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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1966
Page
4
Nearly 60 Masons and their guests attended a fellowship meeting Tuesday night after an oyster stew. The Rev Everett Epperson of Onawa spoke on archeological studies and shared slides from a trip to the Holy Land.
Emerson fire department voters reelected Everett Lunn as department chief. A Monday gathering at Mr Johnson’s brother Manion Culvge City area was noted with residents including Jay and Mrs Doastwooth and Mr and Mrs Arthur Jobs.
The passage notes widespread curiosity as a restored tractor draws attention at a local event. Mentions of Rochester, Tod, Homer Coteniis, and BH Connell home visit in Council Bluffs hint at community ties and visits from relatives in Oklahoma. The fragmentary text reflects a small town gathering with residents tracking the machine's impact.
Various families from Oklahoma, Iowa, and Missouri visited Homer Connell and nearby homes over the weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs Earl Pace of Ottumwa, Bert Morris and family, and the Larry Hunts at Henderson, as well as Joe McKee and Vivian McKee in Red Oak. The Nanman family visited Mound City and honored grandparents Mr and Mrs Tu Uler Nawman at a Sunday birthday dinner marking their 58th wedding anniversary.
The study course on the book of Acts ended last Tuesday after final meetings at the home of Mr and Mrs Charley Alexander Rev Pullman spoke on Palm Sunday Jesus Christ is Lord Easter worship planned.
A misty April morning in Randolph inspires reflections on weather, local visitors, and distant headlines. Mrs Richardson of Macksburg, Iowa, shares clippings about her husband Rev Bill Richardson’s trip toward Baltimore for American Methodism’s 200th anniversary, with colorful comparisons to famous figures.
The Rev. Mr. Richardson, in old-fashioned garb, greeted Malvern crowds on his long trek to Baltimore. He recalled his civil rights march in Washington and shared humorous anecdotes while hoping to spark interest among local children to become preachers. Palm Sunday and Good Friday reflections followed, contrasting royal expectations with Jesus humble entry and sacrifice.
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