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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1967
Page
1
Fragmentary notes describe a wedding reception with mention of the bride in white and cake, a supper table, and several names. The text is garbled but implies a social event with food and greetings at a local gathering.
Lutheran Women gather in Washington D C to mark twenty five years of mission service at the International Lutheran meeting. Delegates and leaders will celebrate the consecration and ongoing work of the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League at the event.
Rex. Hugh Shirsky, Pastor, reports on church notes. The church met Tuesday night to plan basement work. A new era of improvements follows as the old tier is replaced with a cra adie at the Presbyterian church conducted ev es.
The wedding of Katherine Svetich, daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Svetich of Bil, united in a ceremony with Miss Vicki Parek as organist and Mrs Robert West singing. The bride, escorted by her father, wore lace weighted silk with a short illusion veil. Attendants wore purple satin and white lace. Alana Royal was flower girl and Groomsmen included Michael Bretich and Doc SicCann. The reception followed at the YWCA. The bridegroom’s family and guests from Glenwood, Malvern, and Ft Belvoir attended. the couple plan to live in Lorton after July 17 196?
The Malvern Leader serves as official public notice for Millan county and its municipalities districts and public bodies. It provides information on court actions and government actions to protect the public.
In Mills County Iowa on June 21 1967 an administrator was appointed for the estate of George Ditmars deceased Creditors are asked to file claims with the district court clerk and all debts are to be paid promptly as required by law
A stream of household news lists families and journeys from Fort Madison and nearby towns. It mentions Mrs Abir Walker returning to the area after a California visit, Eugene Northup in San Ilesa, and the Richard Northups tied to a Methodist conference in Los Angeles. Evelyn Warren hosts a meeting and plans for summer, while John Viner begins a 10 month body and Fender course. Mrs Gerald Bassart visits Fort Madison with family.
Mrs Lou Maynes shares a cookie recipe blending salted peanuts and cornflakes for chewy cookies. The mix uses brown and white sugar, shortening, crushed cornflakes, oats, flour, baking powder, soda, vanilla, and walnuts sized balls baked at 278 degrees for about 12 to 15 minutes.
Lene Davis and Dudt of Omaha visited weekend scenes as Mrs. Bassett and Osborn called at the Hamilton Lewis home. Win Castors joined in the evening. Evelyn Warren and Jewell Were were Saturday supper guests at L. E. Brammeler’s home. Don Davidson serves six weeks ROTC training at Fort Riley Kansas. Jiplin Kissters and family of Omaha visited Edwin Ambrose on Sunday and helped celebrate sister in law Mrs. Dean Warren’s birthday dinner. Dean Warren and Joad also attended. Money gardens visit by Shenandoah party noted.
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