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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1965
Page
5
Henderson gains a new Phillips 64 filling station on the corner west of Hendrix Implement Co. Dan Frink opens the service sta tion bringing new fuel options to the town. The new outlet aims to serve local motorists with standard fuels and convenient access.
Sunday gatherings at Edmondson hospital to Council Bluffs and the Colonial Cake home in Red Oak register visits by Pennell Coppock Magers and others. Local residents attend meals with Mayor Aukland and families. Red Oak hospital patient Grace Bowen. Elliott and Coppock families host callers. services for Mrs. Salisbury held in Red Oak with local attendees.
Henderson social page notes a Friday birthday club gathering with Mrs. Tierbart Stephens hosting and Mrs. Ruth Atlensworth assisting. Guests include Su aun Atonsworth of Macedonia and Mrs. Jake Morris, with cake, entertainment, and various attendees listed in a bustling community social item.
Mr and Mrs Orville McVay and Mussell of Denison called on Mr and Mrs Tom Gage Sunday morning. Visitors included John Gage Jr family of Emerson and Russell Prine of Council Bluffs. Saturday supper guests were Stan Dayson and sons of Millard Nebraska. Bruce Day son recently visited Butterfields and returned home with his parents. Linda Coppoth overnight with Gwen and Gay Nelson. Mr and Mrs Joe Mays and Penny of Council Bluffs were weekend guests of Weldon Wallace. Mrs Robert Byers hospitalized in Council Bluffs for tests. Jerry Byers and im visited Mrs Byers parents Dale Doelitts and Bruce in Gravois Mo from Thursday to Saturday.
T G Hicken faced a Saturday return after a storm marooned him and 10 others at a nursing home in Jewell while en route to a Minnesota Iowa land contractors meeting. Local notices recount birthday dinners, overseas guests, and various family visits across Griswold Red Oak Ainsworth and Corning, with multiple social events and travel plans noted.
Friends of the J. G. Loving family recall their oldest son H. E H. Loving spent two years in Libya where he managed the Agency for International Development at Tripoli. His wife and two daughters joined him. Libya, twice the size of Texas, is mostly desert with limited cultivation. After Libyan oil fields were developed, American aid shifted toward technical assistance. The Lovings returned in August and Mr Loving resumed his role as vice president in charge of personnel at Wisconsin Telephone Co. in Milwaukee.
Rep and Mrs William Secherle attended a party at the Jay Mc Munigill home in Glenwood Saturday night.
Oaks News reports John Viner Donna Cole and Ralph L Cole attended a Youth Conference at Grace Bible Institute in Omaha from Friday evening to Sunday afternoon. The article lists numerous local attendees and church activities including Mission Circle meeting and guest day events.
Hastings 4 H junior feeders met at Tom Axtell home for March with 18 members present. Talks covered making and keeping friends health and gasol ine line maintenance. Lunch by Mrs Axtell. Next meeting set for April 8 at Dick and Darrell Godfreys.
Mr and Mrs Albert Stille were Saturday supper guests of the Bill Huffs. Mr and Mrs Lester Mars den were evening visitors.
Next Monday, March 29, the Goodwill truck will visit area churches to collect usable clothing, shoes, furniture, small appliances, jewelry and household items. Donors should leave items at listed churches such as Emerson Methodist, Glenwood Methodist, Hillsdale Methodist, Hastings Methodist, Malvern Presbyterian, Cham berlain Baptist, and others. items go to the Omaha Goodwill plant for repair and sale to support handicapped workers.
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