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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1961
Page
3
Sunday and weekend visits mark a busy period in Tabor and nearby towns with many guests from Minneapolis Silver City Randolph and Council Bluffs. Family gatherings include births hospital stays weddings and travel to Omaha Des Moines and Greenfield as residents share news of visitors illnesses and moves.
Mr and Mrs John Wooten and family with Sharon Irwin Sandra Walker and Tom Price spent Sunday at Wauhonste park for a picnic and hike. Wednesday visitors in Clyde Bacon include Mrs John Gardner Mrs Myra Gordon of Hamburg and Mrs Nna McCormick of Washington Indiana.
Glenwood State School will host two University of Iowa summer courses from June 13 to August 9 with James Purkhiser teaching. Education of Exceptional Children offers 3 semes ter hours while Laboratory Practice in Teaching Mentally Retarded Children offers 3 to 5 hours. Open to graduate and undergraduate students. fees are 85 dollars for 6 to 8 hours plus 20 dollars for non resident undergraduates.
Two Mills County girls were chosen as extension home economist assistants for summer. Karen Deitchler of Hastings and Joan Laughlin of Emerson will serve in West Pottawattamie and Monona counties under county extension economists. Both have notable leadership and 4‑H backgrounds. Wilma Schultz praises their accomplishments, and they are expected to lead future county work after college. Mrs. Bill Kopp escorted Litta Walker to Hamburg for a 10 day visit to Hutchinson, Kansas.
Judy Hascall of the Indian Deerettes Jr. and Mark Laughlin for the Busy Boosters were chosen King and Queen of the Malvern 4-H carnival held Saturday night. About 225 attendees enjoyed dancing and games as proceeds support a Teen Age 4-H club trip to Oklahoma August 10 under the extension service guidance of the Bass and Darling families. Card of thanks to the Malvern fire department and neighbors by Les and Fritz Kaap.
John E Smith 83 of 3305 Avenue B died April 28 in an Omaha hospital after a month long illness. Native of Warren county, he lived in Council Bluffs 45 years and was a World War I veteran. He retired as custodian at the National Guard Armory and belonged to the Baptist church of Malvern. Survivors: two daughters Marquell Brown Clin ton and Maxive Lohse Minneapolis, a brother Ossie Council Bluffs. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Monday Cutler Chapel. Interment Malvern cemetery.
Final rites for Dorothy Buesing were held at Mansfield Funeral Home for a Barstow California death from brain tumor. The Malvern native, born 1922, graduated Malvern High class of 1939, married John Buesing in 1942 and lived in Maywood and Barstow with three children John 17 Dorothy 16 and Robert 12. She was active in PTA Congregational church and CFS. Interment Malvern cemetery.
The Neb Iowa Regional Blood Center in Omaha schedules six spring bloodmobile visits for Mills County. At Creston First Congregational Church volunteers gathered as Mrs. Ken Evans and Miss Meta Schlueter discussed needs, scheduling, and reciprocity plans with local chairmen. Wayne Koski urged community eligibility declarations for Red Cross blood and hospital cooperation to ensure no Mills residents are billed for transfusions.
The Malvern Leaver reports Mills County volunteers surpassed a 524 pint target for the year with 90 donors from Glenwood mobile on April 14. The paper notes yearly totals, quotas, and future mobile dates in Malvern and Glenwood and acknowledges donors and organizers for a life saving community program.
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