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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1962
Page
9
The Silver City library invites children from school age through third grade to join a summer reading program starting June 2. A story hour is planned each Saturday from 2 to 2 30. Reading program cards will be given, and older children will compete for awards based on books read. Regular hours are 2 30 to 5 and 7 to 9 on Saturdays.
Sunday dinner guests at the Mrs J W Parman home included family members and friends. The event centered on a informal meal and conversation reflecting local community ties.
Taste Auer Le and Mrs waue Wilson of Albany Mo Mrs and Mrs Beldon Wilson of Stanberry Mo and Mrs Helen Pepmeier Mrs A F Childs was a supper guest Mr and Mrs Albert Batten and Mrs Tom Young of Glenwood were Sunday supper guests of Mrs Mary Ord.
The Rev and Mrs F G Barnes entertained for dinner Saturday with friends Paul Harris of Council Bluffs and his sister from California. Lyle May of Crookston Neb was a midweek guest of Mr and Mrs Leo May. Mrs Clara Kirlin fell last Monday injuring her back and is cared for by daughter in law Mrs Carroll Kirlin. Paula Carlson stayed Saturday night with her grandparents Mr and Mrs M O Heckman of Glenwood. Bernice Clipson from Glenwood visited Mrs Lichie McNay. Sunday supper guests were Bailus Holland and Red Oak resident Mr Bailus Holland with Mr and Mrs Eldon Schultz.
Ten members attended the Evergreen Club at Mrs. Agnes Voss's home on Friday with bingo entertain ment. Prizewinners included Mrs. Ralph Brewer Mrs. Helen Sanders Mrs. Alfred Miller Mrs. Bob Beasley and Mrs. Jim Bailey. Door prize went to Mrs. Alfred Miller.
The report notes multiple visits across families. A woman visited sister Clara Bada and Mrs Eliza Kochender fer, and another visited her son Vern Wilkins and family. Mr and Mrs Michael Miller hosted supper for guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Vinton and Sandra of Pacific Junction plus Wayne Stewart Bob Richard and Art Miller. Saturday evening callers included Mrs Harvey Deitchler with Mrs Raymond Beam and Mrs J W Parman.
Fourteen members of the Silver City Womans Club met at Glenwood Lake Park for a 1 PM picnic dinner on May 15, marking the last gathering until September. Outgoing president Mrs Clyde Schoening received a club gift while new president Mrs W G Fornoff announced the year’s committees.
Mrs. and Mrs. Jim Bailey and others from Omaha and Emerson visited friends in the region. Attendees at Glenwood Rainbow Assembly ceremonies included several local women and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mass joined Glen McDole for Sunday dinner in Council Bluffs.
Oaks Community Church led by Pastor Inwin Eleson held a Mothers Day program with scripture readings from first Samuel and Proverbs, a short reading, and solo. The service included a 14.15 offering, Sunday school at 10 a.m., worship at 11 a.m., and Thursday choir practice. Visitors at the Gene Westerlund home and local outings noted. several families attended funeral services in Waco Neb for J. G. Stream.
Mrs. Everett Norton and Mrs. Althea Norton from Alahimbra California visited Thursday. They joined Raymond Trively for supper near Malvern Friday and a family dinner at Victor Norton’s near Red Oak Sunday. A 7% pound baby boy named Jeffery William arrived Sunday morning at Mercy Hospital Des Moines to live with Bill Metcalf family. Don Terry and Jim and Bobby of Missouri Valley were Mothers Day dinner guests at L. Brammeil home.
Malvern Iowa residents note a family gathering with Johnny Kissler returning home with his grandparents for a visit. The event occurred Saturday evening at the Less DeBolts home in Stanton, with Mr and Mrs Edwin Ambrose hosting and Johnny Kissler staying at the Kissler residence in Omaha.
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