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Newspaper
Opinion Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1973
Page
2
Harold R Wilkins, a Malvern native and former Air Force lieutenant colonel who retired in 1967 after 28 years, has transformed a two year retirement hobby into a full fledged art studio in Tabor. He previously ranched and farmed in the rural Midwest during the 1930s.
Tabor Ha enings PP by Tabor Ha enings PP by Mr. and Mrs. Alda S. Elmore of Phelan Calif former Tabor residents will observe their 60th wedding anniversary May 6 at Phelan Community Church. Robert Berry from Baldwin Park Calif visited Dale Hawkins and relatives. Rainbow Girls met in Ma sonic Hall with Teresa McAlexander in charge planning May 12 initiation at 4 30. Grand Assembly in Des Moines June with travel plans discussed. Mrs Guy Boone hosted a 9 30 coffee on Center Street with guests including Bill Weldon Marlin Dalton Carl Fulton and others. Chapter 619 Tops held at Congregational Church with Jane Rogers. awards for perfect attendance and weight loss. attendees from Shenandoah Clarinda Villisca Red Oak Hamburg Percival Thurman Sidney Pacific Junction and Tabor. Mike Ross and college friends fished near Pierre S D during Easter break. Tabor Development Corp had nine bidders with bids due May 3 for five time project. Cecil Carson presided. An art feature notes a painter whose work reflects rural America and frontier days drawing crowds at a studio open house. Other items include local visits and society meetings at Todd House repaint plans at Todd House and new member Edison Moyers. Regular meetings of United Methodist Women and church activities noted. A variety of local residents visited Arkansas and other points. scouts toured Todd House. hospital admissions listed. Congressman Wm Scherle spoke at a roast beef dinner hosted by the Men’s Club at the Congregational Church with about 135 attendees from nearby towns. Hospital and personal updates conclude the report.
Pony Creek and to Mrs Peters and Bognoski Mr and Mrs Westness hosted a son from Leadville and visitors from St Paul with kin in Arizona. Burt Meads welcomed a daughter Brandy Aleen. A Dinville baby arrived. Easter at the Rasmussen home featured church meals and family gatherings. A spring garden reminiscence and a heart attack disrupted plans for visiting Peter’s relatives. leftovers loom as the freezer proves small.
The Southwestern Ustomy Association will hold its regularly scheduled meeting on an announced date. The agenda includes updates on patient care, support resources, and ongoing initiatives across chapters. Members are urged to attend for planning and collaboration.
Eva Speck and family host a Sunday supper with neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs Louie Jurgens Mrs Ella Hartman and the Bichel and Deitchler households. Kimberly McMahill receives a prenuptial shower at the Legion Hall ahead of her June 9 wedding to Paul Lincoln at St John Lutheran. Harvey Miller of Greeley Nebraska and Vinson Freese of Treynor drop by Mineola for the occasion and hospital updates note Mrs Myron Schoening ill at Mercy Hospital while Mrs Virgil Deitchler remains hospitalized.
Sunday May 6 1973 at 2 PM at 611 First Avenue Co Bluffs Iowa. All estomates and their spouses are invited to attend.
Mrs. Betty Tronson reports spring programs set at Pacific Junction and West Elementary schools. On May 7 Pacific Junction grades 4 5 6 and Special Ed present Our Country Tis of Thee at the Jr High Auditorium. On May 14 West Elementary Kindergarten through 3rd grade perform a Salute to Walt Disney. On May 22 West Elementary 4th and 5th grades present Gee, I m Looking Forward at the Jr High Auditorium.
A Thursday greeting was given to relatives and old friends. They then visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller, continuing a sequence of social calls and familiar visits in the community.
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