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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1973

Page

7

Community Notes From Malvern Area and Nearby Visits

A run of social visits across Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa is recorded. The Bingham family spent days with the Spooners in Kansas City and with Mrs. Mary Balleco and relatives, attending Debbie Bingham and Richard Keesee’s wedding. Attendees include Alta Primrose in Albion and the Babbitts and Primrose families. The Garsts of Jonesboro hosted Vaughn Hoovers, while Leota Clark hosted Thelma Clark Hastings and others. Virginia Kelso attended a permanents school in Omaha and NHCA meeting in Council Bluffs. The Lance Myers family visited the Weir family in Millard. Police officials Capt. Coberly and Sgt. Frederickson joined the 66th Annual Conference in Cedar Rapids and spoke on surveillance and driving safety. Frederickson was elected a delegate. The Iowa Motor Truck Association convention in Des Moines and a pro-rate seminar were noted. Rod Carters hosted Eleanor Scott. George Morts and Toshie Hayashi visited Gary Toebbens in Lincoln. Anne Christine Karlsson returned to Stockholm after six weeks with Elsie Johnson. No Malvern Village news this week.

Jack Binghams K.W. Spooners Kansas City Jack Mary Ballecom Debbie Bingham Richard Keesee Charlie Channels Belgrade Neb Vaughn Hoovers Leota Clark Thelma Clark Hastings Larry Studeys Red Oak Lois Clark Diane Glenwood Virginia Kelso Fire House Omaha Mon NHCA Co. Bluffs Lance Clayton Coberly Darrell Frederickson Malvern Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police and Peace Officers, Inc Town House Motor Inn Cedar Rapids K. Vanous James Barnes Motor Club of Town Richard A. Whitworth General Motors Corp Sgt Frederickson District III Coberly Iowa Motor Truck Association Hyatt House Des Moines Rick Howe Iowa Reciprocity Board Rod Carters Fairview Kans Eleanor Scott George Morts Toshie Hayashi Gary Toebbens Lincoln Anne Christine Karlsson Stockholm Sweden Elsie Johnson Malvern Village

Nishna Cottage News Social rounds and visits

Mrs. Mary Ord spent Friday with the Cecil Harpers at Mr. Karl Swanson went to Roger Johnson's Thursday evening for his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ballain spent Thursday in Shenandoah with their great-granddaughter. Mrs. Bertha Stewart spent all day Friday in Council Bluffs with the Bob Laheys. Mrs. Edith Carlson went to church and put luck dinner at Tabor. Church services were provided this week by the Baptist members.

Mary Ord Cecil Harpers Glenwood Karl Swanson Roger Johnson Charles Ballain Shenandoah Bertha Stewart Council Bluffs Bob Laheys Edith Carlson Luck Tabor

Maybelle Fickel Services Held in Glenwood

Sept 11 services were held for Maybelle Gibbs Fickel, 80, longtime area political figure, at Raynor Lett Kent Funeral Home with Rev E E Basye officiating. Burial followed in Glenwood Cemetery. Fickel, born November 10 1892 near Crawford Nebraska, married June M Fickel in 1912 and lived on a Wesley Chapel farm. She was active in Democratic politics, radio entertainment, and local clubs, later retiring in Laurel Maryland where she died Sept 6 1973.

Maybelle Gibbs Fickel Raynor, Lett, and Kent Glenwood E.E. Basye Jack Fickel Richard Fickel T.E. Salyers Don Godfrey G. Arthur Luther Glen Sowers Edna Plumb Maybelle Simpson College Conservatory of Music Glenwood High School June M. Fickel Wesley Chapel Hastings Spellering Mills June WOW KFNF KMA United States Printing Office Congress Daniel Laurel Maryland Wingate Maureen John Gregory

Help for Elderly Will Begin

Iowa will start the Supplemental Security Income program on January 1, 1974. It offers monthly checks to elderly, disabled, or blind people with low income. Mills County residents should apply soon at the Mills County Social Service Office to maximize state benefits before November 1 deadline.

Iowa Social Security Mills County Social Service Mills County Social Service Mary Barton Mills County Social Service Office

Mills county Farm Bureau elects officers at annual meeting

Mills county Farm Bureau members and guests packed the 4H building for the annual barbecue and meeting. Wilbert Bond was elected president for 1973 74 with John Lincoln as vice president Kenneth Leipold secretary and Charles Copperstone treasurer. The group adopted 11 policy resolutions opposing a 41 percent rural valuation hike and urged representation at October hearings. Darrell Lewis moved to seek a $1 price limit on daily livestock markets to curb price volatility. Entertainment featured Glenwood vocal trio Carol Goos Ann Worthmann and Pat Swanson and a slide talk on a journey to the Republic of China with American sports ambassadors in five oriental nations.

Mills County Farm Bureau Mills County Fairgrounds Kathy Leu Joyce Stephens Chinese Republic Farm Bureau Harald Chase Fairgrounds Max Blackburn Farm Bureau Insurance and Farm Bureau Service Co Wilbert Bond John Lincoln Kenneth Leipold Charles Copperstone Annual Meeting Ed Leu Rural Affairs Committee Legislative Committee Mills County County Bureau Darrell Lewis Glenwood Carol Goos Ann Worthmann Pat Swanson Republic of China

Malvern Leader notices for September 20 1973

The Malvern Leader of Malvern Iowa provides local notices and community items for Thursday September 20 1973. Contains brief reports on town events births marriages obituaries and public notices typical of a small Iowa newspaper of that era.

Malvern Iowa

Thieves and vandals strike: clubs, tractors hit

Thieves entered the Sundown Supper Club near Glenwood Thursday night stealing a large wastebasket along with liquor cigarettes and change from the juke box and register and all meat in stock for a total loss around 500 dollars. vandals damaged two jd backhoes leased to Northwestern Bell in chariton causing lights and fuel lines to be broken seats ripped gauges smashed preventing work. additional stolen and stripped cars surfaced in pony creek with a Plymouth Road Runner reported stolen from omaha.

Sundown Glenwood Allen Trenching Co Chariton Northwestern Bell Valley Equipment Des Moines Pony Creek Plymouth Omaha

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Nishna Cottage Maybelle Fickel Services William Houston The Ellerated Women’s Club Malvern American Legion Auxiliary the Daughters of the American Revolution 7Th District Jennie Edmundson Chicago Washington D.C National Democratic Party Coffee & Donuts Glenwood Auto Sales, Inc Glenwood, Ja Bureau China Meco Eg Gmoowaa Rs Department OF the Treasury Office OF Revenue Sharing Pennsylvania Ave. N.W Washington, D.C Ins the Government OF He Meaum Irraman Recorda Secretary of the Treasury Serabh Ekonomi i Anne Gluawood Sarerst Doyle Formica Mike and Sandy Doyle Farm Bureau Service Co
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