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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1971
Page
1
An open house at Malvern United Methodist Church from 2 to 5 p.m. honors Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy Bowman on their 25th wedding anniversary. Their children invite friends and relatives to attend.
Mr and Mrs John Reynolds and family of Council Bluffs and Mrs Edythe Mackey were Saturday supper guests of the Richard Shere family. The gathering was a surprise party for Richard Shere to celebrate his birthday that day.
Mrs. Genevieve Doyle of Imo gene announces the engagement of her daughter Marie Doyle to Robert Zipan son of Max and Mrs Anthony Zupan of Papillion Nebraska Miss Doyle attends Commercial Extension Business College in Omaha Mr Zipan attended University of Nebraska at Omaha and is manager of Hynek's Home and Garden Center in Omaha An October wedding is being planned.
Kathie Lee Bowley and Terry Lee Hardman united in marriage in a 7 o'clock double ring ceremony at the United Methodist church in Malvern. The wedding honored families from Malvern and nearby towns with 45 guests.
Mills County NFO Auxiliary gathered at Lu cille Dietering’s home with Jame 1 in attendance. Members voted to give 25 dollars toward current expenses. After business, they wrote messages to Alene May who remains hospitalized. Marjorie Gipe led entertainment as a short square was played. Marilyn Skerritt served refreshments and will host the next meeting.
Nancy Judith Darrah and James Howard Handley wed Friday at Dodge Memorial Congregational Church in Council Bluffs in a 4:30 ceremony officiated by Rev. R. O. Barber. The couple, from Malvern and Nemaha, Nebr, celebrate with family and plan to reside in Nemaha after a wedding dinner in Omaha and a brief honeymoon.
Mr and Mrs Dean Lincoln of rural Pacific Junction will celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a June 16 dance at Glenwood city hall old armory. Music by the Cregendos of Omaha starts at 9 p m with refreshments by the Jolly Women’s Club. The couple requests no gifts and invites relatives friends and acquaintances. Their children include Larry and Karen of Pacific Junction and Dennis and Mark at home.
Mr and Mrs Robert Wyant of rural Malvern announce the engagement of their daughter Janaan Lee 46 Alan Wright son of Mr and Mrs George Ki Wright of rural Glenwood An August wedding is planned
Mrs Janella Goy hosted the HSC club meeting on May 26 with 15 members and guest Mrs Tenetta Goy of Hastings answering roll call. A group treasure hunt produced prizes for the winning team as members received a pot of mum and magazines. refreshments followed. The club is invited to Hillsdale Rural Improvement club on June 23 at 2 p.m. at the church.
The children of Mr and Mrs W C Vanderpool invite friends and relatives to an open house honoring their parents 40th wedding anniversary on Sunday June 20 from 2 to 5 pm in the Fellowship Hall of the United Methodist Church in Malvern.
Mrs Catherine Manrod of Casper Wyoming and Mr William E Manrod Jr of Chattanooga Tennessee announce the May 28 wedding of their daughter Mary Catherine Elizabeth Manrod to Terry L Dashner son of Mr and Mrs Earl Dashner Jr of Malvern The 1 pm ceremony was at Chicago Methodist Temple Chapel in the Sky Dr Robert Bruce Pierce officiated The couple honeymooned at Lake Geneva Wisconsin and now reside in Chicago where the groom works for the Illinois Department of Labor
The Malvern Garden Club will meet Tuesday June 15 at noon for a picnic at the Malvern Gun Club park. If rain occurs the gathering moves to Mrs Louis Knop’s home.
The church notes list Rev Howard Mace as pastor at First Baptist Church with Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m on September 10. Rev John Akers of Glenwood will deliver the morning message. A Deborah Society Wiener Roast is planned for June 9 at 6 30 p m at Max Blackburn farm. Kensington picnic is set for June 11 at 1 p m at Malvern Gun Club.
St John s Lutheran Church offers worship at 9 a m with Sunday School and Bible Class at 10 a m. Strahan United Methodist Church lists worship at 9 30 a m and Sunday School at 10 30 a m with Rev Clarence Woollard as pastor. Bonnie Mansfield is Sunday School superintendent. June events include Ruth Cincle potluck on June 13, Student Day on June 25, a 25th wedding anniversary for Kenneth Bowman on June 14 19, 7th grade camp at Aldersgate on June 20 from 2 to 5 p m. Wm Vanderpool 40th wedding anniversary celebrated in Fellowship Hall.
John s Episcopal Church and Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Glenwood publish their worship times. Morning prayers and sermon at six in the morning on Sundays, Holy Eucharist on the second Sunday at ten. Catholic Mass Sundays at seven thirty and ten, Holy Days at nine thirty and six thirty, first Fridays at six thirty, and a Mass at the State School Sundays at one. Confessions at eight on Saturdays and on Holy Days and Fridays.
Fremont-Mills announces a full faculty for the 1971-72 term with new hires and returning teachers. Kathi Sheldon will teach fourth grade at Thurman. Shelley, a United Airlines stewardess, has taught in New Jersey and Florida and holds a Florida State University degree. Lois Jagger, grade eight at Randolph, is a Tarkio College graduate named outstanding elementary education major. Les Raine will coach junior high athletics and teach boys track and physical education. Dean Myers will teach seminary high math with a Colorado State degree and prior Apollo and F111 engineering work. Marilyn Ingraham, junior high math, is a 1971 UNI graduate with a maths emphasis.
The 69th Wilson reunion gathered 86 descendants of W. B. Wilson at Glenwood Iowa Lake Park on Sunday June 6. A picnic followed by a business meeting elected officers for the next year, noted births marriages and deaths, and set next year’s date for the first Sunday in June.
Visitors to Iowa State University Ames campus toured the new Horticulture farm and C. Y. Stephens Auditorium and saw livestock teaching herds. City president Dr. Robert Parks and student body president Steve Zumbach welcomed them after the noon luncheon. Dean Marvin Anderson outlined Extension’s new programs including the Expanded Nutrition Program serving 3500 Iowa families, followed by mini classes in Mass Media and Communications Engineering Extension Environmental Concerns and Agriculture Research.
A charge of hunting without a license brought a fine of $20 and costs for David Stevens, 18, Shenandoah. In Bartlett, Lester Achenbach faced charges of running a stop sign, having no operator's license and improper registration, with a fine of $10 and costs on each charge.
SILVER CITY Mrs. William Williams enjoyed her birthday on Sunday as several of her children visited. Saturday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Spelman and Cathy and Cindy of Red Oak. Sunday calls came from Edna Kruse Arnold Williams Debbie Roger Craig and sons of Council Bluffs Glen Franke Rolland Franke Delwyn Paul Wilson Cristy Amy and Dianna Marvin Atteberry Vicki Norma Griddle of Whiting sent best wishes.
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