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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
1
Social notices announce an open house for Carl Andersons parents, to be held at Malvern Methodist Church on E ath and fmm 2 to 5. Invitations go to friends and relatives. no formal funeral arrangements are listed.
Mrs Cael Johnson of Louisville announces the engagement of her niece Keren Strand to Michael Whitney son of Mr and Mrs Cor Whitney of Langmont Calo formerly Malvern Miss Strand is a graduate of Odessa Toray High School and is employed at IBM Boulder Michaels grandfather is Mr Robert J Campbell of Malvern and Mrs Nay Whitney of Yahor A summer wedding planned in Malvern area
Gloria Anderson and Larry Stephens were married in a 1 PM ceremony at Rock Brook United Methodist Church Center Road Omaha. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Bert Scott and groom’s brother Dale Stephens. A reception followed at Wentworth apartments. The couple plans residence at Wentworth Apts Omaha after a two week Hawaii honeymoon.
The column muses on whether Marek came in like a lion or a lamb amid a snowy March day. It notes the Ides of March and Caesar, then shifts to a vacation to Virginia and Maryland with family. Washington’s Birthday celebrated away from home, jokes about evolving dates for Caesar’s birthday and various official declarations.
Marian cared for the home while Father was away as neighbors watched the house and watered the plants. Lent is described as spiritual spring training, a path from material concerns to Easter faith, with humor about coffee spills and ambidexterity. Rev Clarence Wollard led services at Malvern United Methodist Church and Martha Aubrey celebrated a birthday on February 24 while Bertha Stewart marked a March 1 birthday.
A State University of Iowa survey shows Towans highly satisfied with schools roads and law enforcement as a place to live. Citizens links and officials differ in satisfaction and tax views with small towns more pleased than large cities, and only 11 percent highly involved in local government.
Frank Snyder and the Moores joined visits to Omaha on Sunday to see Mr and Mrs Ed Piper and Mr and Mrs Wm Anderson meeting their son Bill Jr at the airport Wednesday evening. Richard Vanatta spent Sunday with his parents at Thurman. Callers at Mrs Carl McCreedy’s home this past week included Mrs Winnie Longmaker and Mrs Howard Hammond.
Mrs Paul Foster and others hosted visits with Mrs Laurence Varley of Shenandoah visiting Miss Florence Brannian and calling on Mrs Wm Kerr and Mrs H B Brannian. Mr and Mrs Malvin Brenton of Glenwood visited Mrs Ila Byers, with Sunday callers including Mr and Mrs Garnet Price and Miss Nancy Fichter visiting Kerr and Brannian homes. The text also notes forage fish such as small suckers minnows and related species as part of the food chain.
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