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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1967
Page
1
Readable bits indicate residents of Malvernia seek updates from The Leader office. The notice hints at requests for information and involvement, urging readers to contact the publication for clarifications or announcements.
A garbled wedding and many social notes fill the page with names such as Garwood, Se Estes, Gordoe Mulbod, and Jean Rarer as community members attend church events, visits, and family gatherings. Reports mention illnesses, hospital stays, travel to Omaha and Des Moines, and local greetings. Weather notes say a mild spell may follow a frosty morning.
Strahan and T Brad Yire tended the Friem Res. Epperson of Onawa. Mr and Mrs Robt Blunt were an Omaha Tuesday wedding party. Mrs Ellis Grinila and family were seen to Eden son hospital. Was while, to Game Home after three weeks. Bir, Terry Bert, family of Shenandoah.
Rev. Hugh Shiveley leads services at 10 a.m. Sunday. Westminster Guild meets at Mrs. Le land Hansen’s home with co host Mrs. Sam Taylor. Holy Week service on March 22 and Easter Sunday March 26. “One Great Hour of Sharing” observed on Easter. Youth Group awaiting materials and newsletters from Friendship Frontiers.
First Baptist Church Ray led by Pastor Hugh Shiveley announces Sunday activities including 10 am morning worship titled A Time for Preparation and observance of the Lord's Supper. Youth meetings at Methodist church, cottage prayer Tuesday, Iowa Baptist Association session in Shenandoah Wednesday, and various women’s event details.
First Methodist Church led by Rev John A Lippinest offers Sunday school finances listed at 245 dollars and a sermon When man feels forgotten for children. Union Youth meeting at 6:00. Midweek activities include Jr choir 4:00 pm boy scouts 7:00 pm and chancel chair practice 7:30 pm. St Johns Lutheran Church under Rev P G Backer lists Sunday school March 5 at 9 am teenage and adult Bible classes and Layettes services with Walter League meeting March 7 and catechism class at 3:30 pm
Roly Rosary Catholic Church in Glamwood with Pastor Fr O L Kaufman lists Sunday Mass at 8 am and 2 pm Times of Massey at State School on Sunday at 6 10 am First Fridays at 6 36 am. Phone numbers 5274141 and 9115 are provided for contact.
Funeral services were held at Hastings Methodist Church on Wednesday March 1 at 2 PM. Rev Burt Kelly officiated. Casket bearers included Arthur Goodwin Jesse Perkins Keith Clites John Tysor Jack Sargent and Mel Trimmer. Ushers were Fred Lockabill and Charley Hall. Mrs Jack Largent and Mrs Marvin Peterson sang Beautiful Isle with pianist Mrs Jennie Hurroff at the registry. Iva Mae Dixon Crawford born March 6 1887 in Fishbock South Carolina later lived in Hastings. She married Roy Crawford November 24 1907 and had ten children. She spent most of her life in Hastings with five years near North Platte. Interment Hastings Cemetery. Mansfeld Funeral Tone handled arrangements.
Justice of Peace Carl Remley fined Gerald L. Dinvilte of Glenwood twenty dollars and costs on one charge of improper passing of another car. Other cases included Jerry W. Scutt of Omaha fined thirteen dollars and costs for drinking beer in a car on a highway. A former Texan Scuc was unaware of the Iowa law involved.
Fragmentary OCR notes show sporadic time stamps and phrases like Holy Days and 6 38 PM, with unclear context. The readable bits suggest a discussion of days or periods marked for observance, but key details, dates, names, or events are missing.
From Randolsh Enterprise Mr and Mrs Tom Doyle John James and Katie traveled to Ames Friday for Michael Doyle to graduate with the Iowa State University class. They attended a Memorial Union reception and later hosted dinner at Captain's Gailey with guests including Robert Barnes Joe Trenton Patty Doyle Beverly Schrimser Judy Doyle Gary Wolfe and Harry Paul Kilpatrick of Ames.
Donal Oxton of Moorehead charged with operating an overweight truck and bound over to Mills county district court by Justice John Hall. Judge R Rent Martin fined Oxton 102.45 dollars after scale officers halted a seed potatoes shipment. Phillip Bevant of Terral faced fines for improperly marked trucks.
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