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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1967
Page
3
A jumble of names marks a Concordia area social page. The piece notes hospital and home visits, birthdays, travel by residents and relatives, and a serious accident involving a Mr. Eswine with surgery pending. Also listed are confirmations of visitors, out-of-town guests, and local church notices.
A brief card of thanks from Mary Fern Enignt expresses gratitude for kind messages and support received.
Mrs Campher and Mrs Whitney and Bobby returned from Windsor California visits with Me and Mrs Dale Shull. Mr and Mrs Gadberry of Roseville California and Mr and Mrs Jim Graham of Intogene visited Mrs Harvey Watts. John Denson and Ray Ryan called at Plain View and Baldoziers hosted Les Swetol Baldozier and Cheryl and Festac arriving from Los Angeles. The Baldoziers plan to remain through the weekend visiting friends and relatives.
Funeral services were conducted at Mansfield Funeral Home on Monday for Effie Amelia Staccusa 88 of Red Oak who died August 25 after a lengthy illness. The Rev. Asa Popp officiated with interment in Malvern Cemetery. Survivors include four children Oliver Weak Ruth Stevens Ethel Walter Weak.
Memorial services for Mrs. Cecile Crink were held at Mansfield Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Clarence Woollard. Born Sept. 4, 1883, at Troy Mills Iowa, she married Philip Shelby Crink and lived in Malvern for decades. She died Aug. 28 1987 leaving two sons and their wives a granddaughter and a great granddaughter.
Wesley News reports the Mariity Deuchters attended the wedding of Cindy Osterhahn and Roney Rounfeldt Sunday evening at Glenwood Christian Church. The Loranee Lisles and Harvey Lisle visited Mrs. William A. Tyre in Clarinda on Sunday.
Mills County 4 H entries in the home economies division earned seven blue seven red and one white award at the 1967 Iowa State Fair. Blue winners include Diane Carlstedt Virginia Angus Kathy Paul Connie Hall Cindy Kahl Shirley Greenwood Peggy Haack. Red awards went to Nancy Arp Linnea Johnson Diane Schroeder and Marcia Knindt received a white ribbon. Ann Bolte displayed a four piece furniture grouping. Jerry Lath Top and Top of Henderson exhibited entomology red ribbon. Exhibits were shown in the 4 H Building through August 27.
Mills county 4 H members showcased livestock at the Iowa State Fair. Carol Asmussen of Glenwood earned three blue ribbons for individual market lambs and placed 10th with a pen of three market lambs while also winning purple for showmanship and herdsmanship. Larry Hurst of Glenwood received blue and red ribbons for individual market hogs and showed the fourth place hog pen. Doug Christensen of Hastings placed 10th in his Angus steer class in the beef show. Myron Morrical and Bruce Morrical of Hastings along with Jim Cheney of Emerson exhibited Hereford steers.
Three Mills county 4-H members joined the state 4-H demonstration program at the Iowa State Fair on August 24. Evelyn Lincoln of Pacific Junction presented a first aid talk titled Be Calm. Randall Barber of Malvern gave his demonstration The Right Way is the Best Way, focusing on preparation and presentation of 4-H demonstrations.
Promotions were announced and church school teachers were recognized. Advancing into the senior class were Billy McGrew and Kim Tush. into the primary class were Ronny McGrew and Alten Sowers. Numerous dinners, visits, picnics, and family gatherings followed at Steinhart Lodge, Holiday Inn Red Oak, and various Nebraskas towns, with many relatives noted including McGrew, Wilson, and Adams families.
The Resh family from town collected 405 poultry ribbons at the State Fair for 109 entries with 40 second places and 3 rug ribbon wins. A plaque honored their best group of five Black Owl English bantams. Penny Gebbie won third in a new crawl test with a Black Breasted Red Old English rooster.
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