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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
4
The document shows totals for property valuations including real and personal property and utilities. It lists receipts and expenditures for the utilities along with a cash balance, and a separate indebtedness section detailing outstanding amounts as of January 1 and December 31, 1964 with listed periods and figures.
Silver City notes list various local families hosting and visiting on Sundays and Fridays. Names include the Lyle Boone family Sidney Lamp Melvin Lamp Timmy Avoca Jim Bailey Karen Cloyd and Jim Bailey birthdays Ha Jackson Don Har vey Bolte F G Barnes George Miller Glen Robertson Warren Robertson Phyllis Elden Schultz Beverly Clyde Piatt P Thomas Council Bluffs William Reelfs Kochn dorfer Omaha Mira Charles Sam Richard Fuller and daughters Council Bluffs LaVon Schoening and sons.
Local social notes describe the Evergreen Club card party at Conrad Kruse’s home with guests from Quirland and Clenwood. Prizes were won by Mrs. Jim Bailey and Hernan Schoening, others by Mrs. Elden Schults, Gene Buttington, Letha Brandt, and Bob News. Next gathering at Alfred Brandt’s in February.
The Silver City auxiliary held a Wednesday night meeting at the Legion Hall with five members present. Officials approved bills and processed 12 additional dues. Hosts were Mrs. Florence Huffaker and Mrs. Phyllis Skerritt. The next gathering is planned for February 10 with hostesses Mrs. Loretta Maloney Miss Edith Simmons and Mrs. Arch Decker.
The January 0.1.5 Kensington club held a regular meeting at the Masonic hall last week with 12 members present. Mrs. Ralph Wensen served a delicious luncheon, though Mrs. Schoening was unable to attend. Christie led the roll call. Mrs. Carl Malcolm won the door prize. Interlude included bingo. Guests in Omaha and Hastings visited relatives and enjoyed theater outings with family and friends over the weekend.
The 0.1.2 Club met January 14 at Mrs. Fae Morrical home with 7 members. Mrs. Bill Mass presided. roll call answered with What I Got for Christmas. Prizes went to several members. door and birthday gifts noted. Next meeting set for February 11 at Norma Jean Fornalf home with Valentine pal exchange.
Mrs Gerald Jones and Julie attended a surprise birthday party for Kenton Roenfeldt at his home in Minvola site. Harl Aliddoyks visited Harold Williams at Panta Carisan as an evening guest. Jeane Kiersch, daughter of Merman Wiersch, is ill at Edmundson hospital with a respiratory infection. Gerald Kruse and Brian joined Stephanie Lincoln’s one year celebration at Joe Lincoln’s home in Council Gluffs. Bernard Madison and Donna of Council Bluffs visited his parents Hans Madison and family.
Vernon Hass and guests including Mr and Mrs MM Wilson Paul Seeger Louis Bass Lena Garrett of Glenwood joined Everett Knop and Donnie to visit Edith Seeger of Menlo Park California. Evening guests included Charles L Wilson Vern Miller Max Vinton Gary Vinton Neil Selko and Scotty of Tabor for dinner with L P Selko in Tabor.
Mr and Mrs Jor Kemp spent Sunday with Meg and Mrs Lowell McMillen. Mr and Mrs We Bell visited Priday with Heather Aly and Mrs Dim Hell. Sunday afternoon visitors included Mes Mrno at Alberta lone Were My. Mr and Mrs Ray Alexander Leroy and Clarence Clayton of Kott joined. Mrs Laurence Alberts is Mr Clayton's ieee.
Dan Myers of Omaha was a late afternoon and supper guest of Mr and Mrs Clarence Myers on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Guy Iaynie were visiting Sunday afternoon with her near her brother Whoyd Gounelt and Blutts. Mr and Mrs Ira Bell and Don spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Stuntsman in Emerson.
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