Henningsen Foods wins President's E Award in Omaha
Henderson News reports Henningsen Foods, Inc. receives the President's E Award for excellence in exporting at a ceremony in Omaha. Victor W. Henningsen Jr. accepts from George Payne as Malvern officials attend. The Nebraska based firm, founded 1889, is a leading dried egg and related product processor with global sales and multiple plants.
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Henningsen Foods, Inc
Omaha
W.W. Henningsen, Jr
N. J. Klipfel
Eugene A. Leahy
Bill Gaines
Norfolk
Henningsen
George Payne
U. S. Dept. of Commerce
Jack Henningsen
Mr. Payne
Victor W. Henningsen
Malvern
Plaza Club
Victor W. Henningsen, Jr
United States Department of Commerce
Henningsen Produce Company
Superior
Nebraska
Frederick A. Henningsen
John T. Henningsen
White Plains
New York
Iowa
South Dakota
Minnesota
David City
Noralk
Ravenna
Xerox
Springfield
Missouri
Rites Tuesday for Mrs May in Silver City
Memorial services were held Tuesday for Mrs. Leo May who died Saturday at her farm east of Silver City. The United Methodist church hosted the service led by Rev. E LeRoy Pullman. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery with Raynor Lett Kent Funeral Home handling arrangements. Mrs May, born Aileen Boyce on August 6 1919, was survived by her husband a son Jack two daughters Sharon Hayes and Mary Ann Nightseer and their families. An obituary will be published next week.
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Julia McMullen
Claudia Hoover
Emerson
Betty Lou Reiken
Miss Reiken
Mrs. Hoover
Terry Byers
Bill Claycomb
Paul Forristall
Carson
Otis Pendegraph
Bernadine Pendegraph
Mike
Creston
Clarence McKinney
Alice Alensworth
Susan Achenbach
Mike Pendegraph
Viet Nam
Anna Christensen
Norman Christensen
Edmundson Hospital
Co. Bluffs
The
Christian Church
Alan Hannaford
Melva Christofferson
Nishna Valley School
Tim Dinkelage
Atlantic
Viva Allensworth
Don Allensworth
Macedonia
Charter Oak
David Henderson
Earl Gollhoffer
Stan Johnston
Trimble
Clinton Parker
Edna Butterfield
Minnie Allensworth
Wesley Chapel
Gerald Viner
Jim Oliver
Pisgah
James Pendegraph
Sioux Falls
M. D
Arnold Williams
Debbie
Leo Boileau
Gola Wilber
Treynor
Wanda Williams
WSCS
Sioux City
Harriet Ballon New Hope Center
Sheiler Hall
Morningside College
Wm. Harbor
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Red Oak
Vera Dittus
Virgil Morris
Howard Allensworth
Gordon Steiner
Ray Granteer
Jackie Harbor
Robin Habary
Arnold, Frazee
Dean Wedergren
Mrs. Harbor
Little Jagon Bodwell
Mike Bodwell
Clarkson Hospital
M. L. Scheffel
Omaha
Morris Harbor
Jack
Steve Shaw
Tarkio
Richard Magers
Herman Coppock
al Rallis
Hamburg
John Mott
Malvern
Ed Eggenburger
Chicago
Lena Magers
Karen Bodwell
Jason
Gail Goedekker
Millard
Nebr
Joe Pillings
Kenneth Jewell
Tho. Shook
Claude Stephens
Hugh
Julie
Donna
Faye Butterfield
Rhea Sowers
Carrol Phillips
Anne
Billy
Clinton Parkers
Dennis Johnson
Parkers
United States
Henningsen
China
Maurice Stans
Congress
Jim Rountree
Jon Kemp
Pete Graham
Malvern Commercial Club
John
Rountree
MCHS
Fred Fischer
Leo May
Silver City
United Methodist Church of
E. LeRoy Pullman
Glenwood Cemetery
Raynor, Lett & Kent Funeral Home
May
Aileen Boyce
Sharon Hayes
Mary Ann Nightseer
Malvern Leader issue highlights and notices
The Malvern Leader from Malvern Iowa dated Thursday March 20 1972 presents local items of interest detailing community events. Readers find brief notices on town matters and public notices with regional updates and upcoming activities.
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Malvern
Iowa
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Malvern High School
Tim Fischer
Michael Ricker
Floyd Ricker
Herman
Drs. Hospital
Wayne Turner
Delbert McVay
Bolton
Orin Andrey
Ames
Iva Boileau
Eloise Steiner
Dale Bolton
Genesse Stephens
Florence Guyer
Merriam Moss
Arthur Allensworth
Mr. Kleipfel
Home Office
Mrs. May
Malvern Baptist Church
Gational Church
Glenwood
Gary Per
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