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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1968
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Henry EB Miller invite friends to an open house for their 23th wed by their children Stella and Miller on Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4. The couple was married on Tuith, and invitations are being sent to relatives and friends nearby.
Mr and Mrs Frank Sworodas observed their 5th anniversary with a wedding and anniversary event. Relatives note their health concerns and a Christmas Eve gathering. Four of their seven children attended, including Mrs P L Swoboda in Lapid, Mrs Varn Swoboda and daughter of Crata, Mr and Mrs Charles Lakin and family of Odeball, and Mr and Mrs Dan Swobuds of Malvert.
Martha Curele will meet Monday December 15 at 1 pm sharp at the Vera Croakive home. Hostesses will be Mary Spiker and Lorrainne Dashner. Members urged to note meeting place. Clela Salve mentioned the Jesson art film stip on display.
The Thursday Hostess Life Club gathered at Mrs. Harald McCain’s home with many members present. A business meeting elected officers and refreshments were served after a short social hour.
A good attendance filled the Malvern Garden Club meeting at Mrs Jasvel Tlouser's home on June 8. After a brief business session Mrs Barbara Bullington Mills County presented slides on historical sites and policies attracting tourists to visit. Refreshments were served by The Erste.
The Hastings Federated Wo mmys club met Friday at one o clock for a dessert luncheon with Nancy Malholland presiding. After brief business, guest speaker Mr Wilhelm from the Omaha Social Security office gave an informative talk followed by a Q and A. A Valentine party is planned for Feb 2 at the Wesley.
Band Mothers held the first meeting of the year on the home of Mrs. Harald Skerritt. New officers are August Ponton vice-president Leo May secretary Jack Bowen treasurer and co-chairs Edwin Leo Washburn. The annual spring dinner is set for March 17 at the Malvern Community building.
Mr and Mrs Joe Hall of Hastings announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Ann to Lynn Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Johnson of Glenwood Liz works at Malvern Trust and Savings Bank and Lynn at Missouri Beef Pack in Rockport He attends night school at Omaha University A March wedding is planned and they will reside in Glenwood.
Readers ask when the 1968 Social Security increase applies and about Medicare premium changes. The March 3 check reflects the 13 percent rise. Medicare hospital-insurance deduction rises to $4 from $3 starting with the April 3 check. You can switch to medical insurance by April 1 using forms at the social security office.
Susan Costello daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Costello Randolph will be installed as Worthy Advisor of the Tobor Randolph Chapter Rainbow for Girls Sunday at 1 30 pm at the Masonic Temple in Tabor. Central invitation extends to attend and reports asked to phone any news.
Iowa farm income in 1968 is expected near the 14.8 billion level seen in 1948. Receipts from farm marketings and government payments may be offset by higher production costs. Exports of feed grains soybeans and dairy products are forecast to rise, with strong domestic demand cited.
A memory recipe from Virginie Hall for pumpkin bread noted as easy and tasty. Ingredients include sugar water pumpkin and spices with directions to mix, bake in greased pans at 350 degrees for about 1 hour 12 minutes, then cool and refrigerate or freeze.
A devotional reflection notes how friends praying for a heart attack survivor inspired by Jesus teachings and the Holy Spirit. It emphasizes daily divine help through prayer, adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and intercession for others, including families, churches, and nations.
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