Cubs Dads Play Ball at Strahan
The Cub Scouts and their dads played a Sunday game at Strahan with a 22 to 18 score for the dads and boys. Plans were made for an overnight campout in July and the group enjoyed homemade ice cream.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
5
The Cub Scouts and their dads played a Sunday game at Strahan with a 22 to 18 score for the dads and boys. Plans were made for an overnight campout in July and the group enjoyed homemade ice cream.
Local notices recount cooperative supper for Nish na Valley News workers at Mrs. Ward Coy’s home. Guests include Mia Shaw, Mary Ellen Perkins, H J Parker, Harold Hicks, Hebe Edie, and relatives from Omaha Duluth San Diego Atlantic Cedar Rapids. Various family gatherings, reunions, and veterans meetup noted with community details.
A pot luck supper at Champion Hill Presbyterian Church on Tuesday night brought the congregation together to meet and get acquainted with the new minister Noel De Kalb and his wife Mrs De Kalb.
A flurry of weekend visits includes Mr. and Mrs. Henry McMullen of Buffalo Wye and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McMullen of Billings Mont visiting Mrs. Jessie Fisher and others. Clyde Gravett and grandson Roy Gravett join Little Britches Rodeo activities. Wayne Shapcott hosts a Sunday monie with guests from Red Oak Council Bluffs Malvern and more. The Gravett reunion is set for Viking Lake near Stanton next Sunday. Guests from California and Nebraska call on local families, with picnics, dinners, and road trips outlined among Red Oak Lincoln Neb Highland Acres Malvern Glenwood Downey and Omaha connections.
Donna Warren and Pfe Frank L. Abbott were united in marriage at Lake View Presbyterian Church Chicago Rev Roy Couser officiated in the chapel In attendance were immediate family The bride wore a pink dress carried a white lace Bible The couple plans Chicago assignment He recently served in Germany The bride is a May graduate of Colorado State College at Greeley The reception was at the groom’s father home Other local notices mention relatives and friends visiting or bridal events for Susan Swanson
The Baptist Sunday School and all church picnic will be held this Sunday June 30 in the park here. Visitors include Janes Cole and Mrs Bertha Cole and family. Local families send regards as Virgil Potter remains in hospital in Hamburg. Extended visits from Conroe Texas and Minneapolis Minnesota. a shower for newlyweds Marlyn Ballain set for Friday. Cindy and Glenda Copeland of Show Low Arizona spend the summer here.
The Emerson First Baptist Church invites members to a Sunday service at 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. worship with Pastor Dick Person and Superintendent Robert Good. The meditation is The Pillars of Hope. The Sunday School and church picnic will be held in Emerson Park this Sunday, June 30.
Emerson Methodist Church presents Ralph Russell minister LaVerne Carson superintendent Sunday School at 10 morning worship 11 05 Sr MYP 7 at parsonage Wednesday 7 pm Jr Choir and Int MYP
Funeral services were conducted Saturday June 22 at 2 p m at St John s Lutheran Church for Marie Magdalenna Pontow born July 22 1900 in Malvern. The Rev Dell L Crockett presided with Edwin Leu August Pontow Gerald Leu Hugo Seipold among pallbearers. Interment followed in Hast Liberty Cemetery. Manefield Funeral Home arranged.
Expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards flowers memorials gifts and food. Special thanks to the Nishnat Cottage during the long illness and death of sister Marie Ponton from Mrs Elele Bruce and Alan and Elmer.
Mr and Mrs Robert Good vacationing in Texas. Children stayed with Mrs Emmett McDowell. Mrs Will Cooper visited from Boise Idaho. J A Thorson and guests in Council Bluffs. Paul Black and children visited Williams family. Horace Cheney and family from Corvallis Oregon visited relatives. Nucholls and Alton from Kirkland Washington en route to Missouri guests. Shenandoah birthday roller party for Tanya Lee Nucholls with Debbie Lakin Virginia Lunn Patty Patton Sheri Bell Dickie Bell Judy Nicholls Ira Bell and Aleeta Lurgett. Others left for California. Mrs Hebe L Edie Sunday guest of Honeyman family. Ralph Thierss visiting Cedar Falls. Pharee and sons return from Stanberry Missouri.
Cindy Messinger spent Thursday and Friday with Mary Ann May. Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Ernest Boyce of Glenwood were Mr and Mrs Leo May and Mary Ann of Silver City, Mr and Mrs Keith Bruce and Kay of Hastings, Alfred Stiles and Mrs Hilda Case of Council Bluffs, and Mr and Mrs Ernest Timmerman of Glenwood. Boyce couple celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary Monday. Dining guests at Honey Creek were Clint McMullen and Roy Stokes for Mrs McMullen’s brother and wife, Glen Bostwick. Herman Schoening and M L Pullman joined Merl Simmons and LuAnn to celebrate her first birthday, along with Eurel Anderson. Eurelene and David attended open house of the Nebraska Iowa Milk association at the new bulk milk plant in Norfolk. Also, typing paper for sale at The Leader office.
Major General Junior F Miller was reappointed as Adjutant General of Iowa by Gov Harold Hughes. He will deliver the traditional patriotic address at the Dutch Gun club Fourth of July celebration next Thursday. Wednes day evening calera of Mrs Paul Foster and Mrs Juletta Walker. Rosie of Pacific Junction attended. Mrs Joel Bailey of St Joseph Mo death of her sister in law. Mrs Chester Schroeder of Omaha visited Mrs Charles Trively.
Fort Leavenworth, Kan. Army Maj. Robert K. Estes of Randolph, Iowa, completed the 38 week regular course at the U S Army Command and General Staff College. The major is a 1942 Randolph High School and 1949 West Point graduate, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Estes.
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