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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
3
Mills County residents converge on the fair grounds south of Malvern for the annual exhibition. 4-H livestock, girls club projects, homemaking displays, and hobbyist entries headline judging and demonstrations. Night shows plus open classes draw crowds, while the fair highlights Mills County’s diverse agriculture and youth.
In Fairview the twilight leagues for men and women spark thoughts of domestic harmony, while Treynor weighs building a community golf course with Editor Emmett Butler noting golfing together may ease spousal frictions. The piece also criticizes daylight saving time changes and includes a quirky rural dialect feature about farmers awakening at 2 o'clock in the morning to stir geese and hogs.
Mrs. William Barber Jr hosted the Women’s Dents of the Tabor Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints for a July Thursday gathering. Guests included Mrs. Robert Reed Mrs. James Rickabaugh Mrs. Wayne Rhode Mrs. Donald Douglas and Mrs. Ronald Ritchie. Refreshments featured banana Boston Brown bread and lemonade. Wayne Blackman and Diane visited Omaha for an orthodontist appointment. Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Guy Haynie included Cletis Haynie Larry and Timmy from near Glenwood.
A dense local snippet lists several social appearances and family events. Vernon Bass Austin Bass and Richard Bass attended the Society Horse Show in Omaha, with related gatherings at the Fieselman and Vinton households and a birthday for Mrs. Vinton. Other items note Magnolia's visit to the Kemp home, a Company I reunion, and a hospital stay for Mrs. Keyser after surgery. Mrs. Floyd Blackman suffered a broken bone from a cow incident, with well wishes offered.
Chelly Mort entertained Saturday forenoon for former schoolmate Patty Largent of Maple Wisconsin. Guests included Patty’s second grade classmates and Cheryl Jenkins of Centralia Iowa. Others present were Jan Costello Cathy Burgoin Barbara Brammer Carole Harn Suellen Dashner Priscilla Wearin and Drawwell Mort. The group enjoyed outdoor visiting a barbecue dinner and home made ice cream.
A collage of weekend family visits and neighborhood concerns from Council Bluffs to Maine. Glen Bolte and relatives gather for a cooperative dinner while Air Force members head to Addis Ababa. Local hospital updates for Elmer Haney and a stream of visits unfold alongside church events, 4-H activities, and farming chatter as rain and harvest prep loom.
The second July WSCS meeting was held in the church last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Ped LeRoy Pullman assisted with the lesson You Art Christ Sent. President Mrs Hugh Hayes led the business. A $7 payment was approved for piano repair costs. Members enjoyed lunch of iced tea, homemade ice cream, and a cake from Mrs Charley Alexander for Mrs G C Goodell’s birthday. A birthday card and gift were given. The August meeting is likely August 12.
East Liberty notes describe Mr and Mrs W C Stotts visiting Council Bluffs on Thursday. Jim Rountree aided his sister Mrs Nathan Moore and family from Malvern moving to a southwest town home bought last week. George Pearce and family of Malvern visited with Mr and Mrs Tom Pearce Wednesday evening. Chris Voss and Jean of Glenwood and Elton Clay and Linda visited Leonard Parker's Sunday evening with homemade ice cream. Mrs W W Windle, formerly at Mercy hospital, attended the Annual alumni picnic in Tam bor Sunday afternoon with Lyle Williams and children.
The Maurice Alberts and Otha Dickersbach families spent Sunday at Steinhart park in Nebraska City. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blackman hosted Sunday guests from Glenwood. The Andersons hosted in Omaha. Randy Anderson returned home after six weeks with grandparents. Vern Miller hosted nephews Harold Holloway of Omaha. Miller then visited with sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Max Vinton near Tabor.
A family and community roundup describes Mrs. Henderson undergoing surgery at Mercy hospital with a local doctor to provide post operative care. She had traction followed by an artificial ball in the socket. Nearby residents and visitors share meals and greetings. An official church board meeting discussed conference dates and property insurance, with a light lunch served afterward.
Mrs. Homer Mayberry and her daughter with Scranton relatives visited Blackwood New Jersey for a grandson’s birthday and Mrs. Smith’s installation as vice president of the ladies auxiliary They toured Hershey Pennsylvania confection plants and gardens then Palmyra sausage factory Also guests attended Henderson rodeo and a Malvern barbecue news notes church services at East Liberty led by Rev KE LeRoy Pullman seeks updates on health and family events
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