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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1965
Page
3
Alumni of S. C. gather for the May 29 banquet at the Silver Creek gym. Henry class year 1975 and others are invited. Reservations urged. Cal Physics Isabelle Hanser highlighted as organizer. Local turnout expected and preparations underway.
Community correspondence lists gatherings and visits across Silver City and surrounding towns. Names include the Schoening, Wilhelm, Clipson, Stewarts, and Williams families visiting relatives in Council Bluffs, Omaha, Malvern, and Des Moines.
The American Legion Auxiliary held a May 12 meeting at the Legion Hall with one member present. A nominating committee was elected for officers and grave decoration of Memorial Day. Grace McNay reported poppies ready for sale. volunteers should report at Lenon Hall at 9:00 AM May 29.
The record covers a sequence of social events and gatherings including a community plow aid for Aa and Mrs. W Wilhalms on Monday, church choir meetings, women's club activities, birthday gifts, and entertainment nights. It notes attendees, host households, and upcoming meetings, listing family names, neighbors, and small-town affiliations across multiple gatherings.
Tornado Valley F B club opened its spring summer session at Skateland Shenandoah with about 60 attendees. President Max Nordyke thanked volunteers for work during the tornado watch. Gloria Lum gifted a gavel from the Greater Omaha club for aiding the Bob Steele family after a south Emerson car accident. Members urged to contact Juinn about QSL cards and attend next Viking Lake meeting June 6 at 1 pm with officer elections upcoming.
In Mills County district court the will of Edna J. Wilson dated February 25, 1964 was admitted to probate on May 7, 1965. Louis J. Knop was appointed executor. Creditors must file claims with the district clerk within six months from the second publication. debts owed should be paid promptly. The case is prosecuted by attorney Thomas McGee of Glenwood, Iowa. notices dated May 7 and May 20, 1965.
Gabby and Mrs Goodrich served refreshments after adjournment and the group enjoyed skating. Drexel and Florence Mitchells faced trouble as Mr Betchew and Guarte could not assist. Club members stayed, helped them to a station, and soon had them on their way.
The 4-H Busy Bees club gathered at Angela Sayers home with 10 members and five guests. No business was discussed. Diane Shaw spoke on Texture while Martin Wolfe Angela Sayers and Susan McKern demonstrated posture. Connie Hall and a color team presented.
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