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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
16
An area endured a prolonged electrical storm Monday night with widespread damage. Rainfall measured as high as eight inches in many locales. Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Maddocke of Syracuse Nebraska who visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nagle.
Memorial day observance at East Liberty drew a large crowd in calm weather after days of wind and rain. Floral tributes decorated the church and cemetery while Harry Hammons Post No. 520 led patriotic services. About 175 signed the registry, with many more present earlier. Attendees hailed from numerous towns including Santa Fe Springs California Syracuse Nebraska Shenandoah Tulare Oklahoma Corning Missouri Bedford Iowa Council Bluffs and Tabor among others totaling 38 additional visitors from nearby communities.
Next Sunday at 9 am CST Rev BE LeRoy Pullman will lead services, with Mr and Mrs George Miller and Richard from near Treynor among welcome guests. The Glenwood Benedicts visited the Williams and Larry. Ernett Stephens attended her nephew James Miller's wedding in Council Bluffs.
Jeff Ellison of Malvern was the guest after school Friday of Chris Stephens and remained for supper with the family. Mrs Russell Howell and Mitzi visited from east of Malvern at the Windle grandparents home. Donald Stocker and Wayne traveled from Ottumwa to place flowers at graves in the Herbert Barnes cemetery. Shenandoah residents Gertrude Murphy and Rolle Jones, and Galen Hunt from south of Malvern attended dinner with local families. Richard Miller, a nephew, was among graduates at Treynor commencement exercises. Mrs Lyle Williams attended a pre nuptial shower for Nancy Stogdill in Malvern.
Mrs Theron Mickelson hosted after school Monday for her daughter Kristi turning ten. Seven girls joined games, gifts, ice cream and cake while Kristi enjoyed the day with her brothers Ricky and David and friends Joyce Stephens Pam Zanders Marcie Sinner Joni Kelley Kim Rush Glenda Clark Sue Ann Shook.
Mr and Mrs Robert Schroeder of near Malvern visited Sunday with their daughter Mrs Norman Sinner and family for a meal and fellowship.
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