Social notes from Malvern and environs on January 1967
Local items show Mr. and Mrs. Marks Malmberg and guests from Sidney, Tabor, Hamburg and Essex visiting family homes. Susan Omer resumes classes after tonsillectomy at Hamburg hospital. Numerous Sunday visits include the Dodd, Hart, Tri vely, Clappue, Vanatta, Omer and Smith households with meals and travel to Omaha and Reese AFB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes
Marks Malmberg
Steve
Mes
Don Hart
Sandea
Dale van Sant
Sidney
Merie Dodd
Becky
Jerey
Charles Trively
Stewart School of
Hamburg Hospital
Howard Hammerad
Clair Blezek
Carl Smith
Thurman
Michael Fichter
Randall Trively
Gene Nosekabel
Jeff
Malvern
Warren Wilson
Tabor
Lee Howrey
Donna
R. BR. Wilson
Guy Boone
Richard Vanalla
Marian Jomes Installed Worthy Matron of OES
Marian Jomes is installed Worthy Matron of the Eastern Star at Siver Urn Chapel 163. Officers installed include Mrs. W. D. Baer as installing officer, Mrs. F. A. Mulholland as installing marshal, and Mrs. FLAL Wortman as installing organist. Worthy Matron Robert L. Campbell and other elected officers presided. delegates from Council Bluffs Quick Neola Glenwood and Malvern attended. A ceremony directed by Mrs. Charles Hanson featured a Past Matron’s gift ceremony and a tea reception. Regular meeting slated for January 17 with music and ceremony at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
Malvern
Robt
Campbell
Charles Hanson
Darrell Frederickson
Wil
Eastern Star
A. Kine
W. D. Bear
Crapisin
F. A. “Mulholland
Marshall
Flal Wortman
Renteth Jones
Robert L. Campbell
Worthy Paton
Chas Harson
W. D. Baer
Robert Campbell
Leland Hansen Treas
Arlen Odell
Burnete Sniker
Assoc
J. Noffsinger
Darrel Frederickson
Adah
Elmer Jackson
Ruth
Ellis Leferen
Martha
Mar Wederguis
Ellis Letgres
C. J. Nolisinger
Eltoer Jackson
Ebner Jackson
C. J. ‘Noffsinger
Following the Leader by Falw in Malvern and Wessaco trip mix up
A humorous travel misadventure unfolds as Air and Mrs J M Steele and Mr and Mrs R W Mansfield plan a winter trip from Malvern to Wessaco Texas. A faulty signal delays the Steeles and leads the Mansfields to Kansas, while both groups push ahead hoping to reconnect, leaving readers hoping for luck in crossing paths.
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Mal- Vern
Air
J. M. Steele
R. W. Mansfield
Wessaco
Texas
Pace
Malvern
Iowa
Lesses
Mansfields
Portsmouth
Fingle
Steeles
Kansas
Steels
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank Report of December 31 1966
Report of condition for Malvern Trust & Savings Bank as of December 31 1966 shows total assets of about 4.76 million with cash items, U.S. Government obligations, state and political subdivision securities, Federal agency securities, other securities, and loans. Liabilities include demand deposits, time deposits, and certified deposits totaling roughly 2.04 million in demand deposits and overall liabilities and capital at approximately 4.76 million.
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Malvern
Laws
United States
Poli Ical
U.S
Dust Cloud Ahead Hints at Known Figure
A cryptic line warns that the cloud of dust in the distance may mark or reveal someone familiar to the observer, suggesting a meeting or encounter linked to a recognizable individual. The note blends caution with curiosity about identity and motive.
Nishna Valley Faculty Upsets Independents 59 55
Nishna Valley faculty team surprised the independents with a 59 to 55 victory last Thursday. Lead faded after a hot start as cold shooting in the third quarter hurt them. top scorers included Doug Caldwell 15, Jim Asnew 11, Jerry Nauman 2, Gil bert Bare 4, Bob West 11, and Gary Richey 10.
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Nishna Valley
Jerry Nauman
Doug Caldwell
Jim Asnew
Gilbert Bare
Bob West
Gary Richey
Red Oak Grapplers Defeat Nishna Vai in Dual Meet
Red Oak mat men defeated Nishna Valley 29-3 to improve to 16 duals. Charles Paul was not defeated this season until pinned by George McMill in the heavyweight bout. Ron Courtier, Dan Stegdill, Dan Jenkins earned decisions in 112 and 103 weights respectively. Red Oak guards earned several pins and decisions across multiple weight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley Grapplers
Red Oak
Ami Lest
Dick Erb
Charles Paul
Ken Herbert
Denny Jones
D. Exceen
Scott Sayers
Jesse Perkins
Rick Morris
Doug Courtier
Marty Vrba
Randy Byers
Fremont-Mills Knights Triumph Over South Page in Conference clash
Fremont-Mills Knights upend South Page 6 -2 at Thurman gym to forge a three way tie for first in the Corner Conference led by 27 points from Harry Ewing and 16 by Charles Power. Fremont-Mills had trailed 7-0 but finished strong after the first quarter and now prepares to face Stanton. Earlier, Ewing scored 36 and Randy Dahl 24 as Fremont Mills beat Sidney 81-74.
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South Page
Fremont-Mills
Thurman Gym
Fremont-Mills Knights
Harry Ewing
Knights
Charles Power
Fremont Mills
Stanton
Sidney
Ewing
Randy Dahl
Farragut Jr High Records Two Wins in Meet
Farragut junior high achieved two victories in a recent meet against Malvern Lat Feely, showcasing strong performances by the team and notable contributions from standout players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oring
Malvern
Randolph Locals Share Weekend Visits Across Cities
Mrs Royce Wederquist spent the weekend in the Don Leahy home in Omaha while Mrs Leahy visited friends in Burlington. Mrs Leo Howrey joined Mr and Mrs Merrell Howrey of Farragut in Omaha Friday afternoon to see Mrs Don ald Howrey a Bergan Mercy Hospital patient. Mr and Mrs Paul Blezek called on Mrs Juletta Walker Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Reland Trively dined with Mr and Mrs Keith Schaaf and family. Mrs Russel Bateman of Sidney visited her mother Mrs R M Phillips Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Rolland Trively visited Mr and Mrs Ralph Liston in Tabor Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Royce Wederquist
Don Leahy
Omaha
Mrs. Leahy
Burlington
Leo Howrey
Merrell Howrey
Farragut
Donald Howrey
Bergan Mercy Hospital
Paul Blezek
Juletta Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liam Paykov
Kenneth Bowman
C. J. Noffsinger
Charles Perehouse
Tyler
Frank Stevens Jr
Otha Dickersbach
Wm. D. Baer
Mr. Campbell
Ollie
Nolan
Dru Mur
Nancy
Earl Dolan
West of Henderson
Marian Jomes
OES
Siver
Silver Urn Lodge
Falw
Malvern Trust & Savings Bank
Independents
Red Oak Grapplers
Nishna Vai
Randolph
Emia
Tex Jam
Cahio
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