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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1968
Page
5
The Dean Sayers family arrived back Tuesday from Circle Montana after a family reunion with Lena Haynie’s relatives and the second year reunion of Mrs Sayer’s high school class. A nephew Steve Street of Billings joined for a three week visit as rain-laden scenery marked the journey.
The Leader notes that space limits force removal of some community news items even when correspondents gather and write them. Readers are informed that omitted items are not censored by correspondents but are due to editorial editing needs at The Leader.
Robert Maleom and Mrs Kiindracd hosted at Rad Oak's Gold Crown Inn with Mr and Mrs Cari Saleem and Dale for a Saturday birthday. Everett Steader and Larry joined Sunday with her brother. O'Del Bewley family attended a funeral in Natersville, Md for a niece. Judy Hudson died in a car crash last Monday.
The Garden Club met for a Wednesday breakfast with orange duive and pastries served by Mrs George Williams. Attendees included Mrs Bertha Angus, Mrs Frank Stevens Sr, Mrs Frank Stevens Jr, Julio, Mrs Mark Johnson, Malvern, Mrs Loyd Bowen, Floyd Bowen, Charles Kayton, Gerald Maher, Howard McKern, Beth Ann, and Bobby. With President Mrs Lara Costello absent, vice president Mrs Floyd Bowen led the meeting. The entertainment committee was Mrs McKern and Mrs Loyd Bowen. August will be a vacation month. next meeting is the second Wednesday in September.
A community update from Red Oak and Emerson lists funeral attendance for Mrs. Zaleke, visits by local families, and several out of town guests. It notes church and social visits, a six day bridge of travel including Byers AFB, Camdenton Point, and Shenandoah, and reports a high 90s heat with 73 degrees Monday morning and the first measurable rain since Friday. Livestock losses are mentioned amid drought conditions affecting corn fields.
July storm caused wind mud and rain with limited crop damage in East Tents ne Forte Coe area. Trees broken at Kenneth and Richard Henderson homes, two window lights broken at Richard Hendersons, limbs torn on Walter Sulles front yard, and three apple trees snapped at Mrs Sowers property. No injuries or building losses reported. Community events featured a church ice cream social and thanks for contributions.
Mr and Mrs Marvey Smith of Red Oak were Sunday evening visitors with Mr and Mrs Chiude Stephens, sharing a quiet family gathering.
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