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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1967
Page
6
A local notice lists a school program on December 33 at 7:50 p.m. and a Methodist church event titled Visit at 7:90 p.m. Readiness for the date to be announced next week.
Mrs Fay Butterfield called on Mr Butterfield Sunday afternoon, traveling with Mr and Mrs Walter Sdlie of Malvern. He continues to improve. Currall Cox arrived home Friday on 3 day leave. Reeans De Nille EPRE at Fort Riley Kansas.
A Henderson reader defends the town against claims that a third of residents are economically poor. The letter argues most locals have jobs and rely on Social Security and Medicare, urging critic Toke Nelson to verify his assertion and stating the community backs those in need fully.
A garbled social column records local holiday gatherings and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Radel hosted guests at Oak, while Mr. and Mrs. Gen Winchester and related Essex guests dined with Mrs. Helen Wintinchester. Other readers include Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Debnie and Ron in Omaha, and the Griswold family visiting in Red Osk. Charles B. Potter ill but improving.
Memorial services were held Monday for Thomas Jesse Phelps age 15 who died after a long battle with cystic fibrosis. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phelps, he was born November 8, 1952, in Des Moines and grew up on a farm near Carlisle before moving to Hastings. He attended Malvern Community Schools, was an honor student, and in Malvern High School was elected sophomore class president and served as student manager for the cross country team and other teams.
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for acts of love and kindness after our recent loss. Thanks for memorial offerings cards and flowers special thanks to Rev Shiveley Mr and Mrs Charles Phelps John and Joe Mr and Mrs A E Johnson.
A series of personal thank you messages from Bonnie Anderson Dale Bell and Ne and Mrs Doug Zanders and Doug. They express gratitude for flowers food cards ests letters visits and good wishes received during illness hospitalization and recovery.
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