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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1967

Page

8

Barbara Kay Rud Stormer nuptials in Vermillion South Dakota

Barbara Kay Rud, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Rud of Essex, married Gunter K Stormer, son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Stormer of Omaha, in Vermillion SD on May 12. Barbara works for Northwestern Bell in Council Bluffs. Gunter serves in the US Navy at Norfolk VA. They reside at 827 Avenue B, Council Bluffs. A bridal shower honored Merrillee Darrah with gifts, poems, and refreshments at Mrs Hazel Houser's home, featuring advice capsules and an organdy apron. Out-of-town guests included Sandra Peterson Glenwood Nancy Darrah Council Bluffs Susan Darrah Maryville MO Hites Omaha and Marilyn Houser. Martha Circle to hold potluck supper June 19 with lessons on motherhood and work life.

Rud Harold Essex Barbara Kay Council Bluffs Gunter K. Stormer Alfred Stormer Omaha Vermillion S. D Northwestern Bell Telephone Co U. S. Navy Norfolk, Va Avenue B Merrillee Darrah Hazel Houser Dunct Hites Sandra Peterson Glenwood Nancy Darrah Susan Darrah Maryville Hites Marilyn Houser Martha Circle Mildred Smith Jenn O'dell Elinor Scott Bonnie Mansfields Bloedet's

Kensington Meeting With Mrs Buc Die May 19

OES Kensington will meet with Mrs E W Buc Die at 42 pm on May 19 for a Christian Home project. Bring Bulternus coffee strips and old greeting cards for the drive.

OES Kensington E. W. Bucdie

Scotts Entertained Following School Play

The Malvern Community School drama club cast under director Darrell Libke and guests were honored Friday evening at the home of Kenneth Scott and Sharlene. Refreshments were a cooperative effort of many mothers of the honored guests.

Box Elder Women’s Club Schedules May Meeting

The Box Elder Women’s Club met May 3 at Mrs. Charles Stevens home with 10 members present. Birthday gifts were given to Helen Kahl Margaret Stewart Marjorie Turner and Ann Clark by secret pals. Launch was served. Next meeting set for May 7 at Mrs. Joe Stevens home with Helen Kahl reporting.

BOX Elder Club Box Elder's Women’s Club Charles Stevens Helen Kahl Margaret Stewart Marjorie Turner Ann Clark Joe Stevens

Honored Grand Officers of OES Here Friday

A May 12 special meeting honored Mrs. Julian Walter of Limes, Worthy Grand Matron, and other Grand Officers. An Enchanted Garden program followed a 7 pm buffet at West Presbyterian Church. Attendees from numerous towns joined the Nish na Valley Chapter for a formal evening of ceremonies and entertainment.

Julian Walter Limes Grant Chapter Town Order of Eastern Star West Presbyterian Church Westminster Guild Masonic Temple Rodney Reick Glenwood Nishna Valley Order of DeMo Lenox Sidney Clinton Des Moines Creston Corning Mt. Ayr Boone Shenlantie Masserta Marcus Afton Council Bluffs Oska- Jousa Missouri Valley Modale Omaha Tabor Clarinda Neala Carson Seymore Silver City Leland Hansen Kenneth Bowman Mona Pace J. M. Steele Chas. Costello Bertha Talbot J. A. Kline

WestminsterGuild Plans Projects

Westminster Guild met at Mrs. Basil Clay’s home with Mrs. Carl Whitney co hosting. Sixteen attended including guests Mrs. Lee Cary and Mrs. Marlin Mendersott. Reports on Rotary dinner, OES dinner plans, mission addresses from Greenfield and Fronter’s Mission. Mrs. Winn spoke on Japanese missions.

Westminster Guild Basil Clay Carl Whitney Lee Cary Marlin Mendersott

Ruth Circle Met at Methodist Church Host's Home

Ruth Circle of the Methodist Church met Thursday in the home of Mrs. Kenneth Scott. Mrs. Grace Donner led the lesson. Business was conducted and a social hour followed. Hostesses were Mrs. Charles Wilson Sr Mrs. Gerris McFall Mrs. W E Kearns and Mrs. Kenneth Scott.

Ruth Circle Ruth Cirle Methodist Church Kenneth Scott Grace Donner Charles Wilson Sr Gerris McFall W.E. Kearns Kenneth Scolt

Box Elder Club Hosts Miscellaneous Shower for Bride

Box Elder Women's club held a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Eldon Deitchler's home Friday evening for bride Mrs. Billy Kahl who is set to wed April 29. Games with prizes awarded to Mrs. Cecil Williams Mrs. Hugh Hayes and Charlene Kutz followed a lunch after gifts. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Bernard Bryant Mrs. Charles Stevens Mrs. Ralph Stewart and Mrs. Hazel Craft. Guests included Hugh Hayes Ben Burgoin Harold Skerritt Phyllis Skerritt Charlene Knight Cecil Williams Leonard McMullen Clint McMullen Myron Roenfeld Mrs. Charles Kutz and Charlene Kutz of Omaha.

BOX Elder Box Elder Women's Club Eldon Deitchler Billy Kahl Cecil Williams Hugh Hayes Charlene Kutz Bernard Bryant Charles Stevens Ralph Stewart Hazel Craft Mines Ben Burgoin Harold Skerritt Phyllis Skerritt Charlene Knight Leonard McMullen Clint McMullen Myron Roenfeld Charles Kutz Omaha

Silver Urn Chapter Sets May Food Sale Plan

Regular meeting held Tuesday May 16. Plans finalized for a food sale on May 27 at 10 o'clock at the Pace Store. Bring food donations to the committee by 9 p.m. May 27.

OES Pace

Services Sunday for Mrs H Lisle

Death of Mills County resident Mrs Harvey Lisle on May 12 led to Sunday services at Mansfield Funeral Home led by Rev Clement Rowe. Music by Mrs F A Wortman, pallbearers J F Weariner Tom Gidley Dr James Beckwith Albert Washburn Frederick Smith Richard Hyde. Interment at Malvern cemetery with life sketch of Ina Mae Robbins Lisle noting birth in 1883, education at Simpson College, marriage in 1908, a son Lerance, and long church involvement.

Mills County Harvey Lisle Mansfield Funeral Home Clement Rowe F. A. Wortman J. F. Weariner Tom Gidley James Beckwith Albert Washburn Frederick Smith Richard Hyde Beckwith Hyde Gidley Marvin Deitchler Marion Wilson Malvern Cemetery Rowe Ina Mae Robbins J. D. Robbins Henrietta Gaylord Robbins High Banks Farm Wesley Chapel Ina Harvey Hugh Lisle Clarinda Lerance Wesley Chapel Church Woman's Society Lewis Leroy Harvey Lorance Harry Wilson Granite City Ill Nancy Town City Virginia Gillissen Brussels Belgium Michele and Christopher Gillissen

Hillsdale Church Hosts Mills County Tuberculosis Meeting

The Mills County Tuberculosis and Health Association held its annual meeting at Hillsdale Methodist Church. Officers for 1907-68 were elected including Rev. Hugh A. Shively as president and Miss Joyce Craig as treasurer and patient services chair. Guest speaker Paul C Williamson, Iowa TB and Health Association executive director, reviewed a successful year with exceeded Christmas Seat goal of 2108.70 by 27.22 and multiple school and staff health tests across the county.

Mills County ‘Tuberculosis and Health Association Hillsdale Methodist Hugh A. Shively James Summers Winifred Johson Joyce Craig Claude Schoening Richard Barton Gordon Steiner John Watson M. L. Scheffel Paul C. Williamson Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association Shivvely Persog

Legion Memorial Day Services at Two Cemeteries

Legion Post conducts Memorial Day services at Wales cemetery at 10 a.m. and Farm Creek cemetery in Henderson at 11 a.m. Flowers may be brought to Mrs. Curtis Taylor at 8:20 a.m. for arrangement with help needed from volunteers.

The Legion Post Wales Cemetery Farm Creek Henderson Curtis Taylor

Mother's Day services and social visits across churches

A quiet Sunday featured a short Mothers Day program at the Christian Church where Rev. Jones gave each member a double petunia. Memorial flowers honored Ida and Marie Paul at the Methodist church. The children's choir sang at Methodist, with good attendance at both churches. Numerous visitors joined the Gala Wilbers for dinner, with social calls spanning Carson Treynor Red Oak Charter Oak Omaha and Macedonia among families including the Allensworths and Raneys.

Christian Church Jones Methodist Church Ida Paul Marie Paul Pat Putnam Macedonia Wilbers Effie Wilber Carson Don Allensworth Sue Leslie Grant Houser Douglas Allensworth Tammy Omaha Charles Raney Vance Allensworth Arthur Allensworths

N V Club Brunch Program At Methodist Church

The Nishna Valley Club hosted a Tuesday brunch at the Methodist church with decorative tables and gifts. Mike Allensworth welcomed guests, Gwendolyn Hendrix chaired, Helen Frink led devotional readings, Libby Jo Magers sang, and Lori, Lynnette, Wanda Williams, and Judy Magers performed duets. Rhea Sowers read poems, group singing followed, and prizes were won by Darlene Warren and Grace Bowen with a cake awarded to a chair occupant.

Nishna Valley Club Methodist Church Mike Allensworth Gwendolyn Hendrix Helen Frink Libby Jo Magers Lori Lynnette Stephens Wanda Williams Judy Magers Rhea Sowers Darlene Warren Grace Bowen Beverly Boileau Clara Marie Alderoy

Social notes from the Midwest weekend visits

Miss Genevieve McVay and Connie Adams of Omaha stayed with Asa McVays. They dined in Red Oak and visited Bernard and Mabbitts in Hastings. The McVays hosted Carroll Day sen for Sunday supper. Delbert McVay and sons called on the Duysens. Ward Hough of Council Bluffs joined Arthur Allensworth in sharing a few days earlier in the week. MoBevis Sowers traveled to Omaha for Cavalcade of houses and called on Stan Duysen in Millard and Mrs Butterfield in Mercy hospital. The Carl Bolton group had dinner in Carson and visited the Carl Bolton home. Carl Bolton attended Ivan Forristal’s 25th anniversary Open house in Carson. Carl Bolton’s wife attended Oaks Mystery Pal circle in L E Brammmeier’s home. Richard Shimp and family of Sioux City, Fermie Slump of Red Oak, and Steve Steiner family joined the DeLaine Slumps for Sunday dinner.

Genevieve McVay Connie Adams Omaha Asa McVays Red Oak Bernard Mabbitts Hastings Mrs. McVay Carroll Daysens Delbert McVay Duysens Ward Hough Co. Bluffs Carson Carl Bolton Oaks

Alumni Banquet Set For May 27

The alumni banquet is scheduled for May 27. A recent meeting at the H. E. Paul home discussed plans. Mrs. Scott and Sharlene arranged spring themed informal clinic decorations at the serving table.

Mrs. Scott Sharlene

Local Social Notes From Morton Mills And Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs Judd Coppock and relatives visited the Larry Proutys in Morton Mills. Herman Coppock and Mrs Magers spoke with Mrs Herman Coppock in California Sunday morning. Mrs Gerald Viner was ill Thursday and Friday. Mrs Jack Brown filled in at the school lunch kitchen. Mr and Mrs Morris Harbor attended the wedding of Miss Darby Ann Halstad and Richard Fink at 6 am Saturday in Omaha. Mr and Mrs Marlin Mercer and son of Emerson called on Mrs Luta Williams May. Mr and Mrs Carl Bolton and Miss Merrian Moss attended funeral services for Miss Becky Brothers in Malvern Friday. Mrs Emma Sowers and Mrs Arthur Allensworth led the WSCS meeting with lessons and devotions. Mrs Oscar Haack and Mrs Nellie Fickel served. Plans were discussed for serving the Alumni barbecue May 27.

Judd Coppock Herman Coppock Dick Magers Larry Proutys Morton Mills Magers California Gerald Viner Jack Brown Morris Harbor Darsbhy Ann Halstad Richard Fink SL. Ceechas Cathedral Omaha Marlin Mercer Emerson Luta Williams May Carl Bolton Merrian Moss Becky Brothers Malvern Emma Sowers Arthur Allensworth WSCS Oscar Haack Nellie Fickel

East Liberty Notes Honor and Family Gatherings

Russell Howell family near Glenwood visited grandmother Mrs. Golda Windle and Harry Windle. Capt. Gary Parker hosted dinner at Offut AFB for his mother. Guests included Leonard Parker, Galen Hunt, Gertrude Murphy, and Rallo Jones. Rev Pullman spoke on A Woman Worthy Of Our Praise. Carnations decorated services. Various local visits and dinners noted, plus family deaths.

Russell Howell Glenwood Golda Windle Harry Windle Gary Parker Officer's Club Offut Leonard Parker Galen Hunt Gertrude Murphy Rallo Jones Shenandoah Pullmans Richard Henderson Kristi Kay Kenneth Henderson Rodney Wahle Carson Dick Pederson Carla Des Moines Richard Hendersons J. A. Kline Malvern Claude Stephens Harvey Lisle Mansfield Stephens Emett Stephenses Stanley Brammell Frank Alexander Eugene Ore Charley Alexander Gaten Hunt Birthday Club Hunt Harry Sunday Oran Windle Council Bluffs Wanda Christopher Fay Dyke Silver City Homer Mayberry Donald Smith Blackwood N. J Omaha Duane Eberly Scranton Phoebe Goodell Harvey Vermillions Charles Goodell Elizabeth Wm. Osborne Josie Stotts Vern Mickelson Arch Clay Pay Mayberry Melanie Randolph Dale Alexanders Joe Parker Edmundson Hospital Mae Scott Okinawa Lyle Williams Mae Williams Larry Viking Lake Bob Stiles Emerson Jeanie Stille Walter Stille Emnett Stephens Aldersgate Joyce East Liberty Pearl Brewer Theron Mickelson Mr. Hunt Harry Evans Bill Hunt Wess Capt Paul Tackett Carolyn Marilyn Harvie Tackett Tabor Dick Shenefield Charles Shenefield Phil Bud

Memorial Day Services at East Liberty Sunday

Memorial Day services will be held at East Liberty on Sunday May 24 at 2 p.m. The service precedes flowers and decorations, with music by Friends of St Johns and an address by Rev. E. LeRoy Pullman. Donations for flowers are requested.

East Liberty Friends of St. Johns Jook E. LeRoy Pullman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Order of Rainbow Tom Pearce Euren Anderson Harold Stormer Miss Darrah Farmers Mutual Hail America DON Smith Agency State Savings Bank Henderson & Macedonia Richard Lucille Mel Or Del Lon William Kahl Charles Knight Morther Cheryl Donna Carel Diana Linda Susan Debra Julie Mike Kathy Janna Kahl Sel Harvey Kahl Port Leonard Wood Rotary O.E.S Ellis Lefgren Greenfield Fronter Ralph Bower Raburn Benton H. Lisle Indianola Simpson College Hillsdale Earl Allensworth N. V. Club H. E. Paul Book Review Pullman Malvern, Iowa
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