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Newspaper

Opinion Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1972

Page

6

Glenwood approves zoning change ordinance 382 1972

The Glenwood Iowa City Council passes Ordinance No. 382 amending zones from RG-50 to HB Highway Business in multiple blocks and streets within Glenwood. The ordinance repeals conflicting provisions and takes effect after publication. A copy is filed with Mills County Recorder. Published July 5, 1972.

Glenwood Iowa Tinkle Branch Green Street County Recorder Mills County Harold Radford Artest Nancy L. West

Tabor Happenings in a Busy Week

Mrs Pauline Martin flies to Fairbanks Alaska to visit son in law and daughter Ray mond Gunn. Mrs Pearl Bartholomew spends Fourth of July weekend at Lake Okoboji Spirit Lake with sons at The Inn. Francis Simon Ida Grove dines with the Weatherheads. Dr Duane Wilkins and Chris reside in Iowa City during a four year surgery residency. Rev Chas Curl begins pastorate at Randolph and Tabor Methodist Churches succeeding Rev Gerald Rogers. Curl a 1969 OSU graduate and May SMT from SMU. Russell Pete Kesterson treated at Hamburg Hospital after a horse accident. Jeff Anderson Susan Reed Hawkeye State delegates report July 6 Legion Hall. Mrs L E Timson returns from St Louis Des Moines. Chas Clapper North Chicago ten days at Reno Clapper home. Lisle Weatherhead hosts luncheon then visits in Co Bluffs. Helen Estes Shenandoah returns for visit. Ward Slothower accompanies daughter to East Orange NJ. he visits Denver. Congregational Church trustees meet July 5 at 8 p.m. Myron Tuelling home. Carol Weatherhead 22nd birthday celebrated July 4 with grandmother Lissa Weatherhead. guests Glen Weatherhead Stan Weatherhead John Jeff.

Pauline Martin Fairbanks Alaska Raymond Gunn Pearl Bartholomew Lake Okoboji Spirit Lake the Inn Francis Simon Ida Grove Stan Weatherhead Duane Wilkins Chris Iowa City Wilkins Chas. Cur Randolph and Tabor Gerald Rogers Chariton Curl Oklahoma State University Southern Methodist University Dallas Tex Russell Pete) Kesterson Hamburg Hospital Jeff Anderson Susan Reed Hawkeye Boys State Girls State Legion and Auxiliary Legion Hall L. E. Timson St. Louis Des Moines Chas Clapper Chicago Reno Lisle Weatherhead John Redenbaugh Omaha Co. Bluffs Arthur Goos Floyd Wymore Helen Estes Shenandoah Ward Slothower Rowan Zetterman East Orange N. J Dr. Zetterman Denver Colo Douglas Congregational Church Myron Tuelling Carol Weatherhead Lissa Weatherhead Glen Weatherhead John Jeff

Birthday Club and reunions mark East Liberty area

The East Liberty district hosts include Mrs. Ina Slothower at her Malvern home for Debra Shepherd’s 86th birthday with a cooperative dinner and cake. Guests include Mrs. Gertrude McFall, Goldie Grindle, Mary Skerritt, and Ted Bowen. Other notes cover hospital visits, moves, and a 21st annual Aughe reunion at Pony Creek Park with fifty attendees. The Appalachia Trail is named as America’s famed wilderness spanning 2015 miles across 14 states and protected areas.

Charley Alexander Josie Stotts Ina Slothower Malvern Debbie Shepherd Gertrude McFall Goldie Grindle Mary Skerritt Ted Bowen Walter Stille Co. Bluffs William Aughe Pony Creek Park Pacific Junction Marvin Peterson George Lysendo Thomas Williams Joni Shirley Aughe Omaha Les Adkins Carl Wilson Charl

Sunday Guests and Birthday Party Injunctions

Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Black and family Mare Donia and Mrs. Lee Rhoades with Traci. A Thursday birthday party honored Gary McNutt hosted by Mrs. Gary McNutt and John. Wendi Miller treated for a finger injury at Mercy Hospital. Silver City Baptist Church Vacation Bible School closed with a program and lawn refreshments. Mrs. Donald Goos and Charlene Kirlin to attend three days of International TOPS Recognition Days in Denver. Chuck Decker’s family celebrated his fourth birthday with visits from Glenwood and Junction City relatives.

Paul Black Maredonia Lee Rhoades Traci Terry McWilliams Shawn Gary McNutt John Dalton McNutt JoAnn Mary Manning Ralph Stewart Karen Kevin Charlene Kirlin Linda Kathy William Crawford Tammy Henry Evans George Miller Richard Harold Herbranson Patty Dennis Miller Cissy Wendi Wendi Miller Denis Miller Co. Bluffs Mercy Hospital Silver City Baptist Church Vacation Bible School Donald Goos Denver Vera Mills Robert Batten Michael Glenwood Delmar Decker Chuck Junction City Kaw Kan

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