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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1967
Page
6
Cub Scouts of Pack 70 plan a Saturday pickup in Emerson on March 1 to collect items for Goatwill Industries. Bags were delivered earlier in the week and residents should leave Med bags in plain sight for the next pickup. Contact Cub master Bill Douglas for items not yet received.
Church notes list services at many denominations including Methodist Main service at 11 a.m. Easter prep and Sunday school at 10 a.m. Vice events include WSCS, circle meetings, and Lentes services. Additional items mention pastor Neal DeKalb, Presbyterian Neal DeKalb, and Baptist activities. social notices cover family visits and residents’ health.
Mrs Ward Coust hosts a club tea at 2 pm March. The Exeran Cemetery Association holds an annual meeting at the Sie Gray home at 2 pm March 13. Senior Auxiliary meets at the BallGEs on March 12. Chamber of Commerce supper is at Club 34 west of town on March 14. Methodist Circle meetings at Baptist M and A Asbury Club with Golden Airs at 2 pm.
Mr and Mrs K A Evans left Thuayme for Sen De te Visit with their son Arnold Evans ami family. Res W McLain and Miss Pearl E McLain were supper guests Wednesday in the Evert Sawyers home. Due to illness the John Parkers were unable to be present. Mass Susan Driman visits in Omaha. WRC MET Tre Emerson Womans Relief Corps No 214 met with Mrs Bertha Kellenbarger Friday with 10 members present. The April meeting will be with Mrs Mildred Hartsman.
Funeral services for William Franklin Haney were held at the Methodist church in Emerson, Missouri, conducted by Rev. Earl Kelly. Born June 1, 1583 in Houston, Missouri, he died after a three year illness. He leaves a wife Carolyn, four children Ray, Mae, Myrie Lemons and Julia White, six grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and siblings John Haney and Delilah Cole. Burial in North Grove cemetery. pallbearers included Homer Connell and Warren Honeyman.
Miss Louise Notson of Sioux City visited A Miss Sue Grayson R. N. and her mother Tuesday. Roy W. McLain of Davenport stayed overnight at his sister Miss Pearl E. McLain’s home after flying home from Grand Island Nebraska. Mrs. Flora Rochersperger and daughter Mrs. Joe Allen with Mrs. Bertha Kellenbarger and Miss Florence Cooper were dinner guests of Mrs. Ward Day on Thursday. Mrs. Laura Vreenegoor spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs. Darwin Shelton in Council Bluffs. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. and Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Settell attended the senior chili supper at Fll with Mrs. Orville Tackett of Glenwood visiting Frank Saw.
Emerson Cemetery Association schedules a meeting for Friday night March 16 at 7:90 at Miss Sue Gray son's home. The Mills County Barracks 1377 and Auxiliary held a joint dinner in Glenwood with 31 veterans and 36 auxiliary members, plus officers from Council Bluffs. Ed Marskell and Edwin Grayson celebrated a wedding anniversary at the Grayson home. Homer Connell attended the wedding of Harry Woaten and Lindsay McMillen at St John Lutheran Church on Saturday night.
The Emerson Baptist group held their annual pot luck dinner with 16 members present. Devotions by Mrs Aleeta Burgelt featured Revelation and a discussion on Communist America. Treasurers and secretary reports were read by Mrs Fred Edie and Mrs Sam McKee Jr. A box was sent to the Congo, and book purchases for the Jr Dept library were reported. The group voted to send funds to the Christian Home and to the Harlan On April 2 the Sioux Palis College.
The Asbury Club hosts a Golden Anniversary Tea at Mrs. Matt Laughlin’s home on Thursday March 16 at 2 pm with co hostesses Mrs. Wayne Spicer Mrs. Jim Durbin and Mrs. Joe McKee. Local residents and visitors appear in a sequence of family notes and social visits across Red Oak and nearby towns.
Hillsdale and surrounding towns saw a flurry of family visits and social gatherings. Omaha guests included Mrs Mary Sawyers and the Kemp family, with various siblings and in laws dining or calling on relatives in Malvern Tabor Glenwood Pacific Junction Soul City and South City during the weekend.
A fragment mentions a Monday birthday for Gordon Gaylord and a Mrs. Gordon Gaylord, with reference to a provided payment or “pay” detail amid a birthday greeting from family or acquaintances.
Community notes describe a calm March start with clear weather, early field work, and fertilizer spreading. Local visits include the Bower Rowe families from Sidney and Shenandoah, moves near Glenwood, and gatherings with neighbors from Omaha and Council Bluffs. Kenton Rohrberg returns from St Pauls College. Pratts travel to New Orleans and Gulf Coast. Social events feature club meetings, coffee gatherings, and a Florida trip tale.
Mrs. White will host the Monthly Family Night at Hillsdale Church on Sunday evening inviting the community to share in a cooperative supper. Carl Phelps leads the evening’s program while plans for hospital and church events unfold including WSCS meetings and service projects.
Rev LeRoy Pullina delivers morning sermon themed Saving Thee nts by Using Them to the Hillsdale Church Congregation. Bible Study Class continues with meetings at Wayne Tilton home and Ben Jackson home. one final lesson remains to finish the series.
Walter Lee of Rosemead California received a five year service award from Bekins Van Lines Co national trucking firm. A Mills County native, he has driven since 1961 with Bekins and Van Lines, logging over 300000 miles accident free. He and Mrs Scott formerly Betty Dunbar of Hastings are longtime Mills County residents.
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