Schroeders celebrate 62nd wedding anniversary with family
Mr and Mrs John Schroeder mark their 62nd anniversary on May 15 with a large cooperative dinner at the Community building. Mr Schroeder is 83 and Mrs Schroeder 80, parents of 39 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren. Nearly all sons and daughters attended except one daughter, Mrs Cameron Hall Arnold Neb. Numerous relatives joined in sending cards flowers and gifts.
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John Schroeder
Mr. Schroeder
Schroeder
Cameron Hall
Arnold
Nebr
Mrs. Schroeder
May Morning Breakfast Enjoyed by Garden Club
The Malvern Garden club met at Mona Pace's home for a May morning meal with 19 members and 2 guests. Co hosts and committees were named for planting hanging baskets, replanted trees along Highway 41 5, and care of Community building rose beds. A plant exchange followed, with donations to support tree upkeep.
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Malvern Garden Club
Mona Pace
Louis Knop
Eulalie Larsson
Dean Darling
Darrel Frederickson
Annine Schultz
Earl Dashner Jr
Highway 41
Vaughn Hoover
Teachers Honor Miss Frazier at Malvern Dinner
The Malvern school system women faculty honored Miss Jessia Frazier who will teach in California next year with a dinner at the Brick Inn. Guests sat at one table with garden flowers as a centerpiece and a luggage gift was presented. The evening concluded with visiting. Darrah Entertain Members of Band at Spring Party
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Miss Frazier
Jessia Frazier
Californa
Malvern
Hastings Coed Vows May 28 Engagement Announcement
Mrs. Maude Clark of Hastings announces the engagement of her daughter Carol Ann Clark to Merrill Greenlee son of Mr and Mrs Charles Greenlee of Atlantic The couple plans to wed in the Little Brown Church at Nashua on May 25 and will reside in Clarinda while both attend Clarinda Community College.
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Maude Clark
Hastings
Carol Ann
Merrill Greenlee
Carol
Wilson Clark
Merrill
Charles Greenlee
Atlantic
Little Brown
Nashua
Clarinda
Clarinda Communty College
Mrs Spiker Named President of BPW
The Malyert BPW club met at the Brick Inn in Tabor with twenty one members present including two new members Thelma Ferrer Randolph and Mrs Jean Mason Officers for the coming year were installed by Mrs Marian Jones with Mrs Mary Spiker as president and Mrs Ruth Wilson as vice president plus other posts Filled at the meeting Plans noted to attend the State BPW convention at Lake Okoboji June 7 8 9 Coffee Hostess Mrs Frederick G Smith welcomed Mrs M J Hea of Magon City guest of Mr and Mrs James Beattie
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Business & Professional Women’s Club
Brick Inn
Tabor
Thelma Ferrer
Randolph
Jean Mason
BPW
Lake Okoboji
Marian Jones
Mary Spiker
Ruth Wilson
Dorothy Reed
Beverly Tasto
Victorene Holden
Mary Rozmazzi
Phyllis Buhr
Margaret Bawer
Mason City
Frederick G. Smith
M. J. Hea
Magon City
James Beattie
Hea
Beatties
First Methodist Church Schedule and Events
Rev John Lippincott pastor Mrs Warren Darrah superintendent listings show Saturday Demolay fellowship and Sunday school 9 45 a m worship 11 a m sermon We Believe in the Virgin Mary planning session for senior high MYI Baccalaureate cancels MYF. Monday cornerstone for Heritage House laid at Atlantic Ind pastor and wife attending Martha Circle 7 30 p m Chan cel Choir 8 p m Junior High MYF council planning at church Thursday Mary Circle at Mrs Glen Pevehouse home 1 30
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First Methodist Church
John Lippincott
Warren Darrah
Heritage House
Methodist
Atlantic
Martha
Early Bags
MYF Council
Mary Circle
Glen Pevehouse
Marian Jones presides at Iowa women’s banquet
Mrs. Marian Jones, president of the Iowa federation of BPW clubs, presided at a state conference on Employment Problems of Working Women at the University of Iowa. About 80 officers and leaders attended. Esther Peterson, US assistant secretary of labor, predicted more opportunities in teaching social work homemaking and nursing, but slower clerical growth.
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Marian Jones
Iowa Federation of Business & Professional Women's Clubs
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Esther Peterson
U. 8
Poppy Memorial Highlighted In Randolph Enterprise
Weather warnings interrupted Sunday programming as damaging wind and hail threatened the Omaha area. The piece then shifts to Remembrance Day with Colonel John McCrae and the origin of the memorial poppy, detailing its wartime symbolism and the annual Memorial Poppy sale run by American Legion Auxiliary in Randolph.
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Omaha
Tiny
John McCrae
Flanders’ Fields
Flanders’fields
McCrae
American Legion Auxiliary
Europe
France
Flanders
First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Mission Circle
Rev Wayne Bass ministers at First Baptist Church with Sunday School at 10 a m and Morning Worship at 11 a m. Evening service at 6 30 p m with BYP at 7 30 p m Bible Study follows. May 23 Mission Circle meets with Mrs Vaughn Hoover at 2 15 p m.
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First Baptist Church
Wayne Bass
Lyle Williams
S. S
the Mission Circle
Vaughn Hoover
First Presbyterian Church Announces May 18 Closure
Dr. Alfred Martin, minister, Moris Parks S S Supt announce worship at 9 a m and Sunday school at 10 a m with Wednesday evening chair at 7 30. On May 18 there will be no church or Sunday school. Dr. Martin will speak at the Baccalaureates service that evening.
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First Presbyterian Church
Alfred Martin
Morris Parks
S. S
The
Presbyterian Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule and Events
Frederick Kreutz pastor leads The Church of the Lutheran Hour on Sunday at 9 p.m. Worship service at 10 15 a.m. Sunday School for all ages. Tuesday 4 30 p.m. Walther League topic and social. Friday 8 p.m. Board for Parish Education meeting in Parish Hall.
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ST. John’s Lutheran Church
Frederick Kreutz
Church of the Lutheran Hour
Walther League
Board For
Holy Rosary Catholic Church Glenwood Mass Schedule
Fr. 0. L. Kaufman, Pastor, announces Mass times for Holy Rosary Church and State School. Sunday services at 6:15 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. First Fridays and Holy Days include 6:50 a.m. and 7:50 p.m. Weekday Masses at 7 a.m. Confessions Saturdays at 3 p.m. Please verify local listings for updates.
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Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Glenwood
0. L. Kaufman
Jones-Traw Plan September Wedding
Alys Kay Jones daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones of Emerson and Charles Terrill Traw plan a September 1 wedding at Emerson Methodist church. Jones will graduate in dental hygiene from the State University of Iowa Town City. Traw is a senior at SU1 College of Law and co president of Phi Delta Theta.
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Alys Kay Jones
Paul Jones
Emerson
Charles Terrill Traw
Emerson Methodist Church
A. A. Myers
Cedar Rapids
State University of Iowa
Town City
OES To Honor 50 Year Members At May Meeting
The Silver Urn chapter 9 2 will hold its regular May meeting next Tuesday at 8 p m at the hall All 60 year members and members of the Eastern Star Kensington will be honored guests Mrs Donna Baer worthy matron urges all members to attend
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Eastern Star Kensington
Donna Baer
Kathy Scott Installed Worthy Advisor of Rainbow in Malvern
Kathy Scott of Malvern was installed as Worthy Advisor of the Glenwood Assembly of Rainbow for Girls at a colorful Malvern Masonic temple ceremony. She succeeds Judy Geith of Emerson. Officers included Lois Clay, Karelene Anderson, Shir ley Malcom, Denise Anderson, Linda Schoening, and more, with Kathy escorted to the East by her father Archie Scott.
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Kathy Scott
Rainbow
Malvern
Glenwood Assembly of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Judy Geith
Emerson
Wm. Winfrey
Nevada
Ida Dickersbach
Marshall
Sandra Dickersbach
Allan Selim
W. BD
Baer
Don Twaddly
Kathy
Archie Scott
Timmy Pevehouse
Christine Henderson
Mle
Lois Clay
Karelene Anderson
Silver City
Charity
Shirley Malcom
Hope
Cindy Adama
Faith
Denise Anderson
Glenwood
Linda Schoening
Merill
Bonnie Spiker
Love
Laurie Davis
Janet
Bridge Luncheon Hostess Mrs E W Burdie Hosts Noon Card Party
Mrs E W Burdie entertained at a Wednesday noon luncheon and bridge session. Fame and high and low score honors went to Mrs J N Summers and Mrs W R Byington respectively.
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E. W. Burdie
J. N. Summers
W. R. Byington
North Grove Cemetery Association May Meeting at Bowen Home
Mrs. Ted Bowen and Mrs. Mark Bowen hosted the North Grove Cemetery association for its May gathering at the Ted Bowen home. President Jessie Fisher presided as plans were made for Memorial services on May 26. Twenty members attended, with refreshments and visiting concluding the afternoon.
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Ted Bowen
Mark Bowen
North Grove Cemetery Association
Jessie Fisher
Traffic fines and jail in Glenwood court records
Three days in jail for Gerald Ray of Malvern after a failure to yield and forcing a car off the road. Other cases before Justice Tummerman include speeding 45 in a 25 zone with defective muffler, and various traffic violations across Glenwood, Pacific Junction, Marian, and Omaha with fines from 10 to 15 dollars plus costs.
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Gerald Ray Needs
Malvern
Ernest Tummerman
Glenwood
Timmerman
Conde B
Haning Jr
Tabor
Donald B. Hopp
Ella L. Harman
Pacific Junction
Boy Arrested After Glenwood Breakin
A grade school boy was taken into custody by Sheriff Edwin Barkus after a break in at the Max Bachler residence in Glenwood over the weekend. Thirty two dollars were taken from the Bachler home. The matter has been turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Edwin Barkus
Max Bachler
Glenwood
Bachler
Scratch Pads Ad at The Leader Office
Classified notice for 5x7 inch scratch pads in white or yellow, about 70 sheets per pad, priced two for 15 cents, available at The Leader Office.
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Leader
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Schroeders
Frank Bret
Donovan Gift
Sargent
Henry Schroeder
Shannon
Tiny Keyser
Miller
J. H. Schroeder
Marlie Delitz
Norfolk
Don Woolley
Charlane
Lorln
Kearney
Lloyd Schroeder
Ankeny
Larry Dale
Terri
Rochester
Minn
Jimmy Keyser
Gayle Lewis Keyser
Broken Bow
Richard Mattson
Gerald Bode
Hooper
Jewel Fox
Valperazo
Marlin Coghill
Roger
Homer Pearson
Elizabeth Gross
Roberta Schroeder
Carrie Schroeder
Merrill Schroeder
Gayle Coglizer
Hugo Dittmer
Ralph
Rhonda
Shelby
James Godsey
Georgia
Costa
Julie
Melvin Keyser
Marvin
Bernard O’dell
Brenda
Beverly
Joe Bret
Georgia Harper
Council Bluffs
Faye Buckingham
Wayne Buckingham
Laurence Schroeder
Donald Schroeder
Denny
Linda
Robert Schroeder
Donnie
Norman Sinner
Marcie
Perry
Marilyn
Bruce McKenzie
Bruce
Becky
Harold Sinner
Joyce
Edwards
Christy Djureen
Hastings Coed
Spiker
Priscilla Circle
Priscilla Cirela
WSCS
Rand
I. JL. Donner
B.D. Hering
June Fickel
Randolph Enterprise
Father
Collins Drug Co
Prompt, Reliable Prescription Service
E. W. Knight
Edel Knight
Dacron
Sparkle
G. Fyepee & CO
the Malvern Leader
Malvern, Iowa
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Hascall
Nature
Mary Bond
Immortality
Shirley Fleming
Fidelity
Christine Boyer
Potriotiam
Linda Prase
C Glen=wood
Service
Sharon Adair
Confidential Observer
Dixie Mall
Outer Observer
Sandra Barnes
Rayna Reed
Jackie Brown
East Page
Chelly Mort
West
North Grove Cemetery Assn
Bowens
George P. Linn
Marian
Kan
Patsy L. Sharp
Calvin Gittey
Palestine
Ark
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