Malvern Village News Highlights Club Events and Visitations
Members of the Birthday Club gathered with Mrs. Henry Washburn to honor Mrs. Maude Wilson of Malvern with cards and a fruit plate. Regional visits included Atlantic Sun District Republican Women conference attendees and Mary Circle activities at United Methodist Church. Weekend guests came from Mitchell South Dakota and Denver while many locals attended homecomings, funerals, and dinners.
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Henry Washburn
Maude Wilson
Malvern
Hastings
Helen Bass
Laverne Obrecht
Jessie Wearin
Margaret Lincoln
Joan Ludington
Pacific Junction
Sun District
Iowa Federation of Republican Women
Atlantic
Pauline Schnepp
Sidney
Miami
Fla
Mary Circle
United Methodist Church
Basil Clay
Leonard Parker
Tom Pierce
Orville Babbitt
Mary Skerritt
Walter Stille
Phyllis Bell
Des Moines
Laverne Obrechts
Larry Cramer
Washington
Bert Howard
Harry Green
Virgil Morgan
Edith Schwallum
Mitchell
So. Dak
Billy Livingston
Sun City
Ariz
Edna McNulty
F. H. Buttmann
Jack Bingham
Charles Bingham
Co. Bluffs
Bob Bingham
Bill Bingham
Micheal
Don Ratclif
Denver
Cole
Debbie Maiers
Faree
N. Dak
Randy Anderson
Mike Ausdenmore
Omaha
Virginia Kelso
National Hairdresser and Cosmetologist Association
Glenn Tull
Brock
Arthur Hatfield
Colorado Springs
Calo
Everett Hatfields
Delbert Suttons
Pearl Hatfield
Mae Scott
Earl E. Hertz
San Dimas
Calif
Bud Hertz
Kar Hertz
Dan Myers
Shelly
Robert Waller
Karen Coy
Randolph
Dorothea Atkinson
Golden
Colo
Forrest Hatfield
Alan Hasselquist
W. R. Hasselquist
Brownville
Neb
Richard Cardwells
Bob Cardwells
Bill Blackburns
Ruth Vanderpool
Roger Rohlfs
Waverly
James Ahern
Lloyd Bedsworth
Joseph Burdge
Gratis
Ohio
Vaughn Hoover
Gene Hoover
Sioux City
Qele Dickersbach
Bert
D. D. Henderson
Trevor
Leo Clarks
Charlie Clark
Glenwood
Harry Clark
Emerson
Larry Clark
Red Oak
Lois van Meter
Nebraska City
Marion Clark
Steve
Dorothy Starr
Joe Trively
Hood River
Ore
Arthur Churchman
Warren Darrah
Emory DeWitt
Myron Erickson
Bartlett Notes and Local Socials In Glenwood Area
Local column reports Ray Doll of Gardena Calif breaking his arm and hospital stay in Long Beach. Social visits span Bartlett Thurman Tabor and nearby towns with numerous households hosting relatives and friends. A two car crash on Locust Street in Glenwood caused no injuries, with minor damage and a charge for improper turn.
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Hazel K. Surface
Ray Doll
Gardena
Calif
Long Beach
Ernest Rose
Willian Garreans
Co. Bluffs
Earl Lundy
Ferne Gardner
Cherokee
Mary Cordell
Peggy Strogberg
Bedford
Mesdames Ora Davis
Tabor
Marinda Maxwell
Thurman
Jess van Horn
Bartlett
John Howery
Rachel Raikes
Hamburg Hospital
Wayne Pierson
Roy Smith
Gloria Pierce
Nebraska City
Glen Kimsey
Oakley Kimsey
Orval Wade
Glenwood
George Shipley
Mesdames Velva Glasgow
Flossie Coghill
Mae Gray
Verne Boone
Simpson Boone
Kirklin
Ind
Boone
Sidney
Loren Johnson and
Hawley
Lincoln
Syracuse
Neb
Loren Johnson
Robert Hawley
Mandy
Francis
Danny
Wallace Coghill
Donald Gray
Shenandoah
Carl Moyer
Carl
Hayward Park
Carl Jr
Bud Severn
Clarence Severn
Rebecca Barrett
Thur- Tan
Hank Carnes
Locust St
Iowa winner Doug Christensen named for National 4-H Congress
Doug Christensen of Hastings has been chosen as Iowa's 4-H Achieve ment program winner and will join 27 other Iowa delegates at the 1972 National 4-H Congress in Chicago. He is an 18 year old University bound 4-H member with beef swine garden crop science leadership citizenship and photography projects. He has judged livestock at the Iowa State Fair and participated in two 4-H exchange trips and Washington D C Citizenship Short Course. He has held five 4-H offices and serves as county vice president.
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Doug Christensen
Robert Christensen
Hastings
Iowa
Doug
She Gaia
Chicago
Ill
Washington
D. C
Morningside College
Puerto Rico
Eed
Canada
Conrad Hilton
Governor Declares Iowa Soil and Water Conservation Week
Governor Robert D. Ray issues a proclamation for Soil and Water Conservation Week, urging citizens to participate in soil and water conservation, watershed programs, and related resource development. The initiative coordinates with Iowa’s 100 soil conservation districts to protect rural and urban environments and support agricultural and urban income.
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Robert D. Ray
Iowa
Ray
Ife
Iowa waterfowl and archery deer seasons set for 1972 opening
The Iowa Conservation Commission announced opening dates for 1972 waterfowl and archery deer seasons. Ducks and coot begin October 7 with sunrise to sunset hunting hours and Federal plus State duck stamps required. The duck season splits with a 100 point daily limit. canvasbacks and redheads closed. Geese open October 7. Canada geese closed in parts of Fremont County. white-fronted and other geese run to December 15. Archery deer season starts October 1 for bowhunting from pre-sunrise to post-sunset. one deer bag limit state-wide. Crossbows banned. broad-head arrows required.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Hen Maillard
Forney Lake
Fremont County
Nho
Canada
Emmet
Palo Alto
Winnegago
Worth
County Recorders
James Rippey Named March Of Dimes Chairman
James C. Rippey of Pacific Junction is elected chairman of the Greater Omaha Chapter of the March of Dimes for 1972-73. He is a Northwestern Bell public relations supervisor and has served on the MoD board since 1968. Other officers include Mrs. Panek vice chair, Mrs. Desjardins secretary, and Robert Shupland treasurer.
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James Rippey
March of Dimes
Greater Omaha
The
James C. Rippey
Pacific Junction
Rippey
Northwestern Bell
Omaha
Marcel of Dimes
Scout Inner City
Robert Panek
Diatitte Desjardus
Bellevue
Robert Shupland
Gaiaha
Treas
Raccoon hunting zones open in Iowa in 1972 season
Des Moines officials announce raccoon hunting starts at 6 00 p m October 14 in Zone 1 north of U S Highway 20 with no daily or possession limits. Zone 2 south of 20 runs 6 00 a m October 28 to midnight February 15, 1973, marking the first year zones are in effect.
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Des Moines
U.S. Highway 20
Iowa Conservation Commission
U. S. 20
State Parks Are Winterized In Iowa
Iowa Conservation Commission announces winterization of state park facilities as temperatures drop. Shower and water facilities close while primitive camping remains allowed. Basic camping fees drop to two dollars per day. Campers should check with park officers about water and sewage services before arrival. No statewide closing date is set due to yearly weather variance.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Conservation Commission
Commission
Marching Rams To Attend 17th Clarinda Jamboree
Clarinda will host a band jamboree drawing about 49 bands from southwest Iowa and northwest Missouri on Oct 7. Glenwood High School Marching Rams name Kathy Buffington queen candidate. Events include parade, mass band concert, exhibitions, queen coronation, dances, showcases, and trophies for top bands.
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Clarinda
Iowa
Missouri
Glenwood High School
Kathy Buffington
Iowa Western Community College
Wentworth Military Academy
Bridgewater-Fontanelle
Kellerton
Leon
Massena
Orient
Prescott
Stuart
Burlington Junction
Hamburg
Harlan
Willisea
Elk Horn
Kimballton
Fairfax
Lenox
Malvern
Mound City
North Nodaway
Oregon
Rock Port
Stanton
Albany
Afton
Avoca
Bethany
Corning
Griswold
Tarkio
Bloomfield
Maryville
Savannah
Valley West Des Moines
Shenandoah
New Market
Tabor
Essex
Farragut
South Page
Bedford
ASCS Committee Election Set for December 1
The ASCS Community Committee Election will be held on Friday December 1 1972 Ballots will be mailed around November 17 1972 Voters must return ballots by December 1 1972 to the Mills County ASCS Office at Malvern A slate of at least six nominees will be developed for each position.
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ASCS
Mills County
Malvern
Petition Nomination Process Outlined for Mills County voters
The notice explains that eligible voters may nominate candidates by petition. A blank petition will be mailed to each county farmer with election details. Each petition caps one nominee, but voters may sign multiple petitions. Each nominee must be signed by at least three eligible township voters and include a willingness to serve if elected. Receipts required at Mills County.
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Mills County
Farm committee nominees urged for qualified operation workers
ASCS Office advises nominations be submitted by October 27 1972. Candidates must be actively engaged in farm operation and be well qualified for committee work.
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ASCS
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