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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1972
Page
7
The community notes a 1957 class reunion and a flurry of visits and hospital reports. Families from Omaha, Two Harbors, Council Bluffs, and California gathered with local residents for birthdays, anniversaries, and travel, while patients Don Bruce and Louis Leu recover at Edmundson hospital.
Mrs Eleanor Lemonds returned from Omaha after visiting her granddaughter. Fort Collins visitors called on Mrs Helen Quimby. Gladys Evans, with Judy Wolfe, traveled to Shenandoah and stayed with Sherman Simpson. Evans and Wolfe visited Roy Lang in Council Bluffs before returning. Will Archer hospitalized in Missouri Valley. Mae Scott stayed a week with Evie Bradford in McClelland. Grand children from Peoria and Pekin visited Helen Quimby. Hugo Berkner stayed with Sophie Roberson. Harold Sinner visited Otto Hall at Nishna Cottage. Card party at Village Lounge with three tables. B C McMillan also visited Otto Hall.
Rita Goldsberry of Malvern placed second in Iowa Power & Light Co. Redesign 4 Kitchen contest earning a $300 cash scholarship. The event at Treynor drew 231 entries from 20 high schools. Don Morse won the $500 first grand prize. Rita is a Malvern Community High School sophomore, daughter of Raymond and Rita Goldsberry of 923 Third Ave.
Shere on the Dean's List at IWCC Council Bluffs for Spring Quarter with a 4.0 average. He is a graduate of the auto mechanics course. omission from the list was later corrected by college officials. Traffic court in Glenwood saw numerous fines for speeding and related offenses.
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gary Moore and Mrs. Donald Martineau with Robin and the John Hunleys of Tabor, Mr. and Mrs. John Lemonds of Glenwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morelock and Lonnie of Kansas City.
Adel Theodora Saalfield 72 died June 28 after a long illness. Funeral services at Mansfield Funeral Home were led by Rev. Clarence Woollard with music by Mrs. Loren Fisher and Mrs. Alex Christensen. She was born January 25, 1900 in St. Charles Missouri and lived in Malvern and Glenwood before her death in Council Bluffs. Survived by daughter Ruth Howard, granddaughter Mrs. Robert Ryan of Omaha, brother Theodore Hackman of Sioux City, and other relatives. Burial at East Liberty Cemetery.
Bruce Courtier spends holidays with his brother in Lawton Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hudson and family vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Harris at Richland Missouri and with the Ronald Morelocks in St Louis. Steve Haines hosted visitors for July Fourth week including the Jack Sargent family Hastings Nebraska Bill Haines family Batavia Illinois Arlen Haines family Naperville Illinois Lyle Courtier Kent with Robert Ruble family in Chicago. Lyle Fulk family joined a Sew and Chat club picnic at Clarinda park with Marvin Fulk family Violet Hill Arkansas also present.
4 H'ers learned trimming washing and brushing for livestock shows at a county fair clinic Tuesday evening. Leaders Mark Deitchler Steve Sell and seniors Doug Christensen and Darrell Godfrey demonstrated fitting and showing swine and beef with show sticks and practical tips for preparation.
Dan Zanders a Malvern high school science teacher is among 28 teachers from across the nation in a nine week summer geology and science nature institute that began June 17 at Ohio State University’s geologic field station in Ephraim Utah. The mid summer trip includes a five day canyon country excursion through southern Utah and northern Arizona. Zanders teaches at South High in Omaha.
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