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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
7
A cascade of community updates from St. Dolin's area recalls weddings, births, hospital stays, commencements, and visits. Residents like Lettie, Anna Baron, and Merrilee are noted with family ties, along with travel from Drake University events, nursing-home and hospital care, and relatives gathering for graduations and birthdays.
Anna Maria Bacon born in Sweden 1885 died June 3 after angina attack. Funeral held June 6 at Mansfield's Funeral Home with Rev. Hugh Shiveley presiding. Survived by daughter Edythe Mackey, two sons Herbert Hall and Stewart Hall plus step son Jewell Bacon. interment in Malvern cemetery.
The family expresses sincere thanks for floral tributes memorials cards and food during the recent bereavement of their mother Anna M Bacon They also thank Royal Neighbors and Eastern Star ladies for the lunch after the service Their support is deeply appreciated.
Gordon Mulholland expresses sincere thanks for the thoughtful cards received during his hospital stay, noting their appreciation and impact on his recovery.
Mrs. Mrederick G. Smith and her family plan a Sunday departure for Paris France and Scotland. Mr. Smith's mother Mrs Habert PD Smith and sister Miss Troberta C. Smith of East Liverpool Ohio remain visiting at the Smith home.
Connie Parker led sessions on choosing accessories Marilyn Wax discussed styles just for you Arlene Lindburg spoke on clothing for occasions Mary Anderson covered plaids Carol McKee outlined wardrobe planning Pat Johnson demonstrated pressing Shirley Greenwood explained threading and stitching Bev Lindburg showed sewing kit setup Sherry Greenwood detailed cleaning the sewing machine Plans for a June 22 demonstration run off and grooming contest at Arlene Lindburg’s were arranged Recreation and home help was provided by Marilyn Wax and Connie Parker Joan Lindburg reporter.
The Wishnabotna Girl Scout Council of Southwest Iowa hosts Miss Ruby Harry of Georgetown British Guiana from June 14 to July 7 before the National Girl Scout Roundup in Idaho July 15 to 23. Board members arrange travel and housing. she visits Glenwood Malvern Tabor Red Oak Shenandoah and Atlantic and attends a council meeting. Miss Harry leads Library and Records for the British Guiana Geological Survey and is a district commissioner and long time Girl Guide leader with international travel.
Colonel William E. Mayberry of route 1 Bixby Oklahoma attended an officer refresher course at the U S Army Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth Kansas last month. He trains with the 45th Infantry Division Oklahoma City and is a Terral Oklahoma high school graduate. His father Homer E B Mayberry lives north of Malvern.
Citizens of Tomorrow highlights Brenda Lynn Davis daughter of Ale and Mrs Gary Davis now living in Orlando Florida Her first birthday was observed May 21 during a visit with grandparents Kenneth Davis of Randolph and Virgil Potter of Emerson and the Davis family.
Mr Vernon and Mrs Ira Gell visited friends in Nishna Cottage and Lida Moore for Friday birthday. Red Oak Sunday afternoon with patients at the Cottage and Colonial Oaks Rest Homes. Mrs Jim Bell of Bellevue and Wray Bell of Maryville spent Tuesday with Ka Bell family. Ka Bell and Don attended a Bible school closing in Emerson Friday. Bernard Wright family from Shenandoah visited Brights Sunday. Dale Bell attended church and Bible school with grandsons Jackie and Jamie Hunter, then an accordion recital at Plattsmouth high school. Bells dined with the Hunters and met Dwight Bell in Tabor. Howard Allensworth visited late Sunday with the Dickersbachs. Clyde Dickersbach and Karen hosted Saturday in Glenwood. Cletis Haynie, Les Knap of Hastings, Elmer Edlund, and Ocle Dickersbach family visited Monday in the Dickersbach home. Terri Jones spent Monday with Date Bell family as Calvin had tonsils removed at Mercy hospital Council Bluffs. Granddaughters Cynthia and Cheryl Cheney visited Monday evening to Wednesday with Date Bell.
Rev. John Lippincott leads Sunday services with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and Divine Worship at 11 a.m. Sermon titled Is Our Generation Solving Problems or Creating Them. Children’s Sermon Telltale Bisins. Sr. High MYR meets at 6 p.m. Choir practices Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Jr. Choir practice Saturday 10 a.m.
Rev. Hugh Shiveley leads 9 a.m. worship with Sunday School. Guild event set for June 24 at Ethel Hertz home in Ames. One elder delegate to attend from this church to the Tawa Synod. Two junior high youths to join Wesley Woods Youth Conference near Indianola in June.
Lyle Williams announces church activities including Sunday School at 9 am, Morning Worship Service, Nishaw Cottage Service, and Evening Bible Study at 7 30 pm. Thursday features Chair Practice at 7 30 pm with a regular week of services.
St John's Lutheran Church lists Sunday events June 13 including Sunday School Teen age Bible class and Adult Bible Class with Communion on June 16 and a Walther League meeting. no services on June 20 1966 Visitors welcome Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Glenwood shows Mass times Sundays 6 30 am and 10 am plus Mass at State School 6 30 am First Fridays 6 30 am Holy Days 6 30 am Weekdays 7 am Printing shows Typing Paper special value at The Leader office Bethleheh
The 4 H Centerettes club met at Tamera Thiesehafer's home on May 12 with Mrs Alfred Johnson as guest. Tamara demonstrated on gatherings Barbara Blackman spoke on undergarments Carolyn Hilton spoke on baymanship and plans for the coming year were discussed.
The Indian Debrettes 4-H club met at Marilyn Wax home with 12 members two leaders and two guests present. Joan Lindburg attended as a guest and shared updates on club activities and upcoming projects.
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