Wedding bells and community notices in Malvern area
A lengthy list of local social events and family notices from Malvern and nearby towns appears, noting weddings, anniversaries, visits, surgeries, church events, and a Valentine brunch. Names include Mr and Mrs Riis, Mrs Adams, Rev LeRoy Pullman, and many local households with scattered travel to Des Moines and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mass
Malvern
Adams
Mus
Mass
Mes
Harry Mass
Wettesiay
Stewart
Last Rites Held for Ruth Clipson
Ruth E Clipson born February 16 1888 on a Bloomfield farm died February 0 1967 in a Cornell Bluffy hospital. Survived by husband Carlyle C daughters Dorothy Machacek Helen Burmaster Mary sons James John Richard a brother Frank Stoghill eight grandchildren and an uncle. Funeral 2:20 pm at Silver City Methodist Church conducted by Rev E LeRoy Pullman with two musical duets and flower bearers. Burial in Silver City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth E. Clipson
Benjamin
Princes Stoghill
Bloomfield
Cornell Bluffy
Silver City
Chanies
Maurice
Frances
Carlyle C
Dorothy Machacek
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Helen Burmaster
Garden Grove
Mary
James
Fullerton
John
Huntington Beach
Richard
Glenwood
Frank Stoghill
Portland
Ore
Frank Stoguitt
Ruth
Methodist Church
Wontartt’s Society of Christian Service
Legion Auxiiry
Geo. Miller
Wilbert Bond
George Burgoin
Grace McNay
Jack Bursain
Harold Williams
Gerald Slogan
Gordon Elwood
Joe Kruse
Ben Burgoin
Harvey Bolle
Silver City Cemetery
Elsie Taylor and Art Featured in Farm Journal
The March Farm Journal’s Farmers Wife section highlights Mrs. Earl Taylor of near Silver City as a lent artist with a calor page of sculpture, collages, and books. She exhibits in the Omaha Council Bluffs area, leads classes at her farm studio, and studies at Joslyn Art Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Wife
Farm Jownal Magazine
Earl Taylor
Silver City
Taylor
Omabha
Council Bluffs
Art Association
Fern Truckenmiller
Sibley
Go-Getters Club Lists Projects
The Sliver Creek Go-Getters 4H Club met at Randall and Keith Barber’s home on Feb 13 at 1 pm. Members listed 1967 projects including breeding heifer, baby beef, junior feeder, horse, photography, Ace Welding, swine, and sheep. Rana Barber named county officer candidate. demos on Gua Satay and Ante Safety presented. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sliver Creek
Randall
Keith Barber
Bil Barber
Rana Barber
David Newell
Bob Beattie
Barber
Randall Barber
Ambitions Andis Feb club meeting at Debbie Williams home
The 4 H club met on February 11 at Debbie Williams home. Karead Vanderlinden spoke on identifying wines in a painting while Diane Carlstedt presented How to Select a Picture. Peggy Ichinck named representative for the club office. Refreshments by Mary Kudron and Debbie Williams. Debbie Balton, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andis
Debbie Williams
Karead Vanderlinden
Diane Carlstedt
Peggy Ichinck
Mary Kudron
Debbie Balton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ries
Mr Berg
Rane Syste
Sweemaghatest
Mrs . Riis
Ky Saar
Sipper
Hynes
Howe
Council
Whathe
Valtar
Neail
Clyde Platt
Hare
Rivest
Don Riguing
Co. Butte
B.D. Riguing
Albert Schooning
Dale
Carol
Thy
LeVern Schooning Famiy
Clifford Schooning
May Stouder
Vaeille
Lester Larson
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Fred Techan
Freddie Techaut and
Gerald Stogdil
Donald Techau
Dennis
Glen Franke
Darrell Williams
Vicky
W. W. Williams
Ella Mass
Hertha Kessler
Kessler
Ralph Hansen
Bill Hansen
Tabor
Paul Smith
Douglas
Cy. Bluffs
Bil
Garland Martin
Frank Lincoln
Myr
Ronald Keast
Carson
Fred Robinson
Merlin Tasto
Steve
Rick
Albert Marshall
Jack Clipson
John Clipson
James C. Clipson
Dorothy, Machacek
Frank Stogdill
Eva Spock
Mineola
Att. Miller
Edmundson Hospital
Council Buffs
Cindy Kahl
Janet. Deltehley
Miticola
Malvarn
Vg Milig Sas
Tay
Spreeder
John Deere Lister Adams
J. D. Corn
Massey-Harris
John Deere
J. D
J. DB
Harrow
Rotary
Houser
D-X Oil CO
WM. G. BlackBurn
Prop
Iowa
Ruth Clipson
Elsie Taylor
Farm Journal
Go-Getters Club
Jowa Department OF Public Safety
M. L. Scheffel, M. D
Physician & Surgeon Office
Res
Malvern, Iowa
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