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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1967
Page
2
Local residents share New Year and holiday greetings visiting relatives across Council Bluffs and nearby towns. Hospital stays include Clifford Boyer’s birthday celebration amid recovery and Amanda Brangland’s passing in Glenwood. Several families, including Beals, Schroeder, and McMillen, report visits, trips, and medical updates, with plans for returning home and future gatherings.
Rev Mogh Shiveley pastor lists Sunday school at 11 a m morning worship 2 p m Nishna Cottage service and senior high youth fellowship at Methodist church 7 30 p m evening service Tuesday cottage prayer service 7 30 p m Harold Sinner haste Wednesday 7 30 p m choir practice
Mr and Mrs Zeno Bass will observe their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday Jan 8 with a reception at Strahan Methodist church from 2 to 4 pm Friends are invited and the honorees request no gifts Both lifelong residents they have many local friends their children will assist with the observance
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Harbold were honored by their children and relatives on their Silver Wedding Anniversary December 26. A surprise celebration at Fred Harbold’s home in Council Bluffs drew guests from Red Oak Tabor Malvern Glenwood Macedonia and Strahan.
Mrs. Mona Pace hosts the Hastings Federated club gathering Friday January 6 at 2 pm at her home. Assisting are Alice Washburn Lorraine Winslow Maude Wilson and Debbie Shepard. Mrs Cleta Salyers hosts High School Faculty Dames meeting Tuesday January 10 at 8 pm with Mrs Roger Durham leading the program and Luann Robreau serving.
Wednesday at 1 30 p m Deborah Society at Mrs Darrell Frederickson home. Thursday 2 34 p m Baptist Women Kensington at Mrs F A Mulhol land home FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH worship and school times listed. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH services and supt. Holy Rosary and St John Lutheran notices with dates Jan 8 to 12.
Darlene Ann Pearson and Steven Dee Largent joined in marriage December 23 at Hastings Methodist Church with Rev. Earl Kelly officiating. The bride wore winter white and was given by her father. Attendants included Luis Proctor and Don Pickering. Joanna Ponton (organist) accompanied the bride’s mother singing The Lords Prayer. A buffet reception followed at the groom’s home and the couple planned Christmas days in Wisconsin before settling in Red Oak apartment.
Band Mothers met at Mrs. Charles Costello's home with Edel Knight Clyde Shook and Chas McClure serving. officers elected were Mrs. August Ponton president Mrs. Ray Trively vice president Mrs. Leo May secretary and Mrs. Bart Bass treasurer. Dinner set for March 12 and uniforms shipped. New officers begin duties at March meeting. Also notes on New Years surprise birthday party for John Hall and a Malvern High School holiday party at Booster Station Emerson. Malvern Garden Club meets Jan 10. Joslyn Art Museum opens three exhibitions in January including Salute to Nebraska and Let's Go Skating with Recent Accessories to Joslyn Collections and Ninth Midwest Biennial.
A Cir cle discussion is set with Mrs Ginnes Donner at 280 Pan Constesses. Attendees include Florence Owens Fer Kitleht Audrey Kevais Mes 4 B Weariner and others. The meeting focuses on a lesson letter and related topics.
Henderson residents share holiday movements with furloughs hospital visits and family gatherings. Roger Crawford returned from Chanute for a 30 day furlough and bilateral transfers continue for Vern Taylor and others. The Crawford and Hall families celebrate Christmas with relatives in Missouri and California, while neighbors attend Mercy Hospital and visit grandparents during the season.
A Glenwood man was sentenced to 30 days in jail on a charge related to drawing a bad check. In nearby incidents, Charles Shone of Malvern faced a fine of $10 plus costs for speeding, and James Newry of Jacolean Milt was fined $12 for improper traffic behavior and another motor-vehicle offense resulting in a $14 assessment and court costs. The Leader reports the local court actions and asks readers to submit news tips.
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