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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1975
Page
9
Malvern residents shared holiday visits with kin across Iowa and nearby states. Families from Ulm Germany, Glenwood, Harlan, and Council Bluffs joined local gatherings as cinema, church, and club events were noted. A 95 year old Senior Citizens member, George Sullivan, passed, with tributes and funeral plans announced along with births, hospital visits, and a toy display at Chantry school.
Malvern Village notes Lewis Ranne returned Sunday after a ten day visit with Mr and Mrs Paul Hixon and family at Mt Ayr. Mr and Mrs Marlin Lemonds of West Branch spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Eleanor Lemonds. Bud and Florence Wilhelm were Saturday dinner guests.
Hazel Emma Wilhelm born May 18 1898 in Mills County died December 30 1974 in a Council Bluffs hospital at age 76. She married Charles C Wilhelm April 5 1916 at Silver City. Surviving are two daughters and one son. Charles preceded her in 1959. She was active in East Liberty Methodist Church.
Terry Hertz of Hastings leads volunteer Mothers March efforts to fight birth defects with neighbor to neighbor drives. The piece recalls family ties in the Hertz and Darby families and notes funeral details for Dorothy Helen Darby and community support roles. The article links the Mothers March to March of Dimes funding for congenital disease research and encourages participation.
George W Sullivan born November 15 1879 in Thayer Kansas was the eldest son of Nathan and Jane Sullivan. He married Bessie Madison in 1906 and had nine children. Survived by a step daughter, a sister, 38 grandchildren and 50 great grandchildren. Burial under Reverend Viney presiding at Mansfield Funeral Home January 5 1975.
James Fetters, acting director of the Drivers License Division, Department of Public Safety, announced that Iowa driver licensing stations will reduce hours effective Jan 17 1975 so staff will not work over 40 hours weekly. The change follows 1974 amendments to the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act.
Funeral services for Mrs Otto Hall are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in the First Baptist church of Malvern with Rev. Lloyd Bedsworth officiating. Interment will follow in Malvern cemetery. Mrs Hall died Tuesday night at Nishna Cottage. Surviving are her husband Otto a son John and his wife Virginia two grandsons and a great grandson.
Snowmobiles are not permitted on the Fairview golf course due to damage to greens tees fairways and banks from careless use. Trustees Fairview Country Club.
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