive supports Town Heart Association efforts in research education and community services.

Heart Mills Co Heart Fund Heart Sunday Mills County Town Heart Association

Women's Wednesday Night Bowling Standouts

Beth Surface rolled 216 in a 563 series while Jan Forney finished 180 180 196 for 556. Lou King posted 215 and 555, Charlene Stanley 200 514, Auburn Bird 209 509. Diane Seick 503, Evelyn Goy 183 502. Corky Bowley 180 501. Frances Burson 193, Evelyn Banks 190. Fannie Foy 185, Carolyn Stanley 181.

Ind Beth Surface Jan Forney Lou King Charlene Stanley Auburn Bird Diane Seick Evelyn Goy Corky Bowley Frances Burson Evelyn Banks Fannie Foy Carolyn Stanley

Bound Over on Driving Charge in Belleview Case

Leo Edward Small Jr of Bellevue Nebraska was bound over to district court on a charge of driving a motor vehicle while under the influence. He posted a 500 dollar bond after being arrested in Glenwood Sunday night by City Patrolman Max Hammer. Harry Kirlin of Silver City began a two day county jail sentence Wednesday morning on a charge of driving while under suspension.

Leo Edward Small Jr Bellevue Neb Glenwood Max Hammer Harry Kirlin Silver City

Twenty two Fined in Watson Police Court

Twenty two defendants appeared in Glenwood’s Watson police court facing fines for traffic and related infractions. Names include James Osborne Pac Jet speeding $15, Philip Mascarello Omaha stop sign $10, Francis Marion Thomas Omaha no Iowa pro rate $10, John E Moore Omaha speeding $50, Clarence Ashley Council Bluffs speeding $15, Paul Laverty Red Oak overload on three counts $69.66 $33.60 and $26.10, Sandra Kay Nemeth Glenwood no valid driver’s license $10, Eugene Roenfeld Rodney Teagarden Glenwood James A Robertson Silver City minor possession of beer $100 each.

John Watson Glenwood James Osborne Pac. Jet Philip Mascarello Omaha Francis Marion Thomas Iowa John E. Moore Clarence Ashley Council Bluffs Paul Laverty Red Oak Sandra Kay Nemeth Eugene Roenfeld Rodney Teagarden James A. Robertson Silver City Larry Mahoney Larry Abbott Bill M. Austin Columbus Junction Richard Schultz Rensselaer Ind Dennis Tillman James Keightley Earl Foreman

Parity Fears Rise Over Farm Price Rigging Claims

The NFO reporter argues that farm parity, the income farmers should receive, is being rigged by USDA. It claims earlier base shifts by Secretary Hardin and repeated changes raise parity figures to bleed agriculture and threaten private enterprise and democracy, citing past manipulated baselines and promises from two years ago.

Hardin USDA NFO Congress Jjanuary Washington Reports

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