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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
8
The article notes an annual staff meeting set for January 13 at 7 p m with final page drafts due and pictures to be arranged. Mrs Ruth Salyers comments that evening meetings have proven successful as they allow more time to discuss problems.
The Malvern Band Mothers club held its annual meeting naming officers: Mrs. Hugo Seipold president, Mrs. Sam Benscoter vice president, Mrs. Gordon Axtell secretary, and Mrs. F. A. Wortman treasurer. They planned continuing fund raising projects including magazine sales and an annual public dinner to fund band uniforms.
One Malvern high student spent Christmas vacation in Rochester Minnesota undergoing cystic fibrosis treatment at Mayo Clinic. Beverly Wilson and her parents Mr and Mrs Marion Wilson took her there December 26. she was later moved to the Methodist hospital to continue care for several weeks and was reported making good progress.
Students at MCHS react to looming exams as January 23 and 24 are set for 90 minute test periods. Those passing subjects must attend only during their scheduled test times, while others stay for all periods.
Conference principals met at Fre-Mont-Mills in Tabor to review basketball officials records noting Marlin Mercer of Nishna Valley Hastings will handle data. They discussed shifting parts of the Corner tournament to manage late games, adding career and college day plans, and revising the conference constitution to reduce general meetings with a Jan 30 session set at Tabor.
The Iowa highway patrol announced the drivers examination and renewal schedule for January through April. Examiners will be in Sidney every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. In Glenwood, examiners appear on alternating weeks: Fridays January 17 and 31, February 14 and 28, March 18 and 27, and April 10 and 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allensworth hosted visits in Malvern while relatives from Omaha Long Beach and Council Bluffs joined Christmas calls. The row of gatherings includes trips to Nehawka and Emerson, plus New Year visits and church group meeting details.
Mrs William Scherle and Mrs Lorance Lisle teach a knitting class at Booster station with 14 attending Monday morning and 26 in the afternoon three sessions weekly for four weeks. Local families, guests, and New Year dinners noted. T.C. Shook mourns death of brother George in Merry hospital after illness.
Katie Ellis Fulton LaHue died 9 30 a m December 24 1963 at her home in St Louis Park Minnesota from a stroke She was born February 23 1884 near Aberdeen South Dakota lived in Henderson from 1919 to 1929 then moved with her husband Ralph J LaHue to Minnesota in 1932 They were married December 5 1929 in Miami Florida Survived by husband daughter Mrs Harold P Miller of Bloomington Minnesota son Ralph Fulton LaHue of Sioux Falls SD four grandchildren three granddaughters and three brothers James Penne Fulton of Aberdeen OH Sam Fulton of Ripley OH Funeral services were held at Aldersgate Methodist Church and burial was at Sunset Memorial Park Minneapolis.
Henderson Methodist Church announces services at 9 45 a m with Sunday School at 10 45 a m Pastor Clement Rowe and Superintendent Mrs Arthur Allensworth lead. Worship and youth activities include Thursday 8 p m W S and Friday 4 p m junior choir practice.
The Henderson Christian Church lists Pastor Robert Jones and Mrs. Helen Frink as leaders. Worship at 9 30 a m, Church School at 10 30 a m, G F and Chi Rho on alternate Sundays, O W I on Wednesdays.
The Town of Henderson Iowa approves a final assessment schedule for a municipal waterworks project. Assessments over ten dollars may be paid in ten installments starting December 31 1963 at the Town Clerk office. The schedule will be filed with the Mills County Auditor January 31 1964 and then on the county tax list via the Mills County Treasurer.
Funeral services were held at 11 a m December 27 in a Christian church for Ference Dodd Davis of Washington Springs South Dakota born April 4 1920 died December 21 1963 She is survived by a son Dick of Biloxi Mississippi mother Mrs Fora Dodds California brother Lawrence and several half brothers and sisters pallbearers included Jake Morris Glenn Brown Leo Boileau Earl Lol Jean K S Hendrix and Dean Edmondson Interment followed at Macedonia Cemetery with organist Morria Harbor and singers Mrs Paw Forrestal Mrs Art Fritcher and Mrs Herbert Stephens assisting
Velma South arrived home Thursday from France after a four month visit with her daughter Barbara. Barbara resides at the Trois Fontaines base near Bar-le-Duc and they traveled through Paris Amsterdam Orléans and many other points of interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sowers and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meadows attended a small party for Mrs. Glen Sowers hosted by Hiram Cools. Mrs. Meadows baked the cake. Guests visited, played cards, and traveled to Rush City, Stanton, Bethel, and Pisgah with relatives and friends.
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