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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
1
Town of Silver City Iowa releases the financial report for the year ending December 31 1962 covering funds receipts expenditures and balances including summary statements of cash and accounts and notes on municipal operations during 1962.
Silver City News reports a baptism at Grace Methodist in Glenwood for Dewayne Howard Miller. Local families attended gatherings, visits to Des Moines for a Farm Bureau meeting, and relatives from Council Bluffs and Omaha noted. Activities include school band performances, church WSCS plans, birthday dinners, and various family get togethers.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Fornoff and Norma Jean visited their son-in-law and daughter in Omaha to meet their new adopted grandson Mark Kenton. Arthur Burgoin Gerald Jones attended a Globetrotters game in Civic Auditorium. Jerry Messinger Glenwood guests stayed with his parents. Gerald Stogdill and Ron dined with relatives in Tabor. Bernard Springer Farragut joined Cliff Stewart’s supper group.
Shirley E Hendrix of Silver City died January 7 after a two month illness from cancer. Funeral services were held January 9 at 2 p.m. at Raynor Hamilton chapel in Glenwood. Interment was in Silver City cemetery. Survivors include Harriet Hendrix, his widow, and his parents, Jacob and Christa Hendrix. He served in the Army Signal Corps and previously ran a Standard Oil station. He was a member of the Silver City Baptist church and the American Legion.
East Liberty records show services canceled Sunday due to rare weather and illness in families. Multiple residents note visits, hospital stays, farm sales, and New Year gatherings near Standolph and Emerson. Individuals travel for work and family care, with several extended family visits in Omaha and Tabor.
Mrs Glen Winchester stayed Monday night and Tuesday at W E Simmons home. Mr and Mrs Charles Zach of Treynor dined with her parents Mr and Mrs Gene Buffington Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ben Burgoin hosted for Mr and Mrs Clarence Burgoin and family and Walt Godfrey. Mrs A F Childs and Mrs Helen Pepmeier hosted Saturday supper for Mr and Mrs Clayton Fries and Cindy and Mrs James Husen of Council Bluffs, honoring Mrs Parman on her 15th birthday January 14. Eurel Anderson Schoening Linda and Mrs Wilbert Bond Mary and Dorothy attended Rainbow installation at Glenwood Assembly No 99 in Em eastern Masonic temple. Judy Gieth installed as worthy advisor. Mrs Cash Janulewicz hosted Monday in honor of her daughter Linda turning 10. Present were Paula Carlson April Elwood from Silver City and Rena Burton Margaret Goos Debra Sunderman Dorene Klahn and Jeanie Klahn of Treynor. Linda received gifts and guests enjoyed cake and ice cream.
Mrs. Hugh Hayes hosted the East Liberty WSCS last Wednesday with Rev. Pullman attending for lunch. After a cooperative noon meal attendees heard a lesson by Mrs. Hayes followed by a business period, with reports, letters from Reva Mae Phelps and district secretary, bills approved, and a sociable time shared. Next meeting set for Wednesday January 23.
Mrs Homer Mayberry traveled to Omaha Thursday to visit her daughter Mrs Fred Swayze and family and returned Sunday. She spent Sunday afternoon in Emerson with brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Art Darby. Norman Sinner and children dined with grandparents Mr and Mrs John Schroeder in Malvern Sunday.
Dan Seaton of Indianola was here on business for one day last week, stopping briefly to conduct local affairs and meet with associates.
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