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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1973

Page

3

Emerson Area Social News Highlights Various Visits

Mrs. Ivan Shook dismissed from Omaha hospital and improving. Visitors from Sacramento California and others call on Emerson residents including Tarkio College alumni banquet attendees. Memorial Day services set at Walnut Cemetery. Shenandoah wedding attended by Emerson group. Numerous travels, family visits, church events and hospitalizations noted from Emerson and nearby towns.

Ivan Shook Omaha R.W. McMuhlen Sacramento Calif Minnie Whisler H.E. Greenwoods McMullen Winifred Hatfield Tarkio College Ralph Good Eldridge Ron Good Dennis Wistrom Mark Wistrom Kansas City Kansas N.R Settell Settell Carroll Settell Avoca Paul Humphreys Charlotte Car Joe Pilling Harry Smith Red Oak Lena Magers Bob Roeder Henderson Earl Ridgeley Hastings Dale Potter Los Angeles Harry Potter Virgil Potter Harold Culver Elliott Medames Bert Morris Harold Sowers George Hascall, Jr Stanley Williams the Christian Church Williams Europe Charles Carson Duluth Minn LaVern Carson Joel Wedergren Allen Rowe al Hooper Nebr Floyd Wedergren Uebling Edna Adams Hazel Burroughs Elsie Tedesco Council Bluffs Amanda Fields Carl Christensen Norway Wilma Coy Florence Cooper Charles Hambsch Sherry Greenwood St. James New York Edward Greenwood Joe McKees Joe McKee, Jr Sheldon Richard Brown Dana McKee Ken McKee Jerry Huston Fra Huston Promise City

Connie Edie Installed as Worthy Advisor at Emerson Assembly No. 168

Connie Edie daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Edie was installed Worthy Advisor of Emerson Assembly No 168 Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple on May 19 The theme Friendship the key to Life s Treasures and a key as symbol Colors red and white daisies and red carnations Flowers decorations by Teresa Richards line officers Mary Jane Steiner Carolyn Lynam Kathy Douglas Escorts included Doug Christiansen Doug Bristow Berk Greenwood James Paul and Warren Sayers Installations officers Lynnette Carlson installing officer Tanya Wilkinson installing marshal Paula Brown musician and Paula Kilpatrick recorder Eight other officers and helpers participated in the ceremony with prayers songs and presentations marking the installation of Connie Edie

Connie Edie Fred Edie Emerson Assembly No Order of Rainbow Masonic Temple Teresa Richards Mary Jane Steiner Carolyn Lynam Kathy Douglas Kris Neppel Richard Morgan Charlene Cowell Kathy Bowen Susan McKern Susan Reed Dixie Ebeling Marla Carlson Dixie Honeyman Doug Christensen Doug Bristow Berk Greenwood James Paul Warren Bud" Sayers Clyde Patton Lane Morse Lynnette Carlson Tanya Wilkinson Paula Brown Paula Kilpatrick Connie Miss Hillyer Assembly Ronda Brammer Kurt Morgan Agnes Workman Ponca City Nebr Dick Workman Sherman Stenbreaker Edmundson Hosital Connie McVay Jewel F.H.A Malvern Diane Ricker Steve Shaws Tarkio Herman Coppocks Paul Forristall Carson Hazel Craft Melva Christofferson Emerson, Oaks Red Oak Henderson Methodist Church The Christian Church Stanley Williams Europe William Harris Nebraska City E. N. Brown Freda Beasley Columbia Sherman Stonebreakers Howard Allensworth Edmundson Hospital Council Bluffs Eppley Care Center Omaha Clarence Nagel John Siefferd B.N. Brown Hawaii Lois Murphy Mike Myka Glenwood Waneta Meadows Rhea Sowers Nina Fhelps Sam Taylor Earl Allensworth Lynn Parker Sherman Stonebreaker Becky Allensworth Shenandoah Edna Butterfield Irwin Tony Ray Arthur Paul Elkins Emerson Tony Leo Red Oak Washington Brian Susan St. James Dustin Hoffman

Emerson Area Circles Hold Meetings and Local News

Miriam Circle met with Mrs. Myrtle Sobbing co hosted by Clyde Ingersoll. Sixteen members attended as C J Blank and Bob Samuelson led business noting United Methodist Women formation. Bath Circle met with thirteen members and two visitors as programs and reports were shared. Mary Circle gathered with 14 members for reports on finances and Bible reading material. Local items include hospitalizations, memorials, camp openings, church breakfasts, and travels of Emerson area residents to nearby towns and events.

Circle Emerson Miriam Myrtle Clyde Ingersoll C.J. Blank Bob Samuelson United Methodist Mesdames Samuelson Harald Sowers John Thorson Thorson Peter Response Magazine WSCS United Methodist Women Smith Paul Jones Mary Circle Leon Robbins Joe Pilling Clyde Patton John Gage

Henderson 50N Birth Brings Ronnie George Maurer

Henderson area reports the birth of a son to Cpl. and Mrs. Gordon Maurer in Hubert North Carolina born May 15 weighing 9 pounds 2 ounces Ronnie George named. Paternal grandparents are Mrs. Harvey Frink Henderson and George J. Maurer Pine Bluffs Wyoming. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strube Jr Pine Bluffs.

Maurers L.cpl Gordon Maurer Hubert North Carolina Ronnie George Harvey Frink Henderson George J. Maurer Pine Bluffs Wyoming Charles Strube, Jr

Family Visit Notes From Community column

Mrs Ada Freeman of Villisca spent a few days last week with daughter Mrs Ken Lauridsen. Mrs Agnes Workman observed Mother's day with daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Lowell Opelt in Hamburg. Guests included Mr and Mrs Carroll Workman from Mesa Arizona and Mr and Mrs Dick Workman with children. The Carroll Workmans spent

Ada Freeman Villisca Ken Lauridsen Agnes Workman Lowell Opelt Hamburg Carroll Workman Mesa, Ariz Dick Workman Carroll Workmans

Memorial Services and Community Notices From Wesley Area

Memorial services set for Wesley Cemetery next Sunday at 10 a.m. Mrs Vera Ditters attended United Methodist pre conference in Des Moines. Saturday and Thursday guests included the Bob Sells party from Shawnee and Essex residents. Mrs Eddie Barnett joined Christian Women’s Club lunch in Red Oak. Albert Washburn and Linda Washburn noted at Lincoln graduation. Linda returns home for summer. Ott Menschel visitors included Louis Leu and several local residents from Tabor and nearby areas.

Beaver Lake Murray Nebr Paul Jones Friendship Club Frank Porter Essex Essex High School David Porter Duane Porters Mabel Ward Red Oak Hospital Sewing Circle Florence Guyer LeRoy Johnson Chicago Bob Jim Tom Trautman Tom North Park College Forrest Gillespie Lutheran Hospital Omaha Ira Richards Elliott Malcolm Cole Donnie Council Berl Morris Thorson Charles Schoening Council Bluffs Schoening Thorsons Richard Williams Wesley Cemetery Vera Ditters United Methodist Church Des Moines Bob Sells Edward Taylor Shawnee Okla Clifford Allery Eddie Barnett Christian Women’s Club Gold Crown Red Oak Albert Washburn Wesleyan Lincoln Linda Washburn Ott Menschel Louis Leu Ethel Patrick Alice Redenbaugh Tabor

Authors in the Making by Mike Winchester

Creative Writing students labor to produce a book of their best works under instructor Miss Hurley. The class has tried poems stories radio plays and character sketches as the semester ends. A student group will select the pieces and compile them into a volume amid busy typewriters and duplicators. Also reports of Sunday dinner guests and local concert attendance appear from Malvern Red Oak Cedar Creek Stuart and Omaha communities.

Mike Winchester Miss Hurley

East Liberty Social News and Fines Report

East Liberty notices cover visits from Mrs Leonard Parker and sister Mrs Clyde Jones in Grant City and locals calling on Mrs Josie Stotts in Silver City. Memorial services set for May 27 at 2 p.m. in East Liberty with St Johns friends in charge. Glenwood police court fines list includes Floyd Rubenking 30 days for public intoxication and numerous speeding and other infractions across Malvern, Glenwood, and surrounding towns.

Leonard Parker Clyde Jones Grant City Gertrude Murphy Shenandoah Phoebe Goodell Frank Hall Beulah Wirth Tabor Joyce Stephens Josie Stotts Alma Boehme Irma Hayes Irene Prien Silver City Dale Alexanders George Clark Hastings Charley Alexander Bob Stilles Henderson Walter Stiles East Liberty St. Johns Norman Benedict Glenwood Ora Benedicts Stella Boyce Council Bluffs Warner Watts Norval Lowe Emerson Vaughn Victor Babbitt Orville Babbitt Mark Babbitt Wanneeta Carey Malvern Watts Ernest Brower Joe Parker Marvin Dickinson Kenneth Scott Parkers Chris Maynes Tom Pearce Don Allen Counci Bluffs Claude Stephens Floyd Rubenking Amil Hillhouse Pacific Junction Don White

Nishna Valley Senior of the Week lineup features Debran Branan Chuck Struble and Tony Elkins

Three NV seniors are highlighted Debbie Branan Chuck Struble and Tony Elkins detailing birth dates 1954 1955 family ties Emerson Moorhead and East Monona School histories current classes including government art and economics and favorite things from cars to films. Each student expresses plans and views while wishing them good luck.

Sharon Branan Emerson Debbie Lynn Branan Debbie Scorpio Red Oak Jr Deb Susan St. James Joe Namath Valley Charles Edward Struble Chuck Russ Betty Struble East Monona School Moorhead Chevy Phyllis Diller Bob Hope

Tony’s Plans and Student Advice Highlight Glenwood Field Trip

Tony, admired by Marty Gravett, encourages underclassmen to enjoy their NY days. He plans wheat harvest work, crew this summer, and a fall job. On May 15 the 7th class from Nishna Valley toured Mills County Historical Museum in Glenwood to study Iowa history. Chaperones included Mrs Obrecht and several mothers plus bus driver Mrs Frink.

Tony Marty Gravett Nishna Valley Mills County Glenwood Towa Obrecht Maher Hillyer Thorson Frink

Sadie Hawkins Day Honors Winners at School Event

On May 17 the Junior class sponsored Sadie Hawkins Day with coveralls workshirts and hats as the dress code. Students bought 35 cent tickets to dress down, or faced a penalty at lunch. Carmen Cunningham and Mike Winchester earned the top Sadie Hawkins privileges and front lunch-line status for the year.

Dixie Ebeling Brent Eastwood Carmen Cunningham Mike Winchester

Boys State Track Meet and School Events Schedule

Daily Dispatches lists events from May 25 to May 31: May 25 and 26 Boys State Track meet. May 27 Baccalaureate at 8 p.m.. May 28 no school. May 29 and 30 final exams. May 29 Awards Night at 8 p.m.. May 31 Commencement at 8 p.m.

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