02 Feb 1967
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1967
Page
1
Local residents share meals and visits as families gather for birthdays weddings and church events. Neighbors from Ames Red Oak Cape Girardeau and Prescott exchange calls and host relatives while plans for future visits and reunions unfold amid illness and travel notes.
Mrs. Wm. Smith of Wiflisea hosts a circus themed suet shower with pink and blue decorations. Guests dress dolls, watch a music box Brahms lullaby, and enjoy a candy pink cake as gifts are opened. Remarks include playful poems and new baby items while attendees record memories on film.
A Wesley Foundation Methodist youth delegation visited Malvern and Strahan, Ames hosted eight young people who led church services, performed a skit and played music at a Rally in Faragut Sunday afternoon. Team members include Lyns Jensen Jill Soniksen Raney Honsteid Chelly Mort and others with host families in Ken neth Scot Fredric Newel Charles Phelps George Mort and Mart Bone.
Faculty meeting at Malverne High School scheduled for this afternoon with Mrs Cleta S leading a program. Attendees hope to serve and avail plans, but details are sparse in the fragment.
Open house celebrates Mr and Mrs L L Richardson on their anniversary. The event is hosted near Glenwood and Mary Friends street, inviting neighbors and family to view the home and share well wishes as the couple marks years together.
Mrs. Virginia Ballinger of Malvern announces the engagement of her daughter Shelia of Lompoc California to Ave Michael B Gray son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gray of Riverside California Shelia is a 1964 graduate of Malvern Community High School and is employed with the Federal Electric Corp at Vandenberg Air Force Base
A clippings list notes a 1664 Norte Vista High School graduate stationed at Vandenberg AFB planning a May wedding in Fullerton. Hastings Federated Woman's Club meets Feb 3 at 2 p.m. with Nancy Maiholke hosting in Malvern. William Schroeder speaks on Why be Reckless. Birthday dinner honors Mrs Lila Dean Kyle. Ruth Circle meets Feb 8 at 2:30 p.m. with co hosts Vern Dunn and Blanche Winters. W. E. Kerns leads.
A Sunday bridal shower honoring Miss Marlene Pietcher was hosted at Mrs. Melvin Len’s home. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Loyd McMillen and Miss Jo Anna Ponton. Thirty nine guests enjoyed games and prizes for Mrs. Hare Cirens, Lina Fletcher, Linda Marshall, and a goose prize for Mrs. Duck Fletcher. The bride elect’s sister Linda helped wrap gifts and display presents amid blue and white decor.
A fragment records a social moment mentioning a presiding person at a punch bowl and Mrs. Fletcher pouring coffee, indicating a hospitality scene within a larger gathering.
Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday February 15 in the Melvern Community Building at 2 p.m. Meeting time and venue are updated. attendees should note the date change.
About $350 damage was done to the car driven by Linda Rathiver of Leipold route 2 Glenwood in an accident at 6 am Thursday on a county road six and a half inches east of Malvern. Sheriff Edwin Bark said she lost control and the veer overturned.
Sherff Edwin Barkus investigates a break-in at the Comet Club after glass door east entrance forced open. Entry allegedly broke a cigarette packing, pried open a sale, and coins were stolen in the early Tuesday evening incident.
A garbled local brief notes events from Malvern including weather, administrative notices, and a small public interest item. It mentions Weasin Jr of Boston and an operation plus a “NO HUNTING” sign plan with two wordings and counts.
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