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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1964

Page

9

Cleaning Day and Bake Sale Plans Discussed by WSCS

A WSCS meeting at the church on Wednesday afternoon featured a short Mother's Day program by Mrs. Emnett Stephens and Mrs. Homer Muyberry. They outlined a church cleaning work session set for Wednesday May 20 and a forthcoming bake sale. Several local families and visitors shared news of visits, hospital stays, and social gatherings in Malvern, Tabor, Red Oak, and Omaha.

WSCS Emnett Stephens Homer Muyberry Mra. W. C. Stotte Dist J. Henry Teele New District Council Bluffs Tiwan Httle Shirley Swayze Homer Mayberry Josh Mayberry Malvern Vernol Barnes Tabor Herbert Barnes Lois Red Ellison Silver City Lanny Sellers Russell A Were Mitai W. W. Windle Lyle Williams Mas Williams Granville Williams Dorth Red Oak Tom Pearce Archie Scott Mal‘vern Archie A. M. Scott Charles Shenefield Schnoor John Smith Blackwood N. J Mayberry Donna Fred Swayze Omaha Vaie Alexander and Charley Alexander Theron Mickelson David Murphy Memorial Hospital Norman Sinner John Schroeder Dean Darby Emerson Claude Emett Stephens George Lora Paarca Joyce Chris L. A. Bullock Bap Elton Clay Duane Bill Patterson Primrose Nebi Primrose High School

East Liberty social notes and upcoming Memorial Services

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Parker hosted Tuesday supper with guests including Mr. and Mrs. BI Hunt, Wes of Glenwood, Ralph Parker, and Mr. and Mrs. Galen Hunt. Birthday honoree Mrs. Hunt. Church services Sunday featured Rev. Pullman and a solo by Lanny Sellers. Memorial Services set for May 24 at 2 p.m. St John Lutheran Choir to provide music. May 3 dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Sellers for Mr. and Mrs. Merla Cox and family of Macedonia. Lanny won the hond prizes for his birthday.

Leonard Parker BI Hunt Wes Glenwood Ralph Parker Galen Hunt Malvern St. John Lutheran Choir Lanny Sellers Merla Cox Macedonia Lanny Robbie Washburn Earson Omaha Henry Washburn Washburn Federated Clubs Ivan Durbin Gene Bolton Carl Bolton Garrell Cox Henderson Kent Hillyard Merrill Sowers Marilyn Lillian. Sowers W. C. Stotts Silver City Guy Custer Homer Mayberry Shirley Swayze W. W. Windle Oran Windle Council Bluffs Wanda Christopher Harry Wayne Crawford Nadine Starr Tim Hastings Mra Jim Rountiee Rountrees Frank Jarrett Walter Stille Baptist Church McCluskey Ferdinand Lietz Cornell Blults Lea Stille Misa Jeanne Stille Bob Stille Near Emerson Hima Henderson Roy Henderson Fay Butterfield John Rainbow

Mrs Clinton Parker Helps Honor Mrs Dallas McGrew Funeral

Funeral services for Mrs Dallas McGrew were held May 7 at Wesley Chapel Church conducted by Rev Clement Rowe. Neighbors served as casketbearers and ushers, with a memorial fund and lunch served after interment at Wesley Cemetery. Numerous relatives and friends gathered in the Macedonia area for Mother's Day visits and related events.

Clement Rowe Wesley Chapel Church Dallas McGrew Ben Wilson Eric Nyren Floyd Yates John, Maroll Marion Wilson Ernc Nyren Hon Joe Robbins Clint Parker Donald Godfry Russell Asell Clifford Allely Nellie Fickel Jack Fickel Wesley Chapel Wesley Wesley Cemetery

Strong Wind Causes Fire at Claude and Emnett Stephens Farm

An extremely strong southeast wind Friday afternoon toppled a large tree, snapped electric wires, and set a building ablaze at the Claude and Emnett Stephens farm. Fire departments from Malvern and Grenwood saved nearby structures. several homes lost power briefly until restoration by the Electric Company. Most contents of the damaged building were destroyed or unusable, including bushels of seed corn and soybeans, but no injuries were reported.

Claude and Emnett Stephens Malvern Grenwood Electric Company

Malvern Iowa approves Second Street extension plan

Malvern Iowa Town Council approves the plans for extending and improving Secondary Road No FAS 782 on First Avenue within town limits. The measures include grading and paving 248.2 feet, with conditions on grade lines, tree removal, utilities, and compliance with federal and state highway standards. A preliminary cost survey for resurfacing First Avenue north to East Second Street is authorized.

Hilisoh W. J. McCosh Mills County F. W. Mann Corporation First Avenue Mann Mirst Avenue Lewis Miller Don Ala~trope Poort Malvern Iowa Town Highway Commission Iowa State Highway Commission

Petersons Celebrate Mothers Day with Winslows in Omaha

Mr and Mrs Ray Peterson and their children from Omaha visited Mrs Winslow and her husband Mr Jay Winslow to spend Mothers Day with the family.

Ray Peterson Omaha Jay Winslow

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