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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1970
Page
12
An advertisement for Red Oak Roofing and Sheet Metal of Red Oak at 303 B Broadway promotes its roofing and sheet metal services for commercial and residential work. It stresses long service life, identifies potential roof defects, and endorses honest pricing in the 1970 Review edition.
The Good Samaritan Center at 201 Alix in Red Oak offers a fully equipped convalescent facility for seniors and invalids. It emphasizes safety, wholesome meals, caring licensed staff, non discrimination, and inviting inspections. editors recommend this community minded home.
Cliff's Body Shop in Red Oak offers full auto painting and repair services with extensive equipment and experienced staff. Known for restoring wrecked cars and handling minor scratches quickly, the shop emphasizes competent workmanship and all under one roof.
Johnny's Cafe at 101 Broadway Red Oak highlights new management Smiley and Gean delivering strong service and wide appeal. Patrons range from locals to long trade area. menu offers tempting dishes and economical dining. Regular dinners for workers praised by Town and Country Review.
Oakview Construction Company of Red Oak at 101 West Colbaugh offers Pascoe metal buildings with 2600 designs. Non combustibile wind resistant economical storage for crops machinery and goods. quick assembly one third time. drafting estimating services free of charge. praised by 1970 Town and Country Review for ethics quality and workmanship.
A Friday evening miscellaneous shower in the Christian Church basement honored Miss Vicki Wilbur who will wed Virgil Mordis of Co. Bluffs soon. Out of town guests included Mrs. Paul Forristall Judith Forristall Mrs. Harold Rollins Mrs. Effie Wilber and Mrs. E. L. Meyer Garson Mrs. Joyce Owens Duane Putman Mrs. Bert Mortis Mrs. Keith Owens Hastings and Mrs Sophie Trede Treynor. The committee from the church C W F plus friends included Mrs. Eloise Steiner Gladys Mortis and Mrs Stephanie Meyers. The honoree received many beautiful useful gifts.
Local church notes list Henderson United Methodist and Christian Church services with pastors Delbert V. Terry and an unnamed minister. A lengthy social column records visits, guests, and weekend activities among residents including DeBolt, Christineson, Byers, Magers, and others, spanning Neal communities and nearby towns.
Mrs. Wanda Williams entertained the Mothers Club for her mother Mrs Grace Bowen in honor of a birthday. About 200 attended the supper and bazaar with a quilt prize awarded to Mrs Nellie Fickel. Several local residents and visitors from Minton Mills Iowa joined in the events and greetings.
WG reports Sunday school attendance 61 with offering 12.20. Sermon topic He that over cometh from Revelation 3 1 6 Luke 12 1 21 Philippians 3 7 8. Vists include Mr Mrs Ralph Cole and Henry Saturday eve in L E Brammeier. Ben Aukland of Clearfield to Red Oak hospital. Edna Miller from Lincoln weekend with Evelyn Warren Dean Warren. Althea Norton Merrill Sowers to Emil Anderson rest home. Elmer Limburg Treynor to L E Brammeier. Merrill Sowers to his mother Lillian Sowers in Malvern. Bill Hult Jr with Bill Huffen in Treynor. Fred Lemon came home from
The Edmundson hospital on Wednesday afternoon hosted visitors. Mr and Mrs Jerry Lemans of West Des Moines were weekend visitors. Mr and Mrs Gene Westerlund Tony and Tammy of Morton visited. Mills and Mr and Mrs Don Hicks and son of Stantor visited Sunday in Robert Hicks home. Mrs L E Brammeier was Monday supper guest of Dean Warrens.
Numerous visits and gatherings populate a midweek schedule. Guests include Mr and Mrs Eugene Alberts and Kristen Carson with Miss Marjorie and Miss Ferne Alberts, and Mr and Mrs Laurence Alberts among others. Everett Blackman resumed work at Swifts in Glenwood after vacation. Numerous relatives and friends visited Miss Bertha Stewart at Tabor s Good Samaritan Rest Home and attended events with Ada Swett Candy Skaggs. Weekend visits feature Tarkio College vs William Jewell College and a hospital outing for Shelly Williams.
Sunday guests visited the Lloyd Haynie and Schnoor families near Council Bluffs while Red Oak and Hastings residents joined in family gatherings. A nephew’s first communion at Sacred Heart and Donna’s 14th birthday at the 64 Club marked the week. Weather shifted from frosty mornings to sunny Tuesdays with a 32 degree low and lingering frost. farmers report corn and soybeans still in fields.
The Hawkeye Lumber Co located at 622 4th in Red Oak promotes pole buildings and high quality building supplies and roofing materials. The firm offers painter, carpenter and plasterer referrals and stresses lasting materials and customer satisfaction, as noted by the 1870 Town and Country Review.
Carson Shoe Repair at 308 Coolbaugh Road Red Oak offers shoe repair resole rebuilding and dyeing with decades of experience. They provide orthopedic and prescription services with doctor prescriptions welcome. Courteous service uses high quality products to restore worn shoes and Buster Carson runs the magazine headquarters in Red Oak.
The 1970 Review notes Rogers Plumbing and Heating at 101 West Elm Red Oak offers prompt, reliable service for commercial and residential installations and repairs. They emphasize knowhow, up‑to‑date equipment, fair pricing, courteous staff, and honest work with quick response. Call 623-2895 or 628-2885.
The Stennett Elevator at RR No 2 in Red Oak prints a farm supply ad offering feeds for hogs cattle poultry and rabbits along with remedies. It notes thirty years of farming challenges and urges modern practices and enhanced feeding to boost profit, highlighting its role in sharing feed knowledge.
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