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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
1
Local Henderson social page lists frequent visits and informal gatherings. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allensworth, Rep. William Scherle, and many families from Malvern Red Oak and Carroll. Events span visits, picnics, rodeos, and church activities with Des Moines convention and Legion Park gatherings noted.
Renderson Christian Church announces Rev. Robert Jones as pastor and Mrs. Helen Frink. Worship service at 9 30 a m with church school at 10 30 a m. C W F and Chi Rho meet on alternating weeks with C W F every Wednesday.
A personal thanks notes prayers cards flowers and visits during hospital and recovery. mentions teamwork of neighbors and relatives from Wall S D Red Oak Glenwood Silver City Emerson and Shenandoah, with family updates on visits, travel, and upcoming events including a trip to England for the Schaefer family and Great Lakes training for Bot Townsend.
Haroff native of Hastings and Hastings High School graduate has held the post for 23 years. A Wayne Web State College alumnus, he received an AB degree in 1961 and has been employed at the county SCS office in Malvern. He is the son of Mrs. Jennie Haroff.
Malvern Iowa council meets August 8 1964 with members Hardy Ellison Mansfield and Poort present. They approve the 1965 budget as set July 6 1964 after a hearing. discuss water line and street surfacing questions. plan to re edge dump area and hire staff to supervise dumping. adopt standard time change and authorize two men to drive a fire department truck from Howe Falls Iowa. The clerk reports accounts payable and weed control notices.
Mrs Pickering entertained a belated birthday party Friday afternoon for Mrs Lee Bailey. Guests included Margaret Courtier Thelma and Sandy Stogdill Reta Mosier Pauline Palsen Linda Wayne and Mrs Lee Bailey. Ice cream cake and iced tea were served.
Mr and Mrs Geo Perkins and family of Salem Nebraska visited relatives here over the weekend. Jdnpt and Judy Kelley are visiting their grandmother Mrs Ruth Kelley in Red Oak this week. Mr and Mrs Paul Burke and daughters from Douglas Wye moved to Mal. Mr and Mrs Ray Sage attended a tractor demonstration at Mead Nebraska Thursday. Mr and Mrs Jesse Perkins and family enjoyed a week long vacation at the Ozarks returning home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Sterling Schurr and children of Red Oak were overnight guests Friday. Mr and Mrs Roger Crawford were Red Oak visitors last Friday. Mrs Kenneth Hees Linda and Wayne of Gallatin Missouri returned home Friday after visiting with Mr and Mrs Lea Bailey. Mr and Mrs David McCartney of Chillicothe Missouri are visiting in the Holcome Ewing home. The Horseshoe Saddle Club enjoyed a picnic dinner and trail ride near Glenwood Sunday meeting at Everett Millsap home. Mr and Mrs Clifford Murphy and family near town City are visiting Henry Clark home. are DY ES
The Malvern Leader issue lists First Methodist Church events led by Ralph Hussell and Dorothy Sargent with Sunday School and morning worship services. Social visits include Mr and Mrs Haggedorn of Em Lamp of Mindenspen and residents near Red Oak host Geo Res. other names include Mr Herb Slordit and family, Ray Sage, Art Ersen, and Pear.
Two property changes occurred in Hastings with transfers involving local buyers. Dan Vanderpool purchased the Mrs Mildred Martin home south Hastings following a recent sale. Carl Hodge bought the Vanderpool residence, marking another transfer and possession by Kare Bey.
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