Malvern News Roundup of Visits and Family News
Malvern residents share hospital visits and greetings from relatives across Des Moines, Council Bluffs, Red Oak and nearby towns. extended family gatherings include Campbell, Schrorder, Schroeder, Hartzer, Goshgarian, Hageman, Winters, and Anderson clans with travel from Maxwell, Creston, and Omaha.
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Nita
Hom
Oni
Dawid Seipold
Mer
Roper Phirtzer
Des Moines
Warren Darrah
Hartzer
Maxwell
Dan Harteer
George Goshgarin
Los Angeles
John Schrowley
Donovan Girl
Comstock
Harold Simmer
Norman Sinner
Robert Schrorder
Donald Schrovder
Linelda
Lawrence Schroeder
Hastings
Aml
Evn Edwards
Rosy Dittman
Ava
Hugo Dittman
Shelby
Mes Neyser
Joana
Counseil Insukts
Coopurior
Gilt
Je Krot
Ty Af Crestent
Nina Ceetise
Nishna Cottage
St Strahan
FP. J. Buttmann
Tamity
Robert Hageman
Birmingham
Mich
Hagemans
Mexico City
Rhindie Winters
W. Gd. Holmans
Minneaspuls
Minn
Nived
Linda Berpison
Wint
Car Crossing Center of Road Leads to Fine
Emory W. Landy 34 was fined and costs by Justice Ernest Simmernad at Gletwood after a Sunday afternoon collision on a county road south of Highway 34. Landy was charged with failing to yield half the roadway. Highway Patrolman Harry Gregg reported Landy’s car crossed the center and hit Civil Burbee 36 of Aemsvoord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory W. Landy
Youle
Sidney
Ernest Simmernad
Gletwood
Landy
Harry Gregg
Lundy
Civil Burbee
Aemsvoord
Spring in the air amid gardens and a fallen hero
Scribblings reflects on spring's warmth and gardening dreams while noting Vietnam war worries. It honors PFC Johnathan M. Spicer, a conscientious objector who joined the Marines and died aiding the wounded near Khe Sahn. Local groups urge more visible flags and Memorial Day reminders, tying patriotism to Lyndon Johnson's defense of the flag.
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Vietnnam
Coantry
Lorend
Johnathan M. Spicer
Vie
Wis
Medcal
Khe Sahn
Dhes
American Legion Auxiliary
Randolph Women's Civic Club
Bill Fichter
Richard Yanatta
Kenneth Shram
Lyndon Johnson
Oaks News From Malvern Area Church Activities
Oaks church invited Emerson Baptist for a musical program Thursday evening. Attendance at Sunday school was 56 with several birthdays and visitors noted. Families and neighbors from Malvern, Tarkio, Audubon, Red Oak and surrounding towns joined services and visits, with hospital and dinner gatherings recounted among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psidin Bae
the Oaks
Emerson Baptist Church
Driskell Visit Highlights Weekend at Sidney
Mr and Mrs Royce Driskell of Sidney visited his father and had Sunday evening calls at the Laundard Wilking home. Mrs R M Phillips was a weekend guest. Other names appear garbled in the clipping but indicate family and friend visits around Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mayberry
Wilbur
Oaklant
Saul
City
Puents
Charlesly
Dorotha Vanager
Gerald
Wilcox
Robert Hiches
Conneil Bluffs
Rick Wille
Sona
Werner Hansons
Fam
Tive Lynn Gren
Dudley Green
Childrens Hosp
Omaha
Fay Bentony
Bud Beas Fey
Mr and Mes
Teo Logid
Elers
Mercy Sroith
Red Oak
Benton
Bowmans
Benderson
Pullens
Arlene Banks
Superior. Net
Dan Steinar
Dick Smith
Negan
Warald Sharpnak
Hinxley
Ben Smith
Ben Smiths
Richard Thompson
Viet Nam
Golden
Colo
Lee Thompson
Daved Dirkie
Jem
Mes. Gourte Iivin
Dean Irving
George Ivins
George Huntsman
al Emmerson
Royce Driskell
Sidney
Chet Driskall
Laundard Wilking
Tom Rumery
Emersa
Robert? Smith
Brett
Kathy
Mosi Hulda - Wilson
i.Bhiffs
Yoyo Wily
Gary Hubbard
Iowa City
Warren Miller
Warren Jr
Richard
Arthur Inman
Everett Buttercase
Elsie Moore
Gerald Moore
Tabor
Wm. Anderson
George Anderson
Repuris
Last Supper Meeting on Mount of Olives Scene
Fragmentary church text recalls Jesus meeting with the disciples on the eve of the crucifixion near the Mount of Olives after singing a hymn, referencing Matthew 26 30 as they gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey
Mount of Olives
Jesus
Attending and visiting relatives in Randolph area
Randol ph Enterprise items describe Ms. Leslie Whitney and Mrs. Mary Elaine Cribbs visiting Randolph and Riverston relatives, with travels to Kansas City Denver Chillicothe and Lock Springs. Other social visits include locals with Hamlin Williamson Vanada Enoch and Church hymn reflections, plus a Passover observance and a prayer note from D A Tappmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Whitney
Kansas City
Mary Elaine .Cribbs
Denver
Colu
Ross Smith
Whitneys
D. D. Williamson
Williamson
Hamlin’s
Lock Springs
Hester Stokesberry
Randolph
Clark Vanada
Randy
Warren Ferrel
Anderson
Knott's
Council
Area 13
School Bluffs
Research Center
Rolland
Keith Schaaf
Juless
Grant
Wichita
Kans
Don Enoch
East High School
Craig Enoch
Howard Hill
Kenneth Knight
Glenwood
Ted Right
Ricky
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