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1. 1 Siteer ryes Raptist Church Ray Heckert, Pastor Church Rehool, 10 a. m. Worship, 11 n. m.

Mid-Week Prayer Meeting on Thursday. 8 p. m. Kensington Missionary Society met at the home of Mre. Earl Bobbit on Thursday afternoon at 2 p.

m. A very good program WAR enjoyed by all who attended. The church held a special business meeting on Thursday evenIng Augual 30 and voted to continue with the present united church program with the New Market and Silver City Baptist Churches through December 1957 Rev. Charles R. Martin from the Iowa Baptist Convention WAS present for this meeting.

Rev. and Mrs. Ray Heckert attended the meeting of the Southwestern Baptist Association Miasions Committee on Sunday afternoon at the First Baptist Church at Red Oak, Iowa. A new roof is being installed on the church this week. The Gearhart Lumber Company of Malvern, lowa are the contractors in charge of this project.

The Methodist Church Rev. Ward W. Watson, Pastor Sunday School, 10 A. m. Morning Worship, 11 a.

MYF Sunday evening at 8 p.m. Rev. and Mra. Ora L. Reep left Monday morning for their new home at Moulton.

The new pastor and his wife. Rev. and Mrs. Watson moved here this week from Garden Grove. Let's welcome the new comers with A large attendance at Sunday morning service.

Friday evening guesta of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Parman were Mr.

and Mrw. Cletia Haynie and fam- 11y of near Glenwood. Rev. and Mrs. Reep were Thursday supper guests at the Harvey Robertson home.

Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hunt, Roger and Sheelia were Sunday dinner guests at the Ralph Skerritt home. Afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Hellman of Red Oak, Mrs. Edith Elder and Nancy Hall of Geneva and Mr. and MrR. Rew Burgoin, Mr. and Mra.

Homer Turner and son of Los Angeles were Sunday supper guests at the Russell Myers home. Mr. and Mra. Charlie Saar Thursday visitors of her mother, Mrs. Kochenderfer at the Rest home.

Attending a Scheel family reunion Sunday at Fairmont Park were Mr. and Mrs. Hans Scheel. Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Scheel and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Scheel and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scheel and baby.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ord and daughters were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kaczor and baby in Omaha.

Mrs. Bertha Rew of Tabor spent several days last week at the home of her daughter, Mrg. Russell Myers. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Mass and Byron and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mass attended a birthday party at the Johnnie Mass home at Springfield, Neb.

Friday evening in his honor. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Platt nicked at Lewis Sunday. Mrs.

Donald Ord and daughterm and Miss Dolores McMahan attended KOWH appreciation program Tuesday evening. and Mrs. Art Scheel and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stolp and family are spending a few days at the Black Hills.

During their absence Mrs. Rosie Vorthman is guest of Mra. Miller at the Scheel home. Guests at a birthday supper on Wednesday evening at the Phillip Gilman home in his honor were Mr. and Mra.

Glen Robertsol und family, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Robertson and l'hyllis. Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Robertson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Robertson and family. Labor day dinner guests at the Harvey Robertson home were Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Diehl and family and Mrs. Nellie Fisher of Hastings. Mrs. Gerald Stogdill has returned to work at the City National Bank after a two week vacation. Miss Elaine Mass was 3 week end house guest of Miss Judy Schroeder.

Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mass were Friday afternoon guests at the George Mass home of Treynor.

Additional guests were Mrs. Bill Osterman and Chris Green of Lincoln. Mrs. Kate Williams of Shenandoah was a house guest at the ('lyde Piatt home several days last week. Sunday visitors at the (.

S. Piatt home were his son and family from Lincoln. Nebr. Janie W'ederquist of Malverni W'35 3 Friday visitor of Carolyn and Donetta Ord. They enjoyed 30 evening of roller skating at Manawa Skating rink at Couneil Bluffs, Mrs.

Bessie Smith of Malvern. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith and daughters of Council Bluffs were Sunday guests at the Donald Ord home. Mr.

and Mrs. A. F. ('hilds and Gwen and Mr. and Mrs.

Dwight Keith and family enjoyed Sunday morning breakfast and a wiener roast ut poon at I'nion. Nebr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parsous Diate of omaba were Monguests at home of her parents.

Mr and Sirs. E. berry. WANT ADS PAY! HEATING Plumbing Air Conditioning J. R.

Cardwell Licensed Master Plumber Phone 2671 Malvero, la. Notice of Hearing Report of commisioners And of Assessment of Conte and Expenses In Creek Watershed Conservancy District, Mitts County, 10wa. William A James Harry Evans, Chamberiain, Grant lain, Frank E. Chamberlain. once R.

Chamberlain. Fanche Chamberlain. Laura Mulhound. J. Elmer Fickel, Ella S.

son, Josale R. Thompson, tHen McCoy. Alice Melsner. Nellie Fritz, Catherine Nellie Gibbs, Viola Frederick A. Mulholland, Sharrett, Anna Edith Puckett.

Mulholland. Paul Mulholland, Jack Corte K. Stewart. Bertha M. John W.

Dyson, Bertha I Pinkerton, Doris H. Beckwith, Harold McCain, Hazel McCain. Birdie M. Rhode. Seymour J.

Rhode, Birdie Rhode, Brice L. Hays, EVA Grace Gretchen Seick, Bernard K. Easterling, ling Fitzgerald, Pauline Easterling Aurley, Cynthia Easterling Moore. Viola May Easterling. Frederick Dickersbach, Kenneth E.

Evana, Frances E. Kline, BarbArA Jane Kline, Eldon Grudle, John J. Grudle, Minnte C. Grudle, Enos Guy Haynle. Hazel Marie Haynic, Wallace C.

Hodges, Hodges, Lorraine Grindle, Marie Charlie Wilson, Lucy 11. Wiison, R. H. Mintie. W'Inifred Seeger.

Geneva Seeger. Francis Seeger. Anna E. Seeger, Brownlow B. Miller.

Marshall Pitzer. Thorne Dillon. M. R. Cunningham.

Kathryn Cunningham, Carolyn Vinion, I Florence Mintle. Roy F. Spetman, Sophia Spetman, Louis Bass, Gol- and dA Bass, Ina Myrtle Nelson. Effa Stella Grosse. Cydney C.

Scherer. Harriett E. Scherer. Guy Hodges, the Glenn M. Timmons, Austin Bass.

W. Blackburn. C. W. Wolfe, Lawrence W.

Schipper, is Michael A. Cunningham. necta Alstrope Anderson. Dorothy Floyd F. Blackman.

Thomas M. Hallam Renton. Roy Perdue, of Davis, J. 1. C.

M. To. Rod- tax man. Mabel Wolfe, Albert ('ho- the M. ney.

Dalton, Maxine C. B. F. Ruffington. Charles Dalton.

LuName of Owner Description of Property Sec. 25, Twp. 72, R. Amy Hammers Sec. 26, Twp.

72. A. Joseph R. Joseph R. Bateman J.

Mumb Sec. 36. Twp. 72, R. Amy J.

Hammers Hammers NW NWT NW SWI Guy Guy Haynie SW4 liarley L. Stevesson Sec. 35, Twp. 72. R.

Joseph Bateman Dwight Bateman Buffington NW Arleigh Shepard NW Arleigh Shepard Wayne Marjorie Blackman Marjorie Blackman NW 4 Wayne Joseph Bateman SW Fred Dickerabach Bateman SE4 Joseph Fred Dickersbach SW Fred Dickerabach SE" 864 Ida GraveR SW Ida Graves Ida Graves except 6.1 acres 8. of Ida Graves SW Chan. M. Lucy Wilson Pt. SW4 SW1 South of Creek Sec.

34, Twp. 72, Water fiton NE4 Walter Hilton SW4 Walter. SW Wayne Arlene Hilton NE4 Laura Bevner Gray Walter Hilton Walter Hilton B. Miller. et al.

R. 1. et Al. F. 3 SW 11.

B. Miller. et al. 4W Burdette Janice Hunt F. J.

J. Plumb, Fat. SEL Est. J. Plumb, Eat.

F. J. Est. Sec. 1 R.

Fred Dickershach Fred Dickerabach Eldon Grudie Elion Grudle 8W Kenneth VANg NW Evana Kenneth E. SEA John J. Minnie Grudle SWE Frances Kline F.4 Frances Kline Sec. 2, Twp. 71, Fred Blokersbach Fred Enos Guy Haynde Enos Guy Haynie M.

Wilson Wilson WA ('has. ('has. Wilson SW OAKS NEWS Attendance at Oaks, 92. 11 visitors, 3 birthdays, Mrs. Robert Hicks.

Jackie Williams and Edwin Meyer. Offering $17.01 Script John 5-1-13. ('hoir special, "With thy spirit All me." Mr. and Mrs. W'm.

Huff Judy and Jerry helped Mrs. W'm. Huff Sr. celebrate her birthday anniversary at 3 wiener roast at Atlantic on Sunday. Oscar Oleson and Mrs.

Frank Oleson, Donnie and David were Monday visitors in the Guy Skinner home. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hardy of Plattemouth, Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Norton and family, Mr. and Mrs. Heary Schilling. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Ekornseter and San-! dra Kay of Red Oak. Mr. and Mrs. Art Nims. Emerson and Mrs.

Althea Norton, Mr. and Mrs. rill Sowers. Barbara and Marilyn. Emerson.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Trively and family. Malvern attended 1 8 family picnic at Legion park in Red Oak Sunday. Bill Metcalf of Indianola was Saturday supper guest in the L.

E. Brammeter home. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnson of Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Vannaurdle of dear Coburg were Thursday evening visitors in the Don Terry home.

Kenneth and Gary Norton of Albambra. Calif. are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Althea Norton und aunt, Mrs. Merrill Sowers and other relatives.

KeDneth wiil attend Concordia College at Seward. Nebr. Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Oleson at tended camp meeting at Tabor Un Wednesday and Thursday evenLa Donnia Ross celebrated her tings.

birthday with 14 slumber party Friday nigbt. School friends from Henderson were guests. Mira. Everett Hall attended club at Mrs. Dean Mitchell's on WedMr.

and Mrs. Marion Shouk and Desday afternoon. family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shook Jr.

and family, Malvern, at a Ash fry and then all went to the Clyde Shook Sr. boule for ice cream and cake. Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Davidson entertained her Sunday School class at wiener roast and the Drive In Theatre Friday evening.

Nine members and guests enjoyed the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nagel and daughter of Cherokee. Mr.

and Mrs. Kiealer and daughter of Omaba spent ibe week end in the home of their parente. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ambrose.

The Oaks Mystery Circle and fainilies bad their annual picnic at the Emerson park on Sunday. to Kitpatrick. arm Niout, Judson K. via M. Rondereon, Max Thomas M.

11. Pant THE MALVERN LEADER, Malvern, Sept. 6, 1956 Page Silver City Notes Reep at Merting M.Y.F. met Sunday evening at with 14 present. Waunetta Bolte and Sue Swarts had the worship.

Jackie Skanks and Waunetta! Botte reported on A sub district Council M.Y.F. meeting which they, Malvern. attended Thursday evening 111 Jackie had the recreation. A farewell party for Rev. Reep followed and he was with presented with A gold key chain a Plymouth emblem from the group.

Ice and cookies were enjoyed cremin by all. Obituary of Mrs. Ruth Captain Mrs. Ruth Reeve Captain, daughter of Alman P. and Marla Reeve.

WAS born at Silver City, Oct. 8. 1892. She passed AwAY nt Salt Lake City, Utah, July 5. 1956.

Survived by her husband, (.. Captaln, sister Mias Alice C. M. Reeve hrothers Paul of Portland, of Rockville Center, N. Ore.

Funeral and Charles servclea were conductW. of Omaha. ed Carver Funeral home in Salt Lake City at 2 p. m. on July 7 by the pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of that city.

Interment was made in the Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Captain was A member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. was active in the choir and musical services. She was Rebekah an active member in the Lodge, Pythian Sisters and the Order of Eastern Star.

Honors Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Art Rommel of Council Bluffs and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Rommel and family of Philadelphia were Labor day guests at the Marvin Goos home. The Charles Rommel family remained for a couple of days. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Goos and family enjoyed a picnic at Fairmont park Friday evening with, friends.

Mr. and Mrs. G. E. White of Glenwood were Sunday Cash dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Janulewicz and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones and daughters and Mr.

and Mrs. H. J. Adams and David were Sunday dinner guests at the Harold kor home at Hamburg. Sunday guests for birthday cake and ice cream at the Glenn.

Robertson home in honor of their small son Dennis, were Mr. and Mira, Phillip Gillman, Mra. Ollie Gillman, Mra. Mae Baker and Jim Scotied of Omaha, the Claude Harvey Robertson families. and, and Mra.

Gerald Stogdill moved this week Into the property belonging to Mr. Grover Goos. recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. George Flascheon and family.

Mrs. Wiley Clay left this week for Redding. Calif, to be with her son (lin, who will submit ROOD to major surgery. Mr. and Mra.

Clarence (Kelly) Bolte are announcing the arrival of Owen Custer Bolte at the Edmundson hospital Tuesday, Aug. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Frazier and hahy of Omaha and Mra. R.

P. Galt were Sunday guests at the homn. of Mr. and Mra. Donald Schultz and family at Macedonia.

Mrs. Mabel Fahrenkrug of Council Bluffs WAs a Friday guest a1 the Donald Goos home. Save up to 50 per rent In fuel! with a Siegler patented automatic ml heater. Siegler lets you live room. Warm cozy floors.

Investigate today. Bloedel Hurdware. Malvern. Adv. Enjoying breakfast tbe Glenwood Lake Park were Mr.

and Mrs. Art Rommel Pouncil Bluffs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rommel and family Philadelphia.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hommel and Mr. and Mrs. ard Winkler and family of Tabor, Sir.

and Mre. Marvin Goos and toys and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace (derogs. Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Gant and daughters left Tuesday for their home in Traverse City, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Priest twins left Saturday for their bome in Portland, after visti with the ladies parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jirn Hendrix. George Carlson, George Marshall and Wilbert Bund left Sunday morning for 8 Ashing trip into Canada. They plan to be gone week.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Deitchler daughter of Kansag City -pending the week with Mr. Mrs Harvey Deitchler and at Gus Skinner home at Glenwood. Robert Alteberry, 800 of and Mrs.

Harley Atteberry submitted to an emergeucy appendectomy Thursday morning the Edmundson hospital. He turned to his home Monday ternoo. Rev. Watson Accepts Methodist Pastorate in S. C.

A new pastor will occupy the Methodist pulpit in Silver City and East Liberty Sunday following series of moves which took the former pastor, the Rev. Ora Reep, 10 new charge at Moulton. The new pastor la Rev. Ward who this been serving the Garden Grove charge. The Watson are moving to their new location thiA week and the programa of both churches will continue without Interruption.

Rebekah Members Enjoy Party Rebekah Circle enjoyed a picnic dinner at the Ralph Hansen home Tuesday, Sept, 4. The business meeting followed. Birthdays remembered were Mrs. Homer Petty, Mra. H.

E. Attoberry and Mrs. Harvey Ord. Also MrR. Ord's anniversary.

Mr. and Mra. Harlan P'etter and son of Columbua, Nebr. were 1.a- bor day week end guests at the Ed Rigging and Jack Burgoin homes. Enjoying a picnic aupper at the Harold Williams home Saturday evening were Mr.

and Mra. Art Burgoin, Mr. and MrA. George Burgoin and Dr. and Mra.

(. 0. Johnson. Mrs. Edith Elder and Miss Nancy Hall of Geneva were week end guests at the Rew Burgoin home.

Additional Sunday guesta were Mr. and Mra. Earl Hellman of Red Oak. Mr. and Mra.

Fred Apodaco of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Fornoff and Nolma Jean attended the State Fair at Den Molnes Saturday.

Sunday they visited the State Capital building and Mr. and Mra. Bud Phillips and family and later visited the Amana Colonies. Rev. and Mrs.

Ora Reep were Thursday luncheon guests at the E. H. Anderson home. Sunday dinner guests at the Jim Bailey home were Mr. and Mre.

Bud' Cloyed and Judy of McClelland. Additional afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bailey of Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Balley of Omaha, Mrs. Herman Sanders and Tim of Cresent. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Techau and Freddie were Sunday evening guests at the Art Miller's.

Mrs. Myrtle Hayes of Tabor was a week end guest at the Lester Henderson home. Additional Sunday dinner guests were Mrs. Maude Hayes, Mra. Pearl Wiatt and Mr.

and Mre. Donald Burgoin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Henderson spent the Labor day week end at the Lake of Three Fires at Bedford.

Mr. and Mra. George Burgoin were Sunday supper guests al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Rommel in Connell Muffe.

Mr. and Mra. A. F. Childs and Mr.

and Mra. Dwight Keith and family attended a fish supper at the Glenwood Christian Church Friday evening. Gerald Kruse and Billy Mass were State Fair goers Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mra.

Clinton Frank and David of Omaha were Sunday and Monday visitors the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. If.

Kruse. Phyllis Martin left Tuesday for Maryville. Mo. where she will attend North West College. Mr.

and Mrs. Garland Martin and Phyllis and Dick Bolte were Sunday supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mra. Marvin Richter. Afterward they attended a show in Red Oak.

The celebration was in honor of the Martin's 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Will Mass attended church services Sunday morning at St. John's Lutheran church near Malvern and was a dinner guest the home of her son J. W.

and at family. Mrs. Reno Moore was hostess at a demonstration party Wednesday evening in the 1.0.0.F. hall. Seventeen were Refreshments of ice cream.

rookies and kool aid were enjoyd. Miss Deana Hansen, Miss Pat White and Mrs. Roger Scheel the Labor day week end at spent Lake Okoboji. Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Robertand Phyllis were Sunday dinson of Mr. and Mrs. Frank ner guests Sawyers and Mrs. Stella Sawyers of Emerson. Mr.

and Mrs. Arnold Williams family of Griswold Were Sunand visitors at the home of his day LOVE 'N KISSES That's a well-worn term going back years when "love and kisses" actually were in condesignate the unspecified. POTTAtracts to WATTAMIE MUTUAL and IOWA MUTUAL the point. No words are mincpolicies are to ed. You'll feel like showering US with affection when a loss is paid.

CHAS D. COSTELLO 5911 Agent Malvern, lowa Telephone ct Duner ARTAREP Prorated Prone tv Actre Arieno Laura ('has. M. Witen GrAV. tray.

Fatale of 1:1. Grate Walter Hilton, Perrased, Pearl Esther Weir. Marlo Hodge Mario Snyder. Beulah Mario Hodge 864 9W Rateman. Morris Bateman.

Wallace fodge NW 4 SW nard A Bateman, Ina Smay, Wallace Hodge AW Ames, Maude trone Bateman. R. I. Mintle NEW 8E4 Lottie Van orsdel, 11 Mantle 4 Plumb, Walter Dwight Buffing ton. Harold Blackman.

Floyd Mintio ST Blackman. a Sec. 3, Twp. 71. R.

42 Donald Blackman, Dale Fann Powirs, Burdetto Everett Kathron Furningham Carolyn Vinion NE Itunt, Janice M. Hunt. Arleich Kathryn f'unningham Shepard, Pearl Louise Shepard. Carolyn V'inton NWA NEL Marjorie Riackman. R.

Kathryn Cunningham Graves. Ida Graves, Amy Carolyn Vinion SEA NEA mers, Kenneth Hammers, Carol Kathryn 0. J. Hammers. 1..

Vinton Harley Stevesenn. Frank Cham- R. D. pt al. berlain, Rortha J.

Pinkterton. A1- Miller. et al. ice Mne Reed Estate. Joseph R.

B. R. Miller. ni Bateman, F. f.

Plumb, 1.. Harley 13. 1. Miller. et al.

Stevesson. Fred Dickerabach. 18. Hugh Stuart. 1.

Miller. ('has, M. Wilson, Colar 1lugh Stuart, Trustee Hills Farms, G. lodges, a Wah- Hugh Stuart. Trustee SW neeta Noffeinger, Estate W.

J. Rodman. Cedar HIll Farms NEW W. Stout and 10 any Cedar 11111 Farms persona named AS below Cedar Hill Farms In the event their names do not Cedar Till Farms SHE SE appear above, and, also, All Sec. 10.

Twp. 71. R. Rons in nctual occupancy of Any Roy Wife 1ract of land hereinafter descrih- F. Spetman wife ed, and to whom it may concern: Florence Mintle Florence Mintle HEREBY YOU AND NOTIFIED EACH that OF the YOU report ARE Lonis Base Tonis Rasg NE4 commissinners to Mute Crock Louis Rass classify in the louis Bass, E14 Watershed C'onservancy District.

of ('ydney Mills County. Inwa, now on Auditor Ale of Harriett F. Scherer NE4 SW4 nffice of the County Cydney C. Mills County, Iowa. Harriett F.

Scherer SEA You Are further notified that there Stella Grossed get forth below 50 much of the said Myrtle report as shows the owners of each Stella Grosse forty-nere 1ract. on or the less, transfer AS banks Myrtle Nelson Sec. 11, Twp.71,. R. their SEI names appear the Auditor's office and on the Lawrence Schipper NEU books in the Treasurer's office.

Lawrence Schipper NEG NE classification nf each tract and the Lawrence amount of assessment of costs acainst N. of each. as fallows, to- wit: R. 11. Mintle NE4 Blackburn SW NE4 Assessed Class Proposed crock Acres Assessment Blackburn NE4 42 Blackburn 13.50 8.70 1 43 C.

Blackburn 42 C. Hodges 39.00 5.70 4.19 G. Hodges NW 14.50 5.70 1.56 Glen M. Timmons swi SW1 10.00 5.70 1.09 Glen M. Timmons NW 42 Glen M.

Timmons 23.25 5.10 2.40 Austin 1. Bass SW 28.50 10.25 5.53 Austin 1. Bass 36.75 39.00 19.40 23.95 13.49 17.67 Austin Base. sec. 11, Twp.

SW 71, A. 8W 20.00 10.25 3.81 W. Wolfe 42 Wolfe 13 Avres 39.00 5.70 4.13 Sec. 12, Twp. 71, R.

20.00 5.70 0.15 Frances Kline 11 NEM 20.00 5.10 2.15 Frances I't. NW ol 40.00 5.70 4.30 Dorothy Benton 39.00 9.70 4.10 Dorothy Benton John J. Minnie Grudle 38.06 5.70 4.10 John Minnie Grudle John Minnie Grudle 39.00 14.03 10.35 John J. Minnie 39.00 5.50 4.19 Michael Cunningham SW 38.00 10.24 7.36 Michael 38.00 5.70 4.10 Michael Cunningham 39.00 5.70 4.19 Michael Cunningham 40.00 26.95 20.39 Wahneeta Noffsinger 39.00 10.23 7.54 Nuffsinger 39.00 18.62 13.73 Wahneeta Noffalnger SW 38.00 860. 13, Twp.

71, R. 44.50 31.97 Noffsinger creck 31.50 81.62 48.66 Roy Perdue 40.00 26.95 20.39 Roy Perduo NW 5.6.5 81.71 9.04 Ford Katle Blackman Floyd Katie Blackman A. 42 1.00 Michael A. Cunningham A Michael A. ham 9.20 5.70 1.04 Thomas M.

Davis 5, 70 38.40 5.70 4.12 Thomas M. Davis 9.75 39.00 32.31 03.83 W. Rodman J. Rodman, C. M.

J. L. Rodman 5.10 4.19 39.00 9.20 5.10 1.00 Rodman, J. L. NW 32.31 23.83 Rodman C.

M. Rodman SE', 39.00 40.00 66.50 50.34 Rodman, J. L. 14.83 R.18 Itodman C. M.

Rodman NW4 swi 29.20 00 14.83 8.41 W. J. Rodman, J. 30.00 55.20 Rodman M. Rodman L.

40.00 28.54 21.05 W. J. Rodman, J. 39.00 1.54 Rodman M. Itodman SET 39.00 10.00 52.05 39 Mabel Wolfe 10.23 39.00 0.00 81.8: 60.33 Mabel Wolfe Sec.

24, 71, 40,00 100.00 15.61 Mabel Wolfe SW SW SW I 42 48.28 23.86 Judson E. landerson 46.14 Judson K. Randerson NW 06.59 29.97 54.28 40.03 Judson Randerson P't. 39.00 12.51 Judson F. Randerson 10.25 Judson 1.

39.00 40.00 landerson 40.00 5.70 4.30 Judson F. Randermon 19.50 14.82 5.40 Max V'inton 38.00 10.24 7.36 W. W. Alstrope 19.50 14.82 5.46 Thomas M. Aistrope, Sec.

Twp. 71, ml. NW, SEI 29.00 3 13 SWA Albert 1. Cheney NE R. 42 26 11 11 Go Albert I.

Cheney 7 18 46 06 00m 60 69 Albert J. Cheney 19.20 39 04 2G 14 20 14 36 31.79 Evelyn Kilpatrick has, Dalton 47 48 10.94 Mabel Wolfe 39 40 22.41 16.70 Mabel Wolfe Twila Brammeier left Saturday who F. NW Buffington will evening! begin her senior year at P. Buffington Sec. 15,.

Twp. 71. for Indianola where H. Stout Estate NE NE', Simpson College. H.

Stout and Sir. and Mrs. Marion Shook Stella tirozpo NE 4 48 and family visited her mother. Sec. 7, Twp.

71, R. Glenwond. She Harry Evans Sirs. Leo Hopp at from six Jammy Harry Ivans has just returned A Frank weeks visit in Los Angeles. Calif.

Chamberlain SEI Sec. 18, Twp. R. Mr. and Mrx.

Merrill Sowers; Bertha J. Pinkerton 1't. SW and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Martha J. Pinkerton P'inkerton Huff and family, Mr. und Mrs. Pr.ink Lester Marsden and sons surpris- Frank Chamberlain Robert Hicks UTI her Prank ('hamberia Chamberlain in Frank ed Mrs. birthday cake Wednesday enjoyed.

evening. Ire 11. 1. M. M.

Stewart Stewart cream and was Jim and Bob K. M. Stewart Mrs. Don Terry, A 1s M. Stewart and Mrs.

L. E. Brammeier and John Twila Were Saturday dinner of Mrs. Agnes Johnson in Juhn Layzen guests John D'ysen Red Oak. Sec.

19. Twp. 71. Mr. and Mrs.

Byron Viner and Harold fie Hazel McCain Saturday evening visi- Harold Harold Hazel Hazel SW sons were tors in the Don Terry home. Hurold 1 McCain The Frank Oleson family pie- Doris Beckwith nicked at Glenwood park Sunday. Except Euris Beckwith Harold Hazel Mor'ain rods Birdie M. Rhode Birdie Seymour Birdie Birdie Rhode Birdie Rhode Seymour Birdle Laura Mulholland Mutt.olland ra Mulholland Mulholland Mar Peed pc Rhode NW Rhode Sec. 17, Twp.

71, E't Estate SE Sec. 16. 71, Tr.on. Teet. Sec.

20. Al: Mar 1: Estate Hays liane Price 11.13 Sec. 29. Brice HaySec. 21.

71. HAYS lags Hay: 1: hard is Sec. 26. Brice Total FURTHER: 1035 3. ill hear the lows at a r.

-1 ha: all 1:01.5 Auditor Mule 1. report tree approved 115 by Lated this day A at 33 46 1. 00 31 00 39.40 38.40 5.70 39.00 43 69 39 00 00 3 11 14 54 26 71 10 36 30 10 10 PA 28.07 14 26.71 5.10 NIH 10.00 5.70 10 1 An An :4 0 44 3 70 39.00 5.70 39.40 18.60 40 00 10 :3 34 3 7 38.10 5 50 42 38.35 12.99 30.00 5.70 38.00 5.70 19.50 570 30 570 39.05 10 24 39.25 20 10 00 5 70 Ge 370 19.63 5. 7A 38.50 5 10 39.00 5.74 32.00 13.00 creek 21.30 13.41 39.00 10 26 18.70 19.41 26.40 23.01 40.00 13.33 37.32 14.07 33.00 10.26 38.25 23.19 39.25 10.24 40.00 68.15 39.25 49 93 40.00 33.15 38.00 14.8: 38.68 51.32 31.30 S0.63 12.60 23.97 19.50 5.70 29.00 5.70 37.00 5.70 36.20 5.70 39.00 36.50 38.00 5.70 39.00 5.70 40.10 18.60 40.00 14.05 39.00 5.70 39.50 26.99 38.35 18.62 39.00 5.70 40.00 0.00 5.70 39.22 18.62 38.25 0.70 38.25 18.61 39.25 71.03 40.00 27.78 39.00 56.71 39.25 63.41 40.00 45.93 38.25 5.70 33.00 22 41 40.00 5.70 39.15 18.6. 40.041 5.70 39.00 23.18 38.00 18.61 39.00 10.26 38.00 14.03 39.00 5.70 38.00 40 71 39.00 80.

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1966. for the construe. Hon of approximately 3.200 Jineal of In the Tow Malvern. lowa. in wall: the and pore by Arnold chaineer.

ouneal Iluffs. juwa. S.uri to be at.d in the provided for an the plats 31.0 into Work to be commenced within dog: fr. the awardug of 1 and within days the roof. tr at 48 this 1-, by order 1.

All bids be nabe cashier's Phren ah mount at least equal to, per of the Gil hit the bill. cot: fur work furnish acceptable Poi, the an! Care the fail or refuse 10 into contract and furnish required 1-1. cheer may ret. if: ti atol 10 That taNZient to the contractor b. the and acceptan.co MARK cour.cil.

All propor.ly ust t- made thanks by r.old Avenue, town Council reserves Bluffs, a rett to ject any or all bids. Contracts will be let 10 the bidi.r unhr9 all bids arr ur il for Cause throw 4 u' or more b.is Said 31.1 he the Ta at low a te 1. from Al! be 14 the day and the and 0.0 Far': be awarded at that time. or such sub. in sequent to which the Bourn Published by order of the Town of tow: and dated Malvern.

lowa. this 4th day of 1956. Weedford Ruineten 12-2 Town Clerk 12.71 34.61 47.92 16 3 15 3 E3 vi Fo 31 43 14.99 32 :1 a 11 37 11 :1 91 1. Flays Hay- 11-2.