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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1963

Page

3

Social News Roundup from Local Families and Visitors

A sequence of weekend visits and family events across towns includes Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Obrecht of Harlan and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ferry of Irwin entertained by Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Obrecht. Naval trainees from San Diego arrived to extend their 14 day leave, while multiple households hosted relatives and friends for dinners, baptisms, birthdays, and hospital stays. Detailing guests from Essex, Glenwood, Macedonia, Council Bluffs, and Des Moines, notes cover new births Denise Darlene and twin daughters Deanne Lillian and Diane Louisence, hospitalizations, appendectomy, and a 86th birthday celebration at the Mumper home.

LaVerne Obrecht Loyd Obrecht Harlan Richard Ferry Irwin HMA Bob Sell FA Johnnie Moore Naval Training Center San Diego Calif Raymond Sell Bernie Moore Warren Darrah Susan Frankie Nancy Council Bluffs Merrilee Des Moines J. G. Mumper Slater Jessie Darrah Dean Bingham Cole Ronald Coates

Nebraska students visit Colfax and beyond

Mr and Mrs Charles Coatallo Jon and Mary Beth spent the weekend with the Dr Maynard Jones family at Colfax John Robley of Pittsburgh Pa and George Kommiaratna of New Jersey were guests of Bill Wortman aft dinner Sunday All are students at the University of Nebraska.

Charles Coatallo Jon Mary Beth Dr. Maynard Jones Colfax John Robley Pittsburgh George Kommiaratna New Jersey Bill Wortman University of Nebraska

Plan Conference Program at Methodist Church

A Family Life conference organized by Kenneth and Iva Scott, attendees of the 4th National Conference on Family Life, opens February 10 at the church fellowship hall. The program features a family theme Jesus Christ Lord of Our Spiritual Life, a movie Worship a Family's Heritage, family worship, and a Valentine themed light refreshment. Subsequent sessions run February 17 for parents only, March 3 and March 10 on family relationships and church life, and March 24 Family Night with slides from Chicago. Strahan families invited. public welcome.

Kenneth Iva Scott Family Life The Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Jesus Christ Nothem Family Ufe Lord of Our Church Lord of Scotts Chicago United States Strahan Malvern Methodist Church Bae Weikren

Four New Patients at Nishna Cottage

Four patients were admitted this past week at Nishna Cottage. They include Fred Mintle of Glenwood admitted Saturday Millie Dinwiddie of Henderson and Mary Jones and Lucy Clark of Malvern admitted Wednesday Presbyterian church members led Sunday worship with two special numbers sung by the choir accompanied by MrsBill Blackburn.

Nishna Cottage Fred Mintle Glenwood Millie Dinwiddie Henderson Mary Jones Lucy Clark Malvern Presbyterian Church Bill Blackburn

Auxiliary Plans Bake Sale and Events

The American Legion Auxiliary met in Legion rooms to finalize a bake sale for Saturday February 16 in the old post office rooms off the Community building. Coffee and rolls will be served and all are invited. A work day is set for Monday February 18. A county wide For Women Only cancer meeting is planned for March 25 at 7 30 pm at the Community building with two films and a doctor for a Q A session. all women urged to attend.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms Pledge of Allegiance Chris Ellison Karl Frederickson Gladys Evans

Oliver Rites Sat at Shenandoah

Will M. Oliver, 88, died early Thursday at Elm Heights rest home in Shenandoah after two years of illness. Born in Plano, IL, he farmed in Mills County north of Emerson, retired in 1947 and moved to Shenandoah. Surviving: Grace, wife. Kenneth of Omaha. Harold of Boise. three grandchildren. four great grandchildren. brother Milton of Sidney. sister Mrs. Joseph Donner of Santa Fe Springs, CA. Funeral Saturday Feb 9 at 2 pm in Shenandoah. Hackett Funeral Home handling arrangements. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery.

Will M. Oliver Elm Heights Shenandoah Plano Mills County Emerson Grace Kenneth Omaha Harold Boise Ida Milton Sidney Joseph Donner Santa Fe Springs Calif Hackett Funeral Home Rose Hill Cemetery

Money Matters to the Short Course at ISU

Iowa State University economists Mareena VerFloeg and Errol Petersen lead the Money Matters short course on February 12 19 and 21. Mills County Extension Service sponsors sessions at Glenwood courthouse meeting room starting 9 30 a.m. with coffee. Topics include credit buying record keeping budgets investments wills social security insurance and land contracts. Local businessmen will join the presentations. couples should reserve with the Milvarn extension office.

Iowa State University Mareena VerFloeg Errol Petersen The Mills County Extension Service Glenwood Court House Milvarn

Scrambling Through a Randolph Living Room

From The Randolph Enterprise a humorous reminiscence about a dangerous rocking chair with a fickle arm that toppled both a dog named Tiny and the narrator. The tale shares laughter, a fall, and a kitchen mishap with eggs that burned, ending with a wry note on the charred aroma.

Kennedy Tiny

Egg talk and Valentine snips in Malvern column

In a Malvern Leader column from February 7 1962 the writer recalls a kitchen mishap with heliotrope mist and burnt chicken feathers while riffing on eggs and St Valentine lore. The piece notes two saints named Valentine and ends with a quip about judging by actions over intentions and a boiled egg joke.

Father

Sledding Mishap Injures 14 Year Old Boy in Glenwood

A Glenwood youth, 14, sustained a broken left leg when his sled collided with a car driven by 60 year old Alva Clay Nuckolls on Hazel Street. The incident occurred after the boy descended the Third street hill early Saturday. He was taken to Mercy hospital for treatment.

Glenwood Frank Lawrence Mercy Hospital Alva Clay Nuckals Edwin Barkus Hazel Street

4-H Club News January Meetings Highlights

4 H News reports Silver Cloud Jr s gathering at Sharlene Scott s home with cooking leaflets and a Folding Beating and Stirring demonstration by Sharlene Scott. Claudia Ellison spoke on milk needs, and Terry Jones and Crady Mort led a cookie judging game. Patty Trively reports. Loyal Lassies meet Jan 26 at Ann Bolte s with 10 members and 2 teachers present. New officers installed. uniforms chosen. Father s Supper planned for Feb 23. Demonstrations include Vegetable and Fruit Snacks and Milk Drinks. talks on Milk and Citizenship. Cindy Kahl reports.

Silver Cloud Jrs Sharlene Scott Claudia Ellison Terry Jones Crady Mort Ann Bolte Marilyn Thomas Rell Cathy Burgvin Carol Goos Nancy Hopp Lorna Schoening Cindy Kahl Abe Lole Marilyn Thomas Cathy Burgoin

Four Traffic Cases on Justice's Docket

Four cases on the traffic docket were handled this past week by Justice Ernest Timmerman. Dale L. Asmussen of Glenwood fined $20 and costs for speeding. Keith W Craig of Shenandoah faced $10 and costs for failing to halt at a stop sign. Ruth Barton of Pacific Junction and Richard L. Brown of Glenwood each paid $10 and costs for backing from a curb into another car.

Ernest Timmerman Dale L. Asmussen Glenwood Keith W Craig Shenandosh Ruth Barton Pacific Junction Richard L. Brown

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