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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1965
Page
2
The Hillsdale WSCS will convene February 18 at the church with Mrs Eugene Van Orsdel hosting and husbands invited for a pot luck dinner. Mrs Frank Reinwold leads the devotion and program as members stand for the annual officer elections.
Hillsdale Gary Thieschafer stayed overnight with schoolmate Tina Kuhl at Fred Kuhtl home west of Glenwood. Mrs. Alfred Brandt from Silver City visited her parents Mr and Mrs G W Sell. Dale Sell hosted friends for Alfred Johnsons 28th wedding anniversary near Glenwood. Sunday diners included Mr and Mrs Ernest Brower and Gloria at Mrs Harry Tackett’s in Omaha. Walter Phelps attended a Methodist rally in Oakland. Mrs Rollin Buffington returned from San Antonio after six weeks with son Lawrence. Thay Tudor hosted visitors from Red Oak for Gary Thieschafer’s 16th birthday. Terri McGinnis hosted a pre Valentine party. Fay Timson hosted a card club dinner with neighbors from Mt. Vernon Randolph and Glenwood at 64 Club near Council Bluffs.
The Hillsdale Church hosts a monthly Family Night on Sunday evening February 14 with a cooperative supper at 7 p.m. followed by entertainment. Also reported are visits and gatherings including Brower and Meeks at the Leonard Parker home, a wedding at Tabor Methodist, and assorted family visits among residents of Malvern Glenwood Randolph and Wichita.
The Mills County Board of Supervisors meets January 11 1985 organizing a new board with Harry Evans as Chairman and Aig County officers present. They approve fund deposit places and limits, set salaries for deputies and staff, discuss road department wages, adopt policy on county employee retirement age, and plan future meetings and petty-cash warrants rules.
Mr and Mrs Mark Johnson relocate Friday from Albert Nelson farm to Sieak farm southeast of Malvern vacating by Glen Peyehouse Their son Robert to live with brother Roger Johnson for rest of the school year. Mrs Bob Blunt and Pam visit Claude Perkins family in Red Oak. Carol and Pam Blunt return to Omaha with Charley Hall s daughter after weekend visits. Walter and William Angus visit grandmother Bertha Angus in Malvern while mother and Virginia visit Council Bluffs. Mrs Earl Taylor of Silver City accompanies Isabett Gipe to Omaha. Mrs Tom White visits My and Mrs H H Kayton. Mrs W J Kilpatrick Randolph and Paula Kilpatrick Tabor visit H H Kayton home.
The weekly column records visitors and travels including Dawn Marie Jackson staying with grandparents Mr and Mrs Ben Jackson while her mother Edward Jackson was in Community hospital Hambure. Edward dined with his parents. Mrs Mina Dallas returned near Vancouver West to her home. Kenneth Boss was born January 28 and joined the Boss family four days later. The Glen Howrey family closed farm operations with a large turnout and perfect weather. A Woolly Hat award and Cub Scout achievements noted. Weather and groundhog observations mark a shift from winter to early spring amid thaw and snow remnants.
In observance of Scout Week Den two and Den five of Emerson Pack wore uniforms at church. Leaders include Lorraine Mor rical Connie Spiker Vern Irvin and Kathryn Sayers. Scout Master Ernie Spikar. Friday a display at Strahan schoolhouse and Saturday Blue and Gold Banquet. Strahan MYF meets Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Church.
Mrs Floyd Gillyer hosted a birthday party for Paula Gillyer turning five with guests including Dennis Grindle Janis and Mark Costello Rodney Davis and Larry Curtis. The event featured games a chocolate cake with marshmallow animals balloons and Play-Doh.
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