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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1971

Page

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Open House Honors the Brakes at July Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Ernest Brake of Glenwood now in Wichita Kans celebrate their 57th wedding anniversary with an open house July 18 at First Christian Church Glenwood. He was water superintendent and worked in the Glenwood State School engine room. After moving to Wichita he spent years in Beach Aircraft machine shop before retiring. They have nine children, 25 grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited. no gifts.

Open House Ernest Brake Glenwood Wichita Kan First Christian Church Harvey Norman Hampton Eldon Washington, Ia Darrell Springfield Ernest Jr Albuquerque N. M Ruth Ballentine Carlyn Hudson Wichita, Kan Geneva Ellison Mineral Wells Tex Patricia Allen Bossier City

Open House for Vanattas Sunday

Mr and Mrs Richard J Vanatta celebrate their 21st wedding anniversary on Saturday July 10 from 7 to 9 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Foster in Bandolph AM. Friends and relatives are cordially invited to call at that time with guests added to the pleasure of the party.

Richard J. Vanatta Paul Foster Bandolph

Fleming Reunion Draws 94 Members at Camp JOY

Descendants of AG Fleming gathered at Camp JOY near Ava Missouri on July 13 for the fourth annual reunion. Attendees from Missouri Iowa Nebraska Illinois and Sask Canada attended with 15 guests. Highlights included Sunday worship in the chapel led by Fred Fleming and personal testimonies from Robert Fleming Clyde Cox and Eugene Everson. A business meeting elected Jim Irvin president Robert Fleming vice president and June Matthews secretary treasurer. Prizes honored traveling fathers oldest relative youngest relative youngest grandchild and more. A bar of soap was given for the dirtiest grandchild and week activities included swimming, games, fireworks and Fleming traditions.

AG. Fleming Camp Joy Bible Camp Ava Missoui Iowa Nebraska Iinois Sask Canada Fred Fleming Robert Fleming Clyde Cox Eugene Everson Donna Fleming Jesus Roert Fleming Cindy Fleming Doris Fleming Don Fleming Ralston Nebr Donna Benson Jim Irvin Malvern Henderson Vice Press June Matthews Carson Seoty-Treas Clarence Torrey Vivian Lois Hodge Hastings Sean Eriq Fisher Silver City A. D. Fleming Doris Kansas City Judy McGrew Steve David Matthews Edna Richard Fleming Robert Willard Omaha Fleming

Local Social Notes Update From Shenandoah and Surrounding Areas

Sgt and Mrs Phoebe Coudell and family of Shenandoah visited Council Bluffs Sunday with the Charles Goodell family. Ottumwa guests stayed with Mrs Lillian Sowers. Mrs Ora Clay Edna and Velma in Malvern were callers. Dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Lyle Williams included Mr and Mrs Keith Wilcox and Mr and Mrs Kenneth MacDonald, Todd of Titenka and Mrs Mae Williams of Malvern. Normal Benedict of Glenwood attended afternoon calls with the McKinney in Hendelony. The Parkers had grandchildren Shannon Todd and Bellvue visit. Gary Barkers moved to Bellevue. The Burres of Yamhill called on Josie Stalls and Claude Stentens after visiting relatives in Omaha with Fay Mayberry and family. Dale Alexanders hosted dinners. Dales visited Hastings with George Clark and Eddie family. Tom Pearce Renee and Rodney were on vacation.

Phoebe Coudell Varyey Vermillion Shenandoah Council Blutis Charles Goodell Billy Jimmy Proctor Ottumwa Lillian Sowers Ora Clay Edna Velma Malvern Lyle Willams Keith Wilcox Kenneth MacDonald Todd Titenka Mae Williams Normal Benedict Glenwood Clarence McKinney Hendelony Claude Stephens Leonard Parker Galen Hut Gertrude Murphy Parkers Shannon Gary Barkers Merle -W. Burres Yamhill Ore Josie Claude “Stentens Omaha Fay Mayberry Randolph Dales Hastings George Clark Eddie Tom Pearce Renee Rodney

Fourteen Motor Vehicles Registered in County

The county notes fourteen new motor vehicle registrations with owners listed by make and town. Fords go to Richard Fichel Cecil E Hoover Malvern Virgil Roenfeld Gary Peterson Glenwood Buick to N F Wright Emerson Plymouth to Frank Stevens Jr Malvern Pontiacs to Jacob Tsengier Glenwood Eldon Deitchler Randolph Reinert Glenwood Chevrolets to Carl D Carnes Malvern Everett Booth Glenwood Oldsmobile to Rudolph E Huebner Jr Pacific Junction Chevrolet pickup to Samuel Delavan Glenwood Ford pickup to Louis F Jens Jr Glenwood The week passed without a marriage license issued.

Richard Fichel Cecil E. Hoover Malvern Virgil H. Roenfeld Gary Peterson Glenwood Buick N. F. Wright Emerson Plymouth Frank Stevens, Jr Jacob Tsengier Eldon Deitchler Chrysler Randol Reinert Carl D . Carnes Everett Booth Oldsmobile Rudolph E. Huebner, Jr Pacific Junction Samuel Delavan Louis F. Jens, Jr

Chain-Reaction Crash Near Glenwood Injures Four

Four cars involved in a chain-reaction crash near a Glenwood bridge last Thursday afternoon left three notably damaged. Leonard Schuster of Glenwood struck a vehicle initiating the sequence. Schuster was charged with traveling too fast to stop. damages were $800 to Graham, $750 to Holbrook, $150 to Miller, and Schuster’s car shown as $0 damage.

Glenwood Raymond Holbrook Omaha Eugene Miller Chicago Carl Grahiam Diagonal Leonard Schuster Schuster C. W. Rich Graham Holbrook Miller

Malvern Visit Notes From Families Across States

Malvern social column lists Blaine Stevensons from Mt. Pleasant Michigan visiting Carroll Perkins and Nishna Cottage patient, plus Blair Nebraska resident Ben Reed visiting Otto Hall family. Other locals include Levi Fendex Sidney senior daughter with Edith Hall, and Harold Morris hosting Harold Smiths with Springfield Nebraska ties. Various Omaha and Carter Lake residents called on Sophia Robertson and Warren Hall while Wayne Nebraska connects with Lonnie McDonald’s family.

Blaine Stevenson Zachery Mt. Pleasant Mich Carroll Perkins Carroll Perking Nishna Cottage Lage Ben Reed Blair Nebr Otto Hall Levi Fendex Sidney Edith Hall Steve Smith Baby Harold Smith Council Bluffs Harold Morris Robert Iske Springfield Kathryn Adams Papijlian Ida Cordes Alme Seevus Omaha Scephia Robertson Warren Hall Carter Lake Lonnie McDonald Wayne

First the Truck Then the Wrecker

A Mills County accident on Interstate 24 near Glenwood involved a Garrett Holmes Company truck from Kansas City Missouri. The truck overturned after hitting a drainage culvert four miles NW of Glenwood. the driver Joseph Ruse notified police and called a heavy-duty wrecker from Council Bluffs, which then caught fire and required firefighting by Gremen.

Mills County Garrett Holmes Company Kansas City Central Glenwood Joseph Ruse Council Bluffs Gremen

Wesley Chapel Supper Guests From Omaha Families Chosen

Monday supper at Mr. and Mrs. Jay Winslow’s home in Wesley Chapel drew B. E. Peterson Fred Menard and the Martin Peterson families of Omaha. Later arrivals included the Werden Granteers.

Jay Winslow B.E. Peterson Fred Menard Martin Peterson Omaha Werden Granteers

Weekend Visitors Share News From Malvern And Hastings

Week's visitors include Earl Sch roeder's and Willard Palens at Thousand Island Lake Michigan and Tom Schroeders at Hazelhurst Wise They spent time with Archie Beatt Hastings Jim Kelley and Richard Henderson families Kenneth Henderson hospitalized for pneumonia Theron Mickelsons visiting Mercy hospital and Pearl Brewer Malvern Mrs Brewer improving Mrs Bud Shenefields Russell Colorado trip extended to Walther Shenefield Omaha and Walter Shenefield Denver

Earl Schroeder Willard Palens Thousand Island Lake Michigan Tom Schroeders Hazelhurst Wise Archie Beatt Malvern Jim Kelleys Hastings Richard Hendersons Dick Pederson Des Moines Rodney Wahte James Carson Kenneth Henderson Kenneth Russell Colorado Charles Shenefileds Walter Shenefield Omaha

Large Fourth of July Show Ends Celebration in High Style

The July 5 afternoon and evening events featured the Omaha Sky Divers with Doug Gipe, Lt. Gov. Roger Jepsen delivering a steady Republican keynote, and local star Kay Brote showcased acrobatic dance. The Sky Kings performed a sky high pole act, Auto Pushball went overtime with the Red Devils victorious, and a grand fireworks finale honored Louis Knop, the longtime spark of the celebration.

Omaha Doug Gipe Roger W.jepsen Jepsen Kay Brote Southwest Iowa Rick Barbour Dabor Allison Boyd Percival Wainwrights Carol Wayne Shane Champaign Henry Schnoor Harry Hammons Post Wr. E Mike Bloomer C. W. Mac" McNanainy Sky Kings Red Devils Bruno Pete Leu Orla Dunes Vern Donnie Chris Knop

Celebration notes highlight Malvern events and Dutchman fireworks

The Malvern celebration drew crowds as Dan McGrew of Omaha promoted ticket sales while hundreds attended the grounds. The Dutchman fireworks displayed their biggest finale yet, honoring Louis Knop and his 24 years with the show. Parking stretched to Main Street and beyond, with midway rides busy and food stands thriving.

Louis Knop Brownville Nebr

Malvern Crowd Swamps Town as New Officer Meets Challenge

Benny Kling, Malvern’s new law officer, faced a July 5 crush of 15 to 16 thousand people. With Sheriff Ed Barkus and deputies assisting, the busy day tested the small town’s policing, as motorcycles and campers filled the streets and the crowd roared through a memorable scene.

Mike Bloomer Malvern Benny Kling Mills County Ed Barkus C. W. Rich Chuck Ayers Benny

Fines Total $140 in Glenwood Police Court

Fredrick Lee Miles of Silver City was fined $140 for three speeding charges, failing to stop at a stop sign, and failing to yield to an emergency vehicle after a chase that started in Glenwood and ended at Pacific Junction. Other fines included Phillip Cave $12 for speeding, Dixie Ozenbaugh $10 for stop sign, Louise Estes $10 for loss of vehicle control, and Ronald Roller $25 for consuming beer in a motor vehicle.

Fredrick Lee Miles Silver City John C. Watson Glenwood Wayne Cashiatt H. R. Gregg Pacific Junction Phillip Cave Red Oak Dixie Ozenbaugh Silve City Louise Estes Maryville Clarence Freed Esex Thomas Woelfel Bellevue Nebr Ronald C. Gray Warren Moore Sioux City Dorothy Meek Ronald Lee Roller Culver City Colo Richard Flint Charles Andrews Robert. Hansen

ISU Cattle Day events in Ames July 15 and 16

Mills county cattlemen plan to attend Cattle Feeders Day on July 15 and Cow Calf Roundup on July 16 at Iowa State University. County Extension Director LaVerne Obrecht says advance registration at the county extension office in Malvern helps ISU plan meals and rides. Sharing rides is encouraged to connect cattlemen en route.

Mills Iowa State University Malvern Iowa State LaVerne Obrecht Obrecht

Wesley News Notes On Visits And Funeral In Michigan

Melvin McGrew attended Leo Martin’s funeral in Lansing, Michigan, where Martin founded the University of Michigan Department of Radio and Television. Survivors include his wife Jean and son Mike, plus one grandchild. Various local residents visited Mercy Hospital and Lutheran in Omaha, with trips described to and from Harlan, Louisville, and Fort Leonard Wood. An address is provided for Lt. Mark Robbing in Missouri, and centennial parade attendance is noted for several families.

Melvin McGrew Lansing Mich Dnlaw Leo Martin Martin Dept. of Radio and Television University of Michigan At East Lansing Jean Mike Don Godfrey Mercy Hospital Walter Godfrey Harold Wilson Lutherans Hospital Omaha Milton Latchaw Dwight Parker Nancy Tucson Ariz Lynn Parker Louisville Helen Winslow Lynn Parkers Mark Robbins Mark Robbing Co. D Ft. Leonard Wood Ned Turner Orville Turner Avoca Harlan Walnut Ray Lathrop Jerry Ben Wilson Joyce Jerry Lathrop Clinton Parkers Harry Porters Eric Nyrens Don Godfreys Delbert Terrys Emerson Ben Wilsons Vera Dittus Jerrys Darrell Godfrey Leon Wiegman Larry Richard Weigman

Women’s Society of Christian Service to Meet

The Women’s Society of Christian Service will meet at the church on Wednesday, July 14, at 2 p.m. The column notes various weekend visits and relatives including the Mabrys of Omaha, the Wilsons, and Lori Smith of Eugene, Ore, with brief family travel updates and a summer student guest at the Bakehouses.

Women’s Society of Christian Service John Mabrys Omaha Robert Reshes John Wilsons Chris Longa Michelle Wilson Home Lori Smith Eugene Ore Lori Wilsons Kathryn Rickahaugh Craig Palmer Ft. Leavenworth Kan Allan Palmer Becky Smith Carson Beverly Jewel Henderson Elizabeth Bakehouse J. Petersburg

Sunday School Attendance and Community Visits Report

WG announces 51 in Sunday School with 7 visitors and 11.09 in offerings. Guest visitors include the uppky family Penner and Remple from Manitoba Canada. Evening program July 11 features Chaplin Windle Wilson from Yellow stone Boys Ranch Montana at Oaks. Local social events include visits, a wedding in Red Oak, and alumni banquet in York Nebraska.

Bob Roeder Montana Oaks Althea Norton Merrill Sowers Victor Nortons Red Oak Roger Davidson Des Moines Morris Johnsons Bill Huff Albert Stille Harold Randal Elm Hurst Til Charles Ellison Malvern Donna Saville Colleen Black Burl Brazeal Bethlehem Lathern Church Dean Warren Roger

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Vaughn Hooverk Vaughn Hoover Darrell Fredericksons Alva Barrett Mr. Hoover Marsha Fanning Lowell Fanning Harvey Watts Sheryl Goldsberry Cindy Hardman Marsha Omaha Civic Auditorium Handley Newell Grink Max Dashner Crink Nancy Darrah Handley Nemaha Nebi Brida Vanattas Blackburn Sgt A Malvern Village Wesley Chapel Dan McGrew Spahco Air Grounds Chantry Pasture Cas Louis Ames Wesley News Wilson L. E. Brammeier Cli Lal Tela Esemine Usda Choice O'Donnell
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