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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1964
Page
4
Paul Reise and Mable Robinson were married at a local church. The notice lists their upcoming anniversary observance on Sunday with friends and family invited to attend between afternoon and evening hours.
Mr and Mrs F and 5 plan a Caribbean cruise by jet from Gmuhe next Sunday morning. They will join a tour sponsored by the Minr Cin of Butte and return later, with Chester Paw’s death noted earlier this year. The Heise family have lived in Malvern for 36 years and will observe the observance for their daughter in sew, Mrs Vir Hime Heise.
The Rev Ralph Russell officiated at the ceremony in the Emerson Methodist parsonage as the couple, Rector Wortman and Mrs. Wortman, exchanged vows. They plan a wedding trip to Arpone and will reside on a farm south of Hastings after returning. Obrecht hosts Saturday night gathering with Heth Axtell and others enjoying games and refreshments.
Our sincere thanks to friends for help and greetings on our anniversary. Special thanks to those who helped with the service and to caring neighbors for gifts and kindness. Mr and Mrs Joe Baden.
Words are inadequate to express our thanks to friends and organizations for cards, gifts, and other remembrances during this Christmas season. We sincerely appreciated each one. Mr. and Mrs. Al Mershel
Rev John Lippincott leads First Methodist Church while Rev Bush Shireler pastors First Baptist Church Lyle Williams and S Su are listed among church staff and attendees in a local notes section with brief notices of religious communities.
A church notice lists Rev. Hough Shirery as pastor and Morris Perks, with worship service details and extended authority indicated. The readable portion notes worship and potential community engagement at the church, reflecting routine parish activities.
St John’s Lutheran Church and other parishes announce services and personnel. Pastors Becker Revinaelow and others oversee worship, with mentions of St. John’s, Grand Fr. G. Lo Kaufman, and Pamor Ph. G2T-6141 or S2c-9115. Other churches listed include Strahan Methodist.
The engagement and forthcoming marriage of Ida Bess Dickersbach of Omaha to Delia Henderson, a Petty Officer TSN, son of Mrs Amelis Henderson of Lincoln Neb, is announced. Miss Dickersbach is employed with Continental Trellwers Co. Work details not fully clear due to OCR errors. February wedding anticipated.
Janet Houser announces her engagement to Jerry Hites son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Bites. Both are Mel-Comcurity High School graduates. Janet attends Northwest Missouri College at Marprille, while Jerry studies at Universal Trade School in Omeka. No wedding date set.
Family hosted guests from St Paul Minnesota Lickiel¢ Omaha Cleveland and Red Oak over Christmas. Celebrations marked the birthday of Mrs C V Lind and the Nossingers wedding anniversary with visits from Adela Lind and the Mersdem family among others.
The Junior Book Club will meet at the home of Mrs Gien Robbins on Monday January 4 at 8 p m Mrs Bill Zenders will provide the review. Also thanks are extended to those who sent cards and gifts during a hospital stay in Iowa City.
Robert C. Wilson of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service announced an upcoming January address reporting period for aliens in the United States. Forms will be available at post offices and INS offices, and aliens are urged to comply to avoid serious consequences.
Christmas day and weekend gatherings filled homes in Omaha and Council Bluffs with relatives and friends visiting in law and extended families. Many named households hosted meals or hosted guests from Des Moines Lincoln Glenwood and Denver with varied family ties and local ties noted throughout the day.
Dudley Conner expresses gratitude for the avalanche of birthday cards received, noting they helped make the day happy and memorable.
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