Malvernians Bruce Breeding hosts visitors from Ames campus
Bruce Breeding, a junior at Iowa State, enjoyed weekend visitors from the University of Iowa. John Shelton, a junior journalism major, and John Brewer, a senior architecture major, traveled from Ames to spend time with him. Several other locals and relatives are noted visiting family, reporting illnesses, or attending events around Malvernians and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Breeding
Iowa State
John Shelton
John Brewer
University
Ames
Shelton
Brewer
Lawrence Read
Rosemead
Calif
Debbie Shepard
Alfred Clites
Randolph
Debbie
Gerald Wilcox
Keith Wilcox
Titonka
Bill Irving
Nancy
Omaha
Tom McClure
Wayne McClure
Okinawa
Lance Myers
International Data Processing Association
Chicago
Ill
Joe Haden
Mercy Hospital
Kay Duncan
Satellite Beach
Fla
Pauline Harshbarger
Lou Hatfield
Red Oak
Carl Anderson
Rodney
Amy Bingham
Nevada
Warren Darrah
Raymond Pontons
Loren Lundy
Goldie Howard
Yutan
Pacific Junction
Jack Bingham
Veterans Hospital
Gary Jackson
Rayleen Hockabout
Glenwood
Randy Anderson
Mike Ausdenmore
Frank Eret, Jr
Erie
John Eret
Underwood
Bernard Qdell
Council Bluffs
Gordon Hobbs
Glenview
Ray Sampson
Clay Center
Neb
Frank Eret, Sr
Frank Eret
Hugo Dittmer
Fender Sentenced to Clarinda Mental Health Facility
Clifford Fender of Glenwood pled guilty in Mills county district court to a third offense drunken driving charge. Judge Paul H. Sulhoff committed him to the Clarinda Mental Health facility for treatment. He will stay at Clarinda until officials deem him ready for release, with a court review planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Fender
Glenwood
Mills County
Paul H. Sulhoff
Clarinda
Fender
District Court
Fire Destroys Old Glenwood Building Last Week
The Malvern Leader reports a Glenwood building was destroyed by fire last week. The tale also recalls a quirky family scene with a cat Pinky dragging kittens into the home through an open window, a yard and gate painting mishap, and a window screen removal during tree trimming. The piece blends local humor with the incident from Malvern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Pinky
Nishna Cottage News Highlights Visitors and Services
Russell Alley stayed with us while his wife recovered in hospital. Mrs. Nina Crouse was admitted June 28. Robert Palmquist of Northwes tern Bell brought a Talking Book machine. Iowa Commission for the Blind records are due. Twenty two preschool and Primary children visited June 27 to sing for residents. Mrs. Edith Carlson shared dinner and church with Mrs. Betty Tackel July 1. Services were provided by St. Johns Lutheran Church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Alley
Nina Crouse
Robert Palmquist
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Iowa Commission For the Blind
Vacation Bible School
Edith Carlson
Betty Tackel
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Gardner Rites at Red Oak Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. H B Ida Gardner will be held Friday at 11 a.m. at First Covenant church in Red Oak. She died Wednesday at Cottage Rest Home Red Oak. She is survived by a daughter Mrs John O Hall two grandsons a great grandson and a sister. Interment will be Red Oak cemetery. SPECIAL GAME Malvern gals and guys versus parents in exhibition baseball Saturday fairgrounds 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.B
Ida) Gardner
First Covenant Church
Red Oak
Gardiner
Cottage Rest
John O. Hall
Malvern
Fairgrounds
Plans to Expend Revenue Sharing Allocation
A plan outlines expenditures for the entitlement period from January 1, 1973 to June 30, 1973. It bases spending on an estimated total of $3,200 under account number 16 2 065 005.
Last Entry In Watson Docket Last Entry In Watson Docket
The last Glenwood police docket lists fines for multiple offenders in speeding reckless driving and other infractions up to $50. A Fourth of July tavern skirmish left two men needing stitches and hospital care. Diana Ricker of Malvern is an Iowa delegate to the Future Homemakers of America national session in Dallas July 9 through 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
John Watson
Richard Gilson
Co. Bluffs
David Allen
Omaha
Thomas C. Howell
Hamburg
Charles Madison
Silver City
Chares Maas
Red Oak
Malvern Rescue
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Diana Ricker
FHA
Malvern
Iown
Future Homemakers of America
Fairmont Hotel
Dallas
Texas
Bible School Ends Term With Student Program
Vacation church school closed Friday with a worship service led by Mrs. Richard Viney and a student program featuring musical numbers and acts. Parents attended as the display showcased class projects and handmade articles. The average attendance was 59, with trips to Leonard Parker Farm to see God's Creatures highlighting the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Circle
United Methodist Church
Leonard Parker
Vacation Church
Richard Viney
Church School
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Malvernians
Bernard Odell
Robert G. Thaller
Roberta
California
Grand Canyon
Painted Desert
San Fernando
Kenneth L. Robinsons
Colorado
Estes Park
Cliff Baldoziers
Clarence Woollard
Powersville
W.D. Baers
J.F. Wearin Jr
Edmundson Hospital
Floyd Parker
Roy Bowling
Denver
Cole
Verlin Hardy
Harold Hardy
Iowa City
Jim Corey
Lenox
Robert Thaller
McClure-Kelley
Gordon Scott
Lincoln
Ralph Scott
Mike Spiker
Rick Smith
Colo
Courtney Klines
Bradley Frank
Beaverton
Ore
William Scott
Westside
Archie Scott
Harry Walker
Eugene Walker
Long Beach
Walter Walker
Gregg Sullivan
Hooper
Nebr
Don Weidelich
Clear Lake
Wash
Ruth Kelley
Ed Edie
C.A. Graham
Caldwell
N.J
Dutch Gun Club
Pete Grahams
Iowa
Glenwood House
City Hall
Kid Merritt
L.S. Robinson II
Grover Cleveland
Library
Melody Bedsworth
Risa Reed
Sharon Forney
Nishna Cottage
Department OF the Treasury
Office OF Revenue Sharing
Pennsylvania Ave
N.W
Washington, D.C
Bateulive
Punukc
the Government OF
Malvern Town
Serarion
Ubrames
Socvae
Hava
BEA
F. Kemp
Ewspapen
Watson Docket
James Riley
Bellevue
Stephen Catron
Kansas City
Larry Sterling
Nebraska City
Billy J. Waring
Frontenac
Kan
Gloria Chatfield
Greg Weis
Gary Cantrell
Carter Lake
By Nao
The
American Red Cross
Costello
Farm Bureau Service Co
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