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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1971
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Chester McKinney will hold open house at their Strahan home Sunday January 21 from 2 to 5 p m in observance of their 50th wedding anniversary.
Rob- bie Schroeder son of Mr and Mrs Donnie Schroeder celebrated his second birthday Jan 22. That evening his parents and brother Dusty served cake and ice cream to grandparents and relatives at a family gathering. Community notices include a housewarming for Tom Stevens and family, Kensington OES meeting hostesses and officers for 1971, and Baptist Circle joint meeting details with plans for bake sale and bandage project.
Local church notices list morning and evening services for First Baptist St. John’s Lutheran United Methodist and Episcopal churches including Sunday School sessions, choir practices, and special events. Also notes Holy Rosary and Holy Trinity Mass times, chaplaincy service, and clergy announcements with dates in February and upcoming gatherings.
The Broadway Methodist Church in Council Bluffs hosted a Delta Kappa Gamma initiation and birthday celebration. Mary Moran, Delores Youngman, Phyllis Bell, and Norma Thomsen joined the society with Viola Karstens leading the pledge and delivering a talk on valuing today's values for the future. Members from Glenwood, Hamburg, Malvern, Sidney, Staunton, Tabor and Thurman attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilcox of Glenwood will host an open house at 231 West Florence on Sunday February 7 from 2 to 5 p.m. celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary inviting friends and relatives to attend.
Eleven speeding cases were heard in the justice courts of John and Virginia Hall. Ticketed in Malvern by Marshal LeRoy Clabaugh, fines ranged from 8 to 45 dollars plus costs for residents of several states and cities. Three truckers were fined for violations including improper registration overlength and overload with amounts from 10 to 33 dollars plus costs.
Police fined numerous individuals in Glenwood for traffic violations and related offenses. Names include Walter W. Peterson Co Bluffs speeding $15 Eldon Bennett Co Bluffs speeding $45 Dr Gerald M Haskett Des Moines failure to keep vehicle under control $20 and others from Omaha Pacific Junction Glenwood Imogene and Kansas City with speeds and improper passes ranging from $10 to $50. The list also notes a loaded and assembled gun in a car fined at $25.
Health Services continued from page one discusses five priorities to strengthen emergency care. They aim to educate the public, train current staff, recruit more personnel, establish a County Nerve Center for calls and dispatch, and create a county map to identify service gaps. Current units operate in Silver City Malvern and Glenwood with others covering wider areas from Macedonia Co Bluffs Red Oak Hamburg and Shenandoah. The next committee meeting will be in Malvern March 1. citizens are invited.
Dean Fender, son of Dean Fender Sr., sustained a serious right eye injury Saturday evening when hit by a snowball thrown from a moving car. He remains a patient at Bergan Mercy Hospital in Omaha in room 953.
Mrs Arthur Larson entertained the Hastings United Methodist Church WSCS ladies at her home on Wednesday evening in January for a book review session.
Meeting opened by President Mrs Russell Kindig as Mrs Lyle Falk led a lesson on prayer and self denial with several ladies taking part. Mrs Mark Bowen reviewed Dale Evans Women at the Well. A large group attended a cooperation dinner at the William Bachler home in Glenwood honoring Mrs Bachler. Numerous local families from Thurman Riverton Tabor Red Oak and Co Bluffs joined.
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