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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1962
Page
3
Residents and guests make regional rounds from Denver and Seaneatales to Estes Park, Omaha, Missouri, and beyond. Birthdays, weddings, and family gatherings appear alongside moves, job changes, and travel plans. Community life centers on visits, church services, and local events with many names and places gathered in a weekly digest style.
The Busy Bees 4 H Club traveled to Des Moines to set up an educational exhibit for the fair. The B Y F invites Malvern residents to an ice cream social at the church on Friday August 17 at 6 40 p m with home made ice cream. Attendees include several local families and community members. A softball tournament occurred in Omaha Friday night. Visits included Emmett Gipe and Wayne Grogs with Leonard Jacob ofRalston and other neighbors.
Willia Pullman daughter of William and Susie Pullman was born January 26 1909 on a farm east of Silver City. She taught rural schools and in Silver City for 17 years and held Navy Postal school training in Samson New York. She served as mail clerk first class at San Francisco float port office until discharge in 1946. She graduated from Iowa State College with BA in education and was mother of the American Legion auxiliary and a lodge member in Silver City. She died August 8 1962 at Mercy hospital Council Bluffs. She is survived by brother George McDermott Lamont and nephew W L McDermott Altoona Iowa. Funeral services were held.
Lydia May Kline born February 1 1888 on a farm near Malvern was the youngest of eight and last survivor. She moved with her mother to Kirksville Missouri attended Kirksville High School and State Normal Business School then worked as a bookkeeper in Horton Kansas. She joined Eastern Star and married William S Barnes on February 24 1911 in Sidney Nebraska and had two sons John William and Otto LeRoy. Later life included Mills and Fremont Counties then Omaha and finally San Diego where she died after 1954. She is survived by her husband Otto LeRoy and three grandchildren in San Diego. Card of Thanks from William Barnes and Otto Barnes family.
Church notices list worship times for First Presbyterian Holy Rosary Glenwood and other parishes with mass schedules Confession and Friday masses. Also details funeral service for Wayne Bass associate and obituaries with attendees and burial at Silver City cemetery.
The St Johns Lutheran Church list covers Divine Services at 9 a.m. and Sunday school at 10 a.m. with no Young Peoples Choir rehearsal until further notice. Lutheran Hour Rally in Des Moines on Aug 19 at 11 a.m. and a Pastoral Conference at Camp Okobosi Aug 20-23 are announced. Walther League Officer’s Conference Sept 2 at Mo Valley Lutheran Church starts 2:30 p.m. A Walther League discussion aug 21 at 8 p.m. Private Communion services and a Trinity Lutheran call for Rev Gerard Thies of West Plains, Mo. The Iowa-West Dist Fiscal Work Program Conference at Storm Lake Sept 9 at 3:30 p.m. Presiding pastors and at least one member from each congregation are to attend. A church membership class is planned for September. Tune in to the Lutheran Hour.
Mrs Lorraine Griffin and granddaughter Christie Djureen joined about 48 Madison family members at Atlantic on Sunday. Randolph residents Delbert and Richard Madison families L te Madison and Minnie Gibbons were also present. Picnic planned again next year on the second Sunday in August. WANT ADS PAY.
Malvern Iowa notices include Sunday School at Strahan Methodist Church at 9 15 a m and Divine Worship at 10 15 a m on August 16 1962. Local visits note Mr and Mrs Charles Kayton Jr and other families along with travel to Tabor Creston Lincoln and Hamburg for farewells markets and hospital visits. Several residents attend weddings dinners and a dairy show while two bus purchases arrive from Lima Ohio for Nishna Valley schools.
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