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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1971
Page
9
Extensive local social notes from Malvern detail residents attending events in surrounding towns. Jetting visits include Hoovers at Jantic, Churchmans at Creston, and families in Red Oak Glenwood and Lincoln. Jaunts cover inaugurations, farm sales, baptisms, weddings, and hospital updates with numerous relatives and guests listed.
Dennis Boileau son of Mr and Mrs Leo W Boileau Henderson won a 250 Jewel Home Shopping Service Regional Scholarship for his summer internship with Jesel at Jewel Co He is ISU junior who helped recruit new customers and traveled along the West coast earning over 1800 dollars while competing among 1600 students from about 100 colleges.
New motor registrations list Ford to Clayton L Hertz Malvern Buick to Everett A Knop Malvern Chavrolets to Robert Morford and Gene Jurgens Glenwood Chrysler to Norman N Bonner Glenwood Pontiac to Carolyn Plumer Glenwood Volkswagen to Earl Mad docks Glenwood Chevrolet pickup to Warren J Carr Glenwood Dodge pickup to Lawrence N Greiner Silver City No marriage licenses issued in the last week The treasurer s office will be open until noon on Saturday Jan 93 and Saturday Jan 30 to accommodate Mills countians wanting car or truck license plates The penalty begins Feb 1 READ THE ADS in The Leader to save money and get better value adv
Feb 1 marks the 60th anniversary for Mr and Mrs Cliff Plumb long time Wesley Chapel residents who moved to Sunnyvale California in 1942. They will welcome cards and letters from former Iowa friends at 4918 Murphy Ave Sunnyvale CA 94096. Mr Plumb son of Marion and Ela Parker Plumb, Mrs Plumb former Nettie Griffith of Hancock. They farmed in Wesley and participated in community and church affairs. He worked in civil service until retirement in 1963. Republic Women to meet Jan 25 at 2 pm in Mills County State Bank meeting room Glenwood for the regular gathering.
Scribblings reflects on January’s length and upcoming spring while critiquing cigarette advertising and American resilience. It muses on health risks, drug and alcohol issues, and taxes, then honors Uncle Sam as a collective spirit of American initiative and enterprise.
Last summer a Leader image showed Mrs. Chester McKinney Strahan with a black hen that laid green eggs. The hen hatched six chicks and now a Puffett white hen also lays green eggs, a trait linked to a South American breed, though the presence of these hens here remains mysterious.
Fost Liberty Williams returned home last Tuesday after a two week stay at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. He is gaining slowly and showing some improvement. Several visitors called on Mrs Phoebe Goodell and Mr and Mrs Leonard Parker hosted a dinner for their son Gary and family in Bellevue Nebraska. Sunday the Parkers with their daughter Mrs Galen Hunt and family visited Peaceville then dined at the Gold Crown in Red Oak with Mr and Mrs Warner Watts hosting.
Mrs Charley Alexander hosted the East Liberty Women’s Society with Irma Hayes presenting the World Day of Prayer program. Some business was handled and new lesson books distributed. Hostess served cake squares mint and coffee. Next meeting set with Mrs Hayes on Feb 11. Dale Alexander visited Hastings with her parents George and Mrs. Clark. Insecticide and Herbicide Recommendations Meeting to discuss 1971 guidelines by ISU specialists. Red Oak Jan 27 1 20 p m and Council Bluffs Jan 27 7 30 p m. Emphasis on safe chemical use and latest recommendations for corn and soybeans. Public invited.
Charles Frazier of Pacific Junction was sentenced to eight days in the county jail by Justice John Watson after a New Year’s eve disturbance and assault charge. Buford Etter, also of Pacific Junction, was fined $15 and costs for disturbing the peace, with Frazier posting a $25 appeal bond.
The Steven Felus trailer on Route 2 Glenwood had a broken glass exterior door lock during the family absence. A thief entered and stole a portable stove and an electric can opener. Mrs. Felos reported the theft to Sheriff Edwin Barkus last Thursday.
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