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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1955
Page
10
A dense roster of visits, birthdays, and social calls unfolds across Tabor, Glenwood, and nearby communities. Several families share birthday gatherings, hospital stays, and visits with relatives, while others recount hunting, funerals, and church club events over a span of days.
Cpl Richard Base arrived home late Thursday visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Austin Bass then returned to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri on Sunday afternoon Two Omaha and Winterset friends accompanied him Mrs Fred Dickersbach learned last Monday night her brother in law J B Laird died after a long illness in Worland Wyoming Mr and Mrs Robert Ewalt welcomed their son Robert Franklin The Ewalt family and the baby returned Friday from the Edmonson hospital
A flurry of family gatherings and visits marked the weekend with many relatives from Omaha Red Oak Shenandoah and Thurman visiting Thurman area homes for meals and birthday celebrations. Guests included Kath leen Logan Mondamin Karen Shepard and Betty Bret among others with a birthday dinner for Mrs Forney. Local hunts and church outings framed Sunday activities as families traveled to town events and hosted relatives.
A Hastings Methodist church group met at the Mrs. Neale Quimby home for an afternoon session. Ruth Kelley led devotions, Nettie Crouse taught a lesson, and plans were made for a December pot luck luncheon with a kitchen shower instead of a gift exchange. refreshments included date pudding with whipped cream, mints, and coffee.
Mills County Rural Young People clubs invite all young unmarried residents aged 17 to 30 to a district dance in Hastings Community building at 8 30 Thursday evening November 17. Don Allensworth of Henderson will call square and round dances.
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