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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1965
Page
12
A heavy snowstorm disrupted activities in South Carolina as Lincoln's birthday was observed. The storm halted usual routines, prompting extra street cleaning and delayed events. Children enjoyed sleigh riding while communities dealt with road conditions and additional guests due to travel disruptions.
Silver Gily Mrs Bob Schoening correspondent reports a day of cake and coffee for Ruth Tailtins birthday at Rev F G Barnes home. Visitors include Paul Barnes Kathy, Ruth Swarts, Lee Huffaker and family, Everett Connor party, Richard Osterholm family, Walter Klindt home, and others amid church anniversary events and a wiener roast. Iowa Nebraska Milk Association annual dinner noted.
Local residents from Glenwood Hastings Sidney and nearby areas hosted relatives and friends Sunday. Attendees included the Sinners Alberts Bright Perkins and many others visiting from Omaha Missouri Valley and hillsdale. A heavy week of weather with rain snow and frost marked the period while several residents recovered from illness.
The February meeting of the O.G.8 Kensington was held February 10 at the Masonic hall. Plans were made for a rummage sale in April and a father son banquet in June. Hostesses were Kelly Burcoin and Maude Reiley. Several residents attended activities, hosting guests and sharing events from Adair to Council Bluffs, with community dinners and a birthday noted.
Vernon and Mrs Wmer Fieselman plus Marlene and Don Jieselman of Lincoln spent Sunday with Elmer Fieselman’s brother Clifford in Milford, visiting their 97 year old mother in Milford Rest Home. Attending a miscellaneous shower for niece Ida Boss Dickersbach were Mrs Oron Dickersbach and Mrs Darwin Dickersbach of Council Bluffs.
Mrs A F Childs of Glenwood visited her mother Mrs J W Parman Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Clifford Schoening hosted neighbors Friday. weather reduced attendance to Mr and Mrs Harold Chambers and others. The Neighbor hoodlab afternoon featured Bin Va with prizes to Harold Chambers, Clarence Mass and Ralph Hansen. Maybelle Adams and Harold Zanker visited Sambury residents in Stanley North Dakota last week. Roy Jones and daughters of Omaha visited Mrs Maybelle Adams and David. Fred Techau and Carl Fisher hosted Sunday guests from Council Bluffs. Art Prien Donna and Kevin Afterwood visited the Feehaul home Sunday afternoon.
The Silver City American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion hall Feb 10 with 13 members present. Members collected 616 Butter-Nut coupons and 432 wrappers for Christmas. A pot luck supper and card party is planned for March 10 at 6:50 p m to observe the American Legion birthday.
Fourteen members of the MY and their leaders Ma and Mrs Molth Chets enjoyed a Valentine party Sunday evening. They went to Gine's Lanes in Med Oak for activity. Refreshments were served at a table beautifully decorated with the Valentine motif.
Hastings MRS and Herb Stogdill report Michael Crawford, son of Mr and Mrs Wendell Crawford, entered Red Oak hospital last Friday. Mrs Paul Taylor entered Murphy Memorial hospital in Red Oak Sunday. Ernest Tudor’s son Robert Tudor arrived at Helmstandorn Air Base in Alaska and mentioned swimming on first day there.Rebecca Circle meets Feb 24 at Ses Russell Russell Mindig home. Mindig returned from Des Moines visit. Horseshoe Saddle Club meets Feb 28 at Community Building 6 p.m.
Visiting Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Jack Haney and family of Glenwood. Mr and Mrs Dwight Myers attended from Council Bluffs along with Mr and Mrs Teehard Buss. Funeral services were held for J. Th. Sleale of Gounei Bhilfs Meyers Chupet.
Local items from Malvern Leader report illnesses affecting Sondra Stogdill and Janet Soodwitt. Church notes list Methodise program with Ralph Kassel, Dorothy Largent, S. S. Superintendent, and morning worship times. Various visits and family travel are noted among residents, including Mrs. Edgar Paulsen and Mrs. Dean Founder, and trips to Red Oak and Omaly Suno diy.
The Hastings 4-H club 411 held its annual father son pancake supper at the Lutheran church on January 14 with 20 members and their dads present. Talks covered livestock judging, keeping 4-H records, county demonstrations, and crop judging. Movies provided entertainment. Next meeting set for February 11 at Jerry Pontow's.
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