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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
2
Malvern and area residents gathered for family visits and events across Omaha Des Moines and Council Bluffs. Attendees included the Ford family of Randolph and Beatrice Ford of Coun cil Duffs, plus Mrs Harold McCain and G W Sell funeral guests, with many relatives traveling to Clarinda and Detroit for recitals and family gatherings.
John J. Sutter, commander of Mills county Vet era of World War II, announced the 7th district Iowa WWI vets convention will be held in Glenwood at the new armory on June 12. A 12:30 p m potluck lunch starts the day with the Auxiliary meeting, and 300 to 400 veterans are expected to attend.
Funeral services for G. W. Sell, 93, were held Monday at Raynor Lett Kent Funeral Home Glenwood. He died Friday at a Griswold rest home after five months there. He lived many years in Hillsdale. wife Alpha survives with four daughters Eula Cary Glenwood Thay Tudor Red Oak Alfred Brandt Silver City, and Edward Taylor Pierre S D, plus a son Russell Clavinda and three brothers Fred Malvern Len Glenwood Kenneth Mattoon Ul.
Iowa Power and Light Co honors 479 members of the 20 Year Club this month. Central Division members were feted in Des Moines. Western Division dinner awaits in Council Bluffs on May 4. A. Paul Thompson lauds employees for loyal service. honorees include Fred Harshbarger, Dean Watson, and Sally Honig, each with 20 years. Retired staff also recognized. ruby pins mark 20-year anniversaries. average active tenure is 30 years.
Gladys Erma Anderson, born February 7, 1898 in Byron Oklahoma, daughter of John and Mable Needs, married Henry Anderson in 1922 at Rock Port Missouri, mother of Robert. Survived by four brothers and two sisters, with her son and others noted among the survivors. Funeral details follow in the obituary record.
Ruby Hastie of Glenwood and seven grandchildren mourn her death after a heart attack. Active in church work, she died at Hamburg hospital. Funeral services were held April 25 at Peterson Mortuary in Glenwood with Rev. John Damon officiating. Music by Joan Dashner and Rev. Damon. Casket bearers included Page Walston, Kenneth Frith, Larry Greer, Ralph Perkins, Marvin Walston, and George Weston. Interment followed at Thurman Cemetery.
James Reno Moore son of William and Leah Billingsley Moore was born August 28, 1880 in Silver City and died April 30 at Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs after entering the hospital the previous Sunday. He was a member of the Silver City Methodist church and 10.0.F. Lodge No. 403. Surviving are his wife Mary, three sons Ted Gene Owen, three daughters Evelyn Newan Catherine Thomas Leah Butcher, 24 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. He was the last of his family and wished to donate his body to medical research and his eyes to the eye bank. no funeral services will be held. Raynor-Lett & Kent Funeral Home of Glenwood made arrangements.
Elvin LeRoy Asell son of Peart and Russell Asal born January 1629 at Red Oak died April 30 1966 after his farm home burned. He attended Weal Chapel and was active in Youth Fellowship. graduated Henderson high school in 1987. He served three years with U S Army of Occupation in Germany returning January 1966. At death he farmed near Macedonia operating heavy moving equipment and terrace construction for Soil Conservation. Survivors include his parents a sister and a brother and grandmother Meéming of Henderson plus other relatives. Funeral at Wesley Chapel Church with Rev. Clement Rowe on Monday at 2:00 p.m. Casket bearers listed. music by Mrs. Wi L Meyer. Caring for the lovers were Mmes Vance Al-
Philip Plumer, Melvin on amd, Galvin Torriscuil, and ushers Clifford Allely, Donald Godfrey, Brie Byren, and Marion Wilson oversaw the Flint cemetery. Interment occurred at Farm Creek cemetery in Henderson under Meee Funeral Home of Carson guidance.
In Justice John Wall's court, eleven truckers faced fines for various state violations last week. Names include George Hill Ottumwa overload $17 Richard Palmer Bremen Ind improper registration $10 Conrad Cole Atmore Ala Carl Titus Kansas City Mo no authority $15 Ralph Bridger Belgarde Neb improper marking $10 Widon Boxley Lamar Colo no fee receipt $15 Randall Thiewiann O Fallon Mo no authority $10 Mark Grooms Stan Hope Mo Alfred Waddell Creston no authority $10 Donald Dinoky Council Bluffs and David Griere Columbus C no decals
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