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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1963

Page

10

Household Labor Saving Hints Told at RIC Meeting

The Rural Improvement Club met March 13 at Mrs. Ed Gilbert’s Glenwood home with 20 members one guest and a child. President Mrs. Carl Buch led a brief session, heard notices from Wilma Schultz, and paid dues. Members shared labor saving hints, a housework shortcuts program by Mrs. Ben Jackson and Mrs. Carl Phelps, a 40-question home quiz, song led by Mrs. Forrest Bloomer, and closing prayer by the group. Refreshments in St Patrick colors followed.

The Rural Improvement Club Glenwood Ed Gilbert Carl Buch Lucy Wilcox Wilma Schultz Ida Graves Edmundson Hospital Glen Howrey Ben Jackson Carl Phelps Forrest Bloomer Kenneth Graves Gilbert St. Patrick's

Hillsdale News humble social notes drift through Hillsdale area

Mrs Fay Timgan Pamela and Teresa visited Mrs Hart Barn bourth Glanwood Thursday morning. The Board of Stewarts met at Hillsdale Church and discussed finances and the building fund note. Many locals hosted and visited relatives from Council Bluffs Omaha Red Oak Emerson Malvern Tabor Silver City Pacific Junction Glenwood and Silver City with piano recitals and the Marchio’s dinner partnership noted.

Fay Timgan Pamela Teresa Hart Barnbourth Glanwood Stewarts Hillsdale Church Hula Carr Ward Will Glenwood G. W. Sell Thay Tudor Red Oak Dennis Suhr Thorn Dillon Omaha Disk Suhr Council Bluffs Glen Robertson Silver City Robertson Farm Bureau Washington, D.C Kenneth Clark Vaughn Clark Lea Clark Harry Clark Emerson Gary Blackburn Tabor Blackburn Debbie Teri McGinnis Tabor Congregational Church Wanda Ewart Sharon Cowden McGinnis Gordon Gaylord Norbert Welsh John Powles Near Pacific Junction Drayton Slaughter Barbara, Shapcott Malvern Mra Terry Sell Phyllis Gene Hilton Dale Salt Dale Bell Wayne Hilton Glen Howrey Don Carberg Bem Jackson Wayne Keith William, Stivers Glen- Wood Arleigh Shepard Roger Shepard Dick Shapard Frank Pay Earl Harmen Council Blaffa Leo Clark Rosalee Wright Edith Blackman Don Réwardd David Paul Hilton Bev Gray Phyllis Sher- Tritt

Blamed Wine for His Downfall in Mills Co

Edward W. Grimes of Omaha told Justice Ernest Timmerman he drank three quarts of wine and had two swigs into a fourth when fined $15 and costs this week. He was en route to St Louis and thanked Mills authorities for stopping him. Other cases include Judy Ann Patterson, Glenwood, improper passing, $10 and costs. Teddy Buffon, Red Oak, improper passing, $10 and costs. Lawrence A. Pace, Glenwood, running red light, $10 and costs. Jack D. Williams, Glenwood, failure to have car under control, $10 and costs after a minor accident.

Edward W. Grimes Omaha Ernest Timmerman Grimes St. Louis Mills Judy Ann Patterson Glenwood Teddy Buffon Red Oak Lawrence A. Pace Jack D. Williams Williams Timmerman

Only 21 New Cases as March Term of Court Starts Mon

Mills county district court opens Monday with Judge Cullison presiding and a light docket. Two long-standing criminal cases are listed State vs Charles Allman and Lois Allman for possession of prescription drugs. The docket includes 21 new cases with 12 account suits, five divorces, and four welfare recovery actions, plus 57 continuances largely in account suits.

Mills County District Court Bennett Cullison State Charles Allman Lois Allman Cullison State Board of Social Welfare

Winds and visits mark Hillsdale area life in report

The piece details March weekend weather including damaging winds and heavy rain, local families and visits from neighbors, and community events. It mentions Wayne Keith losing a shed, Dee n Jackson moving to work in Glenwood, and several trips among the Phelps, Bloomer, Hilton, Phelps, and Sawyers families. A Hillsdale School Community Night is announced for March 22 with a cooperative supper and an education program by Chris Hein.

Wayne Keith Dean Jackson Ben Jackson Dick Delashmutt Near Pacific Junction Walter Phelps Forrest Bloomer Ames Iowa School of Auctioneering Art Thieschafer Gary Tamara Forney Lake Thurman Glen Howrey Albert Pearson Farragut Omaha Ernest LuAnn Ernest. White Marysville Kan Forrest J. 3B Bloomer Bellaire Carl Phelps Heber Hillyer Emerson Charley Wright Wayne Hilton Paul Hilton Ray Hilton Malvern Charley Trively Randolph Jimmie Sanders Mary Sawyers County Bluffs Bheer Mra Ctlinr Dashner Mercy Hospital Ida Graves Maude Rist Edmundson Hospital Miss Rist Hillsdale Warren Gaylord Himer Carberg Hilldale Hillsdale Rural School Chris Hein Glenwood

Church Notes St John s Lutheran Church Schedule

Frederick Kreutz, Pastor, Church of the Lutheran Hour. Sunday Worship at 8 am and 10:16 pm. Sunday School classes Tuesday March 26 at 7:30 pm. Sunday School staff meeting chaired by Mr. Chas Copperstone. Thursday March 28 at 7:30 pm Children’s Instruction classes. Sunday March 31 at 7 pm Quarterly Voters Assembly in the church basement.

ST. John’s Lutheran Frederick Kreutz Church of the Lutheran Hour Mareh Chas Copperstone Voters’ Assembly

First Baptist Church Schedule and Meetings

Sunday School at 10 a m Morning Worship 11 a m BYP 6 30 p m Bible Study 7 30 p m Mission society meeting at Hunice Chamberlain home March 22 quarterly business meeting with pot luck supper preceding at 6 30 p m Supt Rev Wayne Bass Minister Lyle Williams listed for the church calendar with March dates and events.

First Baptist Church Wayne Bass Lyle Williams Mission Society Hunice Chamberlain

First Methodist Church Youth Membership Classes Start Saturday

Rev John Lippincott leads youth membership classes at First Methodist Church with Pastor Warren Darrah guiding sessions for students in grades. The event begins Saturday at 9 a m and targets interested youth in the congregation.

First Methodist Church John Lippincott Warren Darrah

Church Fellowship Hall Schedule and Communion Sunday

In fellowship hall on Sunday at 9:46 a m Sunday school led by Mrs Warren Darrah supt 11 a m Divine worship includes Holy Communion drive for One Great Hour of Sharing. Evening 6 p m Senior High MYF Bud Hertz Jr recounts trip to Washington DC and United Nations. Upcoming meetings weekly include Official Board Tuesday 7 30 p m class on Christian Foundations Wednesday 9 a m Extension service 7 30 p m Chancel Choir Thursday Mary Circle 6 30 p m Business and Professional Women use hall.

Fellowship Hall Warren Darrah MYF Buddy Hertz, Jr Washington, D. C United Nations Wed Mary Frank Stevens Jr

Holy Rosary Church Glenwood Mass Schedule

Fr C L Kaufman pastor announces mass times at Holy Rosary Church Glenwood with Sunday masses at 6 315 a m and 9 a m and a Sunday State School service at 7 30 a m First Fridays and Holy Days at 6 18 0 a m and 7 30 p m Weekdays at 7 a m Confessions Saturdays at 8 a m

Holy Rosary Catholic Church Glenwood C. L. Kaufman

First Presbyterian Church Service Schedule

Dr Alfred Martin minister Morris Parks superintendent worship at 9 am Sunday school at 10 am Choir gathers Wednesday evening at 7 40 PM for practice and worship marks weekly church activities

First Presbyterian Church Alfred Martin Morris Parks S. S

Card of Thanks from Mass Kayton Grindle

Mrs J K Mass thanks friends and relatives for cards towers gifts and visits during hospital stay and after returning home and for Rev Pullman visits H H Kayton expresses gratitude for cards letters gifts and flowers Curt Grindle thanks friends for cards letters calls while at veterans hospital

Rev. Pullman J. K. Mass H. H. Kayton Veterans Hospital Curt Grindle

Thanks for cards gifts and visits during my hospital stay

Harvey Miller thanks friends and relatives for cards gifts flowers and visits during his hospital stay and after returning home expressing lasting gratitude for their thoughtfulness.

Harvey Miller

County Heart Fund tallies reach 1000.73 in Mills County

Mrs. Herbert Wasserman chair man of the Mills County Heart Fund reported receipts to date totaling 1000.73. She thanked volunteers and donors for loyal support and announced recent memorials including Mrs Susie Stewart Pacific Junction for Walter, Mr and Mrs Robert Hoggsle Red Oak for Harold Cheney, Glenwood Community Faculty Association for A K Nuckolls, William Harbor Henderson for mother Pearl, and Mr and Mrs Herbert Wasserman Mineola for C C Osterholm.

Herbert Wasserman Mills County Heart Fund Wasserman Corps of Campaign Volunteers Heart Fund Susie Stewart Pacific Junction Walter Robert W. Hogssle Red Oak Harold Cheney Glenwood

Card of Thanks from Bill Blackburn

Many people sent cards and messages of cheer and visited me during my hospital stay. Their kindness helped the time pass more quickly and I am grateful.

Bill Blackburn

Community thanks for kindness after loss

The Foster family expresses gratitude for the community’s kind deeds during their loss. They appreciate the floral tributes and contributions to the memorial fund. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Larry Foster Mr. and Mrs. Marion Obanion Mrs. Vernard Foster.

Larry Foster Marion O'Banion Vernard Foster

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