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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1962
Page
5
Henderson firemen answered a Monday afternoon alarm to the Scherle farm where a barn filled with hay burned. Mr. Scherle and Bob Magers were burning brush a gate away. A cat seen fleeing the brush fire may have sparked the blaze. A nearby cattle shed partly burned but most of it was saved.
Henderson News notes church services at Henderson Christian and Henderson Methodist with schedules including Supt Mrs Arthur Allensworth, WSCS and Junior Choir events. Social visits feature Mr and Mrs Dick Magers, Leott. Omaha trip for Karen Vanderlinden’s sixth birthday. families hosting meals and Bible study gatherings with 24 attendees at Fred Roeder home.
Vinton residents and visitors shared community events during the weekend and week. The Methodist Young People held a sunrise service at Wesley Chapel with breakfast. Local families visited, hosted, and attended church events in Red Oak Tarkio Malvern Council Bluffs and Omaha. WSCS district meetings in Council Bluffs produced lifetime pins for two members. Dr. and Mrs. Viner of Leon dined with Ralph J. Viner before traveling to Las Vegas for a medical meeting.
The Mothers club met Friday afternoon with eight members present. Mrs. Dick Magers joined, Mrs. Marvin Warren provided entertainment, and secret pals will exchange gifts at the May meeting. Mrs. Ralph J. Viner, busy with federated clubs duties, attended multiple district and state events in Council Bluffs Corning Shenandoah and will host the biennial convention. Local residents attended various social events including open house at Joycelyn Beauty Shop and a father and son banquet at Wales church.
The Malvern Leader reports Mr and Mrs Stan Dayson and family visiting friends, while Gordon Frinks moved to a new Emerson home with help from Elmer and Bob Bergantzel, Lawrence Frink, Dan Frink, G A Frink, K E B Jewell, Beverly, Marvin Bowen, Tom Brown, Hugh Shook, T C Shook, Harvey Frink, Lee Roy Shook and Roy Bird.
Orlow G. Ryan, born February 20 1894 in Norwood Missouri, died March 31 1962 in Omaha Nebraska after a long illness. Funeral held Wednesday at Henderson Christian Church with interment at Farm Creek Cemetery Henderson. He was WWI veteran and survived by wife Jennie Mae Bingham. two children Lester and Gwendo lyn Handrix. seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Community notices recount visits and gatherings across Hastings and nearby areas. Many residents attended meetings and events in Council Bluffs Shenandoah Malvern Red Oak and other towns. Births, hospital calls, and family visits mark a busy week with multiple host and guest lists.
Threman Gordon appeared before Justice John Hall on a larceny charge for stealing a set of wrenches from Spiker Feed and Produce. Gordon pleaded guilty saying he lent his car and the wrenches were found inside when returned.
Mrs Stella Hall along with Mrs Joe Parker and Mrs Don Mauer visited Mrs Fred Martin at Highland. The social call highlighted community ties and friendly exchanges during a calm afternoon.
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