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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1973
Page
3
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Drips n Drops dampened little. parade went on as officials turned off the showers. Floats were fewer but more polished, with free pancakes at the Fire House and a lively flea market despite afternoon showers. Winners in parade divisions announced with $25 top prizes. grand prize ticket unsure. Community groups and local events plus church, civic and youth entries highlighted a day of celebration and spirit.
Bill Douglas, branch manager of Emerson Skelgas Service, was cited by Skelly Oil Company for outstanding sales and management over the past year. He was among 110 Skelgas salesmen and managers awarded Skelgass rings for meeting sales and safety objectives. Douglas resides on route 1, Emerson.
Mrs. Florence Patton reports weekend guests the Fred Browns and daughter from Davenport. Dismissals this week include Mrs. Frank Porter, Mrs. Ivan Shook, and Mrs. Fred Huntsman. Bob Good enters Martin Manor Nursing Home in Griswold. Bertha Thorson to Iowa City Hospital. Carroll McKay and boys, Lucille Paris, and Marcia Gillespie visit Mrs. Bert Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manning visit Rev. David Nolte. L. C. Bullingtons learn grandson Danny Bullington, 18, died after a fall while his father’s crew installed air conditioning in West Columbia, Texas. services held there and body flown home.
Regular meeting presided by Mayor Johnson with Councilmen Darby Greenwood Mart Wright. Budget hearing for 1974 1975 adopted with no objections. First reading amended ordinance 212 to require five days notice for weed destruction. Special meeting planned for Sept 10. Bills paid and presented totaled 4830.75. motion approved to pay. All actions unanimous.
Margaret Cheney of Des Moines will receive a 4 diploma from the American Institute of Business at a Sept 23 commencement for 305 graduates at Veterans Memorial Auditorium. Dwight H. Swanson will deliver the address. Alumni reception follows on the A I B campus.
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