Weekend Visitors and Local Celebrations Across towns
A patchwork of weekend visitors and local events covers Mesa and Malvern to Shenandoah and Hamburg. Families from Ohio, Illinois, and New Jersey join relatives in Iowa for church, dinners, and birthdays while noting transfers, funerals, and a baby girl named Melissa Ann born September 10. University of Missouri Columbia welcomes Robert L. Johnson, a first year medical student from Malvern. Also reported is the sale of the Haines home in Hastings to Francis Doyle of Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Smith
Mesa
Ariz
Baron Tennan
Nishna Cottage
Clifford Boyer
Smiths
Minneapolis
Minn
Myrtle Smith
Lloyd Bedsworth
Kansas City
Mr. Bedsworth
Ed Bedsworth
Independence
Ohio
Joseph Burdge
Gratis
Malvern
Bedsworth
Fay Mayberry
Randolph
Joe Mayberry
Macedonia
Charles E. Tibbles
Tibbles
Wilbur Mayberry
Oakland
Mona Pace
Kenneth Jones
Spirit Lake
Harold Jones
Tammy
Ricky
Clair Jones
Bennings Cafe
Shenandoah
Floyd Anderson
Myrtle Belknap
Larry Benscoter
First National Bank
Evanston Ill
U.S. National Bank
Omaha
Nebr
Dick Clark
Leo Clark
Charlie Clark
Glenwood
Larry Studey
Red Oak
Francis Lytle
San Jose
Calif
Joe Haden
Jap Costas
Harry Clark
Emerson
Frank Jarrett
Steve Clark
Christine van Meter
Arthur Churchman
Lillie Simms
Norwalk
Duane Churchman
McFarlands
Cromwell
Marion Wilhelm
Alta Martin
Craig, Colo
Harold Culver
Elliott
Harry Potter
Laverne Obrecht
Len
Earl Bass
Cindy
Howard Notson
Mark Robbins
Hastings
Bob Jones
Debbie
Rainbow Installation
Wayne Ferguson
Mitchell
So. Dak
Basil Clay
Mae Scott
Kenneth Scott
Urbandale
Roger Scott
Lawrence Jones
Larry
Jim
Harold Rhode
Tabor
Fern Hosier
Hosier
David Benscoter
Raburn Benton
Dan Zanders
Perry Dunn
Ashland
Sen
Warren Darrah
Brick Inn
Grape Community Hospital
Hamburg
Thomas F. West
Albia
William Baer
Florence Gee
Elias Costello
Woodbridge
N.J
Charles Costello
Harry Dunn
Woollard
Elmer Hammers
Clyde Hammers
Denzel Green
Homer Hammers
Carl Hammers
Melvin Jr
Price
Council Bluffs
Melissa Ann
Earl Price
John Sutton
Robert L. Johnson
Maryville
University of Missouri-Columbia
MU School of Medicine
Haines
Jackson Real Estate
Steve Haines
Francis Doyle
Otha Wearin
Terrace Hill
Hubbel
Des Moines
State of
Iowa
Homecoming Festivities Planned With Parade and King Queen
Homecoming activities for the Panthers begin next Friday with the traditional king and queen elections. A parade and pep rally will color the streets beginning 1 p.m. with floats from class groups and local organizations. Fourteen stitches were needed after Bobbie Baer, age 7, was injured in a bicycle accident Friday evening.
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Panther
Bobbie Baer
Wm. D. Baer
Ternoon
Malvern villagers host cooperative pot luck for Nina Crouse
Residents of Malvern and Ellen Lockabill joined a Sunday pot luck in honor of Nina Crouse’s birthday. Bingo accompanied the gathering while neighbors shared updates on friends and relatives including Sophia Roberson, Helen Quimby, and extended visits from Beaverton and Longmont attendees.
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Malvern Village
Ellen Lockabill
Nina Crouse
Sophia Roberson
Helen Quimby
Fritz Larson
Emerson
Ben Reed
Craig
Nebr
Otto Hall
Dianne Dempster
Beaverton, Ore
Clarence Lemonds
Ray Kelley
Dale Haines
Red Oak
Malvern Serviceman to Leave Vietnam With Last Unit
Army Specialist 5 Nick D. DeBolt, 23, of Malvern, a member of the 1d battalion, 21st Infantry Task Force, will leave Vietnam as his unit becomes the last infantry force to complete active duty. He is a 1966 Stanton High School graduate and earned an A A degree in 1968 from Iowa Western Junior College.
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U.S. Army, Vietnam
AHTNC
Vietnam
21St Infantry Task Force
Army Sp
Nick D. DeBolt
Dale A. de Bolt
Prospect Ave
Malvern
Air Force Base
da Nang
de Bolt
Mills County Posts 13 Percent Growth in Yearly Sales
Iowa Department of Revenue reports Mills County fiscal year ending June 30, 1972 shows a 13 percent gain over the prior year. Glenwood up 16.3 percent, Malvern 4.6 percent, towns under 500 up 18 percent. Motor vehicles lead the increase with about 20 percent higher sales.
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Mills County
Iowa
Glenn
Malvern
Rotarian Highlights From Olympic Trip by Don Hume
Don Hume of Seattle, a 1936 U.S. crew gold medalist, spoke to Malvern Rotarians about his Olympic impressions in Germany. He praised the host nation and the Games organization, noted European athletes’ government backing, and said U.S. entries did well though few gold medals were won.
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Malvern Rotarians
Don Hume
Seattle
Wash
Hume
Margaret Butumann
U. S
Germany
U.S
Adult School Adds Art and Knitting Classes
Raburn Benton reports new adult education courses at Malvern Community High School with art, knitting, and possible bridge. Art starts Sept 21, 7 to 10 pm, taught by Alice Gipe at her Strahan farm studio. registration through Malvern route due to road work, cost 15 dollars. Knitting begins Sept 28, 7:30 to 9:30 pm, at MCHS, instructor Marie Hopp, cost 5 dollars. For details call Alice Gipe, Ray Benton, or Marie Hopp.
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Raburn Benton
McHs Guidance
Alice Gipe
Strahan
Malvern
Ray Benton
Malvern Community High School
Marie
Bob Hopp
Mr. Benton
Mills county pair tours famed Bar in Frisco
Otha D Wearin and his daughter Becky Palk visited San Francisco and Oakland for four days researching the First and Last Chance Bar in Oakland. The bar, owned by the Heinold family since 1883, has hosted authors like Jack London and Robert Louis Stevenson and survived the 1906 quake. It remains a historic, compact storefront with rich memorabilia.
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Mills Countians
Frisco
Otha D. Wearin
Becky Palk
San Francisco
Oakland
Calif
Jack London
Robert Louis Stevenson
Joaquin Miller
Rex Beach
Heinold
California
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Bill Blackburn
Richard Cardwell
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Richard
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Gregory
Ames
Nishnabotnga
Henderson
White Cloud
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L-68
Showroom
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