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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1956
Page
2
Fragmentary notes describe the Silver City Auxiliary arranging events for Poppy Day. The text mentions individuals connected to a hospital setting and references to family members and local figures. The fragmentary nature limits clarity on dates or full involvement.
A community note records pastor Ray Heckert hosting a Sunday dinner at his home with many Malvern residents and neighbors from St. Joseph and nearby towns joining Agnes Voss, Mr and Mrs Jicn Springer, and family for a gathering after church services. The event drew a broad circle of visitors including the Browns, Hites, and the Lay von family, reflecting a close-knit parish life in Malvern during May.
The Wesley Chapel corner stone service re enacts the 1898 laying with a history reading by Chill Wilson. A box with papers including a Wesley history was found. contents displayed after the outdoor service. Several community members attended events and a new walk from the entrance was funded by local men.
Mr and Mrs Shirley Hendrix and Mr Alta Pullman attended the tulip festival on Sunday in Pella along with Mr and Mrs Hernan Schoening.
The Jolly Janes Club hosted a mother daughter tea on Oaks Tuesday evening with music readings and a pantomime How Mother got her M A degree led by narrator Mrs. Dean Warren. Attendees included Mrs. Leo Hopp Mrs. Huben Stille Mrs. Guy Skinner of Glenwood and others. Sunday dinner guests near Malvern included Barbara and Marilyn Sowers.
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