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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1968
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a library event or notice with names and dates unclear. The readable bits indicate a community library item or meeting in a local area, but key facts are obscured.
Mr and Mrs Rabers celebrate a May event at the Rad Bamandsan Nepal Collec Bach Oss hospital. Sami Ruts bee Seasatt named in batte divs. Derry Byers breaks an arm Saturday and is treated at Hod Gui hospital then returns home. May breakfast at Eifiett Davinien Church attended by Simes Bruce Fuewerd Virg Morris John Sief ged and Sylvia. Lyn Stank of Corson visiting Cloude family for a few days.
A damaged OCR passage lists scattered names and terms for a local sports item, mentioning teams and individuals like Ge pet the Ais and Sharks, with garbled phrases suggesting a game or event at a school venue and references to dates, but no clear outcomes or full details are readable.
The couple exchanged marriage vows on May 3 as the ceremony featured the bride in a white satin gown with lace, fingertip veil, and a bouquet of white roses. Terry Claar was matron of honor, Roger Bergantze best man, with ushers Jim Shook and Jerry Jenkins. A reception followed in the church basement. the couple will reside at 1212 Plainess Street in Council Bluffs. The bride is a secretary at Northwest Institute of Toxiology and the groom is employed by the Uy.
Ralph Viner, son of Joseph and Elizabeth Viner, died recently. Funeral services are set for May 12 at the Henderson Methodist Church with Rev. Mabecy of Council Bluffs officiating. Burial will follow at Farm Creek Cemetery, under Masonic rites. Veterans honors will be provided by American Legion Post 2. Relatives and friends will gather afterward at the Nishaa Valley Club.
Diverse lists of guests attended Mother's Day events across Iowa and Nebraska. Families including Winchesters, Coppocks, Mays, Proutys, and Colispes visited in Omaha Council Bluffs and surrounding towns, with extended relatives from Essex Morton Mills Shady Lawn Oakland Red Oak and Tabor joining meals and dinners.
The engagement is announced by Miss Palmer and Mr Lees parents. Miss Palmer of Here derson is a 1987 Nishmi Valley High School graduate and attends the American Institute of Business in Des Moines expected to graduate in August. Mr Lees, son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Lees of Hastings, is a United States Navy serviceman stationed overseas. The couple plans a August wedding.
The item lists a large local gathering for the Art Fritchers 50th anniversary with names of attendees and distant relatives visiting, including Mr and Mrs Earl McGee, Mrs Berdus, Orville Hunve, Red Hainline, Nora Jane Plumer, Phylis Mundert, the Tinson family, Ed Mes, El Akeyson, Judy Chase, Randall Byers, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Byers, and others. It notes relatives in Omaha, Sioux City, Council Bluffs, and Red Oak with several Sunday dinners and visits. The report also mentions a newborn patient at a hospital in Omaha and local dinner guests at various homes.
The Post Office Department designates May 2 to May 9 as Mail Box Improvement Week. The program calls attention to weatherproof, attractive, safely secured mail receptacles and urges public support for better mailboxes.
Randolph residents and Malvern visitors shared Friday and Sunday calls at several homes including Mrs. C. E. Trively and the Rogers family. Church coffee at Sidney Methodist and Mother's Day visits featured in Sunday gatherings with neighbors from Tabor Shenandoah and Glenwood.
Two Malvern properties face the ANS county board of review over reduced assessments. Kenneth Scott seeks equalization for his residential parcel valued at 2,473. Mable Neben, represented by Roy, asks to adjust the Nelson property at four thousand seven hundred to reflect current value. Glen McGew of Glenwood petitions for Ben Franklin store, claiming 15,000 purchase price and 9,000 assessment, urging reduction to 4,000. Rabbit Platnum on Nate’s Lyorns township protests a deed description error.
Loan B Burchett appointed deputy sheriff in Mills County to fill vacancy from Ben Franks resignation. Burchett, a 46 year Burlington Rail line veteran, spent 71 years as agent at Glenwood before retirement. Sheriff Edwin Backus announces the appointment.
More than 6 000 Iowa children received child welfare services in December 1987 via 22 social workers across county departments. Maurice A Harmon notes regional supervisors aid staff in accessing resources and counseling families. Services include foster and adoptive home studies, placement planning, day care for working mothers, abuse investigations, and referrals to treatment centers.
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