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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1968
Page
1
Local residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend across towns including Tabor, Schuyler, and Silver City. Guests ranged from the Ramsays and McClures to the Gordan Stotts and Hartzers, with meals, Sunday dinners, and church attendance noted. Doctors and hospital mentions include A. E. Archer and Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs.
Rev Hugh Shiveley pastor leads Palm Sunday worship with baptism during service. Saturday School and Youth Fellowship meet then depart for Camp Algate. Sea Flush Youth retreat planned for Saturday afternoon and evening at the church with Holy Week services continuing.
The Strahan Methodist Church outlines its pastoral leadership and lay ministry staff including Pastor Clarence W. Woollard and Norvel Lowe with S. Supt. David Angus in charge of education and worship planning.
Local churches announce schedules for Holy Week including sunrise services at the golf course, Easter breakfast at the Presbyterian Church, Easter Sunday services, and junior and youth meetings. Activities span Malvern Methodist, First Presbyterian, and Presbyterian circles with Holy Week devotionals, baptisms, and new communicant members planned.
Malvern scouts including boys girls and Brownies won a permanent home this week in the Malvern Community building funds. The move consolidates troop activities in a renovated basement with new furnishings to come. A volunteer team led by Mr and Mrs John Woolen hosted a birthday party for Mrs Retha Pinksley as part of community efforts to settle scouts in the new quarters.
Strahan Airs Harold Swett and Mrs Ving Carlson visited Mrs Levey Swett in Omaha on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Zeno Bass and Lyle Coddington Sr of Randolph traveled to Omaha Tuesday for Mr Bass’s medical check up. Mrs Woodfill of Glenwood visited Tuesday afternoon as the Basses’ aunt Art Was joined in Glenwood for a birthday observance. Weekend visitors to the Basses included Mrs Mylvin Tevie and family, Mr and Mrs Emmett Gipe, Lyle Coddington Sr, Randolph, Mr and Mrs Bark Buss Malvern, and Mrs Osha Weit ami Hastitizs.
Hastings MRS and Herb Stogdill correspondents note Mrs vad Mes and Jat visiting Edgar Paisen Thursday afternoon. Mrs Kenneth Grindle and Mrs Perkins drove the Peppy Pisse H club girls to the Goose Witt The Wind at Infant Hills Theatre. Alrs Warren Craychord and others visited Red Quk. Mara Veniderpau returned home after two weeks for tests, then to work at the Cafe. Mrs Harry Ellis of Shenandoosti called on Steve Haites last Wednesday.
A faulty OCR recipe feature labeled The Leader's Recipe of the Week presents murky instructions for a ham dish with uncertain measurements and terms. The item cites the Malvern Leader newspaper from Malvern on Wednesday, April 4, 1968, as the source, though many words are garbled and the exact preparation steps are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR describes hepatitis, hospital names, patient names, and services with scattered locations and dates. It mentions Mr and Mrs, visiting, and services upcoming in a lake city area with various names and institutions, but details are garbled and only partial facts survive.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention TWO MILLS COUNTIANS and state aid, with garbled names such as Earl Taylor Lifey and William Meure. It references Post Office affiliates and committees, suggesting local government or advisory actions around past office usage and services, but the text is largely unreadable.
Emerson student Thomas Lo Heewinat Sut Gs aldembes faced an incident at Iowa State University. Investigators noted unclear details with possible involvement around a campus location near Pierce Hall on a date in April. No injuries reported. university officials are reviewing student conduct and safety procedures.
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