Wedding Vows for Linda Prose and Robert Wray
Linda Prose wed Robert Wray May 28 at First Christian Church Glenwood. Rev Clyde Mosher officiated the double ceremony with candlebra and gladioli decor. Attendants included maid of honor Pat Prose, bridesmaid JoAnne Wray, best man Sid Johnson, and groomsman Fay Forney. After a South honeymoon, they will reside at 409 North Hazel Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Prose
Robert Wray
First Christian Church
Glenwood
Clyde Mosher
Ed Leutzinger
Joy Wray
Rivehard Clipson
Pat Prose
JoAnne Wray
Linds Leutzinger
Tiny
Scott Leutzinger
Sid Johnson
Malvern
Fay Forney
Candle
Tim Prose
Hiride
Mike Wray
Paulit Bakey
Alice Hall
Mildred Aistrope
Ann McCoy
Emily Campbell
Marguerite Godsey
North Hazel
Federated Club Holds Last Meeting of Club Year
Hastings Federated Woman's Club gathered for a luncheon at the Gold Crown in Red Oak on June 3. The retiring president Mrs Ott Mensche was honored with a gift for two years of service. A book in memory of past members was placed in Malvern Library. Plans included a factory tour and a flower show, with Mrs Otha Wearin as program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings Federated Woman's Club
Red Oak
Ott Mensche] Wis
Morias
Murphy Calendar Factory
Hysham Flouse
Otha Wearin
Bowmans Entertain at Reception for Duane Bowman
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bowman and Deborah and Mrs Hazel McCain hosted a reception after the Clarinda Community College commencement Thursday evening for Duane Bowman who was in the graduating class Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowmans
Duane
Kenneth Bowman
Deborah
Hazel Mc+ Cain
Clarinda Community College
Duane Bowman
Bowman
Birthday and reception notes from local gatherings
A series of small social events is recorded: a reception for Duane at the Donald Fisher home near Villisca with attendees including Mrs. Dale Bowman and the Fisher family, and separate birthday wishes for Aliss Wannie Clark with neighbors visiting. Box Elder club at Mrs. Clarence Kne goin’s home held a brief meeting with games, secret pals gifts, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane
Donald Fisher
Villisca
Dale Bowman
Cori
Vernon Fisher
Shenandoah
Jack Barr
Red Oak
McCain
Aliss Wannie Clark
Rhinehe Winters
Joe Mayden
Ted Bowen
Ellen Lookabill
Visit of Hasselquist Family Spans Iowa Trip to Denver
Rick Passerelie ir departed Saturday morning for Denver after a six week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hasselquist. They hosted a family dinner with 33 guests, attended Memorial Day events, and stayed with Jim Gibson’s family in Iowa City. The couple also visited Mrs Passeretta’s grandmother in Villisca and joined W. N. Hasselquist for a Friday night cookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Passerelie Ir
Denver
Colo
Alan Haselquist
Slagselquist
Jerry Morgal
Alva Hendersons
Iowa City
Vaughn Hoover Family Picnic Hosts Evening Gathering
Vaughn Hoover and his wife hosted a Saturday family picnic at their home with 44 attendees. Guests included Mr and Mrs Max Geals of Crete Nebraska and numerous families from Red Oak Sidney Brutis Omaha and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Hoover
Rionity
Max Geals
Pal
Crete
Neby
Nos
Dallas Benie
Bagar
Mont
Hower
Ern Berls
Kay
Robert Beals
Donald Beals
Red Oak
Cttford Cheney
Sidney
Bonnie Heats
Robert Muckmean
Co. Brutis
Robert Woodward
Omaha
Thirrell Frederican
John Beals
Marion
Garten Club Picnic and Guest Day at Glenwood Lake Park
Malvern Garden Club schedules its annual potluck picnic and guest day at Glenwood Lake Park on Tuesday June 4 at noon. Members will tour the Historical Museum and visit a special value paper package offer at The Leader office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garten Chub
Malvern Garden
Clab
Glenwood Lake Park
Leader
Brownie Fly-Up Ceremony At Community Building
Parents and friends of Malvern Girl Scouts attended the Brownie Fly-Up ceremony on Wednesday evening June 1 at the Community building. Cadette and Junior Scouts led the flag ceremony and pledges while new Brownies were welcomed by leaders. The event featured songs, skits, and badge presentations, with planning for next year and fall registrations announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Girl Scouts
Louis Miller
M. L. Scheffel
Ken Evans
Juni
Evans
Charles McClure
Earl Bass
Bass
Robert Kruse
Howard Notson
Nishnabotna Council
Paper: Gummed tape price and leading line in Sic At The Leader
A fragment from The Leader notes a price for gummed tape in old currency and mentions an official line about want abas fay i. The readable portion references a product cost of 1785 and an office context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofine
Emerson and neighbors visit events in Emerson Iowa
Emerson MRS E T SAWYERS correspondent reports local activities including a cemetery visit at Glenwood, Harold Tas eall's wedding attendance, visits by James Swanson and family from St Louis and Stronghurst, dinner guests at Carl Phelps home, Helen Lang’s move from Nevada to Emerson, and trips by the LeRoy Johnson family with Rev Paul Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sawyers
Hi. F. Cheney
Glenwood Cemetery
James Swanson
St. Louis
Jack Evans
Stronghurst, I
Volney Evans
Burlington
Harold Taseall
Swanson
Gordon Uaseall
Meber
Millyer
Carl Phelps
Grenwood
Marvin
Norman Nelson
Helen Lang
Nevada Ta
Emerson
Alfred Anderson
Henry Brown
Council Bluffs
Earle Crawford
Tom Brown
Amber Carson
LaVerne
LeRoy Johnson
Alma
Nebr
Paul Johnson
Fourth annual Little Britches Rodeo set at Hastings grounds
Mr and Mrs Vernon Crouse visited the Chil iard Waldozier Tome at Mites Park Colorado and attended graduation for grandsons Harry and Gary Baldozier. The fourth annual Little Britches Rodeo, sponsored by the Slarseshoe Lady club, runs this weekend at Hastings Rodeo grounds with parade Saturday at 6 pm and rodeo events at 7 30 pm. Sunday features both afternoon and evening performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Crouse
Mites Park
Colo
Harry
Gary Baldozier
Little Britches
Slarseshoe Laddie Club
Hastings Rodeo Grounds
Final Rites for Warren A. Smith at Emerson Church
Services for Warren A. Smith were held at Mansfield Funeral Home in Malvern with Rev. Richard Person officiating. Burial followed in Emerson Cemetery. Born August 16, 1906 near Emerson, he died June 5, 1966 at Nishna Cottage after years of illness and accidents. He lived in Emerson, Waynesville, and St. Louis and worked in construction, trucking, then landscaping. Survived by mother Clara Smith. sisters Ferne Hassle and Mildred Briggs. brother Lawrence 5. Smith, plus nieces and nephews. Casket bearers included Homer Connell, Robert Grayson, and others. flowers arranged by Mrs. Grayson and Mrs. Thorson. Music featured pianist Mrs. William Blackburn and vocalist Mrs. Charles Costello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren A. Smith
Mansfield
Malvern
Richard Person
Emerson Cemetery
Warren
Emerson
Albert F
Clara D. Smith
Nishna
Emerson Public
Waynesville
St. Louis
Emerson Methodist Church
Clara Smith
Ferne Hassle
Mildred Briggs
Omaha
Lawrence 5. Smith
Ark
Homer Connell
Robert Grayson
Milo Schick
Merrill Warren
Marion Lang
Horace Greenwood
John Thorson
William Blackburn
Charles Costello
Missouri Valley Boy Electrocuted at Farm Scene
Charles Jacobson three son of Mr and Mrs Truman Jacobson of Missouri Valley was electrocuted Monday while playing in a grain bin on the family farm. He was the grandson of Mr and Mrs Clint McMullen of Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley
Charles
Truman Jacobson
Clint McMullen
Silver City
Hastings DVBS Pro gram Sunday at Hastings
Vacation Bible school program ended with a church service. Pupils and teachers presented Ruth Scott with two carnations. A display of class activities showcased the week's work at Hastings Methodist Church. Morning worship 9 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Gentle birthday party honored Terry Hunt 3 and Cindy Hunt 2 with refreshments and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teacheys
Ruth Scott
Bible School
Hastings Methodist Church
Henry Brown
Laynum
Carl Stott
Sinilay
Childeen
Dave
Warry Hunt
Terry
Cindy
Franette Greanwood
Robin
Pat Busrill
Bret
Teresa
Cris Verns
Roger
Barbie
Emerson
Local Notes Highlight June Socials and Visits
The Malvern Leader reports on community events including birthday wishes for Terry and Cindy, visits by Darlene Pearson from Maple, Wis, and Linda Waterworth from Kansas City. WSCS plans a church meeting at the Meth church with hostesses listed. Artsin Staines of Cincinnati visited Steve Haines. Linda Parker of Council Bluffs visits Gary Good home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Cindy
Darlene Pearson
Maple
Wis
Jack Largenk Hau
WSCS
Vernon Grouse
Kim Kelley
Artin Staines
Cincinmatti
Steve Haines
Artin
Central Solvent Co
Cleveland
Linda Waterworth
Kansas City
Janet Goodwin
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Bob Wray
Federated Club
LT Remember Hastigs
Otha Wert
Areca
HEP
Dad
Pangburn’s
Collins Drug CO
Edel Knight
Malvern, Iowa
Bonnie Spiker
Order of Rainbow Girls
Bonnie
Iowa
Max G. Leu
Max Gustav Leu
Blackbun Ave
York
Neb
York General Hospital
Mr. Leu
Hastings
August
Louise Leu
Henrig Hueelle
Imogene
Arthur E
Shelby
Everett
Maxine
Maxwell
Audubon
Bert Howard
Alfred
St. John's Lutheran Church
Norman Hanneman
York, Neb
Herb Stogdill
Inal
Wisner
Ray Winters
David Baxley
Son
Seoul
Douglas Durham
Blanche Wintern
Gary T Durham
Niding Durham
Roy Wint
DVBS
Geo. Resh
Sunie Parker
Council Uuits
Gary Qeod
Gilbert Hall
Mercy Hospital
Council Hlutts
Morrell
Pascal Celery
Cantaloupe
Sunkist
Farmdale
Oleo
ADAMS
Perry Lou
Kaiser Household
American Beauty
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