No formal invitations issued for relatives and kin
Fragmentary note states that no formal invitations have been sent and mentions relatives and kin in unclear terms.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
1
Fragmentary note states that no formal invitations have been sent and mentions relatives and kin in unclear terms.
The Grand Cross of Color honorary degree was bestowed on 53 initiates from Shenandoah and nearby towns. A dinner and luncheon preceded Houston Scott nuptials, with Mrs Kenneth Lee and Sharlene in attendance in Marysville. Guests at the event included Geert fir and Bossius, as well as other area residents, with a buffet reception following the ceremony.
Hastings Federated Woman's Club met at the Hastings Methodist Church on June 7 for a year-end social and election. New president Mrs Nancy Mulholland was welcomed, retiring president Mrs Loc Taine Winslow received a federation pin, and the club adjourned for summer with the next meeting planned for September. Family picnic honors Montana visitors and hosts Mr and Mrs Vausha Hoover welcomed guests from Beats and friends, with several local families mentioned.
A local baby shower honored PAT NEWELL with guests including Mrs. Jyle Williams Mrs. Frank Hollman and Laura Clay. The crowd enjoyed sheet cake punch coffee and a pink white color scheme. Also noted was a family dinner honoring the James McClures with Vietnam slides and post nuptial shower details for Mrs Bow ers.
Iowa farm outlook reports prices for feeder cattle and direct sales remain fairly steady through spring into summer. ISU economist Futrell notes weekly averages for choice steer calves in Chicago have held 27 to 28 dollars per hundredweight since mid February, with similar patterns for Iowa direct sales and feedlot placements. He cautions prices could shift with weather and feed conditions, but expects stability barring major changes.
Police report heavy noise violations with fines issued to several motorists including Demers, Sar, and Ray Coldey amid a crackdown on loud exhausts. Instructors and officers named others such as Jim 24 and McCreary in the action, as authorities cite disruptive engine volume.
A local gathering at Enon Baptist featured panel discussions and a cookout with 4 percent relief addressing community concerns. Reporter Vi Keke Liedhors described attendees, menu items like soup and dried chicken stew, and the program led by Takie Dunn.
Randolph and Rowen Zettermay hosted in Omaha with Hassie Ellis. Elk Morn guests include Newt Heaton Suz anne and Douglas visiting Flora Heaton. Dining at Tabor with Ward Siut hower. Mike Burn Heather from Colorado Springs and Doug Sinthower and Bob Gray families also present. Various visits to Glenwood Lake trip and Fort Dodge teaching plans noted. Fort Dix return of Lt and Mrs Cross after visit with Wm Anderson family.
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