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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1963

Page

5

Train crash injures man near Malvern station

Land man slids into a train car shown with Night Marshal Clifford Rich inspecting it. The car moved about 60 feet into a ditch. Hoyt was taken to Dr. Scheffel then Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs with a head injury and cuts and bruises. Engineer G W Butrick of Stanberry Missouri slowed for the Malvern stop. Conductor I R Sharp of Madison Missouri reported the incident to Mr Rich. The crash occurred about 7.

Land Clifford Rich Mr. Hoyt M. L. Scheffel Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs G. W. Butrick Stanberry Malvern Station I. R. Sharp Madison, Mo

Maryville Band to Play Here Feb 27

Malvern Community high school hosts the band of Northwest Missouri State College at Maryville February 27 during lunch on a concert tour. The group will perform in the Community building at 1 p.m. and also give a concert at Glenwood high school just before noon.

Malvern Community High School Northwest Missouri State College Maryville Glenwood High School

Hastings youths face charges in county case mix

Emery D. Fisher 22 of Hastings paid 100 dollars for each of two counts of furnishing beer to minors. Roger Crawford 18 and a Hastings 13 year old were arrested. Crawford faces intoxication on the highway and the boy goes to juvenile court. Robert W. Myers of Glenwood cited for delinquent registration. Lind K. Perkins fined for no license.

Emery D. Fisher Hastings Justice of the Peace Neil Frank Red Oak Fisher Roger Crawford Ted Godfrey Crawford Feetong Robert W. Myers Glenwood Nebraska Justice of Peace Carl Remley Lind K. Perkins

Large Bible Club Meeting at Champion Hill Church

The Nishna Valley Bible Club led by Rev. Dewey Ferguson met at Champion Hill Presbyterian church with 65 attendees from Wates Red Oak Climax Emerson Bedford and Champion Hill. The Bedford pastor spoke and its choir led singing with the pastor's wife on piano refreshments followed. Next gathering set for Monday night at Mr and Mrs Ralph Cole's home.

Bible Club Nishna Valley

Emerson Cubs Award Banquet at Methodist Church

Emerson Cubs held its blue and gold banquet at the Methodist church on February 14 honoring Boy Scouts of America. Den 3 received the traveling trophy for greatest parent turnout as awards were presented to Dennis Allen, Dennis Crafton, Dennis Exceen, Alvin Sobbing, Danny Pierce, Ronald Mitchell, Walter Jensen, Bruce Storvical, John Sayers, Jimmy Osler, Randall Bowen, Ronald Bowen, Gary Peterson, Joe Hassle and more. The event included a skit The Story of the Blue and Gold and served as Missionary Sunday with America for Christ Offering. Services and activities followed through 8 p m with choir practice and church groups meeting.

Methodist Church Boy Scouts of America den J Den 3 Dennis Allen Dennis Crafton Dennis Exceen Alvin Sobbing Danny Pierce Ronald Mitchell Walter Jensen Bruce Storvical John Sayers Jimmy Osler Randall Bowen Ronald Bowen Gary Peterson Joe Hassle

Emerson Churches Plan World Day of Prayer Program

Emerson area churches join for World Day of Prayer on March L at 2 p.m. in the Methodist church. Participants include host Methodist, Baptist, and Champion Hill churches. Liveryens invited to attend.

Emerson Churches Plan World Day of Prayer Emerson Vicinity Liveryens Baptist Church

Two Local Students Named to Honor Rolls

Two students, children of Mr and Mrs Matt Laughlin of south town, earned scholastic honors for the first semester. Blanche Laughlin made the dean's list at St Mary's College Omaha, while Mark Laughlin earned a similar distinction at St Benedict's College Atchison Kan.

Matt Laughlin South of Town Blanche St. Mary’a Omaha Mark St. Benedict's Collage Atchison, Kan

Funeral for Edwin Blank Held at Coin

Mrs L C Blank Dr and Mrs De J Blank and Mr and Mrs Richard Steen attended Edwin Blank 70 of Coin at the Methodist church Wednesday. Mr Blank was a brother of the late De L C Blank.

Reception Honors Mr and Mrs J F Durbin Jr

Mr and Mrs Frank Burhbin hosted a Saturday reception at the Hysham club house in Red Oak honoring their son James F J and his bride. More than 100 friends attended, greeted by the hosts and honorees and directed to a buffet luncheon served by a list of assisting ladies.

Frank Burhbin James F.J Hysham Red Oak Minnie Whister Toby Taylor Harvey Smith Lucille Huntsop Warren-—-Honey James Durbin Ourbin Jr India Mrs. Durbin Jr Emerson

Shower Honored Mrs Selby

A pre nuptial shower was given at the hot lunch room Thursday afternoon honoring Mrs La Donna Selby. Pencil games were played and she received many beautiful and useful gifts. A dainty lunch was served with forty seven guests present. Out of town guests included Mrs Chas Anderson and Mrs Esther Anderson of Red Oak and Mrs Allen Selby of Lincoln Neb. Those on the committee were Mrs Velma Connell Mrs Ethel Crawford Mrs Lucile Huntsman Mrs Maxine Hicks Mrs Gayle Greenwood Mrs Martha Honeyman Mrs Esma Baras Mrs Margie Hampton Mrs Myrtle Spiching Mrs Harry Mensen and Mrs Mary Gibson.

la- Donna Selby Chas. Anderson Esther Anderson Red Oak Allen Selby Lincoln Nebr Velma Connell Ethel Crawford Lucile Huntsman Maxine Hicks Gayle Greenwood Martha Honeyman Esma Baras Margie Hampton Myrtle Spiching Harry Mensen Mary B. Glhson

Emerson Methodist Church Weekly Schedule Summary

Emerson Methodist Church lists minister Ralph Russell and superintendent LaVerne Carson. Morning worship at 11 05 a m Sunday school at 9 55 a m, junior and senior youth groups, Circle meetings, choir, and MYF. WSCS event, a rummage sale near Red Oak, and a Sunday chili supper after a bowling outing. Florence Patton listed for clothing donations.

Emerson Methodist Church Ralph Russell LaVerne Carson Esther Cirele Martha Cirele Ena Mac Simpson MYF Naomi Cirele Dorothy Gelth Ruth Cirele Edna Grayson WSCS Hula Rummage Bako Sule Red Oak Florence Patton Sr. Myp

Busy Meeting for Emerson WSCS

The WSCS met Feb 13 with good attendance. New flags carried by Mrs Martha Honeyman and Mrs Fern Hossle led to a flag salute. Readings included Is It Corny by Mrs Edith Parker and Our Flag by Mrs Nettie Johnson. God Bless America sung by Mrs Helen Warren. Birthdays noted for Mrs Jessie Fisher Feb 27 at Highland Acres Red Oak. World Day of Prayer planned March 1 at 2 pm with local church uniting.

WSCS Martha Honeyman Fern Hossle Edith Parker Nettie Johnson God Bless America Helen Warren Margaret Grayson Jessie Fisher Highland Acres Red Oak Baptist Church Champion Hill Methodist Together Magazine Reva Mae Phelps Africa Grace Dixon World Council of Churches New Delhi Janet Spicer Erma Allen Doris Sandquist Juanita Jones World Friends RSF Eiode Martha Circle Ena Mae Simpson Ruth Circle Edna Grayson Naomi Dorothy Geith Margaret Larson Edith Walker Elsia §, Evans Iya Gillespie Wilma Fender Frances Harman Anna Larson

Liddick-Davis Vows Sunday at Papillion Baptist Parsonage

Sunday afternoon February 17 at 2 p m Linda Liddick became the bride of Max Davis at the Baptist Parsonage in Papillion Nebraska Their parents Mr and Mrs Marold Liddiel of Bellevue and Mr and Mrs Golden Davis of Emerson The Rev Strawn officiated the double ring ceremony in the presence of immediate families Emily Liddick of Bellevue sister in law of the bride was maid of honor and Charles Davis of Omaha brother of the groom served as best man After the ceremony the wedding party motored to Bellevue for dinner at the Bakara Club and the couple cut and served their wed ding cake at the home of the bride s parents They plan a short honeymoon and will reside in Omaha where Mr Davis is employed with Western Electric

Linda Liddick Max Davis Baptist Parsonage Papillion Neb Marold Liddiel Bellevue Golden Davis Emerson Strawn Emily Liddick Charles Davis Omaha Bakara Club Tourle Mr. Davis Western Electric

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