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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1966
Page
6
Hillsdale and nearby residents share updates from a busy week. Furloughs and arrivals in Omaha, Council Bluffs meetings, church services, and family visits fill the days. Local clubs host breakfasts while youth attend events. neighbors travel, celebrate birthdays, and assist relatives across towns.
Hillsdale WSCS members and guests met at the church for the monthly session led by Mrs. Dale Sell. Plans discussed include new program books a forthcoming secret sisters party and a mother daughter banquet on May 4 for Glenwood sororities. A May 19 breakfast was set as the next gathering with Mrs. Everett Blackman welcomed as a new member.
REBEKAH CIRCLE will meet in May with host Susie Stewart and bring a May basket for a flower seed exchange. Mrs. Laura Adair to lead entertainment. Sunday callers at Rev F G Barnes home included Mrs Ruth Swarts, Linda Swarts and fiance Dennis Foster, plus others from Co Bluffs and surrounding towns.
Omaha and the Rew Bargains host Gerald Stogdill family visit. Herbert Stogdills and Jal Williamses plus Roger Craigs attend Sunday services. Jack Opient from Blulls attends Monday lunch. Weekend guests include Jackie Johnson of Greywood with Raymond Beams. Mr and Mrs Ralph Shields of Burlington Junction and Mrs Lita Pence of Clemon t visit. April 16 17 Harvey Bolles visit Dick Bolte family at Waverly. Mrs Oput Pennell Red Oak visits sister Mrs Faeeitchler. Dewey Weisses of Manila visit Mrs Florence Hudfaker Monday.
Mr and Mrs Dwayne Reinert hosted a Saturday birthday gathering for their son Ty with a list of guests including his brother Timmy and extended family and friends from Mind en Glenwood and Yutan Neb. The event followed a Sunday visit by the Harry Storms of Yutan to the Schoenings Motts and Teechaus.
Omaha resident Mrs. Dora Vandas spoke at the Silver City Women’s Club meeting hosted at Mrs. Eldon Burgoin’s home with about 15 attendees. She shared travel experiences and displayed items from foreign lands. chop sticks were given to attendees and lunch followed.
A group of friends surprised Mrs. J. K. Mass on her birthday gathered with family and neighbors including Mr. Mass Clarence Mass Ralph Stewart George Miller Alfred Brandt Edna Kruse Florence Huffaker Elmer Westphal Memory Kahl and others from Co. Bluffs Treynor Hastings Ralston Papillion and Hastings. Evening visitors came from Ralston and Papillion to extend greetings.
The column lists numerous socially active families attending meals and visits over the weekend. Names include Maral Williamsns, Mrs Oscar Spethmann, Tal Blacks, Gordon Elwood family, Date Kempton family, Ray Gators of Staandoat, George Burgoin, Marin ranks cale brated, Clem Wranks, Danwayne, Woodrow Schoening, Mare vin Gioostunity, Craver Goos, Catherine, Wayne Keiths, Vanessa, Linda, Art Ronmunds, Wally Jornoff, Norma Joan, Cross Beds in Oamaky Optimists club event with Pred Apodace, Fred and Mark padco, Jack rity family, Bert, Eugene Buatvingtons, Dime bad, Gerald Budlingtons, Charles Zachs, Brent, and grandparents’ visits.
Mrs Grace Johnson hosted a Whist club evening with progress winner scores going to Mrs Arthur Borgoing and Terman Schoening and low to Mrs Mary Fowler and Harold Williams. Herman Schoening received the dogs prize as visitors Frank Wollutt of Omaha and Morris Fowler of Denver called. Mrs Herman Kiersch and girls dined with the Mervin Bolton family in Glenwood. Bill Mass and family visited in the Alen Schooning home at Macedonia. Mrs Frank Lincoln visited Patty cundall of Plallsmouth who had un-
The Beh Schooning family visited the Jerry Messingers near Malvern Friday evening. Rodney Miller and Kim Taylor were among the Trey Nor high students who enjoyed a trip in Chicago over the weekend.
Fourteen days away from the event girls attended the subdistrict MYF rally at Emerson on Sunday. Representing the Silver City organization were young participants and adults including Earl Maddocks Jr., Bud Carlson, Rev. LeRoy Pulman, and Mrs. George Miller.
Charles Rease takes a two week leave from Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and will proceed to Fort Ord California for a six month musicians term in the National Guard Mus Mary Ord hosts visitors including her brother Ray Batten for dinner the Jerry Ord family and the Union Enactors and Steven of Co Bluffs called in the evening
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