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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1951

Page

8

Social Happenings of Maleern and Vicinity

Eastern Star held a regu lar meeting at the Masonic hall with Joyca Ann Whitney of Tabor initiated. Sylvia Campbell played a piano solo while Gertrude Hampton and Harold Tack ett assisted in initiation. Mrs Elizabeth Rayburn spoke on the Good Samaritan fund for Shrine hospitals and donations were invited through June.

Eastern Star Masonic Hall Joyca Ann Whitney Tabor KR. L. Campbell Sylvia Campbell Gertrude Hampton Harold Tackett Jessie Weatherhead Elizabeth Rayburn Council Bluffs Grand Chapter Good Samaritan Fund Shrine Hospitals Harriett Costello Zelma Fletcher Corydan

Rites Held May 8 for Ruth Sheldon

Ruth Bradley Sheldon of Omaha died at home May 6 1951. A pioneer Mills county Ia traveling music teacher and Philippine school staffer she lived in Manilla and Tabor before. She served as state regent of the D A R and as a Colonial Dame. Funeral at Leo A Hoffman Mortuary Omaha with cremation and burial plans in Tabor. Surviving siblings and relatives listed. Card of thanks from Mrs Worstall. Delegation from DeKalb Michigan attending graduation in Henderson.

Ruth Bradley Sheldon Grace Street Omaha Mills County Miss Sheldon Mille County Henderson Tabor Manilla D.A.R Frank M. Sheldon Lynnfield Center Mass Benjamin Percival Oscar D Arnold Neb George Bradley New Haven Molly Sheldon Lois Rasmussen Robert Elliott Olive Swain

State School to Give Ladies in Blue Training

Glenwood State school will host a full day school of instruction for American Legion Auxiliary members to become Ladies in Blue. Dr J Meyer and staff will conduct lectures on June 6 at 8 30 am and 1 pm in the hospital, followed by a tour of facilities. Volunteers from each unit within driving distance are urged to attend and begin work immediately.

J. ¥. Meyer Glenwood State School American Legion Auxiliary Mabel Wheeler Ladies In Blue Iowa Department of the American Legion Auxiliary School of Mra William Fo Helm Malvern

Hospital Stay Thanks Card Message by Payne

A brief note expresses gratitude for thanks cards and calls received during a two week hospital stay attributed to I. Payne. The message thanks friends and visitors for support and care during the illness.

I. Payne

East Liberty Tultons Ho Dinner Sun

Mr and Mrs Wayne Hilton Rath Jorn Gene and Carolyn entertained at a Mother’s Day dinner. The Pickel family attended with Mr Fickel Richard and Ronald from Malvern and others from Shenandoosh pastimes. Archie Haines and M Nelsons hosted in Glennsail. Selia and Mary Alice Timson from Omaha joined Wasnistiy Gi guests. Fieselman family from Milford visited. Remedisooth Beary and Shark were Sunday visitors. Mr and Mrs Tyan Heveletsodh hosted last week. Mrs Mire Routt visited with family. Numerous relatives shared fried chicken and supper in honor of mothers and grandmothers.

Gerald Bower Earl McCormick W. A. Bower Wilber Bower Ralph Bower Austin Basa Louis Hass Glen Bower Red Oak Tultons Wayne Hilton Rath- Jorn Gene Carolyn Timah Fickel Pickel Mr Fickel Richard Ronald Malvern Lee Stritling Sharon Gary Shenandosh Roger Shaw Archie Haines M. Nelson Glennsaal Selia Mary Alice Timson Omaha Aml Goedelane Waslnestiy Gi Hard Fieselman Milford Nebr Elvier Tel Acerupatiert Fonte Atsar Fieselmin Adkins

Final Rites Held for Joseph Conger

Final rites were held for Joseph Lampson Conger born April 2 1918 on a Silver City area farm and died May 1941 at his Mitchell Nebraska home at age 28. Survived by wife Wanda Rice Conger mother Mrs Mary Conger five siblings and one niece. Services were conducted at Fisher and Mansfield funeral homes with interment at Hast Liberty cemetery. Reverend Roy F Sturgell and Fredrick Larson led the arrangements.

Joseph Lampson Conger Charles Mary Conger Silver City Mitchell Neb Silver School Pital Clarence Maga Allisance Wanda Rice Tabor Betty Conger Cullom Til Nancy Mates Streator Emnor Omaha Robert Fisher Mansfield Malvern Hast Liberty Roy F. Sturgell Fredrick Larson J. F. Englund Emerson Muale Pall Bearerak Mitchell Fire Department Wes Netherland Earl Berry Noel Chapman Kem Smith Lester Mortensen Roy Netherland

Damaged Foundation After Vehicle Impact at Aijstraße Property

A vehicle collided with the Aijstraße property causing the front bumper to breach the foundation under the floor and buckle it. Part of the foundation and wall were damaged, and a television set against the wall was displaced several feet toward the room center.

Aijstraße

Angry Sow Attacks Mrs Worstall in Corn Crib Incident

Mrs Marion Worstall suffered a dislocated shoulder after a sow weighing about 566 to 600 pounds attacked her near the corn crib. She did not see the sow and its newborn pigs before the incident occurred.

Marion Worstall

Services Held for Mrs Ada Clikeman Fanteral

Funeral services for Mrs Ada Clikeman Fanteral were held Sunday in Mansfield with relatives present. Mrs Chas Costella and Mrs G Wylison sang Our Mother. Afterward, remains were taken to Rockford for additional rites before burial in Rockford cemetery. Mrs Clikeman fell in Donner home basement two months ago, breaking her hip, and died after a heart attack while preparing for bed Friday night.

Ada Clikeman Mansfield Fin Chas Costella G. Wylison Rockford Wel Clayton Verta Rockfornd C Tikeman Dean Yeard M Woo Danner Malvern Danner Dikeman Donner Hetal

Malvern Woman in Freak Accident

A Malvern woman, Mrs. Clayton Biggerstaff, was injured Saturday when her car lost control and struck the Lester Baldezler home, owned by Capt. and Mrs. Donald Alstrope. She sustained a broken nose, lacerated knee, and bruises. her son Jerry was unhurt. Damages to the car were not yet estimated.

Malvern Clayton Miggerstaff Lester Baldezler Donald Alstrope Biggerstaf Wis Biggerstaf Jerry

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