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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1952
Page
2
Local residents attend picnics, meetings, and church gatherings. Highlights include a Thursday parish cabinet at the parsonage, varied visits among families such as the Malems, Lutans, and Custers, and July Fourth picnics hosted by the Skerritts and others. Obliquely, hospital and health updates touch Mercy hospital care.
The community report lists Mrs. Setm and Mr. Cole visiting relatives in the area. Several families including Warren Rutledge and Hicks enjoyed picnics at Playland Park on the Fourth. Nearby visits featured Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hams of Wales and others sharing meals and gatherings through the week.
Longinaker, born August 10 1841 in Winterset, died July 2 in Glenwerkham at age 99. He helped haul timber for the first Taylor bridge over the Nishna river and moved with family to a Randolph southwest farm then later to a homestead near Bartletgh before retiring. Surviving are sons Walter and Albert, daughters Mrs Lih Cithert Otome and Mrs Pearte, plus many grandchildren and friends. Funeral services were held with relatives from Omaha and surrounding towns in attendance.
Malvern's board of education met to approve bids for fuel oil at Forrest Ro Chantry School and coal for Franklin Illinois stoker. The district set 1952 53 budget items, authorized salaries for cooks, and approved bonds and insurance. Minutes note bid openings, tax levies of 571,336 and 3,500 for school purposes, and hearing set for July 22, 1952.
At 2 30 p m the Rov Withim Tee officiating led a service for Tatermert at the Rane delph cemetery. Pallbearers included Charles Talonson Ralph Aga Woetray Lenritaker Charles Ray Platt Verkin Was and the floral attendants listed Dorothy Gilbert Rath Loh Teen Reeves Doris Tanainastrod Lonsmaker and Margaret Variab.
County records show marriages licensed by Clerk J. L. Don ner. Couples include William Lockhart 24 and Imogene Howard 18 of Plattsmouth, Robert Needham 22 and Edda Mae Rohr 19 of Glenwood, Earl F. Preece 24 and Narbara J. Stalnaker 19 of Lincoln, James Regan 19 and Hazel Simecek 18 of Lincoln, Walter E. Scott 24 of Emerson and Betty Fern Pynhar 18 of Hastings. Car registrations mostly west side recipients. list of new car registrations includes Glenwood Thurman Harris and Donald C. Bruce Chevrolet, Wchard L. Lipsett Ford, He i Proctor GMC, Hastings Dale Harrington Reo, Ruby Greeson Plymouth, Silverity B. Schumacher Plymouth. Card of thanks from Mrs. Henry Aistrope.
The churches announce summer schedules with Sunday services at 9 10 a m for Lutheran and 11 45 a m for Methodist. Walther League, choir, and youth activities fill July. A Highland Park leadership program runs July 26 28 with 5 registration. Details include contact lines and tuition for student attendees and ministers.
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