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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1961

Page

8

Diane Kline Will Be Married in Colorado

Dr and Mrs Join Kline announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Diane Hlayne to Gerald P Schroeder son of Mr and Mrs R M Schroeder of Melrose Park Illinois Diane will receive her Bachelor of Arts degree in Home Economics Education from the University of Colorado during commencement exercises on June 10 The wedding will be at eight o clock in the Student Chapel on the campus at Boulder Colo Schroeder is a graduate student at Colorado University and an assistant basketball coach and assistant physical education instructor at the University Senior Girls and Mothers Were Entertained at Darrah Home Mrs Warren Darrah and Merrilee entertained the senior girls and their mothers Wednesday afternoon from to 5 90 p m Other guests included Mrs Wm Baer Mrs Al Nothem and Mrs N P Crink Mrs Baer and Mrs Nothem who will be the ladies chaperones on the senior trip to Chicago answered questions concerning the trip Refreshments were served after visiting and questions.

Join Kline Diane Hlayne Gerald P. Schroeder R. M. Schroeder Melrose Park Diane Home Economics University of Colorado Boldder Colo Schroeder Colorado University Darrah Home Warren Darrah Merrilee Wm. Baer al Nothem N. P. Crink

Open House for Schroeders 60th Anniversary

A hundred or more signed the guest book Sunday at the Community building for Mr and Mrs John Schroeder on their sixtieth wedding anniversary. Granddaughters cut the cake and a cooperative noon dinner was shared by ten children and families. Relatives from multiple states attended and guests sent congratulatory cards and gifts.

John Schroeder Jane Woolley Bruce’ McKenzie Jon Eret Maria Hall Karen Eret Jeanie Schroeder Georgia Lacosta Godnay Oscar Dowell Rodney Dowell Dorothy Dowell Stronghurst Maa Schroeder Gladstone Ill Beulah Pendarvis Biggsville Mike Levyendusky Kansas City Jewel Pax Valparazo Nebr Homer Pearagn Omaha Lenna Schroeder Rariton Lee Bingaman Misa Karan Bret Merrill Schroeder Bruce McKenzie Bruce Jr Marlin Coghill Donovan Gift Age John R. Schroeder McConnell Afb David Moore Wichita Kan le Costa Julie Melvin Keyser Marvin Council Bluffs Wayne Buckingham Bartlett Guy Johnson Farragut Cliff Burson Gerald Budd Glenwood Grace Hutame Floyd Hall Susie Hall Laurenee Schroeder Jeanie Hastings Mrs. Behroeder

Hostesses Entertained at Coffee at Zanders Home

Mrs. Wm. Zanders and Mrs. W. D. Waer co hosted a coffee on May 12 at the Zanders home from 2 to 5 P. M. Mrs. Jack Steele and Mrs. Plor ence Baer poured. about 50 friends attended this courtesy event.

Zanders Wm. Zanders W. D. Waer Jack Steele Plorence Baer

Church Notes From Various Local Congregations

A compact church notices page lists service times and events for Presbyterian, Holy Rosary Catholic, St Johns Lutheran, Oakland Ta Lutheran Church dedications, Vacation Bible School, Walther League meetings, First Methodist and choir activities under Fr. Kaufman Rev. Griffin and other pastors. The notices mention Sunday services at multiple churches, Sunday School timings, Lutheran Hour broadcasts, choir rehearsals, and a Mary Circle meeting.

Holy Rosary Catholic Church Glenwood O. L. Kaufman St. Johns First Methodist Church Don Hi. Griffin Mary Chale Olive Peyshouse

First Baptist Church Wayne Bass Ministers Note

Wayne Bass, Minister Lyle Williams U S Sept 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m Church Service 80 p m BYR Wednesday at 7 p m Choir Practice Missionary Society meets May 265 with Mrs Grant Chamberlain

First Baptist Church Wayne Bass Lyle Williams U. S Missionary Society Mra Grant Chamberlain

Mrs Wearin Hosts Tea for Aunt of Mrs Wearin Jr

Mrs J F Wearin hosts a tea Friday afternoon to honor an aunt of Mrs J F Wearin Jr Miss Dorothy Knowlton of Portland Ore a retired teacher visiting relatives across the United States Entertained at May Morning Breakfast at the Grindle home last Sunday guests included their children Roger Janie Marilyn Schoening Norris Hale Kurt Grindle and Mrs Goldie Grindle

Wearin J. F. Wearin J.F. Wearin Jr Dorothy Knowlton Portland Ore Knowlton United States Harold Grindle Roger Janie Marilyn Schoening Norris Hale Kurt Grindle Goldie Grindle

Lynda Pilling Installed as Worthy Advisor in Emerson

Lynda Pilling daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Pilling of Emerson was installed as Worthy Advisor for Glenwood Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Emerson OES and Masonic Temple on Sunday May 7. Her sister Mrs Mike Waters was installing officer and her father escorted her to the East as pink roses were presented.

Lynda Pilling Joe Pilling Emerson Glenwood Assembly Order of Rainbow Emerson Oes Masonic Temple Lynda Mike Waters Gary Greenwood Linda Muffi Cheney James Cheney Judy Hascall Hope Letitia Gammer Janet Henderson Charity Diane Sandquist Diane Larkin Faith Mickey Straight Carolysum Clay Ehantam Judy Geith Love Laurie Davis Shirley Malsom Lois Clay Cindy‘ Adams Fidelity Janet”Hascall Areline Anderson Ida Bess Dickersbach Confidential Observer Linda Schoening Outer Observer Dorothy Agan Linda Johnson Janice Blazek

N V Woman's Club Delivers Art Gallery Slides Evening

The Nishna Valley Woman's Club met May 11 at Lora Mae Parker's home with 14 members and five guests. Ruby Deitchler narrated slides from the American National Art Gallery while plans were made for an awards day at Nishna Valley High School on May 22. The group will host new members at the Shady Lawn cafe in Oakland on May 1.

Nighna Valley Woman's Club Lora Mae Parker Betty Viner Carol Frink Barbara Frink Emma Bolton Eunica Réiken Rhea Sowers Claude Wilson American National Art Gallery Washington, D. C Ruby Deitchler

Drive Carefully Say Student Drivers, the Life You Save May Be Mr. Benton

The Malvern Leader reports Malvern High School drivers training students completed a written test by Mr. Benton and prepare for final driving tests. They logged required driving hours with Mr. Benton and will report on safe driving as classes conclude. The class motto is Drive Carefully, the Life You Save May Be Mr. Benton’s.

Mr. Benton DeLores Wolfe MHS Benton Nancy Lisle Chicago

Garden Club entries shine at Glenwood flower show

Malvern Garden Club members represented Glenwood at the show and earned multiple ribbons. Participants included Mrs. Louis Knop, Mrs. Adolph Schultz and Arline, Mrs. Earl Bass, and Mrs. Frank Buffington, with several Malvern exhibits winning honors.

Malvern Garden Club Glenwood Garden Club Louis Knop Adolph Schultz Arline Earl Bass Frank Buffington Malvern

Funeral Services for Carl Goodman Saturday

Carl Goodman, 81, of Mondamin and former Malvern resident, died Tuesday at a Council Bluffs hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services set for Saturday May 20 at 1 p m at Mondamin. Burial in Hastings cemetery, with Hennesy and Van Cleave Funeral Home of Missouri Valley in charge.

Carl Goodman Mondamin Malvern Council Bluffs Hastings Cemetery Hennesy and van Cleave Missouri Valley

Goodwill Club Meeting Opens Club Year In Champion Hill

Mrs Dale Shelley and Mrs J F Shelley hosted the Goodwill Club meeting with 12 members present. Items for the State Hospital at Clarinda were gathered, a $5 Bible school fund was approved, and the next gathering is June 8 hosted by Mrs Wayne Bullington and Florence Cooper.

Goodwill Club Mystery Friends Dale Shelley J. F. Shelley Story Cheddé State Hospital Clarinda Wayne Bullington Florence Cooper

Malvern Seniors Head to Chicago Four Day Skip Trip

Malvern high school seniors depart Sunday evening for a four day skip trip to Chicago after acca laureate services. They return Friday and immediately decorate the Community building for commencement exercises.

MHS Chicago Larry Jones Malvern’ High School

Mrs Axtell Models in College Fashion Show at NEC Evanston

Mrs Keith Axtell, a junior at the National College of Education in Evanston Illinois, was among five women chosen to model in a fashion show on May 23. She also sings in the college choir preparing a spring concert titled Songs of Romance. The choir recently performed Bach's The Passion with four professional guest soloists.

FHA Style Review Installs New Officers in Spring Show

Sheri Roenfeld reports the FHA Gave Style Review in which I and II home economics classes presented their spring style show. New officers were installed, old officers retired, and Pome ec girls modeled spring fashions. A comedy fashion segment and songs followed with refreshments served afterward.

Sheri Roenfeld FHA Een Une Cleta Salyers

Six Senses of Fashion Style Review at Simpson College

Marilyn Kay and Marilyn Henderson lead 42 home economics students from Simpson College in The Six Senses of Fashion a style review to be staged in Indianola on May 25 featuring Kay Newell and Henderson as principal participants.

Kay, Marilyn Simpson Malvern

Malvern Coed Honored for Scholarship

Marilyn Henderson of Malvern was named among 21 top academic achievers at Simpson College. She was entertained at a garden dinner hosted by President and Mrs. William E. Kerstetter in Indianola Tuesday evening. Henderson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Henderson of Malvern.

Paul Seeger Tiny Viv Sooger Mr. and Mra Lloyd Rhodes Red Oak Louis Tass Gene Vinton Gowwood OM. Wilson Marilyn Henderson Malvern Simpson College William E. Kerstetter Indianola Miss Henderson Kenneth Henderson Seaee

Parker Committee Statement on Peterson Confidence Expressed

The Darrel Parker Fund Committee, with members from Chicago, Omaha, Lincoln, Red Oak and nearby areas, expresses confidence in Ralph L. Peterson a Red Oak private detective key in the Darrel Parker case. The statement notes awareness of facts surrounding the assault on Peterson in this city and reiterates support amid ongoing concerns.

Ralph L. Peterson Red Oak Darrel Parker Darrel Parker Fund Committee Chicago Omaha Lincoln Ralph Peterson

The Student Body Thanks You

Susan Darrah and Janet House extend thanks to the public for support of school activities and fund raising drives this year. The community aided music and sports, and added to the student council, annual staff and class treasuries, with hope that purchasers felt their money was well spent.

Susan Darrah Janet House

Final Rites for Mrs Marie Wild Widow 86

Marie Wild, eldest child of George and Magdalene Wild, born August 30 1874 in Macon county I, died May 10 1961 at 86. She grew up in Inavale Nebraska, married William Edward Bice on September 7 1898, and lived in Town. Survived by George Bice of John Day Oregon, Frances Danahte of Minneapolis Minnesota, Art Wax and Jessie Bruce of Strahan, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday May 14 at 2 pm at Crawford funeral home in Sidney with interment in Sidney Cemetery.

Marie Brie Marie Malinda Wild George and Magdalene Wild Macon County Inavale Neb William Edward Bice Archie Floyd Brea George Bice John Day Ore Frances Danahte Minneapolis Minn Art Wax Jessie Bruce Strahan Finneral Crawford Funeral Home Sidney Sidney Cemetery

Death of H Dye Opens Services at Macedonia Church

services will be Sunday for Harry Dye at Macedonia Methodist Church following his Thursday morning death at Nishna Cottage where he had been a patient for several weeks. Dye was a pioneer southwest Iowa merchant who operated a Macedonia general store for years, closing it early last winter due to ill health.

Macedonia Methodist Church Harry Dye Nishna Cottage Dye Iowa Macedonia

Peterson Retains Private Eye License

Ralph Peterson said he has retained his private investigator license and expects no action to revoke it. He defended his integrity amid an inquiry while emphasizing his focus on proving Darrel Parker's innocence and criticizing personal grievances within law enforcement that he says tainted the inquiry. He cited abduction threats against him and noted support from friends and citizens.

Ralph Peterson Leader Peterson Darrel Parker Fund Committee Darrel Parker Nishna Botna Red Oak State Bureau of Investigation Darrell Parker

Also Mentioned on This Page

Diane Kline Colorado Schroeders 60Th Anniv. Sun Hast Liberty Mra. G van Horn Council Biuffe Bosale Jones Alexander Eugene Ora Mildred Hunt Mayberry Ona Alexander Hurst Glanwood Heateas Raith McFall Wee Pleasant Valley American Legion Auxiliary The Presbyterian Church Alfred Martin Laure Clay Harvey Kimbrough Malvern Mary Kay Purkhiser Denise Anderson Mary Bond John Kline Order of Eastern Star of Iowa N V Woman’s Club Nat Mrs. Hayes Merry Mixers Club Margarette Hayes Goldie Armstrong Bistress Hugo Slaupold Band Mothers Lab Frederic Newell Malvern Leader Malvern, Iowa Malvern High School News Garden Club Champion Hill Harold Cooper the Presbyterian Church Martin Joe Allen Keith Noel Perry Sherman Allen Stanley Flora Rochersperger F. M. Parker Glenn Cooper Harald’. Cooper Vance Ward Methodist Church Stanley Excess Burlington Junction Iowa City B. F. Burlington Earl Bishop C. W. Bishop Mary Parker Dean McLain Jon Larson Jim Ghelley Hm' Ma Lou Bullington Darrell Porter Karen Cooper Nishna Valley Marion Porter William Miner Wales Duane Porter Fran Porter Archie Lindberg Mary Marlin Lindberg Easex Morris Coate Margaret Coate Hesex A. J. Griffin Malvern Coed Parker Committee Sun Maxwell House Cooper's Johnson Grocery Alvern
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