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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
2
The report records a tenth diplomatic meeting with mentions of attendees including Reg Bergoin Bennie and Mindy. The readable lines reference a gathering at the Lane Clay Tenpie with twenty two members of a group.
The council approved the appointment of Nadie Good as town clerk. Meetings adjourned. salaries listed include 310.65 for town clerk duties and related items.
Around 25 members at MYE with Mrs Joyce Relig awe all the church Sunday evening. No sewer was meld at the ube sent gemands on property of Arthur Cosel Win. Everyone parted a peath time art wish 40 ahindk Me. Goodwin fo alling there use of his property and doyce Relley for chaperading them. Mrs Renald Freeman and Donny Pickerivsy of Red Oak were Sunday guests in the William Pickerb bore. Mr and Mrs erron Creuse attended a retirement party and dinner at Hemburg Thursday evening in honor of George Shipley of Vijur man. Around 30 people attended the oyster and chili supper at the IOF lodge in bustings Sunday evening. People from Shenandoah Red Oak Glenwood and several surrounding towns attended Warren Crawford of Grandland Nebraska Timmy took aboutt of Glenwood visited Saturday in the Herb Stogdill and Rey Cranwford homes. Jock Largent and sister Mrs Ray Hickerson of Milford Nebraska flew to California over the week end to visit their mother Mrs Allie Largent who is in a rest home there. Dinner guests April 30 in the Aston Crouse home in honor of Mrs Crouse birthday were Miz and Mrs Gay Ellwanger and Jett of Omaha the Gene Patser family Bob Crouse family and Mr and Mrs Bern Van derpool and Terry.
The Lattes Cemetery Association held a regular meeting May 3 at Mrs. Verren Crouse’s home with Ruby Tage and Ruth Kelley from Red Oak present. A lunch was served. Next meeting is planned for June 7 at Helen Quimby’s home.
Mr and Mrs R E Glebe of Council Bluffs and Mrs Dwayne Reich with Ty and Timmy joined Ian and Mrs Harvey for a weekend camping trip at Yuk Star. Mrs Vols Bickel of Mineola hosted a recital Tuesday evening at the Minesia Church with Peg Bargain Ann Owen Bole Capel and others attending.
Hastings Fire Department urges residents to restrict fire phone calls to fires and emergencies only. Cecil Clark, secretary-treasurer, notes the reminder aims to prevent nonurgent misuse and ensure rapid response during incidents.
Local notes from Malvern dated Thursday May 11 1987 recount parish and family updates. Mentions Lena, Mrs Austin Creare, and My Meyers with several relatives and neighbors visiting, plus health notes and community ties.
Community members gathered for visits and dinners across Wesley, Tama, and nearby areas. Attendees included Mrs Dehart, Mr DeHart, Rev Cleawnt Rowe, and many families, with dinners hosted for Dean Darby and Kathy Grindle's confirmation at St Johns Lutheran Church. Trips to Des Moines, Omaha, and Phoenix were noted, alongside hospital releases and visits to relatives in Essex and Hastings.
Mary Wasthigien was honored on her birthday May 4 with gathering and well wishes from family and friends including Mrs. Moet Washburn, Linde and Foley. Local events mention university attendance and hospital visits, with various relatives noted at celebrations across the community.
On a snowy Wednesday 40 ladies two children and the minister attended the May Breakfast at the church. Lilacs theme decorated the basement with juice coffee and treats. Jean Baillon spoke after an Oper Line session. guests came from Red Oak Henderson Mastings and Malvern.
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