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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1966
Page
3
Hastings MYF held its regular meeting Thursday evening electing officers. President Driver Goodwin, Vice President Sandy Arusciti, Secretary Correspondent Beyer Mals, Treasurer Sandra Goodwin. They will not meet again until June 14, and there will be no MYF meeting this Thursday evening.
The IOOF Grand Lodge officers conferred the initiation degree on twelve candidates at the Glenwood ROW Lodge ball, with one candidate unable to attend due to illness. Attending officers included Grand Master Arthur Ale Crooker and Deputy Grand Master Din Meerter, among others, and local members from Hastings and surrounding areas assisted. Meetings are held weekly at the Hastings lodge hall.
Henry Brown layman supplies Dorothy Largent for morning worship at 9 and Sunday School at 10 a.m. Supt. directs the service.
Hastings Iowa town council met regular session. President Art Larsen presided with councilors Palser Hall Taylor Crouse and Rick present. Minutes of prior meeting and treasurer's report read and approved. Receipts totaled 1512.01. General Fund paid for Malvern Leader power upholstery and various services. Council approved paving two miles of Main Street from Indian Avenue to the R.R. and accepted resignation of Richard Vance. replacement to be appointed. Meeting adjourned. Lois Clutes town clerk. Myrza Vanderpool and Doris Pickering hosted birthday cake and ice cream with Mrs Roy Crawford Friday afternoon.
Roy Courtier son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Courtier and Miss Sharon Woods daughter of Mr and Mrs Jaybourne Woods were married at Gethsemane Church in Mirama last Wednesday. Observations follow on hospital stay for Roy for days. Weather delayed Women’s Federated Club meeting. Recap of Sunday visitors includes Mrs Payne Mrs Plummer and others from Sidney Grand Island and Lexington. Death notice: H R Dick Plumb, longtime Henderson resident, died in Ogden Utah. services held in Fort Morgan Colorado with burial there. survived by son Guy.
Henderson Velma South hosted ThY WS Club while Miss Merrian Moss hosted a card party Friday. Several guests attended from Clarinda, Wagon Wheel Saddle Club met at the Tates home, and visits occurred among Moulds, Wilbers, Schoening, Bergantzels, Rieken, Isaacson, and Keast families. Hospital and travel updates include Red Oak hospital patients and Marion Keast’s 40th anniversary open house in Elliott.
A CYF group from Henderson attended the district zone meeting at Oakland Christian church with youths from seven churches. Transportation was provided by Mrs. Paul Forristall and Mrs. Elmer Bergantzel. Local residents attended various social events, visited relatives in Council Bluffs and Omaha, while others hosted gatherings and moved between farms and towns including Red Oak Macedonia and Shenandoah.
David W. Dyke of Tabor was fined 100 dollars and costs after his speed was measured at 100 mph by officers. Other speeding fines included Dale Malasek of Leigh 28 dollars, Clifford Fender of Silver City 10 dollars, Joe Cain of Des Moines 18 dollars, with additional traffic fines for lack of license, registration, improper starts and passes, and a peace disturbance in various towns.
Sunday gatherings marked by Debbie Maiers twelfth birthday at the Richard Maiers home in Glenwood. Numerous relatives and friends from Malvern, Portland, Omaha, Des Moines, and Red Oak were listed as attendees or visitors through the week, with multiple birthday and farewell events noted across Glenwood, Hamburg, Tabor, and nearby towns.
A string of social moves unfolds as Mr. and Aire Tack Maney relocate to a Shaw Bros farm, Miss Ethel Terrick visits relatives while a daughter remains gravely ill, and several Glenwood Council Bluffs and Omaha residents spend weekends with friends. The piece notes multiple visits, class returns, and a March blizzard with a brief weather summary.
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