May Fellowship for the Churches of Mills County
A listing notes a May 4 fellowship at the Glenwood Baptist Church with invitations extended to all churches in Mills County. The item includes social visits, community gatherings, and local residents attending events and meals, plus brief mentions of travel and family activities around Henderson, Shenandoah, Red Oak, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Steiner
Mary Jane
Barbara Stille
Barbara
Kelly
Marjorie Haack
Teri
LaVonne Kudron
Joan
Joy Byers
Bambi
Dixie Steiner
Priscilla
Joni Byers
Kim
Judy Magers
Libbey
Thelma Frink
Sheila Mayer
Donna Napps
Kristy
Julie
Francis Sowers
Sally
LaDonna Stephens
Lori
Lynette
Ruby Bass
Kathy
Wanda Williams
Grace Bowen
Mills County
Baptist Church
Glenwood
Dale Bolton
Harvey Bolton
Kenny
Lois Coons
Co. Bluffs
Cheryl Dinkelage
Carolyn Bryant
T.O.P.S
Tabor
MYF
Shenandoah
Golden Age
Macedonia
Dorothy Harbor
Blanche Steele
Harbor
Kirk
Scott
Karen Vanderlinden
Numa
Henderson
Drew
Richard Magers
Wm. Harbor
Des Moines
Earl Ridgeley
Lloyd Ridgeley
Hastings
Lena Magers
Edna Biterfield
Rhea Sowers
Red Oak
Fern Buis
Omaha
Minnie Allensworth
Florence Guyer
Emerson
East Liberty Social News and Local Visits Report
Mrs Josie Stotts reports on East Liberty social rounds with visits to Red Oak Malvern and Shenandoah. A pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs Walter Stille featured gifts for Laura Anne Hoff man of Lacey Washington. Families from Shenandoah Malvern and Henderson gathered for Ruth Howards 40th anniversary celebrations and a christening at Avenue B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Stotts
Mary Skerritt
Ward Hunt
Red Oak
Elsie Heilman
Neola Rast
Walter Stille
Laura Anne
Frank Hoffman
Lacey
Wash
Frederic Newell
Joe Parker
Mae Scott
Malvern
Mike Parker
Carl Scott
Lavonne
Mary Circle
Phoebe Goodell
Helen Briley
Alma Lyvers
Shenandoah
Ralph Jackson
Glenwood
Paul Benedict
Council Bluffs
Gene Howards
Howard
Avenue B
Jason Kip
Conflicting Farm Export Projections Shake Administration
The article contrasts a Butz White Paper predicting 1973 export decline with his testimony of record and rising shipments to $11 billion in fiscal 1973. It notes internal White House contradictions and a speech by Undersecretary Campbell signaling later supply increases. It questions farmer prices and whether grain exporters profit at producers' expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Butz
House Agriculture Committee
White House
Butz
Agriculture Committee
Phil Campbell
National Broiler Marketing Association
Sunday School Notes At WAC Church Services
Sunday school attendance at WAC 58 with 5 visitors and 1 birthday, offering 12.13. Sermon on the Resurrection story and numerous specials in song. Choir performed Hallelujah What a Saviour Christ Arose and Living for Jesus. duets and quartette numbers followed. Several families and guests from nearby towns visited and attended services, with many social events and visits noted through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jesus
Ron Cole
Ralph Cole
Joy Cole
Henry Cole
Evelyn Waren
Ruth Parker
Bob Roeder
Merrill Sowers
Dana College
Blair
Nebr
Pleasantdale
Richard Saville
Larry Skank
Carson
Max Isaacson
Shawnee Mission
Kan
Victor Norton
Red Oak
Althea Norton
Darryl Nikkel
Derby
Bill Huffs
Joy
Dr. Thomas
Herald Jinkens
Win Castor
L.E. Brammeiers
Ray Trively
Malvern
Bill Huff
Marilyn Sowers
Don Janz
Manitoba
Canada
Tabor College
Hillsboro
Kans
Ray Trivelys
Vernon Nagel
Roxann
Larrabee
Edwin Ambroses
John Kisslers
Omaha
Lord
Lillian Sowers
St. Petersburg
Fla
George Jones
Jolly Jones Club
Jerry Huff
Alds Ladies Aid
Clinton Parker
Carleton Davidson
John Davidson
Presbyterian Church
Essex
J. Allen Peterson
Jerry Mabary
Jill
Harlan
Jack
Charley Wilson
Victor Nortons
LeRoy Levasseur
Hartford
Dak
Jim Terry
LE. Brammeiers
Roger Neumeister
Malvern Leader May 3 1973 edition overview
The Malvern Leader from Malvern Iowa published on Thursday May 3 1973 presents local news highlights, community notices, and brief civic updates for residents. The issue reflects town events, school items, and upcoming activities typical of a small midwestern newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Iowa
Take Your Phone When You Move Malvern Plan
Northwestern Bell offers move receivers an incentive starting May 1. Desk type Princess and Trimline phones can be taken to a new address with cords cut near the wall. Customers receive a 5 dollar bill credit toward installation charges. The plan aims to reduce losses from left in sets and covers mainly residences and small businesses. Over a million users have already participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Malvern Exchange
Northwestern Bell
R.L. Palmquist
Palmquist
Bell
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John Paul
Harry BE
Paul
Morningside College
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Howard Allensworth
Art Fretcher
Mark Talkington
Nishna
Pauline Nagel
the Edmundson Hospital
Nagel
Arthur Peterson
Mathilda DeBolt
Richard Allensworth
James Skidmore
Eppley
Jacksonville
Rick
Dana
Evelyn DeBolt
Mills-Montgomery
Amana
Mildred Byers
The
Atlantic Hospital
Donna Taylor
Jerry Byers
Randall Byers
Congressman
Wm. Scherle
Washington D.C
Art Darby
Theo Shook
Ken Lauridsen
Weldon Wallace
Corning
Tom Resh
Mary Bower
Ames
Richard Bower
Adel
Harry Paul
East Liberty
Florida
Homer Mayberry
Claude Stephens
Clarence McKinney
Bob
Mike
A. Darby
Floyd Stephens
Lorimer
Gary Parkers
Bellevue
Leonard Parker
Frank
Emnett Stephens
NFO Report
Mrs. Howard
Palmer
WAC
L. E. Brammein
North Vine Street
APS
Land Bank
Larry Vileta
West Broadway
Iowa Power
Soe
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