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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
5
A lengthy column lists residents visiting or hosted by families in several towns, including Mrs. F. H. Boppeot, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wei, the Taylors, and the Roberts family. Guests from Red Oak, Shenandoah, Malvern, Randolph, and Glenwood are noted, with installations, funerals, and social events across Saturday and Sunday.
The Malvern Leader reports Harold Krecklow’s funeral in Glenwood attended by Mr. and Mrs. Howard McKern Jr. and remarks on illnesses and visits of local residents. It notes Helen Alberts returning to first grade duties after flu, and several parish and community activities at Strahan Methodist and St. St. John’s Lutheran churches plus Hastings JR. Feeders’ Christmas party hosted by Elmer Bruce.
WSCS Indies met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Dean Sayers and Leanna for the third study on Christ and the Faith of Man. The lesson by Mrs. Robert Christensen was on Hinduism with reports and a play plus a film shown. Attending were Mrs. David Angus and others. refreshments served. Captain Ronald Bennett and family visited, planning to travel to Fairfax and New York then Holyrock and Scotland for a new assignment. Further visits included Des Moines and Omaha. Mrs. Joe Bateman underwent minor throat surgery. best wishes sent.
A 1968 January bank condition statement shows assets including cash and government obligations, deposits of states and political subdivisions, and total deposits around 4.346 million. Officers J W Burdie president and F M Mulholland cashier certify accuracy. notaries attest sworn in Mills County Iowa. commission expires 1969.
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