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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1967
Page
1
News item records Jay Bundie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bundie, rushed to Children’s Hospital in Omaha Saturday for bronchitis treatment. Condition improving. expected home within a week. Also notes visits of various locals to events and gatherings, including attendance at the Des Moines State Spring Conference.
Mrs. Carrie Berkhimer received word Meta of the death of her daughter in law Mrs. Paul Berkhimer at Glendale California. She had been in a hospital there over a year following a stroke. Services were pending but interment would be made in Forest Lawn cemetery.
Funeral services were held for Henry Clark on Thursday March 2 at 2 pm at Hastings Methodist Church. The Rev Earl Kelly officiated. Casket bearers included Jesse Perkins Gerald Brazeal Jack Courtier Koseth Grindle Virgil Curtis and Ceril Clerk. Ushers were Charter Ball and Fred Lookabil. Mrs Jennie Haroff played piano and Mrs Jack Largent Mrs Marvin Petersen sang Beyond the Sunset and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Henry Clark born October 4 2595 in Golden TD to Margaret and Willam Clark spent most of his life in Hastings area operating a smicking business before retirement. He married Maudie Sophia Achenbach on September 1 1919 and they had six children. He was a member of World War I Veterans Barracks Hastings Volunteer Fire Dept and Hastings city council. Survivors include his widow two sons Harry of Kansas City Missouri and LaVera of Waukesha Wisconsin four daughters Mrs William Quinlan of Sioux City Mrs Clifford Murphy of Iona Day Mrs Carroll Jackson of Council Bluffs and Mrs Robert Kilpatrick of Tabor one sister seven brothers sixteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Interment was in Hastings cemetery with military honors at graveside. Mansfield Funeral Home coordinated arrangements.
Regular Wesley Chapel WSCS meeting at Mrs Don Godfrey home on March 1 featured co-hostess Mrs Leon Wiegman. Members voted to send 310 to the Crusade Scholarship Fund for World Service. Mary Abtely appointed to Christ ian Social Relations post. Joyce Johnson moved from the community. candy boxes distributed. March flower chair Marie Parker. courtesy chair Vera Dil-So. next meeting set for March 43 at the home of ee World.
A crowded social column recounts visits across Pacific Junction Malvern and Council Bluffs with relatives from Hastings Hamburg and Omaha. Highlights include Rozella Worman visiting her mother Cora Livengood, Harm Mayberry birthday gatherings, baptism in Omaha, and many weekend visits among the Wortman Laurences and Blunts plus club gatherings and a Junior Sunday School group at Imogene United Church of Christ.
Attendees Harold Wilson Clement Rowe and George Hunt met Friday at Mrs Kenneth Griedte s home for Hastings Federated Club with assistants Mrs Rowe and Mrs Wilson in charge of the program Mrs Afely also assisted Farm Bureau Woman s Committee met Monday at Malvern Farm Bureau Office with fourteen members present Westley Chapel and Henderson Pastoral Committees met Friday with Dr Alvin Maberry District Superintendent at Joe Robbins home plans for coming year discussed and recommended Jay Winslow Lynn Parker celebrated March 4 wedding anniversaries in Red Oak Wesley Chapel Education Committee met Monday at Mrs Ben Wilson s home planning for Vacation Church School last week in May Marvin Deitchler and Patty Mauer celebrated her second birthday with the La Verne Maverd family in Council Bluffs Don Godfrey Dick Darrell and Nebert Washburn attended Mills County Teen Club Box Social at Malvern Community Building Saturday night Mrs Ben Wilson Mrs Eric Nyren and Mrs Bill McGrew visited Ralph with note of local activities.
Strahan WSCS met Wednesday afternoon at the church with members presenting the program feed for the Journey. Numerous local residents and guests were listed visiting family homes and attending church services. weather notes mention cold Tuesday morning and concerns about water wells as spring planting nears.
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