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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1962
Page
2
Numerous short items recount visits and travels of local families and friends including Brewer Bingham McCausland Fickel and Hoover households. Notes mention reunions in 1936, trips to Seattle Denver and Phoenix, hospital stays, birthday honors for Vaughn Hoover, 4-H camp, nursing students, and residents visiting kin in Osceola Genoa and Council Bluffs, with multiple local host households named.
Pastor Trwin Fleson leads Oak s Community Church with Sunday School at 10 am and worship at 11 am. Thursday choir practice, Young People’s Service first and third Sundays. Birthdays and visitor notices, sermon on Grace and Truth, duets by Nancy Viner and Cindy Eleson.
Wilma Schultz, county extension home economist, announced plans for the Mills county fair on Aug 69. 4H clothing exhibits will be judged by Mrs. John Hunter and Mrs. Wilbert Waggoner of Clarinda during the first three days. Open class women's division judge is Miss Alice Omer of Tabor, supervised by Mrs. Leonard Parker and Mrs. Harry Evans. Assisting judges are 4-H leaders, county officers, 4-H members and department superintendents. Fair books with the entry list are available at the extension office, banks, newspapers and laundromats.
Two Mills countians visited Iowa State University in Ames for an orientation session for incoming College of Engineering students this fall. Parents attended. students took tests and held personal conferences with academic advisors. Attendees included Robert Woodfill, Nishna Valley high School graduate, and Lowell McMillen, MCHS graduate.
Mrs Dean Warren’s birthday celebration was hosted at Tom’s Ice Cream Bar in Red Oak with Dean Warren Jane and Mrs Evelyn Warren plus guests including Mrs J G Stream and Jewell Warren. Afternoon treats followed at Mrs Evelyn Warren’s home and several local families were noted as visiting or hosting relatives in Red Oak Henderson and surrounding areas.
The 4-H program schedules 11 local achievement shows beginning Friday July 13 with Ambitious Andies at Henderson Methodist church. Miss Wilma Schultz announced dates across clubs from July 14 to July 30 at various churches and venues. Blue ribbon winners advance to the county fair on August 69.
Earl Sowers, 68, died Tuesday at the veterans hospital in Omaha after a brief illness. A Mills county resident and World War I veteran, he will be laid to rest Friday at 2:30 p.m. in Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, with Rev. C. M. Rowe officiating. Interment is at Wesley Chapel cemetery. Survived by wife Lillian, daughter Mrs. Elvin Bullington of Emerson, two sons Edgar of Los Angeles and Merrell of Emerson, brother Marion of Henderson Mansfield Funeral Home handles arrangements.
Mrs. Anna Clausen, mother of Mrs. Golden Devis, died Saturday in Red Oak with funeral held Tuesday at Bethlehem Lutheran church. Hebe Edie visited Omaha by bus to see her son David and joined the Edie Golden Wedding open house in Council Bluffs. Grace and Leona Dixon visited Carlyle on July 4 as guests. Linda’s third birthday was celebrated in the Cottengim home with family.
Community items list visits travels and gatherings among Malvern area residents. Names include Gary Davis Strahan Potter Culver Cottengim Hall Plumb Kelley Sawyers Geith Cole Snodgrass Ward Johnson Jones and Straight with events from Red Oak Glenwood Shenandoah Ottawa and Salisbury Mo. People attend funerals dinners picnics and hospital observations.
The document shows assets and liabilities of the bank including cash balances, loans and discounts, and premises. It lists total assets of 3,736,059.49 and total deposits of 3,726,959.49 with capital accounts totaling 0.00, and notes sworn by F R Chantry and Allan C Burdie with notarization in Mills County Iowa dated July 10 1962.
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