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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
3
Local social updates list visitors to Sidney and surrounding towns. Names include Reed, Scott, Hall, Kiltion, and Aistrope families. hospital stays and births at Methodist and Mercy facilities. travelers to Chicago Evanston and Denver. promotions and anniversaries among residents. and a large roster of weekend guests and returning patients across Council Bluffs, Omaha, Red Oak, and nearby communities.
Carolyn Carol Chantry daughter of Rear Admiral Allan J. and Edna Scott Chantry died December 19 1964 in Bryn Mawr Pa after study at Vassar and UPenn and work at the Philadelphia Naval Base She volunteered at Valley Forge Army Hospital active in Main Line Prayer Group and St Martins Episcopal Radnor Pa Funeral held with interment in Malvern Ia Surviving mother and extended family include Walter Scott Forrest Chantry and H T Beattie Card of Thanks from Marilyn Houser
Ernest Guide of Glenwood drew five day jail terms on two counts of no account checks before Justice of Peace John Hall. In the same week two drivers, Paul Fellows of Malvern and Dean Albert Hunt of Glenwood, were fined 15 dollars and costs for failing to halt at a stop sign north of Hastings. Claire Johnson of Tabor paid 40.25 dollars and costs for truck overload plus 10 and 14 dollars in related fines. Otis Kelley of Riverdale Georgia faced 15 dollars and costs for improper registration, while Willis DeWitt of Brookville Florida was fined 18 dollars and costs for improper registration.
New motor vehicle registrations are issued to Chevrolets for Wilbur Newberg in Malvern Robert Winders in Emerson and Frederick Aistrope Glenwood Buicks to Thelma Blank in Emerson Marianna Gay Glenwood Fantine to Kenneth Bowman in Malvern Fords to Terry Craig in Glenwood Calvin Deitch Jer Mineola Plymouth to Henry Yechau in Glenwood Oldsmobile to LeMode Cleaner and Laundry in Glenwood Jeep to Raymond D Rathman in Glenwood Chevrolet pickup to William Barker Santi A Rigatuse 23 Omaha and Julie A Tough 18 Papillion Neb were issued a marriage license.
Substantial savings on new and gift subscriptions for the Digest are available for a limited time. Renewals for either or both publications would be appreciated. Call Mrs. W C Vanderpool, Malvern, IA.
Gerald Leu thanks the Malvern and Hastings Fire Departments Charles Wilson and his bus load of students and his good neighbors for the quick response to the fire and for helping clean up and repair the damage afterward.
Mr Vernon and Mr and Mrs Richard Mattson with Dawn Renee and Ryan from near Hooper Nebr stayed Saturday forenoon and overnight with Mr and Mrs Robert Schroeder and Don. Mrs John Schroeder visited in the afternoon while Mr and Mrs Norman Sinner and family joined for the evening. Dale Bell also spent time with them.
Readers recount a busy weekend with relatives and friends visiting from Pacific Junction Shenandoah Sidney and Glenwood plus trips to Council Bluffs Red Oak and Elgin. Messages connect birthdays and condolences while weather notes mark the month’s first snows and below zero mornings.
Secret pals were drawn at a Thursday meeting of the Ehatfreaway Hostess Club held at the home of Mrs. Joe Hathaway with ten members and one visitor, Mrs. Virgil Curis present. The afternoon was social. The next meeting is slated for January 28 at Mrs. Charles Wilson's home in Malvern.
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Aymon Johnson 42 of Imogene who died early Sunday at home from a heart attack. She is survived by her husband one son four daughters her mother Mrs Oma Brown of Strachan seven brothers and two sisters. Burial was in Monroe Cemetery.
The Strahan Garden Club met at Mac Wederquist’s home in Malverns with thirteen members. They spent the afternoon learning to knit and viewed a display by Mrs. Henry Nims. February’s meeting will feature Gladys Bowen with the second knitting lesson. Hostess Mrs. Lynn Costello served chocolate ice box dessert mints and coffee.
Deanna Grindle of Omaha visited Sunday with her parents Ellis and Mrs. Grindle. Kenneth Grindle and children helped Mrs. Oscar Len celebrate her birthday Thursday evening. Greg and Scott Hillyer, sons of Lloyd Hillyer, stayed with William and Walter Angus Wednesday night. Zeno Bass visited Rose Brazelton at Red Oak hospital Monday afternoon, finding her improving and seated briefly in a chair.
The Strahan Methodist Church held Divine Worship with a children's sermon on The Protestant Idea. Elizabeth Jane Clar delivered the sermon. Local families attended Sunday services and a week ago Future Feeders 4-H club met in Omaha for supper and a hockey game. Steve Grindle, a student at Iowa State, visited home for the weekend.
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