Memorial Day Roundup of Visits and Local Life in Malvern
Arlington veterans and Santa Barbara visitors share weekends in Malvern as families host guests from Tulsa Fulton and Omaha. Memorial Day services, receptions, graduations, and hospital visits across the area highlight community ties with numerous relatives, friends, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendon Williams
Arlington
Leonard Williams
Santa Barbara
Calif
Malvern
W. P. Wortman
Bill
Tulsa
Okla
Brooke Sloss
Fulton, Mo
Jessie Wearin
Allen Wortmans
Oscar Halls
Yanton
S.D
Arch Clay
Edna
Velma
Ellen Lockabill
Carl Scott
Red Oak
Red Oak High School
LaVonne Scott
Alfred Wood
Mojave
Cecile Robbins
Frieda Hall
Morrison
Colo
Darrell Frederickson
Cliff Cheney
Sidney
Alva Barrett
Shenandoah
Vaughn Hoover
Paul Norton
Lincoln
H. A. Norton
Lenox
Graduates From Simpson College Spring Commencement
Two Mills county residents were among Simpson college graduates in the Indianola ceremony Sunday. Betsy Paul of Henderson earned a BA in education and taught in Nishna Valley schools the rest of the year. Cindy Bass of Malvern received a BA in elementary education and will teach in Norfolk schools. Bass appeared in Who's Who in American Colleges 1971 72 and held multiple student leadership roles. Present were Senator and Mrs Earl Bags and several local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Simpson College
Indianola
Cindy Bass
Daugher
Earl G. Bass
Malvern
Betsy Paul
Harry &, Paul
Henderson
Miss Paul
Nishna Valley
Miss Bass
Norwalk
Bass
Alpha Mu Gamma
Earl Bags
LaVerne Obrecht
R. D. Mansfield
Walter Roberts
Ayr
Rites Friday for Mrs H T Beattie of Malvern
Funeral rites for Lillian Beattie 1876 194? honor a life tied to southwest Iowa Malvern and local history. A longtime educator and civic volunteer wife of Henry T Beattie she left four children six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. She supported teaching history and local archives through the DAR and state historical society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Beattie
Southwest
Iowa
Malvern
Allen Joseph
Harriett Adeline Raines Chantry
Coburg
Malvern Vicinty
Normal College
Drake University
Des Moines
University of Iowa
SUI
YWCA
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Henry T. Beattie
Malvern Academy
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Republican Party
Omission in Jackson obituary lists sister
May 11 obituary for Elmer Jackson omitted his sister Mrs. Iva Jewell Scott from survivors. Funeral services were May 28 at Mansfield Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Clarence Woollard. Pallbearers were John C. Dean Melvin Trimmer Gordon Mulholland J F Wearin Jr Roy Dean Mansfield and Dr James R Beckwith. Mrs Mulholland cared for the registry book. Mrs Warren Darrah read poems and Rev Woollard read from the Presbyterian burial service. Interment was in Malvern cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Jackson
Iva Jewell Scott
Mansfield Funeral Home
Clarence Woollard
John C. Dean
Melvin Trimmer
Gordon Mulholland
J.F. Wearin Jr
Roy Dean Mansfield
James R. Beckwith
M. D. Degree for Ron Benscoter
Ron Benscoter formerly of Malvern earned his medical degree at the University of Iowa College of Medicine during the spring convocation on May 26. He and his wife plan to move to Arizona where he will begin an internship at Maricopa County General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Benscoter
Malvern
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Benscoter
Arizona
Maricopa County General Hospital
Bible School to Start Monday in Malvern
Parents are reminded that the Malvern Vacation Bible School will start next Monday and run through June 9 with a sharing time for parents June 8. Each child bring 25c for registration. an offering each day goes to a charity. Classes meet at Chant ry, United Methodist, and Baptist churches with specified staff led by Ida Bess Henderson, Lavina Johnson, Kathy Pearce, Rogee Hatfield, and Lucille Allensworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Vacation Bible School
Chantry School
Ida Bess Henderson
Lavina Johnson
United Methodist Church
Kathy Pearce
Rogee Hatfield
Baptist Church
Lucille Allensworth
Felix Summers Retires as SCS Illustrator and Award Winner
Felix Summers, noted national illustrator for the Soil Conservation Service and recent USDA Superior Service Award recipient, retires in Lincoln after a career shaping conservation art. Friends honor him. his work spans the Journal of Soil and Water Conservation, SCS publications, Boy Scouts murals, and a 12 by 7 foot display in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Summers
Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Lincoln
SCS
Summers
Journal of
Soil and Water Conservation
Soil Conservation Society of America
Soil Conservation Magazine
SCS House Organ
Boy Scouts of America
Rocky Beach Dam
Washington
Great Plains
Agricultural Hall of Fame
National Center
Bonner Springs
Kan
Mary Hume Rites Held in Oregon
Mary Ethel Hume daughter of Michael and Margaret Cunningham born Malvern Oct 3 1884 died May 26 in Olympia Washington after illness. graduate Malvern public school Tabor College earned Bachelor of Oratory in Boston taught dramatics. married B F Hume June 19 1912 lived Olympia. member PEO 69 years Silver Urn Order of the Eastern Star Malvern. survived by two sons Donald and Dale three grandchildren and sister Mrs Buttmann Malvern. Mr Hume died 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ethel Hume
Michael
Margaret Aistrope Cunningham
Malvern
Olympia
Wash
Malvern Public School
Tabor College
School of Expression
Boston
B. F. Hume
Tabor
Order of Astern
Donald
Dale Hume
J. Buttmann
Mr. Hume
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Frank Nissen
Mercy Hospital
Harold Blackman
Ed Toundson
Ray White
Omaha
Linda Ostrander
Glenwood
M.C. White
W.W
Nishna Valley High School
Teresa Hoover
Harry L. Hoover
Kim
Karen
George Sullivan
Grape Community Hospital
Hamburg
Alma Knop
Bob Scheels
Joselyn Castle
Bob Hersch
Henry Hersch
Ravenwood
H. R. Armstrong
Parnell
Richard Bate
Independence, Mo
Heldenbrand
Darrell Bartley
Lamarida
Jack Jammett
Jed Jammetts
Russell Spooner
Kansas City
W.R. Bi
Chris
Shelli
Bingham
Charles Bingham
Council Bluffa
Kenneth Overrhein
Leo Clark
Harry Clark
Emerson
C. &. Clark
Harold Skerritt
Federated Women's Club
Court House Drive
Ferne Hosier
Gold Crown Inn
Hoover
Benjamin L. Miller
Velma Jean Caudell
Richmond
Miller
Ocle Dickersbach
Ralph Bower
Byron Cloud
Mesa
Ariz
Ocle Dickernbach
Armbhurst
Ohio
Burt
Robert McWhirters
Baxter
Verlin Hardy
Edward Taylor
Shawnee
E. R. Graves
Albert Ward
Griswold
Macedonia
Dan Stineman
Dale Atkinson
Darlene Davis
Northwest Hospital
Lee Anderson
Denver
Carl Anderson
Glen Lewis
Golden City
Archie Anderson
Charles Bare
Roger Johnson
Carson High School
Sherri Gravett
Roy Gravett
Sherri
W. D. Baer
Bill, Jr
Iowa Western Community College
Clarinda
Monica Hoefer
Vincent Voltaggio
Christ the Catholic Church
Miss Hoefer
Leo Hoefer
Marjorie Manifold Otter
Cleveland
F. R. Chantry
Carmen Kyle
Dennis
MCHS
Kyle
Diane Allensworth
Dale Allensworth
Iowa City
Diane
Cedar Rapids
Allensworth
Sun
Simpson
H. T. Beattie
Boyer Hardware
Jackson
IHC
Iowa Highway Commission
Mills Co
Fremont Co
Jina
L. & M. Construction Co
Odessa
U. S
Bruenings Nurseries & Farms
Higginsville
Old
Dickinson Co
Oskaloosa
Strahan
Strahan Consolidated School
University of Nebraska
Yale
New York City
Eugene Savage
Felix
Mary
Jamie
Everett
Gary
USDA
Washington, D. C
The
Leader
Mary Hume
Oregon
Laurence Jones
Glenwood High School
Max Radford
Jim Cook
Mills County
Obrecht
Clayton L
Bud) Hertz
Uae
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