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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1968
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Warren Darrah honor their daughter at their Malvern home with congratulations from neighbors and relatives after Miss Darrah earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Peru State College on August 9. She plans to return to Cornell Blairs to teach at Hoover School this fall.
Mrs No Po Crink hosted a Tuesday morning coffee for wives of faculty members with pupils Jkkoet Hepp Jamee Richey Jane Beakelman and Jo Durham mentioned. Mrs Douglas Myers hosted a pink and libe shower for Mrs Janet Melten with eleven guests. prizes awarded to Sharott Turner Libby Grindle and Gerry Turner. Janice Clay of Malvern completed basic training at Stewart Beauty School and will graduate in April 1939 with future appointments available.
Members of the Datel Gar Club gathered to honor helpers at the 64 Club celebration. Frita Kunp, Gerald Leu, Edwin Leu, Creighton Miller and Lowisting presided, with C. Wo Me Manan and FP CMe Bloomer noting long service. Attendees shared thanks and memories highlighting fellowship and association.
Mitt and county highway patrol reported a driver went out of control on Highway 278 east of Glenwood in rainy conditions. The car plunged down a steep embankment about 20 feet but emerged unharmed. Officers marveled at the lack of damage.
Silver City resident Viven Williams, involved in a check drawing incident at Glenwood grocery, was fined five dollars and costs by Justice of Peace Carl Remicy on Tuesday in Glenwood.
The Upper Room in Nashville presents a reflection urging believers to move beyond hearing and to serve actively. It emphasizes church at work through worship, study, service, and social issues, urging members to avoid hindering progress and to keep moving in faith and mission.
Mrs Hassie Ellis entertained at dinner with a large guest list including Mr and Mrs Jack Ellis and family of Haylawn Mr and Mrs Jett Roseland and family of Lineula Nebr Mr and Mrs Wali Sholhofer of Vabor and Mr and Mrs Ben Wolfe and sons The occasion celebrated the births of twins Roseland and Ellis and guests joined later by Bob Gray and children from Papillion Nebr Several other dinners and visits are listed including Mrs Carl Gorimer retiring from visiting in Willon Junction and a Shenandoah high school reunion attended by Mr and Mrs Fichter and others. Dawn and Mark Enoch visited with grandparents and many relatives were noted in Shenandoah and Rockport Missouri events.
Barry Anderson hurled a one hitter as Fremont Mills defeated Creston 1-0 to clinch the district title and advance to the sub-state where they will face Palom-Churdan. Eight teams remain in the state tournament with Fremont Mills at 13-5. Rick Anderson scored on a passed ball in the third inning. the Knights had six hits with Brothers Anderson two apiece, plus Dave Walker and Ben LaFollette 1 each.
A twilight Holstein meeting hosted by Iowa District 11 Holstein Breeders will be held at Robert A. Jardon farm 34 miles east of Randolph on Highway 184 Friday at 8 p m An educational program for 4 H and FHA youths led by a Holstein Friesian Association fieldman offers a chance to win a registered Holstein heifer from Glenwood State School and two other prizes Eligible entrants must be residents of District 11 and 15 or younger in 1969. 4 H and FHA participation encouraged Donated by District 11 Holstein Friesian Breeders Association.
The State Services for Crippled Children will hold a diagnostic and evaluation clinic at Woodrow Wilson Junior High School in Council Bluffs on August 21. Eligible patients are under 21 with chronic or crippling conditions from Cass, Fremont, Harrison, Mills, Monona, Montgomery, Page, Pottawattamie, and Shelby counties, referred by a physician or dentist. There is no examination fee.
Fremont Mills routed Shenandoah 11-1 as Barry Anderson pitched six innings with ten strikeouts and contributed three RBIs at the plate. Rick Anderson went 3-for-3 with a two-bagger, driving in runs, while the Knights ran home on forceful bunts and a late double by Ben LaFollette ending the game via the 10-run rule.
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