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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
4
Emerson festival will be a one day event on September 5 or 6 with a parade theme Our Patriotic Duty to encourage fall voting. A noon pancake feed and evening barbecue are planned with parade time to be announced. Community activities include Shrine meetings Samba Club dinner and local rodeo attendance.
Mrs. Mary B. Gibson learned of her sister in law Mrs. J Edward Burton's death at St Elizabeths hospital Chisago on Monday. Funeral held Thursday. Survived by husband one daughter Mrs Willard Schwaial three sons Keith Wayne and Earl one sister two brothers. See also multiple visits and gatherings among local families including Wax Nicholson McKee Spicer Douglas Walker Thorson Cay Larsen Yorktown Heights and Beatrice residents with relatives in Council Bluffs Omaha and California trips.
Two 4-H girls Sherry and Shirley Greenwood demonstrated making a bluebird house at the Baptist M and A Society meeting on July 23 at Emerson church. Mrs. Paul Shaw presided, devotions by Mrs. Francis Parker, and Mrs. Franette Simpson spoke on The Mother of the Bible. Members discussed sending needed articles to new missionaries. No meeting in August. refreshments by Mrs. Burl Morris and others.
Malvern leaders publish community social items. Guests include Mr and Mrs Rick Lunn of Henderson at Lunn home. Winnie Gamble, Mila Mae Conrad and children camped at Viking Lake. Visits to Greenwood home by Russell Carlson and family from Waverly Nebraska. Sherry and Shirley Greenwood visit. John Parker attends funeral in Omaha for Mr and Mrs Shey and Scott killed in Greeley Colorado. Grace Manker visits from Evanston Illinois. many relatives attend dinner at Pogue home. Teresa Selby returns from California. Robin Thompson visits grandparents in Malvern. Arthur Ellis spends weekend in Omaha with son James and family.
The Emerson town council of Mild County Iowa will meet on August 10 1964 at 8 PM in the council room to hear taxpayers on the 1965 expenditure estimate. A detailed receipts and disbursements statement will be available at the hearing. Additional local social notes mention church schedules a BYF picnic at Prairie Lake and various family visits and a birth on Oahu Island.
Hastings MRS HERB STOGDILL Correspondent Delaine and Terry Smith are the new World Herald paper carriers. Gary Freese returned to Bakersfield California with the Ronald Ballingers for a several weeks visit. Mr and Mrs George Perkins and family of Salem Nebraska listed Sunday in the James Burrington and Frank Anderson homes.
Mary Mazon of Omaha stayed with her sister Mrs. Eldon Belby over the weekend. A group of ladies helped Mrs. Harold Cooper celebrate her birthday. Mrs. Myrtle Walker visited son Charles and family. Mrs. Bernice Brown and Linda of Omaha were guests of Mrs. Brown’s sister. Virgil Ronk hosted a visit with Lawrence Schipper in Council Bluffs Jennie Rosen hospital. DeLaine Jones family from Kansas City joined for a family picnic and were guests of Mrs. Jones and DeLaine’s son Jeff and Barbara. They returned home Sunday noon.
4-H News Centerettes toured Glenwood July 13 visiting M. C. Wood fill and Dale Harper homes then Council Bluffs visiting Abbot Dean home. A lunch and business meeting at Fairmont park followed. New officers named Mary Carr treasurer Candice Reinbold reporter. Committees for the Hillsdale church basement achievement show on July 27 include food Joan Buch Candice Debra Reinbold hostess Diane Blackman MC Carolyn Hilton plan.
Mary Carr led Clover Chains invites judges for articles and discussed mothers aiding fair demonstrations and scheduling. Candice Reinbold reports on a Peppy Pals achievement show at St John Lutheran church basement with 90 guests from Adams County Mills county Teen club. Demonstrations judged by Miss Schultz at June meeting. program included three demos with decorations and refreshments.
Three young ladies from Malvern appear in this week’s Future Citizen column. Lori Parks, Tammy Christine Foster, and Valerie Sue Dickersbach are introduced as daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Foster, and Mr. and Mrs. Otha Dickersbach respectively.
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