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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1973
Page
6
Miriam and Ruth Circles met July 18 and discussed life from the Bible and the Women of the Bible study plan. Guests included Rev Nolte at a confirmation camp and a host of local families shared news of travel, anniversaries, hospital stays, and upcoming meetings through August.
American Legion held its regular meeting Monday electing Commander Robert A Hicks Vice Commander Don Eastwood Adjutant Lavern Carson Sergeant at Arms A D Fleming Chaplain Bobby D Crouse and Service Officer George J Bass. UMYF members to pick up recycling at the U Methodist Church Sunday by 1 30 p m. Bus tour to All Star game leaves Red Oak Tuesday with Robert Hicks Quentin Johnson Bob Wilkinson Bert Morris and Wayne Spicer aboard.
Baptist M A met July 18 at the home of Mrs. George Hascall Jr with 18 present. Discussion covered a float committee and a Fall Festival plate lunch. Ten youths attended Bible Camp at Dayton Oaks and farewell gifts were given to Mary Stanley who moves away. Quilt pieces and sewing materials were sent to Africa. lunch served by Mrs. Hascall Jr. A farewell party for Steve Stanley followed on July 19 at the Lane Morse home with listed attendees.
A wedding in Wales Presbyterian Church united Keith Jones and Karen Miner. Families from Tabor and nearby towns attended including Perkins and Trainers clans. Weekend visits and birthday observances noted among Ebeling, Palser, Jamison and Wasmire families. Emergency appendectomy for Nancy Perkins at Hamburg Hospital and social visits to Red Oak and Essex recorded.
The Mills County Extension Service hosted Olympic Day in Emerson with 16 youths competing in events such as 30 and 50 yard dashes, monkey walk, wheelbarrow race, and potato relay. Richard Erb and Machelle Stonerook earned trophies for most first places, with ribbons for top three. A water and boat safety talk by State Conservation Officer Chris Hein is set for Willow Slough on Friday at 1:30 p.m.
Henderson area residents shared Saturday dinners and weekly visits with family and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Al Campbell of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Pollitt’s 91st birthday observance in Omaha. Funeral guests for Mrs. L. E. Allensworth traveled from Diagonal Red Oak Charter Oak and many towns in Iowa to attend.
Charters Oak and Wm Harbor residents visit Red Oak for hospital calls while family and friends drop by for greetings. Howard Allensworth enters Murphy Memorial Hospital and returns home. A long list of visitors gathers for celebrations, funerals, and social events, plus local shows and 4H activities near Stanton. The community shares birthdays, rodeo mishaps, and senior group gatherings at Legion Hall with a Sing-A-Long.
Ernest Tudor was released from Mercy hospital and will convalesce at home with his sister Mrs Virginia Cooper of Pave Ga and brother and wife Mr and Mrs Roper Crawford among others. The report lists several Hastings residents and family connections amid local notes.
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