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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1964
Page
10
One copy of the revised ordinances of Hastings Juwa is available for purchase from Town Clerk William Haroff at $1 per volume. Mayor 36 1 Himo Hitea.
The Hastings Federated Club met February 7 at Wesley Chapel for a potluck program. Elected officers for the ensuing year include Mrs. Otto Menachel, President. Mrs. Jay Winslow, Vice President. Mrs. Marion Gard, Treasurer. Mrs. Merrill Crouse, Secretary. Eleven members reported on club projects and a Valentine program followed with games, a pledge, and a Valentine exchange. The next meeting is March 6 at Hastings Church.
Mrs Wayne Crawford and Mrs James Rountree were in Shenandoah Friday. Miss Kathy Grindie visited Saturday with friend Connie. Several locals called on family at Hed Oak and Red Oak Hospital. Navy recruit Emery Glen Fisher left Feb 3 for basic training in San Diego. Residents hosted guests from Grand Island and Castro Valley. Pixies slated to meet Feb 18 at Terry Fender’s home. Joe Hall remains in Veterans Hospital Omaha for observation.
East Liberty notes list recent visits and social gatherings. Glaude Stephens attended the closing out farm gate near Red Oak with Lester Hollingsworth neighbors. Renee of Malvern and DeVern Osterfoss among guests of Richard Henderson. Ricky Leet of Council Bluffs released from Edmundson hospital, with restricted activity. Grandparents Hugh Hayes visiting during hospitalization. John Rainbow and Paul Rainbow visiting Stille household from Malvern and Mesa respectively. Charles Goodell of Omaha and Harvey Vermillion with three children visited Goodell parents in Shenandoah.
Mra Charney Alexander hosted the WSCS Thursday afternoon meeting postponed from the prior day. Vice president Mra W W Windle led the business period. Secretary and treasurer reports were presented. regular business was dispensed with. A birthday cash offering plan replaced individual parties. A white elephant sale contributed items. A cooperative lunch followed. Letters from Elaine Mantz in Africa and Roy B Sturgell in Gordonville were read. Next meeting will be with Mrs Stotts on Feb 19. visitors welcome.
Mrs. Joe Hall visited her husband at Veterans hospital in Omaha Tuesday. Bonnie Swanson of Malvern visited Friday evening to Sunday with her friend Joyce Hackenberry. Sharyn Williams underwent an appendectomy at Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs Monday. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parker, have been making daily trips to see her. Mrs. Dave Hockenberry and mother, Mrs. Vava Anderson of Red Oak, drove to Framont, Nebraska Friday. Mrs. Wayne Crawford accompanied Mrs. Joe Parker to Council Bluffs Monday to visit Sharyn Williams. Cemetery Association met last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Dava Hockenberry with five members attending. Refreshments served.
Mrs. Bob Christensen hosted at her home last Wednesday for WSCS with sixteen members and two children present. President Mrs. Floyd Hillyer conducted the business session. Mrs. Lippincott reviewed the final of three lessons on Christian Perfection with Mrs. Nims and Mrs. Charles W. Kayton contributing. A dessert of nuts and coffee was served. Next meeting set for February 18 at Mrs. Virgil Curtis home.
Strahan Mr. and Mrs. Albert Addy Mrs. Flossie Butcher and Mrs. Amanda Ous of Imogene were Saturday afternoon visitors in the W R. Costello home.
Milo Adams died Sunday in a Ainsworth Nebraska hospital after a severe heart attack. Word reached friends and relatives here Sunday night. He was connected to Malvern through a brother in law M H Latehaw and to Ivah Jackson as a niece of Mrs Adams. Vern Mickelson is a nephew. He grew up in East Liberty and lived here after marriage until moving to Nebraska to be near daughter Mrs Otto Micheel and family.
Willis Peterzon of Primrose Nebr spent the week at his sister’s home then moved on to Minden Nebr to visit a brother for several days. Merle Cox of Henderson and Wayne Ellison shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Lanny Sellers and Mr and Mrs Herbert Barnes. Lois visited the Stogdltl home in their new Malvern area.
Friends and relatives gathered Sunday at the Williams home in Malvern to honor Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Williams on their silver wedding anniversary. The couple’s families from Glenwood Malvern and nearby towns attended with gifts and refreshments, marking a warm afternoon gathering.
Sunday night visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Grindle in Sidney and Lyle Coddington with Brian from Shenandoah at Zena Bass’s home. Thelma Zeegler Clayton, a former Strahan teacher, died recently while touring the country with her husband from Vista California. Various families hosted dinners and gatherings across Malvern, Shenandoah, Red Oak, Emerson, and Glenwood, including birthday and anniversary celebrations, church activities, and a Ground Hog supper fund-raiser that raised about 30 dollars in free will offerings.
Rev John Lippincott and Pastor Robt Christensen lead Divine Worship with Holy Communion at 9 30 a m A children's sermon How Old Are You follows at 10 30 a m Sunday School session The Young Adults visit the Silver City Young Adults for the 10 30 gathering
Mrs Hiram Cool and others served lunch in the church basement after burial rites for Mrs John Rainbow. Mr and Mrs Hd Clark of Hancock visited. Producers meeting in Omaha included Eric Nylan, Dallas Merew, Everett McGrew, and Allen Palmer. Clinton Parker and wife planned several days in Agar. Mrs Joan Dans and son Bobby of Indianapolis visited. Russell Apell visited Earl Clymer in Macedonia. Ned Turner joined Friday with Linde Nelson at Essex.
Mrs. Marvin Deitchler Mrs. Russell Asell Mrs. Albert Wash and Mrs. Clinton Parker attended a party for knitting students of Mrs. Loranca Lisle and Mrs. Bil Scherle at Booster Station Community Hall on Thursday afternoon. They shared items they had made and a knitting lesson commenced. Coffee, rolls and cookies were served to close the gathering.
The January 2 1964 Mills County Board of Supervisors organized the new 1964 board with C Lincoln as Chairman and H Evans as Vice Chairman. They designated official newspapers, set county fund deposit limits across several banks, outlined working hours and holidays for the Road Department, and enacted policy on retirement age and warrants when the board is not in session. The January 6 1964 minutes list allowed bills for the County General Fund including state examinations, mileage, supplies, and various services.
Mills County Board of Supervisors meeting records show 1964 actions including appointments to the Conservation and Nursing Home boards, salary schedules for deputies and clerks, and vacation and sick leave policies. They also approved road fund disbursements, state institution expenses, and bid awards for gasoline, diesel, lumber, and bridge work, with adjournments to February 4 1964.
The Wesley Chapel WSCS met Feb 5 at Mrs. Ben Wilson’s home with 29 members and guests. Plans were shared for World Day of Prayer and a possible youth trip to Purdue, plus a six lesson series for preschool to sixth grade on the Changing City.
Rev. Clement Rowe hosts Wesley Chapel services with Mrs. Donald Godfrey and S. Supt. Sunday School at 10 a.m. The church joins Henderson churches to observe World Day of Prayer on February 14 at the Christian church.
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