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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
3
The column reports hospital visits and conditions including Rev. Frederick Kreutz taken to Edmundson hospital after a heart attack and Gordon Axtell undergoing surgery there. It notes many social visits, birthdays, a fire destroying the Dr. Maynard Jones family home, and various family gatherings across Essex Malvern Council Bluffs and surrounding towns.
Jane Schultz, a Northwestern Missouri State College student at Maryville, will join the Tower Choir for its annual tour January 20 to 23. The group, directed by Gilbert Whitney with Janette Nauman on harp, will make 10 appearances in Missouri cities. Schultz is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schultz of Malvern.
Funeral services for 70 year old B C Patrick Nes GT USCeCIg were held Sunday in Osceola with interment in Malvern cemetery. He died January 10 from a heart attack. Survived by wife Jessie Hodges Patrick two sons Alfred of Greeley Colorado and Phillip of Denver five grandchildren two brothers Ralph of Omaha and John of San Francisco and two sisters Mrs W W Anderson Batavia Illinois and Mrs Winifred Anders Thurman Maryland. He was a native Iowan and longtime lumber yard manager in Tabor. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harold Grindle Wallace Hodges and Mrs V U Patrick of Tabor.
The Malvern Methodist Church Family Life Committee outlined a slate of events led by the Scotts. Series of family life conferences will be held Sunday evenings Feb 10 17 and Mar 3 10 17 24 with a film Worship A Family Heritage shown Feb 19 and clips from a Chicago trip. National Family Week May 5 12 will feature Promotion Night for the Methodist Youth Fellowship and a morning recognition of families. A church fellowship meal is planned after annual conference in June. Gideon Association speaker Jan 27 will address the congregation with a brief ten minute talk, aided by a church bulletin and a free will offering to support Gideons.
Mrs Marian Jones president of the Iowa federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs travels to Washington DC this weekend for a BPW national luncheon on January 19. The event honors women in Congress and top government posts, part of a three day legislative meeting with BPW officers and state leaders to review law making and policy ahead of the 88th Congress. Accompanying her is Helen G Irwin of Des Moines, International Federation president.
The Iowa Nurses Association District 12 will hold a special meeting on January 18 at 7 30 p m at the American Legion hall in Clarinda The Nurses Practice Act to be presented to the legislature this session will be discussed The meeting is open to all registered nurses and their guests
Mickey Fichter sprained ankle in Omaha after slipping on ice. Fremont Legionaires group visited veterans at hospital with bingo and prizes. Numerous social visits and dinners across Randolph area plus church, hospital, and family events through January.
The Strahan Garden Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Bob Christensen. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Kermit Hillyer and Mrs. Crouse. Two guests joined, Mrs. Paul Paykey and Mrs. Jim Osler, bringing attendance to nineteen. Guest speaker Mrs. Les Kunpp showed travel slides to Louisiana, yearbooks were given out, and the next meeting is Feb 13 at Mrs. Mark Johnson’s home.
Mr and Mrs Emmett Gipe hosted a Sunday family dinner at their home honoring daughter Mrs Russell Robernson and her guests Steven and Christine of Mahopac NY who plan to leave for home later this week A visit by Dale Laughlin of Elm Creek Nebr to care for Mrs R N Thomas in Shenandoah is noted Also Omer Cozad's home visit and convalescence of Omer are mentioned Mrs Davis hosts SCD Club meeting with six members and pencil games won by Mines Joe Hathaway Ellis Grindle and Albert Anderson door prize won by Mrs Anderson.
Sunday dinners and visits mark a busy week as Mr. and Mrs Severn Obrecht host in Malvern and Zeno Bass celebrated a 66th anniversary. Other gatherings include 4 H Girls Club at the church, meals in Glenwood Oakland and Percival, and nursing home and hospital visits in Glenwood Red Oak and Macedonia.
Woman's Society of Christian Service guests of Mrs Kenneth Davis Wednesday at her home. Eleven members attended with Mrs Linpincott delivering the first lesson titled Promise of Prayer. Buzz sessions followed. Mrs Bob Christensen and Floyd Hillyer attended. Next meeting set for Jan 16 at Mrs Dave Angus's home.
Complicat parents Ton 56th wedding anniversary celebrated with a family gathering on January 9. Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Bass honored, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harl Bass, Cynthia, Opal Bayes, and relatives from Emerson Percival Shenandoah and Mt. Ayr. The event featured a large decorated cake and supper.
About thirty men and boys attended a pancake supper at the Strahan church on Wednesday. The men cooked the meal and pie and coffee were served. Guest speaker Rev. Donald H. Koontz of Indianola, director of town and country churches, presented slides from his trip to Europe.
Charles W Kayton took his parents the H H Kaytons to Council Bluffs for a doctor's appointment. Mrs Rose White is convalescing at home after ten days in Hamburg hospital. The Laurence Whites brought her home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Leon Lemonds and Vicki of Glenwood called at Clarence Lemonds home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bob Christensen and family joined ice cream and cake at a birthday gathering for Mrs Kayton Thursday night.
Rev John Lippincott leads Divine Worship at 9 30 a m with sermon on Who is Francis Asbury and 10 30 a m Sunday School. Wednesday 1 30 p m third prayer study session at Mrs Floyd Hillyer home. Pastor Robert Christensen is noted in the text.
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