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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
12
A Grapus Bible teacher urges Christians to live from above not the world, citing Colossians 3 and detailing sins to avoid. The article notes local visits by Mr. and Mrs. Darland, guests in Randolph, plus several social engagements at the Darland and Fender households.
Mr and Mrs J L Waterworth hosted visitors from Chicago and Adams in the W E Waterworth home from Thursday through Sunday. The Verlyn Mayberry family of Council Bluffs called Friday. Mrs Ethel Mayberry of Glenwood died in Council Bluffs hospital. funeral held Tuesday at the Glenwood Christian church. Dinner guests Friday included Mrs Orin Mann, Mrs Monica Tiemeyer and children, and Mrs Terry Ailely and daughter.
Emerson town minutes from April 27 and May 2 1967 show the council discussing street program needs with engineers from H Gene McKeown and associates Water and grading issues at the depot and northwest street area Oversight of maps submitted to the Iowa Highway Needs Study and routine bill approvals plus community events and local visitations noted in attendance and social mentions.
A string of monetary figures and numbers appears without context or readable narrative. The OCR text lists various amounts such as 165,922.34 and 284,705.00 alongside other figures and the word sea, offering no coherent story, date, or named entities to summarize into a news item.
William Van Antwerp pastor leads Sunday School for all ages at 11 a.m. and morning worship at 2 p.m. Baccalaureate service set for Nishna Valley High School. Wednesday gathering at 2 p.m. Ladies Mission and Aid meets at the church. No evening events due to commencement at 8 p.m. Thursday evening circle meets at 7:30 p.m. at the church.
Local church notices list Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. at Champion Hill Presbyterian and Methodist Church with Pastor details, Sunday events, circles meetings, and choir practice. Nearby visits and hospital trips are mentioned among parishioners and guests.
Emerson Rainbow will install Sun on Sunday at 1 30 p m at the Masonic and OES hall. Teri Moody daughter of Dr and Mrs M E Moody will be the new Worthy Advisor. Frances E Harman thanks Emerson for support during hospitalization and praises local leaders and council for city improvements.
May 11 Goodwill Club meets with Bertha Kellenbarger May 12 American Legion Auxiliary May 15 Junior Auxiliary American Legion May 17 Ruth and Naomi Circles Baptist Mission and Aid.
Funeral services for Edward James Stidd 74 were held Monday at the Sellergren Funeral Home in Red Oak with Rev Gordon Boone officiating and burial in Emerson Cemetery. A lifetime Emerson area resident, he died at his Red Oak home suddenly Thursday evening May 4 after a heart attack. Born January 1 1893 at Henderson he is survived by brother Fred Sudd Compton California and sister Mrs Fred Huntsman Emerson. Pallbearers were John Parker Walter Bailey Darwin Hascall Gilbert Carlson Alfred Anderson and Raymond Mitchell.
Homer Black is recovering after surgery. Mr and Mrs Paul Jones plan a weekend stay with daughter Mrs Charles Traw and family in Iowa City. Mr and Mrs Alvin Decker of Glenwood visited here Saturday in the A Decker home. Mr and Mrs Quentin Johnson Linda and Gary attended a family dinner Sunday at Don Johnsons in Red Oak after the baptism of Don Johnsons young son.
Mrs Vernon and Mr and Mrs Jack Haney hosted a birthday party with Bob Bell and Elmer Haney’s family. Guests from Scranton Burg Ham and other towns attended cake events. A cooperative dinner honored Richard Bass’s birthday with Glenwood families. weekend visitors included the Kemp family from Council Bluffs.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Myers hosted Sunday visitors including Dan Myers Shelly of Omaha Glen Perkins Alva Decker the Dwight Myers family Glenwood and Jack Haney Lee Kepple visiting through Sunday with cousins Floyd Blackman. Christine’s second birthday party at Harold Van Meter home featured Tom Clark and Robert. Ira Bell attended funeral services in Red Oak for Ed Sudd. Ethel Herrick returned from Council Bluffs aunt Harriet Kramer with daughter Arlene Johnston ill in hospital. Frank Chamberlain visited near Hamburg with Lyle Houts family. Emma Bell and Paul Bell joined Dale Bell visitors from Tabor. Marlene Fieselman of Griswold spent weekend with Elmer Fieselman.
Becky Danley stayed overnight Wednesday with Linda Haney to mark Linda Haney’s sixteenth birthday on Thursday.
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