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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1964
Page
2
The Leader editor reflects on 1964 and offers New Year advice while noting reader suggestions and the need for community progress in Malvern Iowa. He mentions President Johnson, Congressman John Hansen, Governor Harold Hughes, and local officials, urging wise leadership and civic effort for 1965.
Numerous families shared Christmas Day across small towns and farms. Names include McGrew Maddocks Wiegman Clark Parker Winslow Turner Jackson Cashner Wil son Godfrey Burgoin Sell Washburn Briley Nyren Haden Alley Hoxie J Allery, and many others from Glenwood Shenandoah Council Bluffs Red Oak and Malvern. Christmas dinners featured extended kin groups with visits to grandparents and relatives in Iowa communities.
Paul Glynn lifelong resident died of burns received December 23 in an accident on a county road three miles south of Malvern. Reeves-Dow Funeral Home had services Saturday afternoon with pallbearers W. B. Hays Ben Breeding Glony Ruse L. F. Selko Alya Yates C. K. Stewart Lynn McNulty and Duane Hampton. Honorary pallbearers were Paul Bell Ray Plumb Albert Craig Carl Yates John Waller Carl Redenbaugh. Mrs Lisle Weatherhead accompanied by Blanch Dalton Mrs Otony Ruse Mrs W B Hays Mrs Carl Redenbaugh. Mr and Mrs Duane Bada and daughters of Springfield Mo visited over holidays. Bada family returned home Sunday. Local visitors included Mr and Mrs Donald Houser and sons Glenwood. Mrs Bill McGrew Rev and Mrs Rowe and Mrs Hazel Houser Malvern. Joe Hall visited Ed Meadows. Nancy Lisle improving and attended church Sunday.
The obituary notes Paw Peter Glynn born March 17 1895 north of Tabor Mills County. He married May Adamson Sept 76 1920 and had sons John and Robert. A farmer, he allied with Ta bor Christian Church and United Congregational Church of Christ. Survived by May Robert Ruth Christopher and four more relatives. Interment followed at Tudor cemetery.
The family of Paul Glynn thanks kind neighbors and thoughtful friends for their expressions of sympathy and the beautiful floral offerings.
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