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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1966

Page

6

Miss Barbara South Returns From France For Month Visit

Miss Barbara South arrives from Toul France for a month with her mother Mrs Velma South and relatives. A U S Armed Forces in Europe Field Entertainment Director, she missed New York landing due to weather and stayed five hours in Montreal. She dined with Miss Martha Artist in Omaha and the Jim Blauvelts in Cumberland before attending the Wabash luncheon in Council Bluffs.

Barbara South Toul France Velma South Miss South U.S Europe New York Montreal Canada Mrs. South Barbara Martha Artist Omaha Jim Blauvelts Cumberland Council Bluffs

Henderson Guests and Local Social Highlights

Henderson social notes list visitors Mrs Joyce Akes Tory and Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson from Council Bluffs plus weekend guests Mr and Mrs Lea Crowell of Lenox. Attendees at events include Art Fritcher and others at the United Rodeo Association convention and banquet in Ankeny and Wagon Wheel Saddle club in Carson. Local dining, demonstrations, and visits feature Mrs Carroll Dayson hosting, 16 ladies at a party, Home Cafe serving 75 dinners, and multiple calls and dinners among Red Oak Emerson Carson and nearby residents.Rick Morris named to Southwest Iowa Class B first football team. Ferrill Quick of Treynor and many local families appeared at various gatherings.

Kenneth Lauridsens Joyce Akes Tory Fred Anderson Council Bluffs Lea Crowell Lenox Art Fritcher United Rodeo Association Ankeny Oakland Earlin Ferris Carson Wagon Wheel Saddle Club Carroll Dayson Asa McVay Marge Bierbaum Maine Home Red Oak Emerson T. €. Shook Sally Shook C. A. Frink J.U.G. Club Stanley Steve Brown Bud Wilhelm Strabas Glen Brown Monty David Cora Lee Glenn Dean Brown Tammy Chester Kadel Erv Kade

Local families share birthday gatherings and visits around town

Mes Arnold Williams surprised her mother Grace Bowen with a birthday party Saturday night attended by Melva Christofferson Wayne vl Shook Hele Winchester and Deb pie ant. They brought cake and ice cream. Weekend visitors included Joe Mays Penny from Council Bluffs and the Columbus Myers family. The Johnsons named Farm Family of the Year 1966 in Johnson County. Attendance at services for Mrs G B Nicks included many locals. Dan Finlay, Hendrix Implement Co. employee, suffered a heart attack Thursday and was taken to Red Oak hospital for three weeks. Additional social visits occurred among Red Oak and nearby communities the past week.

Arnold Wiliams Grace Bowen Melva Christofferson Wayne Vl T. C. Shook Hele Winchester Williams Debpie Ant. Ronnie Joe Mays Penny Couneil Bluffs Welton Wallace Fami Nebo G. B. Nicks Nicks Columbus Myers Hadley Parker Emerson Fred Roeder Chris Myers Ray Arnold Williams Home Cafe Oakland Packing Plant Dan Finlay Hendrix Implement Co Hendrix Red Oak Hospital Russell DeWitt Dave Sandquist Elliott Ralph J. Viner Methodist Church Federation Red Oak Hysham House Anna Pierce Lalla Harbor Sylvia Achenbaugh Hattie Kirkpatrick Glenwood Gerald Penwell Morton Mills Herman Coppock Linda Dick Magers Ludd Coppocks Dudd

Vanderlindens Fly to Fairfield Game

Dr and Mrs W J Vanderlinden flew to Fairfield Saturday to attend the football game and spent the night with Mrs Vanderlinden s sister in Eddyville They returned Sunday after fog forced a forced landing at Chariton Mrs Vanderlinden recently earned her pilots license Several local families attended open houses and dinners across nearby towns including Oakland Shenandoah Macedonia and Bergan Mercy Hospital in Omaha with updates on visits and weekend gatherings.

W. J. Vanderlinden Scott Karen Steve Fairfield Gola Wilber Jake Morris Oakland W. H. Harber Lula Williams Earl McGee Percy Rist Charley Davis Glenwood Fay Butterfield Shenandoah Dale Sonderup Fullerton Nebr Gus Pendegraft Sonderup Cynthia Pendegrafts Annivrary Don Allensworths Macedonia Earl Allensworth Carl Bolton 64 Club Pottawattamie Mutual Carl Boltons Harvey Boltons Gene Bolton Bergan- Mercy Hospital Omaha Gene

Creston Family Attends Local Open House and Calls

The Don Pendegrast family of Creston joined Clarence McKiney and his wife for Saturday night and Sunday visits. They attended the open house for Mr and Mrs Dor Allensworth in Macedonia Saturday night. The Jim Osler family of Glenwood were Sunday supper guests of the McKinneys, with Mr and Mrs Emmett Stephens and girls of Malvern visiting in the evening. Mr and Mrs Claude Stephens of Malvern were Wednesday evening callers.

Don Pendegrast Creston Clarence McKiney Dor Allensworth Macedonia Jim Osler Glenwood the McKinneys Emmett Stephens Malvern Claude Stephens

Rebecca Circle Meets Thursday Afternoon In Glenwood

Final rites were held Saturday for Mrs. Permelia Cape 89 of Glenwood. Burial at Hastings Cemetery followed at 2 p.m. with Rev. Clyde Mosher officiating. She died Wednesday in a focal hospital. Survivors include two sons Homer of Council Bluffs and Hershel of Glenwood and brother Marshal Stockton. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boyd of Pearidge Ark visited their daughter Mrs. Keith Clutes. Patty Perkins was elected MYF secretary and Robin Courtier reporter. Bert Fritz funeral services at Silver City attended by Mr and Mrs Steve Haines and Mr and Mrs Jack Largest.

Clarence Boyd Pearidge Ark Keith Clutes Patty Perkins MYF Robin Courtier Steve Haines Jack Largest Bert Fritz Silver City Keith Clites Alfred Clites Randolph Noryma Tye Malvern Timmy Clites Glenwood Florence E. Stiles Jack Shannon Quincy Ill Arnold Courtier Town City Rollie Good John Brown Ivan Crawford Arid Phoebe Brown

Donors Boost Light Fund at Hastings

The Hastings community lighting fund thanks donors who contributed 303.08 to buy lights and brackets for holiday decoration. The Town and Fire Dept each gave 50, WSCS 36.85 and many individuals donated small amounts. As work continues, more donations are welcome to complete the project next year.

Town and Fire Dept WSCS Hastings Saddle Club Good Grain Rebekah Lodge WOOF Bill Shapcott Perkins Service Courtier Electric Hites Plumbing Art Larsen Peppy Pixies

Hastings Town Council Minutes 1966 Nov 3 Regular Session

Hastings Iowa town council met November 3 1966 at 730 PM with Mayor Art Larsen presiding. All councilmen present. Minutes last meeting and treasurer's report approved. Receipts include state tax 186.63 water meter deposit 20.00 water bills 973.33 Christmas light donations 166.85 total 696.01. Bills received list shows general fund items from Iowa Power and Light and others.

Hastings Iowa Art Larsen Gene Palser Paul Taylor Aaron Crouse James Burrington Rct To. Power & Lt. Ca P. Taylor Lois Clites

Hastings Mayor Thanks Helpers for Light Fund Decorations

Hastings officials thank the volunteers and citizens who raised funds for Christmas street decorations. The council debated payments to vendors, transferred funds to utilities, and adjourned with a note that more donations are needed to cover the remaining bill.

Hastings

Final Rites for John H. Hudson

Funeral services were held at Hastings Methodist Church for John Henry Hudson born March 5 1903 in Otha Iowa died Oct 28 1566 at age 63. The service included Rev Earl Kelley Rev Ralph Russell with interment at Hastings cemetery. He leaves wife Jean one son Roger Eugene Hastings and three daughters Jacqueline Joan Patricia and Sharon plus 16 grandchildren. Raynor Lett Kent Funeral Home handled arrangements.

Hastings Methodist Church John Hudson Earl Kelley Ralph Russell Jesse Perkins Charles Phelps Carl Hayes Harold Smith Morris Fender Ralph Hites Charley Hall Fred Lookabit Ray Hites Benjamin Haroff Jack Reid Charles. Phelps Richard Vance Charlie Alvord Kansas City Hastings Leola Schlapig Jacqueline Jean Leola Jean Marcella Everhart Glenwood John Jean Roger Eugene Jacqueline Joan Daggett Des Moines Patricia Ann Winchester Sharon Suzanne Smith Jean Arlene Roger Ellsworth Smith Flint Mich

Cemetery Ladies Meet and Visit Guests in November

The Ladies Cemetery Association gathered at Grace Hathaway's home on November 2 with Jennie Haroff and Myrtle Kindig as guests. Secretary duties were held by Mrs. Fred Lockabill during a brief absence. After the close of business, refreshments were served. Nearby visitors included Clarence Boyd of Pearidge Arkansas and Alfred Clites of Randolph among others visiting Quincy's Stiles and kin.

Cemetery Association Ladies Cemetery Association Grace Hathaway Jennie Haroff Myrtle Kindig Fred Lockabill

Iowa Nonfarm Jobs Hit Record Level

A new nonfarm employment record was reached in September as Towans in nonfarm jobs surpassed 800000 for the first time since tallys began in 1939 according to the Iowa Employment Se.

Iowa

Iowa Nonfarm Jobs Rise As Public School Openings Boost Government Hiring

The Iowa curity Commission reports September nonfarm employment up 7,800 from August to 805,200 while total civilian labor force falls 97,400 to 1,172,900. Manufacturing drops 1,400. construction down 3,000. retail up 8 percent of a 2,700 trade employment gain. Unemployment rate falls to 1.6 percent with 18,700 unemployed.

Curity Commission Jawa Durable Nondar Alle Gands Industries Iowa

Time to Take Action to Control Dutch Elm Disease

Mills County Extension Director LaVerne Obrecht and entomologist Tfarold Gunderson of Iowa State University urge chemical protection to halt elm bark beetles carrying Dutch elm disease. Options include DDT methoxychlor sprays or Bidrin systemic injections, with timing in fall or spring, proper equipment, and careful application conditions.

Mills County LaVerne Obrecht Tfarold Gunderson Iowa State University Gunderson

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