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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
5
Henderson and Malvern families join Nellie Firk’s circle as visits span from Sioux City to Red Oak. Residents attend clubs, graduations, and hospital trips while relatives travel to New Orleans and Omaha for events and conventions.
Dewsy Sowers caught his foot in the grain elevator at the government bins Friday. He was taken to Red Oak hospital emergency room by Howard Allensworth. Doctors closed the wound with 30 stitches.
The report lists multiple social events including a wedding in Walnut and a neighbourhood birthday gathering. It also notes a fatal car crash near Cook Washington involving Charles Debolt, 24 months, and details survivors attending services. The piece preserves names and places with a focus on local family connections and community notices.
Mrs. Lewis Doubleday hosted the Nishna Valley Club at her Blanchard home last Wednesday with many local guests attending from nearby towns. The article lists numerous families, visits, and social events including dinners, housewarmings, hospital news, and travel plans of residents in Blanchard and surrounding communities.
Divine Worship at 9:30 with Sunday School at 10:30 led by Rev John Lippincott. Sermon on Is Our Generation Solving Problems or Creating them. Children's Sermon Telltale Signs. Local visits include Mrs Maude Churchill with Mrs J C Moomaw of Lincoln and Mrs Lloyd Shilling of Knoxville. 4-H club Ambitious Andes met May 8 with 18 members. Omaha trip planned for July 1. demonstrations on wardrobe, buttons, needles. future discussions on spiritual growth and grooming. reporters Jayne Warren.
Gary Hudson marked his sixth birthday on May 28 with a party attended by 22 children. Games, stories, and gift opening highlighted the afternoon while refreshments were served by his mother Vel Jean Hudson and Connie Hall.
Hastings Vacation Bible School opened with 52 pupils enrolled. Mrs. Roger Hudson serves as superintendent with five teachers and ten assistants. Rev. Ralph Hassell aids. Each department features a distinct theme from kindergarten to sixth grade. Closing program set for Sunday at 10. A family picnic was held at Roger Smith home. Attendees included J. H. Hudson family and others from Bellevue and Red Oak. Patty Perkins and Vel Jean Hudson performed a dance recital Wednesday.
The Federated Club wrapped up its year with a June 4 luncheon at Red War attended by 22 members. President Danie Menseheo closed the business, noting a balanced budget. Linda Larson of Hastings and Cindy Adams of Malvern received character awards. door prizes went to Ruth Kelley and Jennie Haroft. Committees will meet in July or August to plan the new year, dues are due to Marion Gard, and members visited shut ins at Red Oak hospital after adjournment.
Hastings Iowa town council met June 1 1965 at 7 30 pm with Art Larson acting mayor presiding. Present were Jce Parker George Clark Jack Courtier Abganit Richard Vance. Minutes and treasurer report approved and bills totaling 240 84 recorded incl Northwestern Bell Public Safety Omaha National Bank Hastings Cemetery Assoc and others. adjourned by Lois Clutes. Local notices mention visitors Getil Goallahar Darrell Palser Elaine and Mike Walvenick at grandparents Vernon Grouse.
The Dadies Cemetery Association met Wednesday at the home of Mrs Hery Stogdill. The July meeting will be at Grace Hathaway's home. R H Ewing honored their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs David McCartney on their first wedding anniversary at a dinner May 80. Eva Manke of Glenwood attended with gift.
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