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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
1
Hendrix Implement Co invites farmer friends to a Tuesday February 12 open house at their Henderson store from 12 noon to 3 pm. Special features include free pancakes and sausage, free movies, and the display of the Massey Ferguson 300 Combine and the Massey Ferguson 65 Tractor. Seymour Hendrix and assistants invite all in the area to attend.
Ronnie Hackett of Omaha spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Earl McGee while his parents were in Des Moines. Several relatives called on Lem Bolton in Council Bluffs hospital. Al Frink of Malvern hosted church and Sunday dinner guests with Bergantzel and Frink families. Funeral services were held in Red Owl for Ray Flint. Mrs Evans treated second graders to candy bars for her birthday.
Mrs A J Harbor and Mrs May Wight report the death of their nephew Robert Morris aged 44 in Portland Oregon after a hepatitis illness. Born in Omaha he lived with grandparents Clement Jones and wife after his mother died, graduated Wales high school, served in World War II, and retired as a Major six months ago. Survivors include his wife two sons his father Ernest Morris and his stepmother, all of Portland Oregon.
The Christian church observed Youth Sunday at their services on Feb. 3. Richard Fleming was pianist and led Call to Worship. Verla Wilber and Joyce Forres tal presented pieces, Vicki Wil ber gave a solo, Judith Forrestal led the Elders Prayer, Martha McGee read Scripture, and Bobby Bergant zel delivered the sermon Filling the Emptiness. Junior Deacons named were Monty Brown, David Morris, Maurice Myers, and Denny Boileau.
Local residents visiting, hospital stays, travel for funeral services, and a death. Names include Ralph Gourley, Bud Byers, Leslie Talkington, Marc Talkington, Mildred Dinwiddle, Bud Petersen, Gela Wilber, Melya Christofferson, T. C. Shook, Orville Fager, Guy Osborn, L. E. Hrammeier, Marvin Winchester, Weldon Wallace, George Wallace, Arnold Williams, Velma South, Juanita Melendy, J. K. Jewell, Virgil Galloways. Events span Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs, Veterans hospital, Malvern Rest Home, and trips to Kimdale Kansas and Columbus Indiana. Cypress Gardens noted.
Dean Jackson visited his brother and wife Mr and Mrs Ben Jackson on Friday. Carolyn Sue Hilton Dennis and Roger Sell attended a 4 H skating party in Shenandoah Saturday night. Darland McGinnis and family traveled to Diagonal Sunday afternoon to be with Mr and Mrs Andrew Sohbotak who lost their home in a fire during church service. Dale Sell and Bur dette Hunt hosted visits Thursday evening.
Red Oak hosts Mr and Mrs Willard McKinney and Claude Holt while Emerson’s Marshall Cooper stays with Kenny Scott. Herman Neb and Omaha guests join M E Rickers Oakland and C W Carspecken families for Kathie’s 14th birthday at the Scotts. Hockey trip to Omaha and music extension meeting in Malvern accompany a weekend of visits by Stanton and Henderson residents.
Friday at 12 30 noon a BYK Club luncheon hosted by Mrs Scott Killinger featured a talk by Mrs Anna Christensen on her Norway trip with displays of heirloom silver jewelry flags and other items. Door prize went to Mrs S G Stonebraker, and attendees toured the Killinger home.
Mr and Mrs Walter Phelps returned home from Ames after visiting their daughter family. Lentil events include visits among local families and a Hillsdale church board meeting set for February 11. A birth at Lutheran hospital Omaha brought a 9 lb 7 oz son to Tom and wife, fourth son for the Rubenkings.
Sunday evening at the Hillsdale Church will host the Monthly Family Night with the George Wright Gene Van Ordel and Frank Reintold families as hosts. A cooperative supper at 7 p m followed by entertainment welcomes all. Edith Bisekman visited Mosalee Wright Sunday afternoon. Wayne and Mary Paxson open house mentioned with fifty year wedding anniversary context. John Michael Milledge, discharged from the Air Force, was a dinner guest with the Buffingtons.
Corn growers can learn about chemical weed control soil efficacy and rootworm management at the Geigy Corn Clinics series held in 600 communities this year. The Glenwood session on Wednesday Feb 13 at 8 pm will cover herbicide value application timing and costs while experts discuss insect damage and control strategies.
Rural Improvement Club members hear crafts program led by Mrs W J Van Orsdel on Wednesday February 12 at Hillsdale Church Mrs Forrest Bloomer entertains and Dennis Sell birthday noted with Friday dinner at the Sell home in Glenwood and Tabor card party hosted by Everett Black Man home in Tabor with Glenwood and Randolph area guests Attendance at Hillsdale Worship Services rises after warmer Sunday Rev B LeRoy Pullman delivers The Challenge of Change sermon.
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