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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1963
Page
3
The report lists numerous travel greetings and homecomings from Denver to Minnesota and California. It notes hospitalizations for Pearl Brewer and Mrs. C. M. Wilson, plus a transfer to Clarkson in Omaha. Several local gatherings occur, including July 4 celebrations, church camp trips, and a Hopp family reunion with about 35 relatives.
Holy Rosary Catholic Church lists Fr. O. L. Kaufman as pastor with Masses on Sundays at 7:16 and 9:00 a.m. plus a 7:30 a.m. State School Mass, Holy Days at 5:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., and weekday Masses at 7:00 a.m. First Fridays and confessions details appear. First Presbyterian Church is led by Dr. Alfred Martin with Morris Parks as superintendent. service at 9:00 a.m., Sunday School at 10:00 a.m., and choir practice Wednesdays near 7:34 p.m.
D J Crockett interim pastor leads The Church of the Lutheran Hour on Thursday at 7 30 am The Worship Hour is at 9 00 am with sermon by Defens of St Pauls Lutheran Church Council Bluffs Sunday School classes for all ages July 14 15 15 10 15 am Lutheran Women’s Missionary League convention July 17 2 00 pm Young People’s Choir rehearsal July 18 9 00 am Lutheran Women’s convention in Kansas City Missouri 7 30 pm Sunday School chair rehearsal International convention in Kansas City Missouri continues through July 18
Rev John Lippincott presides at 9 a m worship with a sermon on Miracles of the Gospel of Mark followed by Sunday School at the church. Senior High MY convenes at 6 p m at the Tarley residence. Commission in Worship meets at 8 p m Wednesday at the church.
Lyle Williams appointed superintendent at First Baptist Church in a brief notice. details of service start and congregation notes are not provided in the fragment.
Funeral services for Perl R. Royston were held Saturday July 6 at 2 p.m. at Mansfield s Funeral Home with Rev John Lippincott officiating. Interment followed at Malvern cemetery. Royston born July 29 1897 in Pattonsburg Mo. moved to Malvern area circa 1925 and married Anna Palsifer Royston in 1927. Survived by wife Anna three sisters and one brother plus many nieces and nephews. Card of thanks from Mrs Perl Royston and relatives expresses gratitude for kindness and memorials.
Mrs Mary Edith Malcom 76 died July 8 in Fresno California after years of failing health. A former resident of Malvern and Randolphs, she lived with her son William E Malcom in California. Funeral services at Mansfield Funeral Home Saturday July 13 at 2 p.m. Interment in Sidney.
Iowa City Iowa July 2 50th anniversary of the founding of the College of Education to be observed at the State University of Iowa with programs and events including a July 15 commemorative dinner in Town Memorial Union a talk by Howard Wilson dean UC Berkeley on the impact of social forces on education and a two day conference for Iowa school superintendents July 1546 focusing on political social and economic forces in education major speakers listed for sessions
The record lists Sunday School at 10 p.m and Morning Worship at 10 p.m with BYF at 6 30 p.m and Bible Study. A fellowship supper and party for Hey Burd and family is set for July 17 at 7 p.m. A Sunday School picnic is planned for July 21 at 6 30 p.m. at the Gun Club grounds.
James E. Russell discusses Realities of Policy-Making for Education. Raymond Callahan speaks on The Cult of Efficiency. Paul F. Johnston covers Recent Legislative Implications for the Public School Administrator. Iowa topics by Senators John Bilger and David Stanley. Conference co-sponsored by the Department of Public Instruction and SUI College of Education. open without fee to state administrators.
A fragment from Scribblings notes a misty morning, parched trees, and away from the weather, then reports traffic deaths over the long Fourth of July holiday exceeding 500 nationwide. It questions safety as cars travel at 70 to 90 mph and notes experts compare speeds to hurricane force damage.
The Malvern Leader notes that lethal force of a moving vehicle at 20 mph is studied and that 85 percent of fatal accidents involve driving over the legal limit or too fast for conditions. A Fourth of July outing to Omaha with a safe trip home is also mentioned, highlighting normal traffic and no accidents.
A blinding rainstorm near Glenwood slowed traffic on Highway 275 five miles north of town. James C. Grant, 40, of Omaha drove a truck that was rear ended by Arlene F. Newton, 16, of Hamburg. Newton's car sustained about $750 in damage.
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