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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1965

Page

3

Malvernians and friends visit St Darlin family weekend

A long list of Malvernians and relatives from Linnecaln to Red Oak, Omaha, and Macedonia visited the St Darlin, Cardwell, Bingham, Wederquist, and Lentz households over Saturday and Sunday. Attendees included Marines on leave, grandsons in Colo, and several local couples joining museum outings and a Lawrence Welk show trip in Omaha.

Myr Wiliam Jackburn Steve Mes Caetella St. Darlin Linecaln Nehy James Cardwell Sinan City Son Tom Cardwell Marines J. WR. Cairdwell Vean Bingham Colo Warren Darrah Bingham Wren Ronald Rodney Bingham Kenneth Allensworth Zaki Allensworth Sadie McClure Ploanmer McClure Glen Rube Jigs Moines Ernest Wederquist Sames Denison Mae Wederquist Charles Wilson Ralph Bower Austin Lawrence Welk Omaha al Lee Bingaman Donald Schroeder James Hatfield Red Oak Merlin Tasra Monda Edmundson Hospital

Charley Driver Dies in Aberdeen South Dakota

Friends report the death of Charles Driver on November 5 in Aberdeen South Dakota after a liver ailment. He entered the hospital October 21 and had been in a coma most of the time. Funeral services were held in Aberdeen on Monday. The Drivers lived in Malvern for several years and he operated Driver's Tavern before moving about a year ago to 524 12th Ave NW in Aberdeen.

Charles Driver Aberdeen S. D Driver Malvern Driver's Tavern 12Th Ave

Veterans Day a tradition of peace and honor observed

Fran the Randolph Enterprise notes Veterans Day observed with ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery and services nationwide. The article shares 1965 VA fact sheet stats: 22 million living veterans, 43 percent of U S population with veterans and families, 303000 veterans in Iowa, VA hospitals caring for 110000 veterans, 7 million outpatient visits, 7000 medical research projects, VA hospitals handle 2100 veterans daily, 75000 outpatient visits, 150+ research projects, 65000 Iowa residents receive monthly compensation, VA Loan Guaranty value near 660 million, 111000 Iowans enrolled in Vocational Rehabilitation and Education programs. It ends with reflection on peace and ongoing conflicts.

Veterans Administration Des Moines Iowa City Knoxville Iowa Iowa Veterans Hospital

Peace Word Echoes Across A World Cry

A long-ago line by Edward Markham speaks of a universal cry for peace. The fragment contemplates whether lasting peace can ever be achieved as voices rise from sky to sky with the call for harmony.

Nam Edward Markham

Social Roundup From Randolph and Nearby Towns

Randolph residents host and visit across a week ending with hospital stays. Guests include Mr and Mrs Bernard Bock of Bayside Long Island and numerous local families. Mr and Mrs Lyle Dod moved Mr and Mrs 4 R Dodd to Methodist hospital Omaha for observation while Mrs Dodd remains in Glenwood area.

Wayne Stevens Bernard Bock Bayside Long Island Don Stevens E. J. Stevens A. C. Fichter Bock Lyle Dod 4. R. Dodd Shenandoah Methodist Hospital Omaha Dale Fichter Griswold Hassie Ellis Don Wolfe Ward Slothower Tabor W. J. Kilpatrick F. J. Hinkhouse Fairfield Dennison Warren Wilson Elaine Colleen Bowser Midwestern Wilson Hawley Schaaf Gilbert Walter Glenwood Glenwood and Mr. and Mrs. Clarold Rogers and Family, Also of Glenwood George Moore Frank Snyder Snyder Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs Braddyville Tom St. Joseph Lyle Dodd H. R. Dodd

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Malvernians Charles Costello Bert Seinald Rob Clayton Hertz Kevin Gold Crown Inn Hed Oak Obserer Hertes Grant Chamberlain Otto Tall Ben Reed Veterans Hospital Teeery Orville Stare Realay Ind T. B. Salyers Roger Nellie Fickel Wenderson Sandy Archemrcon Ralph Lent Adolph Sehnulta Gene Labenking Vaterius Hospital Onl and Ales W. Shirdi Alen Hurdi Lawrences Ikan Salwday Charley Dak ADAMS Barber Shop Harry Adams Supper Club Emerson U. S Clarke Bailey Combo Fran Randolph Enterprise Arlington National Cemetery United States Towa Charles G. Jones Cedar Rapids Viet del Monte Can Greer Brand Thace Johnson Grocery Allen Scheel Elsie Bruce Allen St. John’s Lutheran Church St. John’s Church Leonard Fletcher August Ponton Ernest Ponton Joe Copperstone Walter Knop P. G. Becker Roy Scheel Doris Len Mel Delbert Malvern Trust & Savings Bank F.D.I.C Randolph
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