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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1962
Page
7
In Hillsdale the soybean harvest nears completion and corn husking continues despite rain. Neighbors join in field work and home tasks as Thanksgiving approaches, while schools, sports, and church activities reflect a busy rural community week. Local families visit relatives in Malvern Glenwood and Council Bluffs with gatherings and 4-H events noted.
Hillsdale residents report Halloween night visitors as little goblins and ghosts spirited through the Hillsdale community. Children enjoyed door to door treats while neighbors and the elderly watched smilingly from porches.
Sunday near noon on Claude Williams farm Terry Williams of Glenwood assisted with corn harvesting. While pulling a wagon, a tractor and elevator toppled, injuring him with the loss of his right little finger and other cuts. He was rushed to Eda Mundson Hospital in Council Bluffs and treated for shock.
Mr and Mrs Warren Gaylord hosted Sunday dinner with Lyle Gaylord in Glenwood. Guests included Shelbie Baldwin of Council Bluffs and Alta Hathaway of Glenwood. Numerous visits and calls noted among local families, church events, PTA activities, and weekend social gatherings with residents from Glenwood, Red Oak, and nearby towns. Services announced for Sunday at 9 am led by ER LeRoy Pullman.
Mr and Mrs Ed Tackett and son of Omaha visited Sunday with his brother Ralph Tackett family Twila Philip and Rosanne. Norman Benedict of Glenwood visited his daughter Mrs Lyle Williams and family Sunday. Homer Mayberry has had blood poison in a finger and hand from a possible wood splinter and remains under a doctor's care with rest.
A postponed WSCS meeting was held in the church on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Homer Maylerey led the devotional, with Mrs Walter Windle assisted by reader Mrs EW LeRoy Pull Inn. Secretary and treasurer Mrs Chanda Stephens gave the report as did other officers, with Mrs Hugh Hayes leading the business session. The group decided to send a funeral offering for Charles Page and to give a gift to Merlene Burres, bride elect of Payette Idaho.
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