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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1964
Page
3
Whaavermans Miss Blanche Emerick was honored Sunday at a birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Hoover. Many relatives and friends attended, with guests from several towns joining in celebration and continued travel plans for Easter visits.
Rep William J. Scherle of Henderson Mills County announces bid for Republican nomination to represent the newly drawn Mills Fremont district. A veteran lawmaker since 1980, he led fights on taxes and costs, chairs Mills County Central Committee, and emphasizes economy, agriculture, roads, schools, and industrial development.
Joseph R. Simmonds USN seaman apprentice, son of Mrs. Jane E. Simmonds of Emerson, was among 264 Naval Schools Command personnel at Treasure Island who donated blood for a 13 year old hemophiliac boy in Hayward after a serious auto accident. Over 150 pints were used from blood collected at Treasure Island.
Funeral rites for Mrs. Mary P. Ranne were held at Mansfield Funeral Home led by Rev. John A. Lippincott. Born Oct. 19, 1888 in Malvern, she spent most of her life in Iowa. Survived by five daughters, ten grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, two sisters, and many relatives. interment in Malvern cemetery.
A note of thanks to friends and relatives for cards gifts and visits during hospitalization and at home expressing sincere appreciation for their thoughtfulness to Robert Johnson.
Fred Mintle 93 of Glenwood died March 20 at Nishna Cottage Malvern. Funeral at Raynor Hamilton Chapel Monday at 2 pm Rev C F Waterman officiated. Interment Glenwood cemetery. Survivors include sister Pearl and brother Glen Mintle. Mintle funded Glen Haven retirement home and helped found Glenwood Lake Park museum.
Millie Burgoin expresses sincere thanks for the many cards letters and visits received during her hospital stay and for the kindness shown to her family.
Hillsdale hosts varied guests with Silver City visitors Alfred Brandt and wife Tuesday evening. Eula Carr and Ward from Glenwood visited Wednesday evening, Charley Wright and Walter Hahn came Saturday afternoon. Bob Selliot Hastings and wife visited Monday afternoon. Gus Carlson and Julie from Glenwood dropped by Friday. Saturday evening, Art Thieschafer and Tamara, with guest Luella King of Glenwood, attended the Girl Scout Banquet in Glenwood.
Hillsdale residents join a Glenwood group in Omaha for an audition on a talent show while Tamara Tackett and Nancy Fox Tro t perform. The community also reports visits, dinners, and Easter plans with neighbors, relatives, and friends in Glenwood Randolph Malvern and Omaha, plus sympathy for Fred Bishop Sr and family.
The Hillsdale Women’s Society of Christian Service met March 49 at Mrs. Ben Jackson’s home with 14 members and two children Present. President Dale Sell led the session and Rev. LeRoy Pullman offered the opening prayer. Plans for a future Bible School and a luncheon at Mills County Homemakers on March 26 were discussed. New nominating chair Gene Van Orsdel appointed for one year. Members thanked Mrs. Dennis Suhr for a donated electric can opener and knife sharpener and noted a new serving cart. District Meeting at Harlan on April 1 was announced with hopes someone could attend. A reading of The Cross and the Resurrection by Mrs. Forrest Bloomer, assisted by Mrs. Wayne Hilton and Mrs. Ernest White, preceded adjournment with the Lord’s Prayer until April 16 when Mrs. Bloomer hosts a 1:90 dessert luncheon at the church.
Center Feeders 4 H Club met Friday night with member Joan Buch. good attendance recorded and refreshments served by Joan and her mother Mrs Carl Buch. Pamela Buffington of Chicago arrived Monday evening by plane for Easter vacation with her grandmother Mrs Rollin Buffington. Mr and Mrs Levon Rohrberg and Kenton visited Sunday evening with his mother Mrs Ella Rohrberg near Mineola. They enjoyed a drive Sunday afternoon and visited lifelong friends Mr and Mrs C C Potter in Omaha and lunch with them. On the way home they stopped near Pacific Junction to visit Mrs Slaughter's parents Mr and Mrs John Powles. Gary Thieschafer was a weekend guest of schoolmate Tim Kuhl near Glenwood. Mrs Mary Edwards was a Wednesday afternoon visitor of Miss Pearl Miller.
The Malvern Leader reports a week of visits to Mrs Mary Sawyers in Glenwood, local Easter dinner gatherings, Grand Ole Opera trip to Omaha, Palm Sunday service at Hillsdale Methodist Church, and notes on Rheumatic Fever care for Karen Edmundson. Pupil snow day at Fremont-Milly schools, and signs of spring with rain, warmer forecast, and readers wished a joyous Easter and springtime.
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