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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1973
Page
7
Malvern residents hosted and attended numerous gatherings over the weekend. The Turner and Hall families hosted supper and visits extended to Des Moines, Omaha, Glenwood, and Council Bluffs. Other events included bridal and birthday celebrations, garden club notices, and weekend guests from nearby towns. The Lang Pergande wedding at Humboldt capped Friday’s social slate.
Mrs. Jennie Haroff of Hastings visited Mrs. Helen Quimby on Tuesday. Mrs. Exie Palser called in the afternoon. Sunday guests at Mrs. Gladys Evans included Mr. and Mrs. Riley Simpson of Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Frank Gill and daughter of Sioux City, and Mrs. Earl Price. Marlin Lemonds of Oakdale spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Eleanor Lemonds.
Qualified electors in Mills County are advised of an election on the second Tuesday in September 1973. Polls open 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM at Leonard Parker Residence for District 2 and at Cash Janulewicz Residence for District 5 in respective sections and townships. County Commissioner Glenn L. Johnson dated September 6, 1973.
Hastings social notes list weekend visitors from Glenwood Council Bluffs Sioux Falls and Des Moines joining local families for camping travels and Sunday calls. Dinners included Merle Harland Dean Wing Wilbert Kahl Clifford Shoening with the Evans and Burrington households. A funeral in Maryville Mo. was attended by Kenneth Evans.
Mr and Mrs Walter Stille returned from West Bend where they visited Rev Walter Seick family. Mrs Lillian Sowers stayed with Emer Mrs Josie Stotts and Mrs Lillian Sowers called on Pearl Pratt in Oakland Manor. The Shelton and Smith couples from Council Bluffs dined with the Stilles. Joe Parker and Malvern pair attended a Greenfield horse show where Lady placed second in Palomino. A correction notes Mike Parker attended a wedding at North Bend, not a funeral. Dick Peterson family and Rodney Wahle with son Carson visited Kenneth Henderson’s home on Saturday.
Ann Miller of Golden Colorado visited Wesley Monday with Floyd Yates and Eric Nyren. Don Godfrey hosted a supper honoring Ned Turner and Ben Wilson. Guests included Clinton and Lynn Parker, Joe Lees, Scott, Anne Miller, Mrs Turner, Mrs Wilson, Walt Godfrey. Additional visits by Lynn Fleming, Morris, Earl Wubker, Allison and Carla Trimble, and George W Baugh. The Godfreys hosted dinner for Axtell and others hosted in Elgin Nebraska.
Official notice to qualified electors of Mills and Pottawattamie counties Mills County that an election will be held at four precincts. Precinct 1 at American Legion Hall Mindenola, Precinct 2 at Silver City Fire Station, Precinct 3 at Pacific Junction Fire Station, Precinct 4 at Glenwood City Hall. Polls open 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM on the second Tuesday in September 1973. Dated September 6, 1973. ss/ Glenn L. Johnson. The notice also includes social notes about local visits and family gatherings.
Mills County 4-H activities feature Scott Selke hosting a July meeting with plans for the Mills County Fair. Youth shared “My Plans for the Fair” and discussed grooming sheep for show. Enter tags were prepared for the Extension Office. Aug 1 set for next meeting. Also, Peppy Pals held July 25 Achievement Show at St. John’s Lutheran Church with judge Mrs. David Angus and reports on State 4-H Conference and Senior Camp at Madrid. Style Revue winners named. Indian Deerettes held July 20 Achievement Show at Emerson Baptist Church with 18 members exhibiting 122 articles judged by Mrs. Aubrey Jones, Mrs. Wayne Lincoln, and Mrs. Marie Hopp. Dixie Honeyman reported. Hastings Jr. Feeders held July meeting at Steve Williamson’s. 13 members present. Light bulbs sold to fair board. fair clean-up day planned. Herdsmanship committee listed. Entry tags due July 30.
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