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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1973
Page
3
The regular meeting of the Treynor Town and Country Club is set for 7 p.m. Monday at the Treynor Town Hall. A nominating committee will be appointed and other club business discussed. all members urged to attend.
The Treynor community congratulates Carson-Macedonia high school and its 1973 CM Panthers for an eight game unbeaten season with a defense never allowing a score. The column reflects on youth, local history, drug concerns, and stresses parental responsibility amid a drug case in Treynor.
The Treynor Go-getters met Oct 25 at Treynor School with 37 attendees. New member Mrs Glen Bryant and visitor Mrs Elsie Gleaves joined. Silent auction raised 47 236 for charity at Christmas. UNICEF received 6.00 from treat slips.
Mr. Dwight H. Swanson, president of Iowa Power and Light Company, endorses the President's energy message. He notes coal will be used for winter electricity generation and asserts ample coal supplies are on hand or scheduled. Fuel oil is reserved for specific units during peak summer or off-peak times.
The Pottawattamie Chapter of the American Cancer Society announced 1973 Cancer Crusade receipts of 25089.63 at the annual meeting. Residential drive in Co Bluffs yielded 7556.82 while rural and outlying areas added 7871.86, with detailed town and township contributions listed under chairs and area coordinators.
The Altrock siblings Delmar Red, Harold, Ralph, and Vernon met at Delmar’s home during the last week of October. They are sons of the late Charles and Mrs. Altrock, long associated with Treynor’s meat market and town marshal duties.
Letter notes several Treynor items were delayed or lost in mail. The Treynor Go-Getters senior group report by Velma Rath was delayed and appears this week. Also missing were Legion Post feather party ad and other notices due to postal delays.
The Silver Keg Feeders and Silver Creek Jolly Larks 4-H clubs held their annual Family Night potluck at Treynor elementary school on Sunday evening November 11. Guests included Conrad Torton of his trip to Germany and Ralph Manning with Carolyn Manning. County Cabinet members Shirley Leaders and Roger Geise installed officers for both clubs. Officers include Kevin Moss Pam Taylor president Tracy Rath Debbie Hoegh secretary Neil Andersen Karen Schnepel treasurer David Maguire Kim Schnepel reporter Roger Olsen Wendy Worthmann Set at arms Scott Maguire Susan Sundermann and historian Jill Worthmann. Enrollment cards were handed out to be returned by November 30.
The Keg Creek Rangerettes hosted a sewing session on November 7 with Cindy Boehm leading a threading game. Members submitted goal sheets, and the club voted to adopt Ida Heuwinkel and Minnie Bern as grandmothers in appreciation for local neighbors.
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