Social Happenings at Salyers Dinner Party and Club Notes
Robert Salyers and his wife hosted a quiet Saturday dinner party with Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield Mr. and Mrs. Nothem and Mr. Salyers Jr. in attendance No entertainment planned The Malvern Garden Club will meet May 9 at 2 30 p m at Mrs Louis Knop s home The Mary Circle met April 27 at Evelyn Goy s home Co-hostesses were Georgia Davis Bertha Stewart and Louise Bass Twenty three members and three guests attended with youth fellowship encouragement The next meeting will be at Olive Pevehouss home on May 26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Salyers
Mrs
Malvern Garden Club
Louis Knop
Mary Circle
Evelyn Goy
Georgia Davis
Bertha Stewart
Louise Bass
Marjorie Daghner
Ira Jewell Scott
Opal Stille
Twila Jackson
Olive Pevehouss
Church Notes Highlight Local Services and Activities
Local church listings for Glenwood Malvern and area outline masses, Sunday School times, and services at Holy Rosary, Pirot Methodist, First Baptist, Presbyterian, St Johns Lutheran. Includes May events such as Ruth Circle, Kensington meeting, guild gatherings, Home Finding Society appeals, and Lutheran Hour broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
O. L. Kaufman
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Malvern
Frederick Hreutz
Aid Society
U. S
Ft. Dodge
WSCS Executive Committees Held Business Meeting
An executive meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service was held April 28 with 11 members present. Recommendations to the general meeting and to the three circles were made. A filing cabinet was proposed to store records. The annual fall bazaar vote split. those voting yes want continuing the bazaar, while no voters prefer other fund raising ideas. Absentee ballots pending final tally. Membership tea planned for May 10 at the church. Each secretary filed semi annual reports and the budget committee completed plans for June 1961 1982.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Elmer Malcom Plows 140 Acres With 40 Tractors
At Max Dashner farm near Malvern a large crew of neighbors and 40 tractors completed a quick 140 acre plowing job in three hours. Helpers included Maurice Alberts Ralph Bower Ben Breed McCain Louis Miller Lowell Miller Leonard Parker Bert Pollitt Perle Royston Archie Scott Corte Stewart Max Stewart and Bill White while neighborhood ladies provided meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Malcom
Max Dashner
Malvern
Maurice Alberts
Ralph Bower
Ben Breed
Mills County
Meeting for LPN May at Glenwood
A meeting for licensed practical nurses was held at the Glenwood State school April 21. Seven attended and officers were elected. The second Tuesday of each month was set as meeting night. The next meeting is May 9 at 8 p m in building No. 1 at Glenwood State school. All LPNs in the area are invited to join the association and attend future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood State School
Purity of Mind and Spirit in Upper Room Study
A devotional from The Upper Room in Nashville urges cleansing thoughts to reflect Christlike living. It cites Psalm 24 and Proverbs, contrasts thoughts with air purification, and prays for God to grant purity, peace, and inner confidence through faith and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah
Janus
Driver Snoozes and Hits Guard Post on Highway 275
A Glenwood driver named Joe W. Wright, 26, dozed at the wheel and left the highway seven miles north of Tabor, striking a guard post. Damage to the radiator and undercarriage was valued at $50. The accident occurred about 1 30 a m Sunday per Sheriff Ho iWin Barkus' office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Tabor
HoiWin Barkus
Joe W. Wright
Chase Down Main Street Leads To 15 Day Jail Term
Don White of Malvern completed a 30 day stay in Mills county jail but was returned to county accommodations for 15 more days after Justice of the Peace John Hall offered a choice of a $50 fine or 15 days. White faced charges of reckless driving by Malvern Marshal C W Rich who said White tried to outrun him on Main Street after being asked to dim his lights. White claimed he was not driving. The 30 day sentence stemmed from intoxication charges.
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Don White
Malvern
Mills County
Justice of Peace
John Hall
White
C. W. Rich
Main Street
Rich
Justice Hall
Hall
Check forgeries leads to Mills Court arraignment
Fay Thomas of Tabor faced arraignment after being charged with writing an insufficient funds check for 25 dollars to a Glenwood store. Before Justice Carl Remsey, she was bound over to district court with bond set at 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Thomas
Tabor
Glenwood
Justice of Peace
Carl Remsey
District Court
Malvern Town Council Minutes May 1 1961
Malvern Iowa regular meeting May 1 1961 with Mayor Gearhart absent and Salyers acting as chair. Bills paid cover street lighting pumping water funds fire fund and general fund including utilities supplies and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Iowa
Ford
Knop
Mansfield
Salyers
Spiker
Gearhart
Towa Power & Light Co
Iowa Power& Light Co
Clifford Rich
General Fund
Paul Winters
D. E. Grindle
Norman
N. W. Bell Tel. Co
Burlington
N. W. Bell Tel, Co
Malvern Leader
Ptions
Malvern Cemetery Association
Frank Fay
General Fun
Super- Pace Service Co
Pace Service ‘Co
Schultz Bros. Impl
Salyers Impl. Co
Gay Oil Co
Zene
Gear
U. S. Supply Co
McKesson & F Water Fund
Comfy corner feature at Catalyst and library updates
The Catalyst notes a cozy corner with two chairs a lamp and coffee table. Malvern Free Public Library will close Tuesday May 9 due to district convention in Red Oak, then stay open other days. Appreciation messages praise recent gifts and express thanks to donors volunteers and the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalyst
Iowa Library Association
Red Oak
Malvern Free Public Library
Grateful Thanks From Mr and Mrs Elmer Malcom
The Malcoms thank friends and neighbors for plowing and for the lunch served by the ladies. Your kindness will be long remembered. Village notice appears on page 47 advertisement section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Malcom
Beer Charge Leads to $50 Fine for Perry in Henderson
Donald D. Perry of Pacific Junction faced a $50 fine plus costs after being charged with drinking beer on the highway. Justice Carl Nemley imposed the penalty following an arrest by Sheriff Edwin Barkus on county road G. A 14-year-old Henderson girl was in the vehicle, according to Remley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald D. Perry
Pacific Junction
Justice of Peace
Carl Nemley
Perry
Sherif Edwin Barkus
Henderson
Remley
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. D. Mansfield
A. H. Nothem
T. #. Salyers
Pirot Methodist Church
Don E. Griffin
M.Y
WSOS
Ruth Circle
First Baptist Church
Wayne Bass
Lyle Williams
S. S
Kensington
Richard Anderson
The
Presbyterian Church
Alfred Martin
Laura Clay
Presbyterian Guild
D. RB
Hyde
WSCS
Steveston
Harley Stevesson
Department of Social Welfare
OAA
Tiny & Viv’s Cafe
Elaherwieh
Jackson
Style Shop
Ing. Orville Babbitt
Floyd Blackman
Floyd Brammer
Lee Bailey
Marion Clark
Tom Clark
Basil Clay
Lea Clark
Warren Cox
Otha Dickersbach
Don Dunsdon
Elmo Davis
Bill Donelson
Roy Danley
Elmer Edlund
Rodey
Nashville, Tennessee
Chase
Fred Robinson
Robinson
Fred Harshbarger
Iowa Power & Light Company
J. L. Thompson
Russell Construction Company
Town Power & Light Company
Woodford R. Byington
Mills Court
Malvern Fire Department
Harold McCain
G. F. Wills
E. €. Stafford
Audubon
W. C. Vanderpool
Edwin Wills
Dale Chambers
J. Richard Cardwell
Dallas Benedict
T. A. Rubenking
Homer Fritz
Lenora Scholte
Earl Bass
H. R. Trevor- Roper
Francis
Ann Benedict
N. P. Crink
T. E. Shonka
Lynn McNulty
Rick Smith
Leland Hansen
Hunt
Musselman
Texey
Johnson Grocery
Alvern
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