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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1962
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Harvey Lingle have purchased the Blande Cafe in Emerson and took possession Thursday. The Lingle family, including two boys and two girls, moved into the Doyal Huntsman property vacated by the Fred Ashley family.
Emerson First Baptist and Emerson Methodist churches outline weekly events. July postings include Pastor Dick Person, Sunday and Wednesday services, pastoral relations, missionary emphasis, Holy Communion details, staff meetings, picnics, and circle gatherings hosted by local members. Attendees include Ralph Russell, Rev Judson Perkins, Rev and Mrs Perkins, and community families.
Emerson notes a flurry of summer visits and relocations with relatives from Onawa Akron Alcester and Long Beach Cal visit Emerson families. Local gatherings include Busch reunions in Onawa and trips to the Ozarks while residents travel to Red Oak Des Moines and Wichita Falls.
The WSCS met at the church on Wednesday afternoon July 11 with good attendance. Officers led, a skit on missions was performed, and reports covered trips, parsonage plans, stove tiling, and parish activities. A church picnic, hospital notes, and officer elections were noted along with visitation and packing woolens to deter moths.
Mrs Grindle improving and able to be up part of the time after illness. Numerous visitors came to call including Deanna Grindle Jan Golden Omaha Gud Curtis Emerson Oscar Leu Jack Sargent Debbie Keith Bruce David Kay Hastings Claude Perkins Tracy Bob Blunt Larry Pam Guy Grindie Creighton Millers Harold Grindle Scooter Hale Scott Plattsmouth Gerald Warburg Corning Jess Perkins Lowell Mooneys Shenandoah Bills Grind dies Marvin Turners Lowell McMillen Malvern Arnold Landwell Humphrey Leo Ranzler Virgil Grindlie Jim Waugh Mera Ark Louise Kilpatrick Randolph Dawn Enoch Wichita were guests one day last week at H H Kayton home. Doyal Brown and son Johnny Shenandoah visited Oma Brown mother. Charles Gipe Carrie Cola visited H H Rayton home. Hicks family picnic planned in Shenandoah Sunday. Fred Ashley family visiting Sioux City for fall and school. LeRoy Johnson remains in Jennie Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs for check up. Sharon Eastwood left for institute at Indianola from Climax church district.
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10 a m at Crosby Funeral Home in Omaha for Mrs. Margaret Rimerman 72 who died Sunday after a heart attack at her daughter Mrs James Cheney’s home. She had lived with her daughter since last November. Survived by daughter and two grandchildren.
Thirteen members of the Strahan Garden Club and two guests toured Red Oak last week. They met at the church and visited Nelson's Dairy, Fifield's Furniture, a local machine shop, a greenhouse, Johnson Hotel for lunch, and the Calendar Factory, ending at Highland Acres. Guests included Mrs. Frank Chamberlain and Mrs. Floyd Hillyer. The tour was arranged by Red Oak Commercial Club.
Strahan Methodist Church led by Rev. John Lippincott with Pastor Robert Christensen held Sunday School at 9:16 am and Divine Worship at 10:15 am the sermon titled Peace With the Earth. The official board seeks an additional organ for the church. An organ was tested in church. Attendees included Mrs. Everett Nicholas of Shenandoah, 4 H club members Kenneth Grindle Roger Melvin Turner Ronald Lynn, and John Ryan of Malvern. Further social notes cover visits in Omaha Council Bluffs and Carson Oakland and a wedding at the Christian church in Omaha.
In Malvern Iowa on July 19 1962 the Busy Bees 4-H Club planned state fair demonstrations with Angelia Sayers Cheryl Shaw showcasing sewing boxes Angelia Sayer and Virginia Angus playing flute duets and a style review as Center Feeders 4-H guests. Relatives and friends visited from Sidney Tabor Malvern Hastings Glenwood Pacific Junction Weeping Water Nebraska City to attend local events and gatherings as families hosted dinners and attended picnics and a gun club meeting.
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