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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1961
Page
6
A cooperative dinner at the Methodist church will welcome Rev and Mrs John Lippincott and their family to the community. The event is Sunday June 25 at 4 30 p m in the church basement. Coffee will be provided. All members and friends are invited to attend and meet the new minister and his family.
Four men were named to a board of review for the Malvern boy scout troop and will assist with courts of honor for troop advancement. They will participate with the troop in a court out next Monday. Named to the board were Tom Gidley, John Adams, Frederick Smith and Clayton Uertz.
The July 1 deadline for filing applications for new farm wheat allotments in the winter wheat area was announced by H. A. McCain, Mills county ASC committee chair. A new farm has no wheat acreage history in the last three years under the program. Filings must be done in writing on the provided form at the ASC county office before July 1.
Mr and Mrs Glen Clark bought the residence on E North Street from Mr and Mrs Leland Hansen and took possession early this week. Clark works as a construction foreman and they have a four year old daughter Glenda. Charles D Costello handled the transaction.
Mrs. Gerald Inman and Karen spent time with her sister and family of Waterloo Iowa. Mr and Mrs Charles Bruiner and family joined from Waterloo. The Hansells hosted Sunday guests, with Jeff, and Stevie attends. Larry Inman visited grandmother Mrs Glen Jackson and Mr Jackson of Bolckow Missouri. C E Trively and Rolland Trively hosted dinner at Berning cafe in Shenandoah with Sandra.
Kenneth Seipold of Hastings was fined 5 dollars and costs after a highway 41 north of Malvern accident last month. He was charged with failure to stay on the right side while being overtaken. Seipold pleaded not guilty, but admitted the information as true. The other driver was Mrs. Anne Ford of Malvern.
Randolph residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Sidney Shenandoah Washington D C and Omaha. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Buttercase and Mrs E O Douglass as well as the Leahy Schaaf Randall and Moore families. Outings featured picnics and film demonstrations with several weekend gatherings.
Four teachers from Malvern and two from Strahan center join 415 students enrolled in Nebraska State Teachers College Peru 1981 summer session. Names include Laura Clay Jessie Frazier Hazel Lockabill Charlotte Mort Malvern Helen Alberts Lorraine Grindle Strahan Glen Adkins attends University of Nebraska and A H Nothem teaches at Commercial Extension in Omaha.
Nellie Fritz of Malvern was admitted Friday afternoon as a new patient at Nishna Cottage. Sunday's church service at the home was led by Emerson Baptist church representatives with special music by children from the church's primary and junior departments.
Mrs. Les Knop of Hastings will participate in the Des Moines summer conference June 25 27 to finalize the state Farm Bureau women's program for 1962 and 1963 as county women's chairman and official delegate. Phyllis Skerritt of Silver City also plans to attend from Mills county. Featured speakers include Haven Smith of Chappell Neb American Farm Bureau women's chairman Rev John Davies of Ames Collegiate Presbyterian Church Mrs David Paul of Gilman and E Monard Hill Iowa Farm Bureau president.
Funeral services for Miss Eva Boyer 74 Emerson will be held Saturday June 24 at 1 30 p m at Emerson Methodist church with Rev Willis Grant officiating Interment will be in Emerson cemetery She died suddenly Wednesday morning at her home from a heart attack She had long kept house for her brother James who survives
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