Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Malvern Leader in Malvern, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 9 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1967

Page

3

Mayhem at RIC Meeting Highlights Mother’s Day Fundraiser

Reports from the RIC meeting describe a chaotic scene with speakers and attendees, including Mrs VarGrster and Mrs Waste Riftes. Events centered on Mother's Day celebrations, with gifts prepared by Mrs Bech and a Mother’s Day program praised by several members.

Mayheery Sageme VarGrster Waste Riftes Poe Mi Guy Wolfe Cadi Dale Sel The Bible Church Ben Jacks

Hillsdale Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Walker in Malvern. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gariberg visited Vickey Saturday evening in the Ray Valk home near Malvern. Philip Tackett attended a DeMolay Conclave on Sunday in Council Bluffs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phelps visited. Earlier, Mrs. C. C. Scherer and family were weekend guests. Mrs. E. M. Thockmoron and Adel attended events.

Vern Walker Malvern Don Gariberg Vickey Ray Valk Philip Tackett Simdsy Darwyn Shelton Council Bluffs Airs Fay Butterfield Walter Stilles Howard Allensworth Ed Pollitts Velma South Council Bliffs Fen Warnke Omahaard Russell Fleming Richard Edna Dale Robert Flemings Robert Willisea Peggy Hanck Verla Wilber Betsy and Paut Edna Fleming Denise Hendrix Gene Ricker Ed Cherney Ber- Zan Mercy Hospital Omaha Bir Joe’ Stevens Rickers Carl Bolton Bevis Sowers Gordon Steiners Grace Carson Elliott Metra Christoffersen Waterpoon Ira Richards Flyintt

Local social notes reflect a busy week in community life

The column lists numerous visiting guests and gatherings from Creston to Hastings, with names such as Mr and Mrs Paul Rowe, Mrs Mary Sawyers, Mr and Mrs Frank Kemp, and many families from Taber, Red Oak, and Glenwood. Events include dinners, hospital visits, church activities, a Water Wheel Sackile Club meeting, a Quarter Horse Stew planning, and birthday observances, highlighting a network of neighbors across multiple towns.

Gherood Glereasd Dale Sef Frank Kemp Mary Sawyers Rollin Buffington Mills Couny Pioneer Village Minden Nebr Warne Rhode Tabor Roger Patterson Hastings Des Carlberg Randolph Roland Pratt Foy Timson Darland McGinnis Forrest Browner Emes Warneriton Edmundson Hospital Council Eugene Kelly John Fred Kem Hamburg Bil Jackson Annette Willie Benny Ben Jackza Legion Rooms Glenwood Florence Howard Maurice Et Loveland Cole Mayberry Bee Iowa LE Berburg Diane Teess McGinnis Taber Daland Mothinnis Bogese Otis Pondegras Don Red Oak Ron Willams West Vandeginkns AR Pritcher Jaxdsing School URA Winterset Keith Ussishans Carson Water Wheel Sackile Club Clarence McKinney Don Pendesraft Creston Douglas Thien Floyd Bowen Jim Osler Strahan Me. McKinney Sramison Steve Dayson

May Breakfast at Henderson Brought 60 Despite Snow

Adults and children attended the May breakfast at the Christian Church on a snowy Wednesday. Sun bonnets and gingham dresses filled the room with artificial flower decorations and corsages at each place while Florence Mortis and Marion Sieffert led the program.

Henderson Christian Church F. Pres Florence Mortis Marion Sieffert Mamie Forward Women's Society Stefford Hazel Craft May Wisht Iva Boileau Genesee Stephens Addie Fritcher Blanche Edmondson Lori Lynnette Stephens Debbie Slump Beverly Boileau Lucille Byers Viva Allensworth

Busy social calendar for Ralph S Viners in Glenwood and Bluffs

Mrs Ralph J Viner guests May 1 with Federated club in Glenwood. May 2 they lunch with Mr and Mrs Lester Coons in Council Bluffs. Mrs Vitter at Women’s Society for Christian Service installation at Broadway Methodist. Evenings w Mr and Mrs Viner attend Laymen’s dinner at Epworth Methodist in Council Bluffs. Beverly Jewell visits. K C Nickels Crescent call. Birthday event hosted by Mrs Sylvia Achenbaugh. Mothers Club gathering with secret pals revealed.

Ralph J. Viner Federated Club Glenwood Sylvia Achentaugh Marvin Warren Suv Asa McVay Merrian Moss Tade Mothers Club Sylvia Achenbaugh

Henderson Union Bible School Soon

A Bible School teachers meeting was held at the Christian Church Tuesday. Union Bible School starts May 29 with no session on Memorial Day and runs through Saturday. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Williams Debbie Peggy Paul and Charles Hasek Craig Allensworth and Rev. Rowe.

the Christian Church Union Bible School Arnold Williams Debbie Peggy Paul Charles Hasek Craig Allensworth Rowe MVE Hamburg Nishoa Valley High School Lara Crowell Glen Curtis Lenox Kenneth Larulhhuon Kenneth Laurid

Local families visit over weekend in Ames and Oakland

Mr and Mrs Bob Scott and Kathy and Mrs Kenneth Scott and Kim of Oakland were Sunday evening callers of the J K Jewels. Kenneth Scott is in Vetaram. Mr and Mrs Earl Boilgan spent the weekend with the Cran Audreys in Ames going to see the Veisheu Parade.

Bob Scott Kathy Kenneth Scott Kim Oakland J. K. Jewels Vetaram Earl Boilgan Cran Audreys Ames

Services Held for Former Henderson Postmaster

Funeral was held May 4 for Mrs. Mabel Sutton at Christm Church in Glenwood. Rev. C F Waterman officiated with Neil McWherran as vocalist and Mrs Dean Busenberry as organist. Casket bearers were Coryell Buysse Doug las Duysen Gerald Duysen Tobstr ess Paul Exgerss and Fenicis Tedsden. Mrs Sutton, born Dec 28 17M in Harrison County Iowa, was a former Henderson postmaster and Glenwood State School worker. She died May 1 1967 at Glen Haven Home and is survived by three sons Chauncey Eggerss Carl Eggerss Beverly Sutton and daughter Dean Edmondson, plus 26 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Burial followed in Shelby.

Hell Mabel Sutton Christm Church Glenwood C.F. Waterman Neil McWherran Dean Busenberry Coryell Buysse Douglas Duysen Gerald Duysen Tobstress Paul Exgerss Fenicis Tedsden Geaisons Mes. Sitton Mabel Haltey Sutton Janis TY Sarah Nudley Harrison County Washington Township Shelby Town Hans Eggerss Geordie M. Sutton Christian Church Glen- Wool Sutton Glen Haven Chauncey A. Eggerss Lincoln Nebr Carl M. Eggerss Hastings Beverly L. Sutton Lemet Calif Mes Dean Edmondson Menderson

Local Social Notes From Shenandoah and Nearby Areas

Mrs Arthur Allensworth and Mrs Charles Raney of Macedonia attended in Shenandoah Monday. Mrs I E Pant visited Omaha Friday. Mrs Lula Williams returned Thursday from Red Oak after three months away. Sunday afternoon calls included Mrs Williams, Mr and Mrs Levan McDonald, Kay Brent of Red Oak, and Otis Pendegratt with Mrs Earl Allensworth. A party at Hubert Flouser’s near Macedlopia celebrated Leslie Houser’s third birthday Saturday.

Arthur Allensworth Charles Raney Macedonia Shenandoah Munday E. Pant Omaha Lula Williams Hee Hone Red Oak Williams Levan McDonald Kayabe Brent Hed Oak Otis Pendegratt Earl Allensworth Hubert Flouser Macedlopia Sarlay Leslie Houser Tee

Also Mentioned on This Page

RIC Hillsdale F. E Bloomer Family Night Thely Sen Geese Mes David Doe Creeny Amirew Sohetka Chars Sontsta Tiapad Rahemd Mgaums Fenny Deval Abtrore Raedthh Raedthh Were Sanity Evees, Saests Tix Bey Tima Chxtor Bower Ant Paul Rowe Teck Rowe Douglas Deitchler Grace Bowen Weishea Diane Bowen Genevieve McVay Connie Adams Asa McVays Mrs. McVay Bea McVays Emerson Darrell Achenbaugh Marshalltown Ar. Achenbaugh Deny Navy NROTC Loren Viner Walter Stille Mal Yer Fay Buterfield Herbert Stephens Cindy Hass Dixie Bird Linda Clay Dru Mort Ralph S$. Viners Beverly Jewell WK. Jewell K. C. Nickels Crescent Henderson Union Bible School Soon Errr Cerstrict
Search Courier

Search the Malvern Leader Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Malvern Leader?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication