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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1950
Page
3
The column details Emerson Barns, president of the Telephone Company, and lists a string of social visits, gatherings, and family events. It notes Sunday dinners, guests at homes, funerals attended, and various engagements across the community, with many marriages, birthdays, and local names appearing in the sparse OCR. The tone resembles a society page cataloging local notable residents and social ties.
The Gypree Ginger couple marked their 60th wedding anniversary with a gathering at Red Oak hospital on Monday. Friends and relatives visited in the afternoon. Mr. Ginger is now receiving care in a wheelchair. A surprise birthday party for Gilbert Carlson Jr. followed at Quentin Johnson’s home with guests including the Carlson family, Charles Smith, Howard Morrison, and others.
The Wayne Hiltons hosted a Sunday gathering for Caurelyn’s first birthday and Walter Wilton’s February 22 birthday. Relatives included Bey G and son Walter of Ontario, Charles Trively of Randolph, Ray Hilton of Malvern, Walter and Paul Hilton of Hillsdale, Wayne Hilton family members Kathleen Gene and Carolyn.
Mr and Mrs Charley Goodell visited Cornell Bluffs and Omaha visitors Monday. Mr and Mrs W H Maddocks and Mrs Ed Laughlin called at Mrs Laura Kenney home last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Proctor and Jimmy visited Malvern Sunday afternoon at Mrs Johanna Olson and Rudolph’s home.
Neighborhood news reports a wave of moving last week as multiple families relocate within and near Tahor Avoca and Red Oak. Benedicts Procters Jones Messengers Williams Sell Coons Haines and others shift farms and homes. Archie Haines ill briefly. Hilton family made a Council Bluffs trip. social visits and dinners noted among families and relatives.
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