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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
2
A Hillsdale church hosted the Hillsdale Bible School opening on Monday. Leaders included Mrs Dea Ter and Ernest White with Mrs Arleish assisting. The event welcomed attendees for religious study and community gathering.
Local residents share family gatherings and visits spanning Glenwood Hamburg Malvern and Red Oak. Shown are Mother's Day and Father’s Day meals, church activities, hospital stays, and social visits including burgh events, showers, picnics, and anniversaries across Tabor, Council Bluffs, and surrounding towns.
A long list of visitors and relatives from Malvern, Omaha, Auburn, Nodaway, and other nearby towns spent two weeks with East Liberty families while some attended a Hamilton Ohio school of instruction. The gatherings included meals, dinners, and open houses at multiple homes, with local residents hosting relatives and friends from Glenwood, Emerson, and Fr. Collins recent weekends.
Three watersheds are under construction in the Hamburg area. Simpson Creek was completed December 7, 1959, covering 2,393 acres with 27 cooperating farms. Hamburg watershed finished September 10, 1962, treating 2,365 acres and featuring a 13 acre lake. Hound Dog Creek encompasses 5,560 acres with five erosion structures and one diversion. fourteen structures are planned for completion that summer. the project earned statewide acclaim as Iowa Watershed of the Year.
Loyal Lassies met June 19 at Silver City Methodist church with 10 members two leaders and six mothers present. They voted to adopt a child from Christian Home in Council Bluffs to be kindergarten age and to send gifts and funds. June 28 set for achievement show with runoffs July 9. Demonstrations covered salad topics including tuna and cottage cheese salads. Hostesses were Cathy Burgoin and Linda Kahl. next meeting June 21 at Silver City Methodist Church.
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