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Silver City Lenora Stogdill To Burn Church Mortgage Sun. On Sunday, Sept. 7, at 7 p.m., the Silver City Baptist church will have a time of Fellowship and singing with Praise to God as the church mortgage is burned. Special music and a watermelon feed will be a part of the festivities. Everyone is welcome to attend.

FAREWELL SUPPER HELD FOR BICHEL FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Bichel hosted a pot luck supper for their son and family, Chaplain and Mrs. Charles Bichel, Anthony and Kristin Sunday evening. Chaplain Bichel and family will be in Okinawa for three years serving for the Navy and Marines.

Attending were the Larry Bichel family, the Jim Bichel family, Mrs. Adolph Kay and Otto, all of Glen wood; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bichel, Omaha, Mr. and Mrs.

Vern Boch, Co. Bluffs, Rev. and Mrs. Bill Jurgens and family, Pickeral, Mr. and Mrs.

Louie Jurgens, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Deitchler, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bichel, Mineola, and Mrs.

Vera Schroeder. O'ROURKES CELEBRATED SILVER ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Donald O'Rourke celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Friday with mass, with Father Charles O'Rourke of Seoul, Korea, the main celebrant. Assisting him were Father O.L.

Kaufman, Father Jim Polisch, Father Jim Duffy, Father Jim Reyberg, and Father Colum Stanley. The mass was followed by a buffet dinner served to the 150 guests. The evening event was a aance which was held at the Glenwood Armory with over 200 guests coming from Omaha, Council Bluffs, Neola, Dow City, and the local area. A 7 8 oz. son was born Aug.

23 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kirlin. He has been named Harry Thomas III. Grandparents are Mrs.

Charlene Kirlin, Silver City, and Mrs. Isabelle Coleman, New Orleans, La. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bryant, Silver City, and Mrs.

Lech Bryant, Oilman City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. William Vorth- mann are the parents of a baby girl born Aug. 26, at 8 pounds 12 ounces.

They named her Rachel Lynn. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Bolte of Silver City, and Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Vorthmann of Treynor. Her great grandmother is Mrs. Ella Hartman of Mineola. Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Bryant were Friday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kirlin and Harry Jr. in Council Bluffs. Mrs.

Fern Burgoin visited her sister, Mrs. Elsie Hielman, at Highland Acres in Red Oak this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Schoening were Thursday supper guests of the Bob Schoening family in honor of Delwyn's birthday.

Monday supper guests were Mr. and Mrs. El wood Plumer and family of Mineola. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Beam attended the 50th anniversary of Mrs. Beam's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shields, of Burlington Junction, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Techau, Jr. and family, Fred Techau, the Frank Lincoln family, and Bonnie Grudle attended the Lincoln State fair Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Dick Pullman and Gina of Elma were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pullman. Mr. and Mrs.

Keith Mintle and Kendall attended the 'Old Fiddlers Contest' in Brownville Sunday. They also enjoyed riding the 'Belle of Brownville'. Ruth Hanson of Northbend was a week end guest in the George Miller home. Enjoying a picnic at Bellevue Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Osborn and daughter of Fremont, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mock and girls of Des Moines, Mr. and Mrs. Al Swartz of Council Bluffs, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Batten and family of Mineola, Martha Kelly and Linda Croson of Glenwood, the Delmar Decker family, Vera Mills, Charlotte and Randy. Major Robert Maines was a week end guest of Mrs. Laura Adair after taking his daughter Debbie to get enrolled in college. Friday overnight guests of Mrs.

Adair were Tammy Stewart and Lisa Stogdill, and Saturday guests were Diane Hoffman and Tammy Stewart. Marilyn Skerritt was in Jennie Edmundson hospital this past week for a flu virus. Ed Kruse has entered the Mercy hospital, and Earl Mabbitt has entered the Jennie Edmundson hospital. Sunday visitors at the Wayne Stewart home were Mr. and Mrs.

Art Freemore of Shenandoah, and Mr. Freemore's cousin and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson of California. Saturday visitors were Mrs.

Bob Lahey of Council Bluffs and Mrs. Bertha Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Martin are returning this week from a two weeks trip which has taken them to Los Angeles where they visited with Mrs.

Martin's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson, and Mr. Martin's sister and families. Chris Roenfeld, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Roenfeld, celebrated his second birthday Sunday with a barbecue dinner for family and friends. Dana Kelly of Beatrice, sister of Mrs. Bill Ramsey, was a week end guest in the Ramsey home. Mr.

and Mrs. Bud Kahl, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Schoening, and Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Evans spent Saturday and Sunday at the LeRoy Thornton home in Archer. They were Joined there by Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wing of Farragut and Mr. and Mrs.

Merle Harland of New Market; On their way to Archer they stopped at Orange City where the tulip festival it held annually, and towed a wooden shoe factory. Sunday they stopped at Okoboji and rode the 'Empress'. Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCol- tester, Mr.

and Cliff Schoening, and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kahl went on the Co-op tour also saw the Kansas City and Baltimore Orioles ball game before returning Thursday. Thursday evening visitors at the Gerald Jones home was the Bob Telgren family of Council Bluffs. Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry JOMS, Julie and Judson were Friday visitors of Mr. and-Mrs. Dick Bowden and family of Glen' wood. Sunday Ed and Edna Kruse were dinner guests at the Paul Wilson home.

Paul Joined some friends to spend a few days in Minnesota on a fishing trip. Dirk Lincoln spent the week end at home before returning to Chanute Air Force Base in Illinois. Silver City Legion Auxiliary is planning a sale at the Goodrich Hotel in Council Bluffs on Sept. 11. All members art to bring their donated items to the Legion hall Wednesday afternoon.

Wednesday and Thursday Mr: and Mrs. Al Marshall and Mrs. Irene Childs went to Grant City, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Emory Parman, Mrs.

Jim Parman, and Ina Schilling. Friday the Bill Mass family visited with the Danny Roeri- feldt family of Mineola. Sunday they visited Mr. and Mrs. Allen Schoening at Macedonia.

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Hunt hosted a wiener roast Saturday, for Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCollester and Chad, the.Bill Burgoin, Leo Stortenbecker, Lynn Goos and Dennis Deitch- lar families and Mr.

and Mrs. Hoyt Hayden. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kahl of Mineola were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Jim McCollester and Chad. Mr. and Mrs, Josh Alston, were Labor Day visitors 'of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall Jr. and Dirk enjoyed the Missouri River Raft-Regatta Sunday.

They got to ride the boat with the officials from Blair to the Omaha Marina. The 33 mile race had from ISO to 200 rafts entered. Following the race they dined out at Cascio's The Malvern Leader 7 Malvern, Iowa Thursday, September 4, 1S75 Four From Area On IWCC's Honor Roll List The Iowa Western Community College summer honor roll lists 160 students, including three from Malvern, one from Henderson, one from Emerson, and a Silver City student. On a 4.0 scale, honor roll students must have a 3.25 or better average. The students are: Susan Miller, Henderson; Sheila Hunt, Debra Leu, Jonathan White, Malvern; Phyllis Miner, Emerson; and Susan Scheel, Silver City.

JOHN SKERRITT ion of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skerritt, Malvern, was Mills county's entry at the Iowa State Fair 4-H Boys Clothing Selection program Friday, August 15th. John modeled a light colored suit with printed shirt. John is second from the left and the others were participants from other counties but not furnished.

a GET rum Prisoner's Jail Wedding is Off Mills County Sheriff Merle Brown''said Monday convicted murderer Steven Lybarger, 23, and Susan Marie Thompson, 18, Council Bluffs, have decided to "wait awhile" in their marriage Brown said Miss Thompson. visited Lybarger in the county jail Saturday night and the two indicated the wedding would be indefinitely postponed. Miss Thompson was to become Mrs. Lybarger Saturday after the original wedding Thursday was postponed when the bride entered Mercy hospital. Sheriff Brown had said earlier Miss Thompson's parents were not in favor of the wedding.

Lybarger is awaiting a ruling on his for a new trial following his May conviction of the slaying of Judy Pleas, 17, of Council Bluffs in 1973. He is being held in the jail at Glenwood because Pottawattamie County does not have a jail. WANT ADS PAY! Thanks to our one-minute long distance rate, for about 40c or less, you can visit with friends in Boston, or for that matter, any other city out of your state (except Alaska and Hawaii). And it's just 25e or less for each additional minute. All you have to do is get on the phone any weekday or Sunday after 5P.M.

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Bruce Supplies Construction, Inc. R.R. Emerson, Iowa 51533 Phone 712-623-9973 Weekly Report Mills County SHERIFF HOUSEHOLD GOODS FARM SALE 2V4 miles south of Hastings, Iowa on paved road. Sept. P.M.

Machinery Equipment 1968 830 Case-O-Matlc gas tractor, No. 8347069, Comfort King cab, blower and neater, 1180 hours; 1963 830 Case- 0-Matic gas tractor, No. 8222792, no cab; 4 16 mounted Case plow, plow harrow; DC Case tractor with loader, as unit; JD No. 400 grinder-mixer, good; JD 237 picker, good; JD 494AN planter, big boxes; JD8-W mower; JD Model spreader, good; New Holland 68 super hayUner, good; Case 13' tandem disc; Kent 18' spring tooth; 4-4x10 grain wagons, Case gears and hoJsti; Case 10' grain drill pn steel; Kewanee 40' elevator with speed jack; 3 point digger; 7' Kewanee blade; 4 row Case hoe; 125 gal 3 pom sprayer; 14' Low Boy; 7' MH clipper combine; 24 harrow; old hay rack; Case JD rake; metal hay skid or lot drag; heavy 8' I-beam; pile of iron; 500 gal. gas barrel with electric pump; bushel hog feeders; 50 gal.

hog waterer; tank heater; hog oiler; 4 rolling cultivator shields; hog ringing chute; 12'x4" auger and motor; 18" chain saw; 2 tractor radios; lawn chairs; 2 sets tractor chains; stock and grain sides for '73 Chevrolet pickup; one rack load of good hand tools and miscellaneous; no Junk. Antiques Walking lister; 3 large iron pots, one with base; hand corn shelter; potato digger; 2 row horse cultivator; hand grindstone. 800 bales hay in barn 100 bales straw in barn Terms: Cash Not Responsible for Accidents Mrs. Clarence Nelson Wade Clint Rubey, Auctioneers Rubey Auction Clerk One theft and one accident were reported to the sheriff's office this week: Karry Richardson, route one, Pacific Junction reported the theft of a Citizen's band radio from his car August 28. The vent window of the 1964 Cadillac Hearse was broken and the 23 channel radio and roof antenna were taken from the vehicle.

Richardson estimated the radio's value at $500. Dale Richard Schultz, Co. Bluffs was involved in a single vehicle accident August 31 when he lost control of his 1964 Ford van on a curve on county road L31 near highway 370. The van was northbound when it left the roadway and landed on its right side in a ditch. Schultz was charged with OMVUI by sheriff's deputy Howard Clark.

Damage was estimated at $600. Mike's Saturday Night Auction Saturday, Sept. 6,6:30 p.m. 30 Electric Frigidaire stove Dinette sets Oak library table Small refrigerator 12'xl5' brown rug High chair Coffee table and end tables Card tables Utility carts Exerciser Wicker chair Baby stroller Infant car seat Baby basket on stand Foot stools Floor lamps Gun rack Oak tables Metal bed with spring Book shelves Flower pedestals Base cabinet Metal wall cabinet Conventional wash machines Drain tubs Kitchen drop leaf table 30" Tapen gas stove Older type console radio Record player Odd chairs of all types Consignments welcome until noon day of sale. (Miscellaneous sale.

Sept. 20) Ernest Margaret Bloomer, Operators Phone 527-4022 Tabor, Iowa Milts County, COURTS Weekly Report Cases heard in district court last week included the following: Mrs. Phyllis Barrett, Council Bluffs, pled guilty to a charge of aiding escape (from the Mills County Jail) and will be sentenced September 8. Richard Earl Hoyt, Malvern pled guilty to charges of breaking and entering and larceny in the nighttime. He was granted a deferred sentence and placed on probation under the Bureau of Community Corrections for a two year period.

Twyla Fern Voss pled guilty to a charge of OMVUI and will be sentenced September 15. Larry Foster, charged with assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury was granted a continuance of arraignment until September 8. Harry Michaelson was also given a continuance of arraignment until September 8 on a charge of resisting execution of process. SHOP YOUR LEADER ADS KELEHER 413 SHARP GLENWOOD, IOWA SOUTH SIK Of TK SQUARE PHONE 527-4M1 OPEM SUNDAY FROM 6:00 A.M. ATTENTION FARMERS RANCHERS CITY FOLKS DOCTORS LAWYERS Thinking Of Buying A 2-Way Radio? If So, Shop Around, But Be Sure To SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY Lowest Prices On All INTERSTATE 2-WAY RADIO INC.

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