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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1971
Page
9
Malvern and surrounding area residents hosted and visited over the weekend. Local families welcomed guests from Council Bluffs Red Oak and Omaha. Hospital stays included Frank Stevens Sr and Max Blackburn with several birthdays and anniversaries noted among friends and relatives.
Mrs. Xira Scott was admitted Thursday after previously being treated at Mercy hospital for a broken hip from an accident. Alds Church of Tabor held Sunday worship. Rev. Clarence Woollard of Malvern United Methodist Church will teach the service next Sunday.
The Straham community mourns Mrs. Jessie Bruce who died of a heart attack in Glenwood. She leaves a daughter Mrs. Paul Laverty, Ronald Bruce, Billings Montana, three grandchildren and a great grandchild, sisters Mrs. Arthur Wax and Frances Donahue, and brother George Bive. Crawford Funeral Home in Sidney handles services at 2 p.m. Friday with interment in Sidney cemetery.
The notice outlines common heart attack signs including chest pain radiating to the arm neck or jaw, sweating nausea and breathlessness. It stresses the urgency of immediate medical help within the first four to five hours and advises calling a doctor or going to the emergency room by fastest transport.
Michael Parker son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Parker Malvern has been cast as the Young Man in the Mule Barn production Summertree an anti war drama set against societal pressures. A Tarkio College freshman and 1970 Mule Barn performer Parker previously appeared in Man of La Mancha and Summertree which won the 1986 Drama Critics Award in New York. The show opens March 3 at Mule Barn Theater runs through March 7 with reserved seating and reservations at 11 731 4206.
NFO representatives from Fre Front Montgomery and Mills attended a zone meat meeting at the Mills County NFG hall in Hastings. George Bell Oak was elector Zone Meat Bargaining committeeman and Kermit Hillyer of Hastings, alternate. They will be called on to bargain with packers for hog and cattle prices and contracts. Guest Tom Hanson of South Dakota, now in Carroll, spoke on grading beef carcasses and the impact on marketing and returns. He urged increasing livestock numbers to strengthen bargaining power. The Mills County NFO held its February meeting with regular hog business and discussions on hog lift accomplishments.
Governor Robert Ray proclaims March through April 11 as Easter Seal Weeks in Iowa and urges citizen support for the campaign to aid the handicapped. The first contribution came from Gov Ray to the Easter Seal Boy Jeff Hill and the campaign chairman, with services including therapy, equipment, and vocational training funded for Iowa's disabled. The 1971 goal is $325000, with over 90 percent to stay in state for crippled children and adults.
Farmers holding price support grain must secure written authorization from the County ASCS Office before removing stored commodities. The approval protects the government’s interest and requires the producer to provide buyer name and repay the loan within 15 tons of removal. Personal visit to the county office is advised.
Treasurer P. M. Robinson lists twelve new form vehicle registrations from the last week for towns including Henderson Malvern Pacific Junction Glenwood and Bellevue area owners. Lorraine Strand the district court clerk issued marriage licenses to Thomas Lynch and Jane Jeknim both in Bellevue and other couples from Malvern and nearby areas. Edwin Barhas of Shevill is slated for a second knee operation at Velorano Hospital in Omaha.
CG Sunday School attendance 59 with 1 visitor and an offering of 311.29. Scriptural references include First Peter 2 9 12 and Ephesians 2 1 4. Selo presents His Eye is on the Sparrow by Mrs. Bob Roeder. Walter Worthman of Treynor attends Oaks to represent the Gideon Bible Society. On Feb 28 Melvin Classen a missionary from Brazil will be at Gaks.
Mission Circle met Wednesday afternoon at the church with Mrs. Cherry Byers opening the service through Romans 6 14. Mrs. Jack Mahery led a lesson on Standing fast vs falling away. A brief business session reported committee work and discussed needs of the Open Door Mission. Mrs. L Brammeier served tea.
Mrs Hadley Parker and Mrs Derry Huff hosted a church gathering Sunday afternoon for L E Brammeiers 54th wedding anniversary. The program included prayer, hymns, a Bible quiz, readings, and a family lunch of sandwiches cake and mints. Guests included Donald Davidson and Miss Jenny Weigle from Korea, Carleton Davidson and Romud Green as hosts, and numerous relatives.
Fragmented OCR records celebrate family gatherings and birthdays across Morton Mills Blair Glenwood Willisea Red Oak and Omaha areas. Attendees include Jo seph Skanks Sammy Westerlund Sherman Cote L. Brammeier Ralph Cole Christy Bruning Harold Bruning Don Hicks Bob Hicks and others with Dana College and Gold Crown Inn Red Oak mentioned.
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