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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1966
Page
7
The C.Y.F. and Mr.F. hosted a Halloween party Sunday night featuring a hay ride and wiener roast inside a vacant house on an Arnold Williams farm. About 33 attended the event.
Red Oak hosts frequent Halloween parties at local halls with families including Debults Williams Frink and Sowers in attendance. Numerous gatherings feature Club events, dinners, birthdays, visits from relatives, and a birthday supper for Mrs. Gollhofer amid countywide socializing.
Wesley News notes a lighthearted Halloween wrap up with Linus and Charlie Brown references. The column catalogs local visits and social events including tours of Glenwood State School, open houses at the Glenwood Fire House, a breakfast at the Blackstone Hotel in Omaha, and various family weekend visits and birthday celebrations around the community.
The Joe Robbinses and Lorance Lisles visited Mrs. Edith Oberweiler in Stuart with Earl and Mrs. Gross who plan a Florida trip. Gordon Axtell hosted guests including Harry Perkins Eilert Rands Linda Fletcher and more from Missouri Valley Malvern and Malvern. Weekend guests at Elsworth Smith’s included Terry Delaine Phillip and Craig Smith. Marion Keast of Elliott joined Saturday night callers. The Ott Menschels honored their daughter Mrs. John Slaughter of Cedar Rapids at a family dinner with Drayton Slaughters Lyndol Livengood family Glenwood Robert Hopps Diane Hopp Don Schroeder Malvern Don Hopp Ames Cinday Adams Council Bluffs and Mrs. Tom Hiller McClelland. See you next week.
Oaks area residents hosted and visited across Indianola Treynor Clarinda and Omaha. Dean Schipper and family and others stopped by I W Castor home and Harold Brunings in Treynor. John Siefford hosted a family dinner with Lois Meyer Dennis Bond Arch Mattly and sister-in-law visitors. Edwin Ambrose visited Immanuel Hospital in Omaha. Ben Aukland and Mario Mahan attended funeral services.
Mrs Eula Stephens hosts guests from Macedon and nearby towns. On Tuesday Mrs Guy Osborn and Mrs L E Brammeier attended. Earl McGee and family visited the John Stefford home Sunday evening. Leo Happ of Glenwood visited Marion Shook. John Kissler and family from Omaha stayed over Saturday into Sunday with Ed win Ambrose. L E Brammeier visited the Dean Warren home Saturday evening.
The Willing Workers 4-H Club met at Ruth Mackey’s home with six members and two leaders present. Officers were chosen: Lora Glynn president, Susan Reed vice president, Debbie Harrison secretary, Diane McGinnis treasurer, Stephanie Gohlinghorst reporter historian.
The Jolly Jills 41 Clup met Saturday October 22 in Percival lunch room for a pot luck dinner. Members brought dishes and officers were elected: President Amy Freeman, Vice President Margaret Askew, Secretary Joe Euleman, Treasurer Mary Hill, Historian Cathy.
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