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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1962
Page
2
Hendersons free summer movies sponsored by local business men start Saturday night May 6 marking the town’s long running tradition since 1922 as the first nearby community to host free picture shows.
Henderson Methodist Church announces services at 9 45 a m Sunday School 10 48 a m WSCS Thursday Choir practice Wednesday Junior Choir Friday after school Henderson Christian Church lists worship at 9 30 a m Church School 10 30 a m G Y F every other Sunday G W F every Wednesday Junior Choir 7 30 p m Wad Senior Choir practice Wednesday
The Henderson Hornets met Monday night at the Legion hall with 11 members present. The meeting was postponed Friday due to the storm. Topics included a summer pomp orn stand at the free show and discussion on demonstration teams. Dava Morris and Genny Boilau demonstrated oral reasons for livestock judging. Lunch was served by Mrs. Leo Boileau and Mrs. H. E. Paul, Denny Boileau, reporter.
Mr and Mrs Maynard Feter sen and family of Carson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Claude Holt Mr and Mrs Ted Gilbreth of Omaha called in the afternoon and Mr and Mrs Alma Shank of Council Bluffs were evening callers Mr and Mrs Lee Sowers and Lori of Sacramento Calif came Saturday for a weeks visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Glen Sowers and other relatives Mr and Mrs George Evans of Centralia IL and Mrs Juanita Melendy of Council Bluffs visited from Wednesday afternoon until Thursday evening with Mrs Velma South Mrs Mabel Sutton of Glenwood came Saturday evening for a weeks visit with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Dean Edmondson Myr and Mrs Stan Duyser Robin and Bruce of Omaha were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Fay Butterfield
A Friday storm damaged farms near Henderson, tearing the roof from a hog house at the Frederick Welsh farm in Wales and felling trees at the Hiram Cool place. The report also notes various social events and local movements, with multiple residents and guests mentioned across Omaha and Red Oak areas. The text highlights community gatherings and family news amid the weather disruption.
A large crowd attended we operetta Green Hills of Sprits at the gym Thursday night. Dilly Scherle was master of ceremonies, Denny Boileau assistant M C and Deloris Hyde the dancer. Mrs. Steen directed the operetta and was presented with a corsage and a gift. The operetta was entertaining and much credit is due Mrs. Steen and helpers.
The Henderson center fifth grade, led by Rev. Rowe, visited Nebraska City on Monday with 18 students and teachers Mrs. Churchman and Mrs. Greenwood plus Mrs. Wilkinson and Mrs. Coat. They toured a brick and tile plant, John Brown’s Cave, and Arbor Lodge, and ate sack lunches on the bus.
Readers list a string of Sunday callers and social visits from Melvern to Council Bluffs and Stanton. Highlights include Misa Lois Meadows’s Miscellaneous shower with 18 attendees as she wed June 3 to Robert Murray of Glenwood, plus relatives visiting from Emerson, Jennings, Lincoln, and Charles City.
Henderson voters may apply to the town clerk for absentee ballots for the June 6, 1962 waterworks election. Ballots available 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. to those unable to vote in person due to business illness or disability. not for those who can attend polls. Applications require notarized affidavit. Delivery may be in person or by mail. ballots must be returned in a second envelope with a second notary-signed affidavit. Ballots cannot be cast on election day or transported to voters.
Mrs C A Frink called on Mrs Lawrence Frink in the Rog Oak hospital Sunday afternoon.
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