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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
4
The Veterans of World War I and the Auxiliary invite members of Mills County Barracks No. 1337 and eligible guests to a picnic in Emerson park at 1 p.m. CST on Sunday, August 30. In case of rain the gathering moves to the Legion hall one block east of the park.
The Emerson Women’s Club will meet September 1 at the Baptist church at 2 30 pm with Unusual Hobby as the topic. Mrs Hart Taylor of Silver City will speak on apple dolls. Local residents including Mrs Clyde Ingersoll, Miss Le Nora Dixon, and the Hillyers are noted in recent visits and family updates. Two births are reported, one to Lea Weitzel’s family and another to Wendell Jones in San Diego, with baby names and weights provided.
Dr. and Mrs C J Blank celebrate a seventh daughter born Aug 19 at Red Oak hospital joining a sister at home. Mr and Mrs Jerome Nauman announce a son born Saturday at Red Oak hospital.
Mr and Mrs Ephriam A Archer celebrate their Golden Anniversary with an open house set for Sunday September 13 from 2 to 4 pm at their Malvern home Friends and relatives welcome The couple are the parents of Mrs A D Fleming Rev and Mrs Wayne Bass and families of Winona Lake Ind Also noted visits from H Honeyman and relatives and a family picnic at the Honeyman home within the week including the Parker Bass Gillespie and Douglas families
Funeral services for Benjamin H. Twaddle 73 husband of Mildred Twaddle and father of Don Twaddle were held Thursday at College Springs Presbyterian Church with burial in College Springs cemetery. He died August 24 in Iowa City after a period there for treatment. Rev. Clifford Ramsdale led the service Mansfield Funeral Home directed arrangements.
Dick Person pastors services at Emerson First Baptist Church. Sunday School with Superintendent Belen Stille at 9 a m. Family Worship at 10 a m. Meditation titled The Christian's Works. Thursday 6 30 p m Young People gathering. Friday evening Billy Graham Crusade begins at Ak Sar Ben.
Emerson Methodist Church announces Promotion Day exercises for Kindergarten through 6th grade on Sept. The Sunday School starts at 9 45 a m with a service by Minister Ralph Russell and LaVerne Carson. First Quarterly Conference by Dr Teele District Superintendent Wednesday at 7 20 p m at the church.
Champion Hill Presbyterian Church lists Rev. Noel DeKalb as pastor and Glenn Kellenbarger as superintendent. Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. Morning Worship follows at 11 a.m. Services are open to all parishioners and visitors.
The regular Chamber of Commerce dinner and meeting were held August 20 at the 34 Supper Club west of town. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Francia Ungry from Arlington Heights Illinois and families visiting Red Oak. Local travel included Pattons to Missouri and Cordova Illinois. A birth announced: Neil Bentley and wife welcome a son at Red Oak hospital.
Oma Brown and Willy Brown visited Blue Springs Missouri with family members, attending a Sunday dinner for 35. Nearby relatives from Shenandoah and Grand Island joined travels through Ainsworth Minden and Clarinda, with many cousins and in laws visiting in homes across the region. Jr officers and extended kin attend memorials, church services, and outings including Des Moines trips and a Taylor county circuit of dinners.
Mrs Elton Clay hosted a get together at her home honoring Jessie Frazier before her California teaching job. Many neighbors from Malvern Emerson Glenwood and Shenandoah joined homemakers and families for visits dinners and a two week parish vacation wrap up with Pastor Rey E LeRoy Pullman.
Mrs Rosella Wortman purchases the house and store of Mrs Maude Achenbach with possession to be given in December. Mrs Achenbach will reside in Shenandoah. Community notes mention church services at Ss Strahan Methodist and local visits, plus obituary for John Nellen of Omaha, longtime Malvern resident, who died August 5 at 88. Funeral Aug 7 at Croppy Knold Mortuary.
The Willing Workers 4-H met at Kathy Issac’s home on July 16 to discuss the Achievement Show goals and a card table display for the fair. Karen Sell, Vickie Glynn, Sharon Cowden were named to the judging team with Kathy Sell as alternate. July 31 was set for a special display meeting and August 18 for a Shenandoah dinner trip. Talks included Citizenship, Company readiness, and care of flowers with refreshments served by Kathy and her mother.
Mr and Mrs W W Windle visited grandson F H McWilliams near Silver City on Sunday. Mrs Leonard DuVal from near Tabor also visited. Mike Alexander was bitten on the hand by a cat and received a tetanus shot from a Malvern physician. The area received welcome rainfall with some hail but no crop damage. Sharon Cawden led with Four Leaf Oliveor, Linda Morrical reported on Camp Madrid, Vicki Glynn played June Flower Waltz, and Kathy Sell shared her State 4 H Conference notes. Guests enjoyed refreshments at tea. Ruth Mickey poured punch.
The Mal vern Leaders serves Mills county and its municipalities school districts and other public bodies as the official newspaper for public notices and governmental information for the region.
Qualified electors in Mills and Montgomery Counties Iowa vote September 14 1964 at district sites including Henderson Booster Hastings Hastings Community Building Em erson Town Hall and Stra han School for a 3 year director term to replace J Frank Durbin and a 2 year treasurer term to replace Harold Cooper Elmo Hites secretary August 14 1964
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