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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1964
Page
10
Henderson hosts a community Independence Day event with Pee Wee baseball games, Belken Kadel pool open with Wayne Cash as lifeguard, and an evening picnic supper followed by a fireworks display despite light rain.
Henderson Methodist Church events list Rev Clement Rowe pastor Sunday School 9 a m Church Service 9 45 a m Junior Choir 4 p m Friday Henderson Christian Church Rev Robert Jones pastor Helen Frink 9 30 Supt Worship Service 9 00 a m Church and C Y F details C W F Wednesdays People travel notes Don Kudel Greg vacation Minnesota Darrel Achenbaugh at Minburn horse show Grace Bowen Helen Winchester Arkansas trip visits to Asa Garrett Carl Wight families Dave Owens hospital Red Oak Nebraska City trip Billie Scherle foot injury from bicycle crash June 27 Mel Bersh death in Long Beach Calif Phillips family travel Carroll Phillips Maude Phillips trip David Henderson overnight with Phillip Steiner Mary Jane Steiner visit funeral attendees Hatswell Macedonia names listed
The notice lists numerous visits and gatherings in the area from June to July. Keith Stenger and family from Santa Ana visit Marion and Harold Sowers and others. Omaha guests with Keith Allensworths. Albuquerque trip by Mrs. Henderson and relatives. various dinners, picnics, and a 10th reunion of Henderson High School at Emerson Park with seven families attending.
Hasting MRS and HERB STOGDILL report morning worship at First Methodist Church with Ralph Russell as minister and Dorothy Largent as superintendent. Social updates include visiting guests from Belleflower and Shenandoah, WSCS meeting plans, and several Glenwood and Grand Island visitors with local family connections. Cemetery Association met for a July meeting at Stella Hall with Grace Hathaway presiding.
Expresses sincere appreciation for wards gifts and flowers received during hospital stay and after returning home. Mentions guests Mrs Jack Meyer and Debbie Wiseman of Menter visiting this week with Grace Bowen and Mr and Mrs John Seilford.
Janet Goodwin hosted a slumber party at her home on Thursday night for her birthday, observed on July 3. Attendees included Laura McConkey of Malvarn, Kathy Cozad of Strahan, Janet Littleton, Sandra Stogdil, Lavonne Scott, and Mary Anderson of Emerson.
Mrs Blanche Shaw returned home last Tuesday from Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs. Miss Kay Vanderpool stays nights with her. Mr and Mrs Curtis Maddgen and family of Mondamin were weekend visitors in the Myrza Vanderpool home. Nearby relatives from Malvern and Council Bluffs attended gatherings in town. A candlelighter was dedicated at the Methodist Church Sunday morning in memory of Ralph C Russell, father of Rev Ralph Russell II.
Mr and Mrs Dalvis Clites of San Diego called on Tuesday in the Geo Curtie home. Orville Starr of Glenwood was a town visitor Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Warren Crawford and Bonnie of Grand Island visited Friday in the Roy Crawford home. Mr and Mrs Wendell Crawford received word of the birth of a grandson on June 29 to Mr and Mrs Ivan Crawford at Shenandoah. He has been named Richard. Curtis Mr and Mrs David McCartney of Chillicothe spent the weekend in the EH W Rwing.
The C W F installed their officers July 1 with Melva Christofferson as president Edith Bergantzel first vice Genesee Stephens second vice Robert Morris secretary and Helen Frink treasurer Rep and Mrs William Scherle hosted a July 4 picnic for 48 guests honoring Atty General Evan Hultman The Oscar Hanck family visited Mrs Paul Klahn in Council Bluffs The Jeffries hosted gatherings for family and friends over the weekend and other local visits tied to Malvern/Omaha areas including a Zion's League picnic and JAG club meeting notes.
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