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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1974
Page
4
Treynor residents report visits, surgeries, baptisms and church events. Highlights include Glen Bryant and George Hartje gatherings, Ivan Olsen and Don Moore visits, a baptism at St. Paul Lutheran Church for Robert Mathews’s son with Southworths hosting a dinner, various hospital surgeries at Edmundson, Guam addresses for Keith Sperry, and Silver Keg Feeders meeting notes with calves weighed and new members.
The Silver Creek Jolly Larks met January 12 at Deb Hoegh s home. Colleen Haack led the pledge. They planned a stationery fundraising project and urged bringing brochures to the next meeting. An officer training session was set for January 19 at Salem Methodist Church with a sack lunch.
Pre applications for business and industrial loans in Mills and Montgomery Counties may be filed with the Farmers Home Administration office in Red Oak. FHA County Supervisor Roger D Stewart announced provisions of the Rural Development Act will soon operate in the two county area.
Congressman Bill Scherle will open a Creston office at the Union County Courthouse from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. every other Friday starting Jan 18 to assist residents of Union and surrounding counties. District Representative Jim Agnew will staff the office, with possible expansion if demand grows.
Iowa phone use rose in 1973 with Northwestern Bell investment supporting growth. Local calls reached 5.995 million daily, long distance 141.255 million, construction spending hit 90 million, and 1974 projects total 114 million. Company served 1.28 million phones in 228 communities, adding 62,500 in 1972. Orientation program for new officials set for Jan 23 at Atlantic Country Club.
Treynor Cardinals defeat Oakland Yellowjackets 75-53 Friday night to improve to 9-0 overall and 7-0 in the Western Iowa Conference. Jim Murphy leads with 32 points on 15 of 21 shooting, while teammates Sukup Kalstrup and Spring contribute double-digit scoring as the Cardinals dominate 43-22 in rebounds and open with a 25-10 first quarter run.
Glenna Thompson, 27, fills the high school business post replacing Joycé Fisher. Walnut resident formerly taught in Walnut and subbed at Treynor last year, with a degree from Northern State College 1988. She leads five classes, advises the yearbook, and bikes 70 miles round trip daily while plans to set clear goals for her students. Mr. Thompson and husband Bill are parents to two year old Stephanie. Also includes a brief school lunch menu for January with meals and milk.
The Treynor Instrumental Music Department announces the annual Pops Concert on February 15 directed by Dick Bateman with the theme Love Treynor Style. Curtain at 8:00 p.m. Reserved tables available by contacting the school or any band member. Proceeds include drinks and hors d oeuvres.
Treynor Elementary invites parents and friends to a Friday program in the multi purpose room at 1 30 p m featuring all 5th and 6th grade solos and ensembles. Wendy Worthmann reporter. Saturday to return home to Colwell Idaho after extended visit with relatives.
Mr and Mrs W H Williams returned from a three week visit in Riverside California with their son and family the Gordon Williamses They toured Disneyland and scenic countryside and helped granddaughter Kelly celebrate her 19th birthday They were greeted at the airport by Cecil Freddie Williams and Mary Moore A welcome home dinner followed and the trip was called wonderful with Iowa feeling after return Also noted were a West Port County Farm Bureau Women meeting in Council Bluffs and a Silver City Mineola Senior Citizens potluck on Jan 2 at the Methodist church with 25 attendees Richard Miller showed Holy Land slides and birthday cake was served to January celebrants Lee Rhoades attends GM Training Center in Omaha.
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