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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1965
Page
3
Dale Lewellen has left his custodian post at Chantry School Malvern to start work as a radio repairman in Maryville Missouri. His family will stay in Malvern through the school year and relocate afterward.
Albert Washburn announced two $85 scholarships from the Mills County Sail Conservation District for Mills County teachers to attend the Iowa Teachers Conservation Camp at Springbrook State Park. Courses Biology 104 and Biology 105 run June through August with three week sessions, offering on campus credit and natural science certification credit. Costs with scholarships reduce to about $30 to $33. applications due by end of April at the Mills County Soil Conservation office in Malvern.
May docket in Mill County Circuit Court shows seven new cases listed. Judge Folsom Everest presides as openings approach. Cases include divorce filings, civil disputes, and traffic or violation matters, with continuances noted among municipal docket items.
The Hillyer family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness comfort and tributes after the death of their father and brother Kermit Hillyer and brothers John Hillyer Heber Hillyer and Pearl Kline and families express appreciation for floral cards and letters
The family expresses sincere gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for memorial gifts flowers cards calls and food during the recent bereavement. Floyd Wadsley Clyde Wilson Seoderle Newell and family extend thanks.
Easter was a festive day for Silver Citians with numerous dinners and gatherings. Guests included Albert Bailey of Omaha and many local families hosting relatives from Council Bluffs Atlantic Glenwood and other towns in large, community meals and hospitality.
Star Kensington met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ralph Skerritt with 24 members and Mrs. Ward Hunt as guest. The regality business meeting was held. Mea Harold Williams and Mrs. Laren Boyer tied for first after raster hits. The next meeting is May 12 at the home of Mrs. I. La Maveleal.
The Silver City American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legions Mall with 12 members present. Delegates nominated were Mrs. A. P. Jones and Mrs. Herman Schoening for Shenangarh district meeting on April 27. alternates elected were Mrs. Phyllis Skerritt and Mrs. Harold Skerritt. A letter from District President Mrs. Card Natteson was read. hostesses were Mrs. Jim Maloney and Edith Simmons. The meeting also notes numerous local social visits and events including showers, weddings, birthdays, and a recital at the Joslyn Museum.
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