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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1970
Page
9
Social notes from Red Oak report Sunday overnight guests of Mrs. and family the Davie Hendersons and Terry, plus many visits as residents attend showers, hospitalizations and homecomings. Several local families, including the Sands and Cockhite families, are noted for hospital stays, meals, and weekend gatherings.
Malvern Village hosts Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Walter Nosekabel and Mr and Mrs Gene Nosekabel with Jeff visiting Thurman. Carroll Perkins visits in Co Bluffs while others call on Clarence Lemonds and Nina Crouse. Klein social visits include Mrs Eddie Devis Ralph Perkins Anita and Mrs Robert Christenson Donna Strahan and more.
Leo Cheney Hastings, born April 30 1901 Neola died October 30 Glenwood at 69, funeral at St Patrick s Imogene with music by the church choir. Survivors include wife Irma Nusser Cheney and five children plus 15 grandchildren. Interment at Mt Calvary Cemetery Imogene. services for 150 relatives and friends.
Verna Pearl Myers died October 28 after two months in hospital. She was born March 24, 1902 in Silver City, married Harold Myers on April 24, 1924, who died January 4, 1961. Survived by brother Ward Parrington and sisters Waive Ellison and May Briggs, plus nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday October 31 at the Henderson Christian church. Casket bearers listed. interment Farm Creek cemetery.
Mrs. L E Brammeler announces the birth of a son, Bruce Edwin, at Murphy Memorial Hospital in Red Oak October 31. He weighs 8 pounds 3 ounces and joins brothers Bryan and Brat. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Huff.
The Parish Pastoral Relations Committee met at Joe Robbins home Monday night. Mitkin Latchaw returned Monday afternoon from Omaha's Lutheran Hospital to Marion Wilson home and then to his Malvern residence. Marion Wilson, Merk Robbins, Bill McGrew and Creighton Miller attended the Farm Bureau Women's Committee Workshop at Malvern Monday afternoon. Mrs Don Godfrey and Bill McGrew hosted a birthday party for Mrs Everett McGrew Tuesday afternoon with guests including Mrs Earl Maddocks, Mrs Mortis Johnson, Mrs Alan Palmer and Mrs Ben Welson. Mr and Mrs Robert Rech hosted Saturday night family gathering.
Delbert V. Terry, pastor, leads morning worship at 9 30 and Sunday School at 10 30 a m at Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church.
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Wesley Church met on October 28 adopting a 1971 budget. Treasurer Mrs. Joe Robbins led a pledge service as Mrs. Bob Sell installed officers for 1971 with hostesses Mrs. Marion Wilson and Mrs. Floyd Yates. Members were served at Sables decorated for Halloween. A church study led by Mrs. Delbert Terry began at Emerson on Thursday at 2 pm titled How the Word Gets Around and will continue three sessions at Hastings and Wesley Chapel, with the final session addressing mass media.
Halloween party at Earl Maddocks home in Glenwood brings guests from Prescott Nodaway Omaha Gravity and more. Open house for Mr and Mrs Sherwood Bentley marks their 25th anniversary. Farm Bureau contest in Red Oak and a round of Sunday dinners and visits across Malvern Macedonia Essex and Bettendorf areas noted with numerous host families and friends.
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