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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
1
Fragmentary Henderson News text appears garbled with scattered names and nonsensical phrases. Reads as a loose corresp note with no clear event, person, or place I can determine. No coherent details to summarize into a factual card.
Fire crews quickly contained a blaze reported near the harbor storage building. Authorities described limited damage and no injuries as they extinguished flames and secured the area around the facility.
Henderson town council proposes issuing water revenue bonds to finance improvements at waterworks. The town clerk will issue a notice and petition process ahead of a council vote, detailing subjects and dates for consideration and potential approval.
Services for Dean Freeman were held at the Union Church in Siena. The funeral was led by the Reverend St. of Benton and featured pallbearers including Clark, Crisler, and Forrestall. Attending were friends and relatives from Omaha and Stanton, with many named as guests and responders.
Ammidite Memorig seacvices Trustey held an evening at the Christian Church in Presso Fritey with many attendees including Mr. and Mrs Gien Sowers and Mrs. Bey Phew. Clergy Richerd avtvenders led the service for Mrs. RO Moar of Metrers, followed by a Sunday supper and organist supplementary music by Sermecs.erid.
The school will present two piano recital pieces at the Weles Preehrierien on Sunday with performers listed including Green Pearson Linda Ware James Beecy Jones Lathrop Heres Mizer Seer Karen Shir iey Daysen Jane Wirren Christina Lecderee and Selig. Mrs Hezie and Mrs Merrill Crouse hosted guests Sunday for steak supper. Earl McGee party joined by Hackett Palmer and Palmer family for dinner. Palmers plan a 10 day visit while Grant work brings him there. Additional guests included Ronnie Mondorf and Joe Moore. Gorton Steiner visited Marion Plumb.(ir)
Mrs Nina Crouse reports social visits in Strahan area. Bere visitors in Loyd Bowen home. Art Thiesehater and family celebrated Rohs em birthday with cake. Marion Gand of Hastings visited Shaul home. Ralph Myrick and family were guests of Uma Renna. Vickie Lemonda from Glenwood visiting grandparents Clarence and Mildred Lemouda.
Rev John Lippincott is pastor with Sunday School listed at 248 a. m. ward, Christensen as superintendent. Divine worship at 10:30 a. m. Theme Me who would be final. Offerings: 30 cents. The meeting will be held by Robert Oberstannen in pastor’s absence. WACS will not meet in August but reconvene September 4.
Fragmented OCR records a noisy local event with numerous misspelled names such as Robert Chaus A.P. Farrel Thelma Randulph Koay Ave. Fisher and Dee Moline visiting Sr. and Mrs. Sern Besemack. Many lines mention individuals like Lene Seay Lyle Copdingwon Brien Ayr Bender and others with unclear actions or outcomes.
Local residents travel between Malvern and surrounding towns visiting relatives home events and church gatherings. Families include the Larton, Caskey, Potter, and Key ton households with several trips and medical visits reported, plus youth group activities at Sweben Methodist church and a Busy Beess-H achievement show.
A social event Sunday afternoon saw Mrs John Brower of Loveland honored with a pink and blue shower hosted at Mrs Miles Renner’s home. Guests included Herman Kierseh and Mrs Arn among a small group, with additional attendees from nearby families and communities.
A long list of visitors and relatives from multiple states gathered at the A. P. Jones home for a family get together. Attendees included the Deitchlers, Zanetti, Moore, Ord, Kahl, Sheeley, Kahl, and several others from Osage, Council Bluffs, Omaha, and Glenwood along with military members at Fort Knox and relatives from California and Minnesota.
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