Local Notes From Malvern Area And Nearby Towns
Readable fragments describe Frederic Newell entering Edg wundsen hospital for a mine operation last Friday. Dale Dyke of Chariton conducted business in Malvern Thursday and visited friends. Vanderpeach family moved south of Malvern near Ma mirchaced farm of Robert Stroud. Parry Pihtien plans remodeling Vanderpest farm before moving. Hazel Ferguson and spouse moved to a farm west Walnut. Shonka traveled from Chappel, Nebraska for surgery at Mores hospital.
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Frederic Newell
Edgwundsen Hospital
Dale Dyke of
Chariton
Malvern
Farlaira
Piss
Neith
Luna
Gage Asman
Mirchaced
Robert Stroud
Parry Pihtien
Hazel Ferguson
West of Malvern
West Walnut
Shonka
Chappel
Nebr
Mores Hospital
Malvern Girl Gemma Parenti Completes X Ray Course
Miss Gemma Parenti former Malvern girl will complete a two year course in x ray technology Friday Feb 29. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Nick Parenti and graduated from Malvern in 1949, later working a year for The Malvern Leader. Misa Parenti has taken a position with the National Gypsum hospital in Wahoo Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemma Parenti
Malvern
Gemma
Nick Parenti
Misa Parenti
National Gypsum Hospital
Wahoo
Neb
Farmers Urged to Return Rental Questionnaires in Mills County
Mills County farmers who received a seven state farm rental survey are urged to return the forms promptly. Dick Goos, Mills County extension director, says the data will reveal rental practices and help agricultural advisers address cost sharing inequalities between tenants and landlords. Goos stresses that sufficient responses are needed for accurate results and improved farmer assistance.
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Mills County
Iowa State College
Dick Gongs
Goox
Costa
Goos
Coos
St Johns tatheran and Baptist Church notices
Church notices describe Lent sermons at St Johns and services at Baptist Church led by Pastor McMillan. Details cover Sunday school times, choir, Bible classes, a March of Dimes drive, a furnace project with ten bids, and travel plans for Baptist youth to Sioux Falls College.
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St. Johns Tatheran Church
Paul Glahn
Walther League
St. Johns
Baptist Ciurch Orden CL
Jesus Christ
the Baptist Church
Christ
God
Sioux Falls College
Baptist College
Pastor Scat
Methodists Welcome New Pastor and Family
The Rev and Mrs John JL Beechbout and their sons John and Robert were honored at a Sunday reception at the Methodist church attended by many parishioners and friends. A brief program featured welcoming talks by F R B Chantry and Rev Gordon C McMillan along with Rev Beehost, plus musical numbers and a cooperative lunch hosted by the Martha Circle of the W S C S.
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John JL. Beechbout
John
Robert
Methodist Church
F. R B. Chantry
Beechouts
Gordon C. McMillan
The
Baptist Church
Religious notices and community happenings in Oak area
The column lists Sunday and midweek activities for Presbyterian and Methodist churches including worship times Sunday School Nursery and Westminster Fellowship. It notes World Day of Prayer union service, and a long activity row of residents with visits dinners and social events across Oak communities and nearby towns with numerous names and places mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Rod
Feransen
Ralph Bower
Westminster Fellowship
Ralph Beaver
Wlw Aistrope
Disig Zaniers
Joanna Mackey
Brethren
Methodist
John L. Bechout
Tennant
Mary Circle
Harold McCain
Methodist Church
Rotarians Meet at Wesley Chapel in Malvern
Malvern's Rotary club gathered at Wesley Chapel church Tuesday with about 40 local farmers as guests. Ira Turner organized a brief program after a steak dinner served by church members. District Governor Wm. C. Rathke of Glenwood spoke on Rotary aims and his experiences in the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Rotary Club
Wesley Chapel
Wesley
Ira Turner
Peter Trucano
Paul Cheyney
L. G. Redman
Glenwood
Rolland Gordon
John L. Beechout
Wm. C. Rathke
Rotary
Hig
Omaha shoppers and social visits across the week
Mr and Mrs Stanley Williams and family joined Omaha shoppers on Saturday. Sonia Cota, Sandra Cota, and Charlotte Anne Warren attended a young peoples meeting at Center Ridge Sunday evening. Darlene Ostorn of Red Oak spent Thursday with her parents, Mr and Mrs Guy Osborn.
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Oaks
Agnes Johnson
Red Oak
John Kinler
Norma Ambrose
Edwin Ambrose
TW Castor
L. FE. Branmeter
Volnes Warren
Jewell
LL. FE. Brammeier
Dean Warren
Jane
Earl Rutledge
Norris Triplett
Cheryle Lynn
Vicki Jn
Don Terry
Morris Terry
Richard Ler
Ret Oak Hospital
Z. W. Castor
FE Brammeier
Alfred Anderson
Steyir
Frank Olesen
Volney Warren
Dan Terry
J. FE. Brammeier
Tuila
Edwin Ambrose Hone
Jamil
Center Ride
Lester Marsden
Farmly
Vernon Baker
Hast- Tle
Robert Hicks
Mer
Ralph Viner
Les DeBolt
Corning
Win, Huff
Lyle Hannen
Mes
Rebert Hicks
Merrill Sowers
Omaha
Stanley Williams
John Davidson
Carleton Davidson
Jane Jones
Wales
Bob Hopp
Malani
Rotary Aisyant Thapwlay
Marian Shwetch
Las Hopp
Glenwewd
Marin Shuck
Sonia
Sandra Cota
Charlotte Anne Warren
Young Peoples Meeting
Center Ridge
Darlene Ostorn
Guy Osborn
Firemen Honor Chantry's 30 Years as Chief
Malvern firemen celebrated the 59th anniversary of the Volunteer Fire Department with a dinner at the Community building. They honored chief F. R. Chantry for 30 years of service, heard reminiscences from old files dating to 1922, and presented a plaque plus a donation for a new school room.
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Chantry
Malvern
F. R. Chantry
Mills County Protective Association
L. Hertz
Chief Chantry
J. A. Kline
Edwin Ley
the Protective Association
Firemen Save
Frank Hertz
Land conflict along Missouri prompts injunction suit
In district court Friday A. F. Steck sought an injunction to stop Lee Bingaman from fencing land in St Marys township. The parcel, once west of the Missouri river's old channel, lies near the St Marys cut off after 1938. Bleck, owner via several transfers, challenges Bingaman's claim of accretion land.
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Missouri
A. FE. Steck
Lee Bingaman
St. Marys Township
Missouri River
St. Marys
Army Engineers
Bleck
Bingaman
Omaha Starts at a Week at Top Trade is Mixed
OmahaMonday started a fifth consecutive week as largest live stock market with an 11 500 head big sheep run supporting No 1 ranking. Mills county marketings Haroli Chambers 11 hogs weight 217 price 17 76 Chas M Wilton Jr 26 hogs weight 290 price 16 50 Jay Crest 80 hogs weight 206 price 17 75 Percy Rist 90 hogs weight 317 price 15 00 J F Wearin Jr 35 hogs weight 328 price 15 75 Fredric Larson 10 hogs weight 384 price 16 25 41 sows weight 258 price 16 90 Ifarold Hughes 36 hogs weight 228 price 17 10 Shields Jipson 243 lambs weight 112 price 27 26 and by a male quartet A group of pictures taken by Edel Knight in Korea were shown and dancing followed.
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Omaha
Mills County Marketings
Haroli Chambers
Chas
M. Wilton Jr
Jay Crest
Percy Rist
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Whrermans
Vanderpeach
Pillsbury
Itive Hd
Litei
Cae
Pearl
Ize
Sam
Grocery Malvern
Ghanwood
Jennie Mif
Lus Fk
Diva Thies
Fo M. Me Chweks
Nassau
Bahamas
News OF the Churches
Remy Weet
Vodere
Pact of Eden
Vihar
Nur Smith
Gelder le Wash
Apfone Crotureau
Des Maine
Islissie
Coca-Cola Company
Clahinda-Shenandoah
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Edel Knight
Korea
Viowa
Deborah Society
Homemakers Sunday School
Class
the Baptist
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