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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1962
Page
4
Residents near Hillsdale list a summer of guests and social gatherings across Council Bluffs Malvern Glenwood and Omaha. Frequent hosts include Mr and Mrs Frank Reinbold Mrs Ernest Brower and others with dinners hospital visits and family celebrations recurring through the week.
Local residents share visits and church events from Weeping Water Glenwood and nearby towns. Patty and Kevin Sutton stay with Frank Reinbold. Delashmutt guests of the Phelps. Mrs. Wiley Sanders drives friends to Mercy hospital and visit Leonard Marskell. Hillsdale church resumes services after a vacation. Esther and Wayne Keith enjoy a Glenwood lake park picnic. Eugene Van Orsdel suffers a painful accident loading a tractor tire, injuring his left hand and requiring many stitches.
Seventeen Hillsdale MYF members and chaperones spent a cold overnight camping trip at Viking Lake near Stanton. The group, with Patty Sutton, Mrs. Dale Sell, and Mr. and Mrs. George Wright, faced a damp night yet returned home safely with memories. Sunday included a worship service led by Barbara Hunt and Rosalee Wright and a picnic lunch with several local supporters.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Carlberg hosted a dinner with Mr and Mrs Don Carlberg and Vickie for their seventh wedding anniversary. Mary Sawyers retrieved her grandsons Steve and Tim to Council Bluffs, with Randall Sawyers’ parents collecting them later. Glen Howerys hosted a hamburger picnic at Dale Alexander’s home, and the card table was busy. Faye Timson and children entertained Paul Murch and Cliff Timson’s group from Mankato and Tabor. The Rubenking family shared a cooperative supper honoring Gene Vanderpool’s Washington visitor. Andrew and Charles Sobotka with daughter visited Darlene McGinnis’s family. McGinnis children joined grandparents for a week. Leo Clark visited her parents near Sidney Thursday.
Mrs John Walker received a letter from her son and his wife Mr and Mrs Richard Northrup reporting they are located in Hawaii and enjoying camp meetings. Mr and Mrs Eldon King and family of Avoca were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Hamilton Lewis and family. Mr and Mrs Lester Maraden and son Kenneth were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Maraden and family.
Daks Community Church notes Sunday School 10 am worship 11 am with Pastor Irwin Eteson and Supt. I W Castor. Choir practice Thursday evening. Young People service first and third Sunday evenings. Attendance 103 visitors 12 offerings 17.34. Sermon Invited with choir Constantly Abiding and solo Anchored in Love Divine by Ralph Cole. Numerous social visits and parties noted including treasure hunt for grade girls farewell for Marcia Plumb and many visits with local families and friends in Essex Red Oak Morton Mills Shenandoah Glenwood Washington DC Silver City Omaha and local areas.
Mills County Vice President Les Knop of Hastings attended a Red Oak meeting where Region 5 Farm Bureau vice presidents from Adams Fremont Montgomery Page Taylor counties discussed coordinating the regional program. The group focuses on policy development and the resolutions committee to boost member participation.
Mr and Mrs Curtis Davis and son from Lincoln spent the weekend with her father Guy Osborn and visited her mother at the Red Oak. Mr and Mrs Forrest Warren and Kathy of Bradshaw Nebraska came Friday to visit Dean Warren and family. Guests included Marvin Warren Dick and Sue Ellen Mrs J G Stream Mrs Hylyn Warren Jewell and Mr and Mrs L H Brammeier for Sunday dinner with homemade ice cream.
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