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Newspaper
Opinion Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1973
Page
5
Out of town trips and guests are reported with local readers invited to share travel and visit details. Names include Jim Sticard, Mrs. Philip Waggoner, George Walrond, Rev E E Basye, Jamie Thomas Basye and many Glenwood-area hosts and relatives across Nebraska and Iowa.
The Triumph of Agriculture Exposition and Farm Machinery Show will be held at the Omaha Civic Auditorium on Tuesday and Wednesday March 13 and 14. It marks the seventh annual presentation of a Nebraska Centennial attraction with over 200 manufacturers and 400 booths across both levels. The expo features the world s largest indoor short line farm equipment display, programs for women, and hourly prize drawings. Admission is free. tickets available on arrival. Norman Otto will welcome attendees with state and local dignitaries. Dwight Seegmiller will address the group. Publicity by Mid-America Exposition Inc with Omaha Chamber of Commerce and university partners.
More than 160 friends and relatives attended the open house in the Max Blackburn home to honor the couple’s 25th wedding anniversary. Relatives served at the table with a red and white wedding cake and 25 red roses presented by Mr. Blackburn. Out of town guests came from Shenandoah Clarinda Creston Sidney Council Bluffs Randolph Tabor Glenwood and Oakland. The Blackburn children and spouses attended with extended family from Randolph Maysville Missouri and nearby towns.
Mrs H A Dunbar and F E Benedict of Davis City visited, joined by sister Mrs Edith Shere of Tabor. Warren Crawford hosted Arno Millers and Stogdill Campbells for dinner in Tabor. Bill Courtier dined with Merrill Crouse's family while Kenneth Blackman from Shenandoah visited the Grinder family.
William Rauhauser of the Veterans Education unit in the State Department of Public Instruction reports only 30.6 percent of Iowa’s returning veterans have used GI Bill education benefits since 1955. The law provides monthly education credits up to 36 months, with eligibility rules based on service length and retroactive dates. The bill prioritizes on the job training and apprenticeships, with wage requirements and training timelines for firms and veterans.
Pasitction by Mrs Bruce and guests recount weekend at Mrs Harlans parents in Pasitction. Jim Agnew and family visited Darley Agnews and called on Loren and Terry Fishers. Pacific Junction volunteers held a chili supper despite bad weather. TOPS members plan a local club. Jon Williams marked a birthday with a family gathering. Durkee family attended church and wedding events in Creston Urbana and South Western Iowa CHA gathering featured Rev Louis Hunter and Rev Olds. Virginia Beach visitors and local hosts, Earl Swisher and James Pate, also noted.
Malvern News reports social visits across towns including Ida Henderson’s birthday gathering with relatives from Lincoln Omaha and Council Bluffs. Mentioned are travel to Mt Ayr for supper, WSCS meeting in Woodbine, and various callers at the Dick Clark and Anderson households. Families also note son Don Jr. en route to Hawaii and hospital visits in Omaha.
A son, Lance Ryan, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Mayberry on January 28. The newborn weighs 8 pounds 10 ounces and has a brother, Lonnie Ray, to welcome him home. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parks and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mayberry. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John W. Roe of Baltimore and great-great-grandmother is Mrs. Martha Timm of Oakland.
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