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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1966
Page
8
Hastings WSCS met at M Charley Hall with fifteen members. President Mrs. Jock Largent led the meeting, and one member answered roll call with the time of their favorite spring flower.
Hastings community news notes visits illnesses and family connections. Dorothy Largent, 8. 8. Supt. Morning Worship and Sunday School times listed. Clarence Boyd of Pea Ridge Ark visited, illness and death of sister in Omaha referenced. Birthday cake gathering for Beta Monst er includes multiple locals. Richard Vance and companion drove to Iowa City Sunday.
Walter Russell of Hastings was named social chairman for Star House at Iowa State University as the Men's Residence Association elected house officers for the coming academic year. The association includes 54 houses and about 3,100 students. Russell is the son of Mr and Mrs John W Russell of Hastings.
Henderson Edmondson of San Jose and his family visited the Paul Edman sons Saturday and returned Sunday. Mrs. Edmondson and the children plan a two week stay. Nearby friends learn of Mrs. Buddy Byers appearing on Let's Make a Deal on channel on May at 6:40 p.m. central time.
Mrs. Ralph J. Viner of Henderson was chosen first vice president and president elect of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs at a three day state convention in Sioux City. Fort Dodge's Mrs. Wayne Bonnell was elected president. Viner has long been active in federation work and Methodist WSCS, bringing wide leadership experience and strong club connections.
The Nishna Valley Women's club to host a Saturday 2 to 4 pm reception at the Methodist church honoring Mrs Ralph J. Viner state vice president and Mrs W N Vanderlinden Mills County chair man with federation members and friends from Macedonia and Elliott invited.
Orlo J. Harris retires from Town Power and Light Co after more than four decades of service in Henderson and nearby areas. He recalls early days and notes 1912 as Hendersons first electric line year, with farm and business growth reflected in customer counts and bills from 1904 to 1924.
Art Moulds and his sons Dowg and Scott from Alla were supper guests of the Paul Edmondsons on Friday. The children spent the day with the Edmondsons while their father traveled to Missouri on business.
East Liberty correspondent notes Rev. Hugh Shiveley of Malvern preached on The Meaning of Discipleship. He and pastor Rev. B H LeRoy Pullman swapped pulpits across the three churches. Families and neighbors visited and attended services in Glenwood, Rockport, Council Bluffs, and Omaha area towns, with several listed visits and travels among the Stolts, Alexanders, Stephen, Goodell, Parker, Stille, Hunt, and others.
In Mills County Iowa the estate of Mildred B. Martin deceased was probated with Lawrence W. Martin named executor. Creditors must file claims with the district court clerk within six months from the second publication or be forever barred.
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